Most important event in world history?

[Heloin]

The invention of alcohol.

[Tranzoria]

The invention of alcohol.

Bravo for saying the one true answer.

[Ethel mermania]

The invention of duct tape.

Saran wrap.

I have on good authority

[The Marlborough]

The Hadean Eon.

[The Pleiades Star Cluster]

The invention of chocolate

[Scakkeland]

I think the French Revolution is noteworthy, since it forever changed the political, social and economic thinking of the human being

It was just a copycat of the American Revolution which in turn was a copycat of the English Revolution.

[Sicilian Imperial-Capitalist Empire]

The foundation of Rome. Without the Roman Empire, history as we know it would not exist.

[Musnicuria]

the invention of the internet.

[Trollzyn the Infinite]

Discovery of chocolate.

[Eurasies]

Discovery of chocolate.

True, true

[Farnhamia]

As title says, in your opinion what is the most important event in world history? Would you say it's the invention of an important object such as paper, wheels, electrical generator, compass, steam engine, or instant ramen? Would you argue that it should be the discovery of an idea, such as electricity, penicillin, or DNA? Or maybe wars, reformations, restorations, and revolutions?

For me, my personal choice is agricultural revolution, since domestication of plants and animals changed our civilisation forever, especially in regards to hierarchies, roles, and inequalities.

Sure, uh huh. Agriculture gave us bad teeth, Celiac disease, lower back pain, mice, rats, flatulence, and a whole host of other afflictions. And Akkadians and Elamites. Feh.

[West Gog]

The first humans, fuck them.

[Sanghyeok]

The first humans, fuck them.

Should we all return to monke, comrade Gog?

[Sanghyeok]

You mean Flex Tape?

No.

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[Neutraligon]

How far back, because I would say learning how to use fire is pretty important.

[Sanghyeok]

How far back, because I would say learning how to use fire is pretty important.

I suppose all of history? Or would it be better to split by time.

[Neutraligon]

How far back, because I would say learning how to use fire is pretty important.

I suppose all of history? Or would it be better to split by time.

Well, guess I will agree with the initial part of the big bang since that is when time, space, matter and...everything took shape.

[Geneviev]

The obvious answer is sliced bread.

Other than that, probably defeating Hitler. I'd say that's very important.

[West Gog]

The first humans, fuck them.

Should we all return to monke, comrade Gog?

Yes; back then we hunted and gathered communally.

[Albrenia]

I'd agree with the Big Bang, if not for the fact the title says "world" history, and the Big Bang was rather a long time before our world, or any world, existed.

[Sanghyeok]

The obvious answer is sliced bread.

Other than that, probably defeating Hitler. I'd say that's very important.

Doesn't that feel rather unimportant in the overall history?

[Geneviev]

The obvious answer is sliced bread.

Other than that, probably defeating Hitler. I'd say that's very important.

Doesn't that feel rather unimportant in the overall history?

Which one of the two?

[The Giant Space Wyrm]

Isn't it obvious? When the first mammals had sex.

[Bombadil]

Most likely it's some decision lost in history that significantly changed its course, major events are rippled from minor stones thrown in the pond of life.

[The Imperial Regions of Commerce]

The birth of Christ.