Chronology of Events in Science, Mathematics, and Technology

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From the page: "The Chronology of Events in Science, Mathematics, and Technology"

Reviewed by SplashLeChat Dec 05 2007, 11:33am ( 55 reviews ) • 3rd1000.com

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Rated by PhantomX on Nov 07, 2:41pm

good, but in need of some updates
Rated by shazbot316 on Oct 25, 8:32pm

sources? accurate? pretty neat still
Rated by dexin on Oct 23, 4:31pm

might be useful reference before you need to be knowledgeable sometimes :)
Rated by flagg1975 on Oct 20, 10:46pm

should provide a wealth of information
Rated by Tracer-Bullet on Oct 04, 10:08am

The history of speech: -7,000 Humans learn to talk 1769 Wolfgang von Kempelen begins development of a speaking machine 1963 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his famous "I Have a Dream" speech in Washington D.C.
Rated by Judah-Hertz on Sep 27, 7:00pm

Chronological order of everything you ever needed to know. =)
Rated by barryr666 on Sep 15, 6:06am

So out of date
Reviewed by pascal2007 on Sep 07, 3:42pm

Should be wiki really
Rated by mdkronos on Aug 26, 11:14am

No, this isn't a comprehensive listing of every discovery or achievement in science or technology, but every item in these lists are things that should be known by a well rounded human being in order to better appreciate their place in the world.
Reviewed by dredlox on May 25, 12:10pm

Good idea but, like others have said - very little info on a variety of the lists (e.g. the chronology of photography contains three items???)

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