2000-Year-Old Computer Evidence of Super Ancient Technology 🤯 | Matt LaCroix

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[togsikmale]

We haven’t found a single ancient greek cable, so they must have had satellite tv.

[ShopFloorMonkey]

FYI, they are talking about the "Antikythera mechanism"

[whatis]

This is a good reminder that not everyone should be given a platform.

[combcomedy]

Digital and mechanical are two different things. The first printing press was mechanical, a pdf is digital

[MontyKaiba]

bro woke up and chose meth this morning 💀

[gustavojambersi]

From mechanical to digital is a tremendous gap. TREMENDOUS

[cadenz]

Took the second guy way out of context. Cutting out his explanation was a huge disservice.

[einherjar]

Dude took a huge leap from a mechanical instrument to digital records.

[thmike]

Mechanisms = digital storage 🤔 math ain’t mathin on this one

[_angk_]

It’s the Antikythera mechanism.
As a Greek we learning these things at school at a young age

The Antikythera Mechanism, also known as the Antikythera calculator or Antikythera astrolabe, Antikythera chronology, is an ancient device, which functioned as an analog, mechanical computer and astronomical observation instrument, and bears similarities to a complex clock mechanism. The founder was Archimidis
Really most of you Americans you are as we say “ Ignorance is Bliss” and you live like that. No problem though

[hxhxhx]

Now that I think about it I've never heard a rap album from 4000BC

[carsonvolk]

"There's no writing from Atlantis." No shit, my guy.

[blondeblocks]

The “machine” they found was a 2, 000 year old catalytic converter

[xbleepxbloopx]

I love how they cut Michiu off where they needed it, because if I recall correctly he goes on to explain how it was nothing more than a primitive calculator for astronomy I believe.

[BruhMomento]

I love how he talks about Atlantis with so much fucking confidence lmao

[dazhibernian]

They powered it up & opened the only file on it. It was a Rick Roll in Greek.

[Blellowdb]

"It looks like junk, but it is actually a smartphone somehow."

[Johnappbeees]

The machine was basically just a greek bingo machine which was used to randomly elect citizens for government positions.

[nooodles]

They probably had jet planes because we found an amazing ancient canoe.

[benwelchiv]

Bro, look at this toy bird from ancient Mesopotamia.

This guy... They had fighter jets.