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Reply 120

Cato the Elder

Original post by TheArtofProtest

So the world would not have invented these items ever?

Who knows? There would definitely have been quite a delay though.

Original post by TheArtofProtest

Furthermore, humans have lived for thousands of years, from the cradle to the grave, without requiring any of the items listed above, will we be bereft if those items did not exist?

No, but they certainly help a great deal. Are you going to abandon these lovely technologies and go and live in the woods?

Reply 121

TheArtofProtest

Original post by Cato the Elder

Who knows? There would definitely have been quite a delay though.

No, but they certainly help a great deal. Are you going to abandon these lovely technologies and go and live in the woods?

So technologies that are kind of redundant and will probably have been invented by someone else down the line anyway.

Your argument was indeed, quite terrible.

Reply 122

Cato the Elder

Original post by TheArtofProtest

So technologies that are kind of redundant and will probably have been invented by someone else down the line anyway.

Your argument was indeed, quite terrible.

How are they kind of redundant?

Answer the question. Will you give up these lovely technologies and go and live in the woods?

Reply 123

ales79

To all of you that bring God into this,

God has better things to do than taking sides in your backwards, disgusting, tribal quarrel over a tiny sliver of land whilst shouting my God > your God.

C u nts.

Reply 124

TheArtofProtest

Original post by Cato the Elder

How are they kind of redundant?

Answer the question. Will you give up these lovely technologies and go and live in the woods?

If it comes to that, I certainly won't miss it.

There are many people in the world today, who manage to survive despite the availability of such technologies.