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what invention is so good that it actually can't be improved upon? #askreddit
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@jamespearce6121

3 months ago

Hammers, literally just hard thing on a stick. Caveman tier item whose only "upgrades" have been the material its made out of and what the hard thing looks like. Absolutely goated invention.

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@amycox5733

3 months ago

There’s this one tumblr story about some archaeologists found a bit of bone on a dig, one clearly shaped by human hands into a tool, but couldn’t figure out what it was used for. Eventually they showed it to a local craftsperson who took one look at it and said “Yeah, it’s a burnisher. I still use one just like it for my leatherwork all the time. Metal scrapes the leather, glass and porcelain are too fragile, plastic kinda works, but it wears out way faster than bone. Mine looks exactly like that millennia old version.”

So I guess that.

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@Irishrebel092

3 months ago

Fun fact, the valve caps on every tire in the world are standard threads regardless of where it was made, even if every single other nut and bolt on it are metric.

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@TobyMarston-s9e

3 months ago

The wheel. It’s round, and that’s all there is to it

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@danielbob2628

3 months ago

Soup and broth. The ability to get nutrients out of otherwise inedible things was such an evolutionary advantage.

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@CALAMITY0FHYRULE

3 months ago

The bicycle
Literally no other human invention is as mechanically efficient

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@Frog-2001

3 months ago

3 point seat belt? its a relatively new invention but I feel like it's literally perfect as a seatbelt design. I don't think that design is ever getting changed.

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@Creative_Juice

3 months ago

Trains, literally the crabs of transport. All the downsides of other forms of bulk transportation are more or less the result of not being a train. There hasn’t been a major innovation in trains (excluding power plant) since the knuckle coupling(I can’t remember what it’s real name is)

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@1SweetPete

2 months ago

Actually the sewing needle has a pretty decent improvement in open eye needles, so you don't need to thread the eye, just slide the thread on in through the side and you're good to go. Great for old timers that can't see the eye or the thread so well, solid improvement.

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@f.r3644

3 months ago

I guess technically the lightbulb but we've been absolutely swindled bamboozled and hoodwinked by planned obsolescence

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@austink4712

3 months ago

The m2 browning. Gun jesus only makes perfection

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@thomasfrye6335

3 months ago

Transistors are almost as small and efficient as scientifically possible

They are still able to be improved now, but they will be as good as possible within the next century at most

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@cardcarryingantifamember6280

3 months ago

The Schrader valve has actually changed quite a bit, just mostly internally, and the standard pump for one kinda sucks with the valve pin being so small

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@G.O.U.S.T

3 months ago

Try the nail clippers it was patented in 1875, and the design hasn't changed since

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@MurcuryEntertainment

3 months ago

Soap. Very few inventions can claim to have saved as many lives. There have been some improvements, like stronger and more specialized soaps, but as far as personal hygiene and preventing the spread of disease, basic bar soap is hard to beat.

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@axesandrabbits7226

3 months ago

Axe. You can go back in time to pretty much any point in civilized Humanity and they'll know what it is and what it's for. Albeit, they'll likely think you're rich since the whole head is made out of solid iron and sometimes even painted in special pigment made specifically for metal that's scratch resistant. Bring a fireman's axe to ancient Greece and show them how it's both an axe and has a horn that's pretty much there to destroy shit

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@DarkSeraph95

3 months ago

Wheel. You see the first one. Fuckin nailed it

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@Bulletantsergeant

3 months ago

String, Its Incredible, If we Hadn't Invented String We Wouldn't have Invenged Boats, And also Its used For Basically Everything, Without String we couldn't Make wool clothes, and also Shoes, chairs, and Rope, And Basically Everything woven Made of anything Other than Animal Leather, But you Couldn't Stich it together Because it uses String

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@LeonRamkumar

3 months ago

Shrader Vaaaaalve! You know said it in his voice - RIP Hank.

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