>if an epoch did twice the advancements of another
What does that mean??
Give an example of two time periods, one with twice the "advancement" of another.
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Caleb Reed
Nolan Russell
Something else
Ethan King
arbitrary units (a.u.)
Grayson Roberts
Greeks and Egyptians had concrete before that, in fact the concrete they had is better than what we use today. Roman were, however, responsible for making Christianity the official religion of Europe, which helped foster academic and intellectual development in monasteries and free public schooling, activities which eventually led to the enlightenment. So the diagram is wrong and biased. It also ignores the fact that it was pagan hordes that destroyed the Roman Empire in the West, Christianity up held it and continued on its traditions; minus the human sacrifices and barbarism.
Parker Fisher
>free public schooling
In which you could study THEOLOGY and related matters; there were only a couple dozen universities until the 15th century; to enter most of them you needed a permit from the church.
Gavin Wright
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David Perez
>After the hole there will be a transhuman renaissance that will start with the level of technology that we have right now in 2016.
How does that work? You downgrade your technology and then you can turn yourself into a robot?
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Austin Jenkins
Yes, but you also had know, math, philosophy, rhetoric grammar logic arts, languages and social sciences.
Evan Nguyen
Exactly, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, music theory, grammar, logic, and rhetoric. With the Trivium being grammar, logic, and rhetoric.
Not like people majored in STEM back then.
Gavin Fisher
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