True lol, toothpaste, deodorant? lol God, can you imagine world without those little things haha
I can. I was there. I'm old....VERY old. And let me tell you. I wasn't nice.
Can't be any older then my old tenant lol.... lol, one of my ex-tenants(now dead) she was 97 so we used to talk, she saw everything nearly lol. Talk about seeing changes they've had toothpaste and deo for a while, but not sure which year exactly they were invented.
True lol, toothpaste, deodorant? lol God, can you imagine world without those little things haha
I can. I was there. I'm old....VERY old. And let me tell you. I wasn't nice.
Can't be any older then my old tenant lol.... lol, one of my ex-tenants(now dead) she was 97 so we used to talk, she saw everything nearly lol. Talk about seeing changes they've had toothpaste and deo for a while, but not sure which year exactly they were invented. Noose and Amegita, thanks for that explanation.
Well, there is invent/invention and then there is understanding and realization. Defining. Many things man has just come to be aware of, understand, realize but maybe not invent. We didn't invent the Moon when we named it, realized it and defined it. A lot of the best things weren't invented by us either, like communication (advanced language is tricker/fuzzier) Agriculture allowed us to actually start taking it easy, but I would not personally count that, as an invention, more just harnessing and applying better awareness and understanding of nature. Movable type helped spread news and knowledge... ultimately I'd go with the internet. Extremely powerful equalizer. Its effects we still can't really quantify. The cheaper they get the more people can have them, the more people can learn, educate, be aware, have knowledge etc etc you'll be able to simulate traveling to other countries cultures, meeting people, get educated, and just... so many other things. Pooling resources as well. Sharing. Its... its yeah. Main distinguishing factor, is its ability to store info, share info and pool info with so many people, so fast and with such relative convenience. (as opposed to books, which are pretty cool too)
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