>>21827723We calculated the circumference of the planet with just two sticks, the shadows they cast and mathematics.
We advanced our mathematics so far that we were able to create machines able to perform billions upon billions of calculations every second. And we use them for work, play and communication.
We created a network of those devices in order to share information and research at almost the speed of light.
We are able to record images and sounds to playback or transmit to other people to playback. We have a very wide variety of programs of that medium which range from tragedy to comedy to drama to war to conceptual art independent films.
We have come together at the end of a war to not only leave our world, but collaborate in harmony to build an international space-station. In that same vein, we have sent many probes to other worlds and moons of other worlds having one recently leave the sphere of influence of our star system and another land on a comet orbiting our sun.
We have generated electrical energy from nothing but magnets and heated water and have used that to revolutionise our way of life.
We have created machines capable of protecting its occupants from extreme pressures and temperatures without being damaged too much and they are able to launch projectiles over great distances.
We have created aircraft to fly at supersonic speeds through the sky, despite our lack of wings
We have split the atom and gazed at the cosmic foam, the horizons of black holes and the furthest galaxies in the universe.
We have learned sufficiently about ourselves to affect our bodies with alchemical substances that both fight infections and diseases or enhance our senses. We are also starting to manipulate genetic patterns within our own cells to perhaps eradicate all known illnesses; and also changing genetics of plant and bacterial life in order to help it thrive or produce helpful products for us.
What have you done to rival this technical and scientific brilliance?