Where did technology come from?

[Leasy]

Man who built this shyt can't even put a feather between them shyts

This shyt like 10 thousand years old maybe older

Ancient River beds and shyt

 

[dondraper]

Trial and error

 

[intruder]

There has always been technology, brehs. I ate when people use the term technology as if it's something new from the time the internet came around

One of the first GREAT technological advances was when man invented the wheel.

To us in 2017 (5.5 centuries later) the wheel looks like a "duh" innovation but its invention back around 3500 BC revolutionized how things like food, tools, people and anything was transported. What took 30 men to carry by hand suddenly took 4 to just push a chariot with 2 wheels on. And to think the early wheels were more used for pottery and it took another 300 years after its invention for man to apply it to transportation by adding it to a chariot. All these massive stones that form the pyramids were likely moved on wheel columns from point A to point B

That later evolved into gears which is the cornerstone for all out mechanical devices

So yeah, technology isnt new.

Dont mind my rambling. I love history

Sometimes it baffles me that people can look at shyt like this and how it all comes together as we use it everyday and have no interest in engineering whatsoever. Instead mofos all wanna be business majors. Nothing against business management majors but how many of these mofos do you need???

 

[Fenian]

People couldn't do some shyt they wanted to do so had to make something to help them, like wheels helping them move shyt or fire to keep them warm and scare sabre toothed cats off.

We just kept building on what came before and here we are now.