what are the 10 most important things / also people that helped shaed the world ? (13)
the ten most important things, also people that helped shaed the world were..christopher columbus, jesus christ, the coming down of the berlin wall, 9/11, the person who invented electricity and the other one who invented penicillin. 
oh...and my mother.
oh...and my mother.damn, i always do this these days,,,the reason i came in in the first place,,,forgot to ask, gilly. is that a piece of silver foil on your head in your picture?
guiriman: damn, i always do this these days,,,the reason i came in in the first place,,,forgot to ask, gilly. is that a piece of silver foil on your head in your picture?
YES, IT IS, THAT'S WHY THESE TO EMOTICOMS WERE ADDED, ESPECIALLY FOR GILLY.....
It's actually called "tinfoilhat" !!!
To take gilly home !!!!!!
jpunk: YES, IT IS, THAT'S WHY THESE TO EMOTICOMS WERE ADDED, ESPECIALLY FOR GILLY.....
It's actually called "tinfoilhat" !!! To take gilly home !!!!!!
It's actually called "tinfoilhat" !!! To take gilly home !!!!!!
some kind of radio transmitter back to mother planet?
just found out i can make one out of greaseproof paper...giving it a shot as i type..
Cristofero Colombo, definitely not, I'd say. What's so special about him? Jesus Christ neither.
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement!
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement!
shot3743: Cristofero Colombo, definitely not, I'd say. What's so special about him? Jesus Christ neither.
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement!
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement!
I d like to add and John Atanasoff,the founder of the computer.I can t imagine the life without it.
Cristofero Colombo, definitely not, I'd say. What's so special about him? Jesus Christ neither.
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement![/quote]
So now we gotta share our depleting water resources with these extra people?! Not to mention the world food shortage?! And all these extra millions will have grown up and be using transport and the oil has about reached its peak now ...... we`re on the downward slope of that resource. Think how much more would be available for all those extra years with less people....... And there`d be more rain-forests still standing, and more mangrove swamps, and more wetlands, and less city congestion, and less pollution, and less disposable nappy garbage ........................and less pc ejunk.......?
.... and less poor hungry people ........ ... and less reasons to find a new planet to inhabit .......
Definitely the discoverer of penicillin , The Scot Alexander Fleming, but also the discoverer of vaccination (or more exactly the main person responsible for the introduction of vaccination, since the theory of injecting people with the pus from cowpox blisters may have been put forward by others as well), the English doctor Edward Jenner. I think these two saved countless millions of lives. What an achievement![/quote]
So now we gotta share our depleting water resources with these extra people?! Not to mention the world food shortage?! And all these extra millions will have grown up and be using transport and the oil has about reached its peak now ...... we`re on the downward slope of that resource. Think how much more would be available for all those extra years with less people....... And there`d be more rain-forests still standing, and more mangrove swamps, and more wetlands, and less city congestion, and less pollution, and less disposable nappy garbage ........................and less pc ejunk.......?
.... and less poor hungry people ........ ... and less reasons to find a new planet to inhabit .......Hi Gilly, cool to see you wander in here 
My answers this time would be:
The cleverness of cooperation (food and protection)
The taming of fire (warmth and protection)
The taming of the winds and seas (sailing)
The invention of the wheel (added strength and speed)
The creation of written language (passed on exact knowledge)
The understanding of mathematics (proving exact knowledge)
The understanding of the magnetic North and South (blind navigation)
The taming of electricity (all that is modern)
The taming of explosion (combustion engines, mining)
I guess that is what I find the most important events of mankind
My answers this time would be:
The cleverness of cooperation (food and protection)
The taming of fire (warmth and protection)
The taming of the winds and seas (sailing)
The invention of the wheel (added strength and speed)
The creation of written language (passed on exact knowledge)
The understanding of mathematics (proving exact knowledge)
The understanding of the magnetic North and South (blind navigation)
The taming of electricity (all that is modern)
The taming of explosion (combustion engines, mining)
I guess that is what I find the most important events of mankind
gillyloves69: looking back in time it would be nice to see what people regard as being the most definitive moments in history ? and also who were the most important people ?...and how they helped to shape the world !
was it christopher columbus ? jesus christ ? the coming down of the berlin wall ? 9/11 ? the person that invented electricity ? penicillin ?
was it christopher columbus ? jesus christ ? the coming down of the berlin wall ? 9/11 ? the person that invented electricity ? penicillin ?
6/7 july 1954 when a truck driver started playing 'That's alright mama' in a small record studio in Memphis Tenn. and Sam Philips stuck his head out of the control room...told to "back up and start all over again..." Sam pressed record and the rest is history...
AN ODE TO REBELS -
SOCRATES -
JESUS -
THOMAS MORE -
GALILEO -
GHANDI
MARTIN LUTHER KING
SOCRATES -
JESUS -
THOMAS MORE -
GALILEO -
GHANDI
MARTIN LUTHER KING
1. Rice Crispies (snap! crackle! & pop!)
2. Mars bars (helps you work, rest and play)
3. Jelly tots ('cos there are bags of jelly tots in the jelly tots bag!)
4. VW/Audi (four sprung technic thingy)
5. Chocolate (say no more)
6. Coffee (how could we live without it?)
7. Pizza (the secret weapon of Russia to defeat the USA with obesity)
8. The last melting of the Ice Age
9. Television/telephony/antidepressant drugs (keep the masses docile)
10. Fridges - so you can keep an eye on your veggies slowly decaying
2. Mars bars (helps you work, rest and play)
3. Jelly tots ('cos there are bags of jelly tots in the jelly tots bag!)
4. VW/Audi (four sprung technic thingy)
5. Chocolate (say no more)
6. Coffee (how could we live without it?)
7. Pizza (the secret weapon of Russia to defeat the USA with obesity)
8. The last melting of the Ice Age
9. Television/telephony/antidepressant drugs (keep the masses docile)
10. Fridges - so you can keep an eye on your veggies slowly decaying
phoenix: 6/7 july 1954 when a truck driver started playing 'That's alright mama' in a small record studio in Memphis Tenn. and Sam Philips stuck his head out of the control room...told to "back up and start all over again..." Sam pressed record and the rest is history...
hi pheonix ! you never said who this guy is ?
not everybody knows who everybody is talking about all the time !
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looking back in time it would be nice to see what people regard as being the most definitive moments in history ? and also who were the most important people ?...and how they helped to shape the world !
was it christopher columbus ? jesus christ ? the coming down of the berlin wall ? 9/11 ? the person that invented electricity ? penicillin ?