Where did all this technology come from? By that I mean everything, the last 100 years to now, how the fuck did "we" get here? Serious question too. Look at the capacity of the people around you, do they ever create anything? Considering most of Jow Forums are all in on crypto, I genuinely consider you to be the very few who will be the last ones off this ride. Which is ironic because most here would say they buy crypto with the hope of detaching themselves from what the future brings. Heh
Where did all this technology come from? By that I mean everything, the last 100 years to now...
Elijah Murphy
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Luis Sullivan
The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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Juan Flores
Well if you weren't fucking retarded you would see how archaic most of our technology is, and the very obvious baby steps of continuous improvement that bought it to its current state.
Kevin Gonzalez
Two world wars
Ryan Myers
Back engineered alien technology they exchanged their technology secrets and the ability to progress our society in exchange for human test subjects that they could enter through there mental state in an alternate dimension that they were able to bring their physical effigy into their Dimension to work on and study.
Carson Howard
>do they ever create anything
jackpot
most of us are just wasting space
once the point of no return has been reached there really won't be a need for most
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Owen Wright
Cool and sensible. What technology have you developed?
But don't human test subjects have to be FDA approved? How would aliens get FDA approval?
Nathaniel Bennett
i have a solid background in IT,Engineneering and econ.
1) small shit build upon another
2) incremental improvements
3) large time spans and billions (!) of people involved
4) economies of scale are the kicked here, eg you want to mass produce & standardize so shit gets cheaper and optimized
the last 120-140years were the biggest leaps, eg primitive steam machines and low level electrics boosted everything.
biggest advance that most people neglect was in actual agriculture. enough food was a serious problem for 99.9999% of the time we're around. with agricultural mechanization and chemistry we were able to literally 100X the effectivnes of the soil we use and simultaneously need less people.
you shouldnt forget for every success there is where a multitude of failures that didnt work out. people died horrible deaths or had terrible lives way more often in the past as today.
Easton Myers
Good post thanks user
Kevin Watson
Just wait until you see SNTVT launch. Basically a sky net level event.
Jaxson Butler
holy shit checked and this is based af
that feel when kazcynski was right about everything. here I am destroying myself sitting on a computer 16 hours a day. going for a walk right now. this is really good stuff.
Ayden Murphy
Glad you got something from it user, I remember reading this on Jow Forums years ago. I came across it again today and it was a bit of a wake up call for me. Feeling the exact same way as I did when I first read it but never taking action. Cancelled my home internet earlier, it's getting disconnected tomorrow. The internet question is a serious thing. I don't want to be on the superhighway of mental decay. Especially in a day when normies put on fake glasses and call themselves "nerds," it makes perfect sense of autistes to appropriate normie culture and ironically start having real fren relationships, forming social bonds to last, and building something greater than just themselves.
Chase Miller
>By that I mean everything, the last 100 years to now, how the fuck did "we" get here?
letting the days go by.
Isaac Butler
It was pretty much due to a few brilliant minds coming up with revolutionary ideas and then other (less capable) people would build on those ideas.
Julian Hernandez
This. Steam engines were the first time in human history that we could harness something else than muscle power.
Kevin Hernandez
based and bomberpilled
Jaxon Ramirez
Capitalism, in opposition to other modes of production, like slavery of feudalism, is a forced march.
If there is no profit, everything collapse, locally and globally. The Capital needs to reproduce itself, and even more, if you want profit.
Thus, technology in Capitalism is often not something we even need, or want, but just some new shit made in order to make profit (think Apple).
I don't know in which circumstances, but some humans (Area 51, black programs) have access to antigrav technology. They will probably say they have make a breakthrough in antigravity in the decades to come, when in fact, they have it since at least the 80s.
Luke Baker
ya cause the sun rain static charge and plants didnt exist before steam engines right?
Jaxon Scott
ha ha ha ha ha
Daniel Richardson
Then let me correct myself:
Steam engines were the first time in human history that we could harness something else than muscle power on demand.
Are you happy now?
Brandon White
Oh well they still had waterwheels, which technically provide power on demand so if you want to nitpick I'll grant that to you.
Andrew Johnson
yes but your idea is still not accurate in reality.
Ayden Taylor
take the linkolapill
Charles Diaz
we used the energy of fire on demand long before steam engine, really steam engine is just a mod on boiling water effect that was used in infinite situationas and apparatus
Jose Taylor
ty to think there was just one invention or accidental awareness of combination that got us here is incorrect
Easton Hill
meanwhile
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Luke Wilson
We didn't really use the energy of fire for anything to replace muscle power before steam engines. I'm talking about replacing muscle power here.