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what is the biggest failure in human history?
(lemmy.world)
The United States of America
Me
Agriculture
I say we fucked up the moment we existed.
Stuart Pearce of England’s missed penalty kick in the 1990 World Cup semi finals.
Surprised the chat isn't calling me out.
The discovery of making and using fire.
Why
It's the very beginning of the energy crisis. If we had never started fucking with fire, we wouldn't have 90% or more of the world's manmade problems.
Yeah we could argue about having mankind at all ...
Pesky humans, we are our own worst enemy.. ☹️
ITT people trying to be edgy but I’m going to say invading Russia in the winter.
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