What is the greatest discovery for human progress?

@miftha (1622)

Bekasi, Indonesia

June 19, 2021 12:20pm CST

The creation of an independent biosphere A man in England placed a plant in a bottle in 1960, and he last watered it in 1972. The plant continues to grow because the enclosed bottles are like miniature ecosystems that recycle water and nutrients themselves. how about you? Photo from google

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@sjvg1976 (42727)

• Delhi, India

19 Jun 21

I think the invention of fire and wheels

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@Vikingswest1 (7443)

• United States

19 Jun 21

I was going to say that. The alphabet and calendar are pretty impressive achievements also.

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

19 Jun 21

yes you right

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

19 Jun 21

@Vikingswest1 it's good discovery

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@prashu228 (37518)

• India

20 Jun 21

I think the computer , internet .. everything changed after this..if we see the present world , everyone is dependent on internet

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

20 Jun 21

yes you right, internet most interesting

@kaylachan (84701)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

19 Jun 21

That's interesting, I wonder how tall it got and how long it lived.

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

20 Jun 21

I also thought so

@kanuck1 (4424)

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19 Jun 21

Wow, that's amazing and fascinating! I would say, the indoor toilet!

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

20 Jun 21

yeah. it interesting

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@aidels (274)

• Philippines

19 Jun 21

Can't really choose one. But: paper, the printing press, domestication of animals, agriculture, math, and vaccines.

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

20 Jun 21

Yepp..That is all very important

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