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Don't all scientific discoveries change the world?
To whatever degree

Last edited by Wickimen (2012-02-20 20:50:33)

The person who first proved that cows milk was drinkable was very, very thirsty.

Paddle2See wrote:

HiddenPerson wrote:

I'll write most interesting here:

#77 The Wheel oh cars. They allow us to travel faster. 

#3 World Wide Web That fast way to share information. How I'm here.

# (A ton of numbers) Theories on physics, particle physics, etc.
I find these interesting, but there were so many, I can't list them all.

It's a national Geographic Magazine, that is so interesting.

Have you heard of it? What other things have you found interesting? What are your opinions on these?

I think that the topic of Scientific Discoveries is broad enough without opening the topic up to even more interesting things 

Perhaps you can rework that last paragraph so that this topic doesn't wander off into Spamsylvania?

He meant what did you find interesting in the article. 

Granted, he may want to reword that to clarify.

Last edited by soupoftomato (2012-02-20 21:39:39)

ProgramCAT wrote:

How about language?
Or mathematics?
Well, they're not really scientific discoveries...
I guess Turing completeness...?

#24 Modern Number System

#25 Abacus

A lot of them have to do with physics, which have to do math...But I didn't see one about language, unless you count binary code as language.

@Paddle Sorry if I wasn't clear, I'm talking about a certain book, and I was asking if you have read the book, what is interesting to you.

@Jeff That isn't one -_- but it is important.

Last edited by HiddenPerson (2012-02-21 07:21:52)

I think I'd care more about this if I could see all of them.

I've heard of it, but never read it. 

HiddenPerson wrote:

It's a book, created by National Geographic.

I'll write most interesting here:

#77 The Wheel oh cars. They allow us to travel faster. 

#3 World Wide Web That fast way to share information. How I'm here.

# (A ton of numbers) Theories on physics, particle physics, etc.
I find these interesting, but there were so many, I can't list them all.

It's a national Geographic Magazine, that is so interesting.

Have you heard of it? What other things have you found interesting in that book?

I get the monthly ones
I have all of them from January 2011 to March 2012
They're really interesting 

HiddenPerson wrote:

# (A ton of numbers) Theories on physics, particle physics, etc.
I find these interesting, but there were so many, I can't list them all.

Hahaha lol    xD.  Does this person know that we have the World Wide Web, cars, electricity, and pretty much literally everything else because of number 89173598175 (physics theories)?