Jul 15, 2018 10:14 AM
(This post was last modified: Jul 15, 2018 10:15 AM by Τelevision.)
You know what they say, that computers in the beginning were nothing like the ones out in stores now. For example, computers were huge back then. But aside from that, how do you think the first inventors did it? Computers these days are so complex, so I think it's safe to assume that they were semi-complex back then.
There could have been other tech like radios, phones, and other tech which gave them ideas and clues to base their invention off of. But other than that the computer seemed to have been tricky to invent.
How do you think they did it? First they made a computer chip motherboard, added some wires here and there...? I mean, it honestly seems impossible how we have computers, cell phones, HD television, robots, factories, and all of the other innovations and tech out now.
Is there something that they know that we don't? Maybe they got help from people that are not from Earth who have very high intelligence?
There could have been other tech like radios, phones, and other tech which gave them ideas and clues to base their invention off of. But other than that the computer seemed to have been tricky to invent.
How do you think they did it? First they made a computer chip motherboard, added some wires here and there...? I mean, it honestly seems impossible how we have computers, cell phones, HD television, robots, factories, and all of the other innovations and tech out now.
Is there something that they know that we don't? Maybe they got help from people that are not from Earth who have very high intelligence?



