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For questions about the creation, use, and application of all types of technology.
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How long can the physics behind a technology go unexplained?
from the example that we know for sure (humanity), the answer for how long could a technology go unexplained physics-wise (rather than a device) is hundreds of thousands of years. … so it's possible the underlying physical reality of a technology could go unknown or misunderstood for millions of years. and that's, like, a historical fact. …
