So, by the end of the twentieth century, what is the farthest mankind could have advanced in terms of technology and engineering?
Extremely advanced; we could have all had personal portable communicators, small enough to fit in your pocket that could allow you to have a television conversation with another person; it’s be like something straight out of a Buck Rogers comic.So, by the end of the twentieth century, what is the farthest mankind could have advanced in terms of technology and engineering?
*insert post about how religion held us back*
i give 50-75 years max on far we can advance by 2000
i know, someone was gonna say it sooner or later might as well be me. we could speed up technology if we give more funding to certain people none to others have certain people live longer and others die sooner.It's not religion the issue per see... the Vatican discretely pushed some sciences, actually, and well, the Golden Age of Islam.
It's fanatism of all kind.
i know, someone was gonna say it sooner or later might as well be me. we could speed up technology if we give more funding to certain people none to others have certain people live longer and others die sooner.
yep i don't like the atheist position of no religion would mean we would have spaceships and ftl.Also having Lysenko die could mean earlier green revolution.I say it also because there is recent examples as Lysenkoism in USSR...
I meant it to have a post-1900 POD, hence why I put it in this forum. Sorry for the confusion
get Goddard lots of funding and public support.Wernher Von Braun family immigrate to America could helpI meant it to have a post-1900 POD, hence why I put it in this forum. Sorry for the confusion
Is there any way to draw out the '73 oil crisis (which could see alternative modes of transport receiving research budgets)? Britain and France manage to prevent the German breakthrough, and thus mostly avert WW2?
Get stronger support for Israel in the USIs there any way to draw out the '73 oil crisis (which could see alternative modes of transport receiving research budgets)?
I don't think you could do much about WW1, it was almost certainly going to blow up sooner or later.