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The internet. The best & worst.
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Modern day agriculture. 
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how about the toilet?
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going deep again but I really think the human was the greatest invention ever
Right before World War I Fritz Hauber found a cheap way to derive nitrates. By discovering a cheap way to make ammonium nitrate fertilizer he enabled the earth to support two billion more people. This same discovery enabled the Germans to make cheap explosives and stay in World War I much longer. Mr. Hauber also originated chemical warfare by using different industrial chemicals to attack enemy lines. His wife committed suicide because he was using science to hurt people. Fritz also discovered Zyclon B, the chemical the Nazis used to kill Jews in the concentration camps. He didn’t do that on purpose. He was trying to make an industrial insecticide. What a life.
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boxer briefs for the win
I’d say it’s a tie between my dishwasher and my washing machine.My Roomba takes a solid second. I love tech that leaves more time for Sharknado marathons.
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I’d say the greatest invention ever was agriculture.
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In southern Louisiana it’s air conditioning.
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the gasoline engine, the motor.
Coconut cream pie. Only because I’m craving it.
I’d have to say stoves.
to me was the computer
I think vaccines are the greatest invention ever.
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The fuzz pedal.
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Religion no doubt about it.
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the toothbrush.
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I think it was in a movie…antiseptic. It made surgery and life without most germs. Germs are a big thing for human survival. That plague really did put stressors on the known world at the time…except not sure it got to Asia but probably did.
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Well I’d have to say electricity for a good portion of the planet. But tbf I think the invention of the wheel made the world go round.
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