Great Inventions In History

Hey every one i was just wudnering, what is the greatest invention in history. It can be for entertainment or for the benifit of mankind.

Ill have to say that the greatest invention in the history of mankin dis, the internet.

Take Care, Vix

internet
antiseptics
percocet

The calendar -- and my old science teacher had a really cool explanation for it. Sadly, I can't remember a word of it. Except it distills to "Without the calendar, we'd still be getting eaten by lions".

The Phone
The Television
The Toilet
and of course...sliced bread

Bicycle! Bicycle! Bicycle!

I want to ride my bicycle,
I want to ride my bike...

Come on people...what about the wheel?

Or: chopsticks, pogo stick, rake, comb, pen, coaster, tape dispenser, hard boiled eggs, turkey pot pie, toilet paper, soap, socks, feminine hygeine products, toupee, hamburger, lamp shade, broom, pork rinds...

I could keep going, but I must get to work....

Originally posted by Excitable_Boy
Come on people...what about the wheel?

Yeah, but bicycles are toothed wheels making more toothed wheels move a main wheel and some more wheels. On it's own the wheel isn't much good. So...

Bicycle! Bicycle! Bicycle!

Media streaming , its absolutely amasing.

Media streaming , its absolutely amasing.

Though I like the bicycle...

How about 'language'?(*)

Without language how would we communicate any invention?



(*) which the ranks of ATS are working at, quite diligently, to bend, fold, mutilate and spindle.

Originally posted by Badge01
Without language how would we communicate any invention?

That's true, but even animals have a rudimentary form of language. That being the case, I wouldn't call it a "human invention".

Anyway, here's an article you might find interesting:

BBC: Bicycle chosen as best invention

Ok, I'm not gonna say it again this time

_______! _______! _______!

Beer
Guitar
Bed
Cheese
Books

Originally posted by Beachcoma

Originally posted by Badge01
Without language how would we communicate any invention?

That's true, but even animals have a rudimentary form of language. That being the case, I wouldn't call it a "human invention".

Anyway, here's an article you might find interesting:

BBC: Bicycle chosen as best invention

Ok, I'm not gonna say it again this time

_______! _______! _______!

That reminds me of an old indian quote, " White man lazy, he make bycycle to sit and walk".




How about the glass? Imagine having to find something outdoors that you could get a drink from.