Apotheosis
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Controlled Fire counts, and anti-biotics that were engineered by humans are human inventions. But you cant claim that oxygen is mans greatest invention....can you?
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They are just as easy to produce too but getting them to function properly is another matter entirely.orichalcum said:Oh well, I thought someone would have said God.
They always remind me of gremlins :help: Scary ugly beasties!FeathersinHair said:Thanks, Michel! *hides behind brave knight*
Editted to add Thanks for the badgers, Kreeden! *aims them at the furby*
JS, they are especially scary at 3 in the morning! That's when they make a little shuddering sound and their eyes snap open. You might be sitting, reading peacefully, with cats on your lap (that's assuming you have them) and suddenly a freakish sounding voice will bellow "Hungry!"
And even if you shut it in the freezer and you can't hear it, you will still know it's doing this.
Indeed. Religion is the greatest man made concept/invention in my opinion. It has united uncommon people under the sancity and protection of an affiliation, gave ignorant people a set of religious morals to abide by, promoted social harmony, gave hope to countless millions, and created a sense of belonging, just to name a few.Apotheosis said:Religion..the Greatest?
A belief that is generated, much like as if it were invented. Religion gives a set of social laws, helps people deal with deaths of loved one and grief, helps to grow a morally sound conscious, and all that other "good stuff."Pussyfoot Mouse said:Religion wasn't an invention but a belief. Without the printing press Religion wouldn't be what it is today. The printing press was what sold the Christian religion to the people, afterall the Bible was the first book to be printed.
barnardpi said:I change my mind. It is definitely the rollercoaster.:jam:I think I have to agree with Lady Crimson, but I'll broaden it and say indoor plumbing.