What do you think has been man's greatest invention/creation/concept/...?

[saint.panda]

Title says it all...

 

[mjg]

hover crafts.

they are the best things ever.

 

[Tyson]

I'd say language, followed closely by science.

 

[ilikemonkeys]

beer.

It was the sole reason we created civilizations.

had to farm the grains to make it.

I love beer.

 

[grandenigma1]

the hammer... wouldnt have anything with out it

 

[rsaavedra]

1) The set of technologies related to electricity: generation, storage, distribution, transformation, storage, and utilization of electrical energy. I think that's one of the most important aspects of modern human civilization.

2) Integrated circuits and Computers.

3) The Internet.

 

[greenhorn]

Sliced bread.

 

[mbriant]

wheel
electricity (more of a discovery actually)

 

[Jazper]

language, and the written word

 

[mjg]

women.


If they weren't invented, we'd die and stuff and not be here... (and stuff)

 

[wakeride74]

music & headphones

Women and Vegas...damn way too much to list here!

oh yeah and...

 

[vibin247]

The concept of "art." You can probably take a dump on a canvas (and there are artists who have) and call it art, and probably sell it for an egregious price.

 

[jefemeister]

As far as true inventions (so I'm omitting language, agriculture, math, fire, etc) my vote goes to the clock (sundial.)

 

[Homeless]

Language, Art, Music, Horticultre...

 

[Lisa]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mjg women. If they weren't invented, we'd die and stuff and not be here... (and stuff)

Same goes for men. But we need a lot less of you not to die and stuff. We just keep you around for fun and so you can feel important... (and stuff)