/sci/ - Science & Math

I'd say the beginning of articulture would be the important first

sage

egypt and stuff
roman empire
castles and dragons
ww2

>>1541325
Why sage?

postan only because the picture is relavant to my interests. templars ftw - knights of God. I believe I'm a high-tech templar, seeing as they influenced me to be what I am. I don't believe they are fictional either.

Domestication of wolves/gods

Tough call. As much as I hate politics as a whole, we probably couldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for the decision to have a society and to at least have enforceable laws. Hammurabi's laws may have been harsh, but they were an important milestone (get it? Stone?)

Unfortunately, it is essentially politics, indirectly or directly, that slows scientific progress to a maddening crawl.

fire
Wars and empires? who remembers the great tribal wars of the 790,000 Bc? who even cares?

>>1541334
thats it. fuck this board. im going back to [deleted to prevent faggots from finding it].

>>1541339
haha meant dogs. /sci/ is turning me into a religious troll

>>1541334
Who would believe they're fictional? They have records and everything to prove their existence.

>>1541334
Templar isn't fiction bro, they played some decently important roles thru history. Origonal bankers ftw

>>1541334

I luv Assassin's Creed too! It also taught me everything I know about religion and the crusades

>>1541334
What fantastic insight. Yes, the Templars were real.

ITT: jigsaw is still 15.

>>1541334
Goddamn there are some retarded people on this board.

>>1541339
FENRIR CANNOT BE DOMESTICATED

>>1541365
lol nice one. polite sage for off topic

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>>1541350
Who let ego back into /sci/?

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>>1541374
Thank you. I should have saged too.
Retroactive sage.

>>1541342
Thats why I said the "most important" ones. I'm look for more of a summery of the occurrence itself in history. Mostly because history is like one immersive epic to me, and also because it can teach lessons to avoid in the future. Like how WWII changed everything, and I see this current world as a post WWII world and anything after it is simply a deviation of it and its under-bellies.

Except that it goes in the email field, sweet Jesus.

Urrgh.

>>1541382
He's not being as bad now, he's at least tolerable

>>1541390
You cannot into sage (it goes in the email field btw)

>>1541393
not sure if troll

I don't know is this is the most important historical event ever, but it is definitely in the running for most significant invention. Gutenberg's printing press allowed for the spread of knowledge and ideas at a more rapid pace than ever before.

>>1541387
*looking.
I apologize.

>>1541395
>facepalm

>>1541374
Thanks. Retroactive sage (doing it right this time.)

Nevermind, I think jigsaw actually dropped to 14. Bout time someone on this board figured out time travel!

>>1541344
>deleted to prevent faggots from finding it
Good call

>>1541334
WOW! nice. 10/10 good job.

No one else? Or are all you guys just taking your sweet time spell checking everything?

What about the weel?
Seriously, guys.

>>1541400
This
Pretty widely agreed upon as the most significant invention ofall time.

>the most important happening in history (wars, empires, inventions, etc.).

Well if you're allowing empires in, then the inventions their people made and the wars they went fought all count towards it's importance.

I played assassins creed, but I remember killing the templars. I don't really remember the story.. Also, I'm yet to play the second one. I kind of grew out of Xbox gaming and into the computer/internet stage. I only care about learning at the moment, although I completed mass effect 2 a few days ago (insanity as an adept with thane and grunt as bro). Saying that, I've been playing games since I could hold a controller - Halo 1/2/3 are more to my interests - not impressed with MW2, etc.... All I'm saying is, "no" assassins creed did not teach me religion, I chose to check out the bible. I guess Gene Ray influenced it.

>>1541542
Exactly! Its a general then a specific. Although when I say empire, I sort of mean what its culture was and its lasting impact on society. Such as the Roman's, and Constantine's conversion. And we all know what that let to.

>>1541512
I'm still gonna go out and say that agriculture or the internet are better

>>1541544
srsly

>>1541544
Hmmm nope, not a word about anything relevant or intelligent.

>>1541565
But the internet is like a vast take on the printing press. More ideas put into circulation of impression at an improved rate.

>>1541582
Exactly. its like the printing press on steroids

LOL You GUYS!
You're SO WACKY!
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>>1541593
Out.

>>1541593
Oh jigsaw you lovable retard.
You're SO FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.