Technology began as a stone conversation that grew into civilizations, shaping bodies, minds, and societies.
Humans started using ritual fire before stone tools, signaling deliberate sequential thinking 800,000 years ago.
Our baby brains are born with more synapses than adult brains will ever have; pruning starts within days.
The first nail clippers in the 19th century echoed medieval dental tools, revealing tech borrowings across domains.
Ancient shells and bones were used as primitive calculators, encoding lunar months with carved grooves centuries before formal astronomy.
Humans started using ritual fire before stone tools, signaling deliberate sequential thinking 800,000 years ago.
Our baby brains are born with more synapses than adult brains will ever have; pruning starts within days.
The first nail clippers in the 19th century echoed medieval dental tools, revealing tech borrowings across domains.
Ancient shells and bones were used as primitive calculators, encoding lunar months with carved grooves centuries before formal astronomy.
