You idiots. If we didn't invent fire, we would have wasted away and died out as a species 1000 years ago. Wouldn't have later invented the wheel or bread or cars or any of that shit. A goddamn printing press? Are you kidding me? Without fire we wouldn't be able to light a candle, wouldn't be able to read stuff anyway so WGAF about a printing press?
You idiots. If we didn't invent fire, we would have wasted away and died out as a species 1000 years ago. Wouldn't have later invented the wheel or bread or cars or any of that shit. A goddamn printing press? Are you kidding me? Without fire we wouldn't be able to light a candle, wouldn't be able to read stuff anyway so WGAF about a printing press?
Why is the first invention the greatest invention? Shouldn't writing - the genesis of history, the very action that makes this message board possible - be considered a more influential/greater achievement?
Idk man, water was a pretty good invention. Or maybe oxygen.
I'm assuming Say Hey's ID of fire as invention is a bit more nuanced than fire as an element. I assumed he was referring to humanity's ability to harness fire, which would mean focusing on creating a fire-starting process vs. waiting for a lighting bolt to strike a tree. That's an invention.
Talking was a better invention than writing though, because we invented that first. But fire still the obvious answer, because we could have survived without talking but no way without fire.
Well, so you just basically admitted that fire is the greatest but writing is your favorite. That's a whole different question. The "greatest" invention is fire, but my personal favorite would be the 1965 Mustang convertible.