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What is modern humanity's greatest idea/discovery so far? (not including basics like "speech" or "fire" etc) Poll #1

26%

223 deviants said Logic and the scientific method

23%

198 deviants said The Internet

17%

147 deviants said The creative arts (poetry, theater, painting etc)

16%

140 deviants said Music

37 deviants said Other (serious suggestions or ideas encouraged in comments)

31 deviants said The wheel

30 deviants said Contraception

25 deviants said Discovery of Evolution through natural selection

22 deviants said Religion

15 deviants said Romance

Devious Comments

~DRS2406 Dec 28, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Oh my god 21 people said religion..a sad thing that is.

`priteeboy Dec 28, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Lucky that just makes up a very dumb 2% of people...on deviantART anyway. I think in real life it would be much more

~DRS2406 Dec 30, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Yeah...unfortunately.It´s frightening how little people use that biggest human achievement called `thinking´.

~DRS2406 Dec 28, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

BTW.Ivoted for the internet.It´s what will one day lead to a world in which a god is in fact a realistic concept.Only that we´ll not consider us a god then.

~DRS2406 Dec 28, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Btw. I think any of those was inevitable as soon as life started to develop on this rock.With evolution as the resumption of the physical and mathmatical laws of the known universe,we do not REALLY have any choice...

~KorukiKonaru Aug 28, 2012

I say writing because without it history would technically never have begun. Not to mention many important discoveries would have been lost and, well, the internet is based on writing as we use text to communicate. So, writing's probably the most important thing we've invented so far!

`priteeboy Aug 28, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Good call

The only way w eknow anything about history before photographs and film is through what was written. Eve pictures only show us what happened. They rarely explain where or when