Little Dark Age - TECHNOLOGY

❝ Technological Progress is the Reinterpretation of Basic Ideas ❞

Evolution of Technology (HD 1080P)
#science #physics #technology

Thanks for watching my tribute video to the Evolution of Technology. I've always been fascinated by humanities' technological progress and I'm curious what we'll uncover in the future, as science and our understanding of the universe advances. If you enjoyed the video please consider leaving a like and a comment! Thanks
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[FictionHubZA]

Look how far humans have come. And there's still more to be done.

[HosheaManein]

I remember this one comment from a youtube video about numbers and infinity:
"Back then, ancestors build the first bridge to go across a river, now we build multiple rockets to go across multiple starts."

Humanity's progress is beautiful

[soffren]

"We will people the stars! We will green dead worlds! We will go interdimensional! We will unlock the secrets of the Universe!" -St. Jones

[topdog]

Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, sums up my feelings on high technology so well. So much modern technology is so advanced that our puny imaginations would not believe it if it were not real. It is magic without any slight of hand, magic without the lies. That feeling you get when you’re a child and you see something like a plane, and think, how the hell? How the hell did we ever do this, and your intuition can’t believe it. I love thinking that even mundane, everyday things can be magical like this if seen the right way. It’s like what Einstein says about the allure of the mysterious. Apparently when James Clerk Maxwell was a child he would often point at some machine or technology and ask “what’s the go of that?” And then if he was unsatisfied or still didn’t understand he would ask “but what’s the particular go of this thing?” I very deeply relate to that. Add to this how insanely powerful we become with high technology and the allure is even greater. Then when I try to think about the mechanics of life and the immense complexity and how well these molecular machines can work so effectively, like in the brain of Einstein for example… the mind races trying to imagine what unfathomable technologies nature’s laws will permit to exist.

[dragonlukasmapping]

Technological advancement, is the best accomplishement humanity ever made.

[vijaysinghpatel]

It's funny to see so much people not appreciating, wondering or just blow away by the technological and scientific advancement mostly because they don't understand how it really went or just lack of scientific knowledge.
Yet, people think the world will be futuristic only when it starts looking like something in a science fiction movie.

[milchpackungszertreter]

“Conquest of nature is to be achieved through number and measure.”

[areebhussain]

Wow. This is easily one of my favourites, and I’ve watched many. I very rarely subscribe to channels, but you’ve impressed me! Keep it up

[ceoberk]

If technology is 1 million years old we just blinked

[vitmartobby]

The industrial revolution and it's consequences have been a blessing to mankind, not only it allowed massive standards of living increase in otherwise uninhabitable parts of the globe, but also allowed humans in developed nations to archive the (ever growing) peak of human civilization

[Proulay]

"I have become death, destroyer of world's." -Oppenheimer

[hlaingphonethit]

there'll be no future technology without the past technology

[D.V.L]

Seres Humanos, tomemos el ejemplo de nuestros antepasados y seamos el ejemplo de las generaciones venideras

[porkymonk]

The Industrial Revolution and it’s usefulness to humanity have been greater than it’s consequences as it has sent us to new worlds like the moon and further beyond

[Random_Tech-Priest]

One day we will explore the stars that may not be in our life time but we can still try

[jckoibra]

0:47 Yo is that a Gatling gun from 1304

[kosmalaanimations]

Technically one thing I think that would make our lives a lot easier is to extract the 70% nitrogen in our atmosphere to use as fertilizer to make food easier to make air thinner so we can go faster and airplanes would have to use less fuel along with any vehicle water will eventually evaporate faster and ozone would form a lot faster as well making the hole in the ozone layer fill up faster water will finally start to rain down more often and the world would be a lot Greener of a place all we need to do is just take 1% of the nitrogen in the atmosphere and that should be enough to feed Humanity for at least a hundred years do a long process

[polandull]

bell aerospace coming in clutch with the first jet aircraft in 1903

[divyanshsingh]

look how far we came, thanks to our ancestors. now we have the baton, to push this further for newer ones

[ibarelyupload]

I was gonna say "where's hiram maxim" and then at 1:13 i saw his maniacal genius ass
making a fully automatic weapon at the time where the armies were still using single shot rifles