If you could travle back in time and leave 3 pieces of technology behing what year(s) would you go to and what would you leave behind 1950,New York,I would leave behind my lap top. 1800,Philadelphia,science text books 1760,Philadelphia,A detailed book about the Revolutionary war Geez i guess i would be leaving behind books mostly.
Go back to jesus's days and Give a bystander a camera so he can take a real picture of Jesus to have proof if he was real or not.
Honestly there's no way to even begin to predict the effect that would have on history. It'd be fun though
It's probably impossible to add 3 technologies from today in the past and not get the world totally changed ( that sentance proably makes no sense but you know what im saying) but On-Topic the only thing I would change in history, would be giving the tibeten people advanced weapons to fight off the chinease invasion in the 1950's. R.I.P to all those peacefull monks.
a computer chip, a microwave, and carbon fibers. cool shit, but it would be totally useless to them so it wouldn't alter history by much or maybe I'd give them spraypaint, I'd love to see the grafitti those dudes would do
I would give native Americans automatic rifles, tons of ammo, and maybe give them a few rockets just before the Europeans discovered America. And maybe give them some sort of vaccinations to prevent some of the disease that killed a lot of them.
I'd go back in time to that night your dad banged your mom and give him a rubber, and some spermicidal lube.
Hmm good idea for a thread. I'd give the Spanish the battleships we have now so they could have invaded England.. I'd give the government from the 50s my iPhone so they can learn from it. Oh and I'd give the south a nuke just for fun
a sports almanac to myself when i'm 18 (with all that money it would be a shame to not be able to do something cool with it) but in spirit of this thread, generically 1900 a functioning computer, LOADED with all sorts of scientific information stone ages, a lighter and 1996 my computer i have right now, i would give it to myself
Two things. A fully loaded laptop to the MIT hackers of the Sixties and A copy of the Controlled Substances Act to the Founding Fathers.