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Ancient Greece as almost there. (Antikythera mechanism)
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Ancient Greece as almost there. (Antikythera mechanism)
The Greeks invented the Antikythera mechanism. 100 years and there would have been were we are now. Thank you Christianity for fucking us over again.


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Ancient Greece as almost there. (Antikythera mechanism) - by Gooders1002 - June 5, 2012 at 5:41 pm

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