What are some technologies that were lost over time?
What are some technologies that were lost over time?
Liam Barnes
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Parker Hill
Damascus steel?
Ryder Harris
Check out "shieldoftheson" channel on YouTube, he has entire videos on the subject showing photographs of ancient technology and weird shit.
Elijah Bennett
Oil on canvas.
Lost over time in preference of finer arts such as introducing crosses in your bodily orifices and shitting inside cans.
Ryan Johnson
Slavery, at least in the West
Xavier Davis
Counterpoint.
Lost in favor of sublimes musical styles such as
she be checking me out
And I be like
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Austin Davis
...
Noah Gomez
if you think counterpoint is dead you either don't understand contemporary music or don't listen to a lot of it.
Kevin Ortiz
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The amount of wood needed to melt the stone would have deforested all of Scotland. So how the fuck did they do this?
Daniel Perry
What are you calling contemporary music?
David Mitchell
the application of the torus(technology given to us by aliens) to create free energy
Kevin Perez
>idk what counterpoint means
>also idk what contemporary means
not even worth a discussion. a bass riff being played at the same time as a different guitar riff is literally counterpoint.
Joseph Kelly
Flying pyramids from the Kangdom of Egypt.
Brandon Reed
*facepalms*
so like I was saying, counterpoint is dead.
Liam Carter
what, do you think counterpoint refers to two melodies being played on a single instrument? even though that's wrong, that exists all over the place too. I can think of daniel rossen songs off the top of my head that utilize counterpoint on a single guitar.
do you just listen to the same stuff over and over again or something and make vast bold claims about the entirety of musical creation?
Liam Hall
vitrum flexile
Joshua Howard
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Wow, the inventor got a raw deal
Asher Kelly
>purposely let fall a crystal goblet; and though it was bruised in some way or shattered, yet by passing his hands over it he promptly exhibited it whole once more.
Sounds like a conman doing a shitty magic trick
Hudson Miller
Cement. The technology behind it was lost for roughly a millenia.
Benjamin Davis
Slavery isn't a technology.
Slavery wasn't lost but outlawed in the west. We know how to reintroduce it if society wanted it.
Slavery still exists (even in the west allthough underground, hidden away from the authorities, not counting stuff such as the penal labor in the american prison system, which is out in the open).
Brody Bell
Its still lost in America
Easton Ross
Go back to 9gag please, this is an adult discussion
Evan Young
The russians rediscovered it, it was vanadium.
Ian Hall
audibly laughed out loud
10/10 user
Evan Rivera
You have poor standards and are actively degrading the board.
Jason Long
my fucking sides
Wyatt Morris
dragons
Julian Hall
Vermeers camera obscura / mirror setup for true to life painting
Mason Garcia
Peat and coal?
Parker Wood
there was a time when bowed instruments were interesting and every one of them had a unique sound. then came the violin meme and the oversized violin, and the less oversized one and the irrelevant bit bigger sized violin and everything got standarized and boring.
oh, and lets not talk about what happened with the sweet sounding harpsichord.