Explains some things... :P

Day 37 Year 4 | In 1948 the first atomic clock was developed, since then a lot of time passed

Day 35 Year 4 | In 1946 the ejector seat was invented by James Martin. In case a professional loses against a child it may come in handy...

Day 34 Year 4 | In 1945 the change of an era happend after a gradual buildup, wonder if the people back then knew that...

Day 33 Year 4 | In 1944 people would like to remind you that the sun is a deadly lazer

live <-> evil

Day 32 Year 4 | In 1943 inventors decided they don't need to invent important stuff to justify their existence

Day 31 Year 4 | In 1942 the V-2 rocket, the first long range balletic missile, was developed by Wernher von Braun who later went on to be the chief architect of the Apollo Saturn V rocket

Day 30 Year 4 | A twist! A tip for the seers under you: Each prophesy determines the future further, thus while constantly seeing and seeing again will give one a path forwards, it also takes away ones free will and if one has bad luck lead one to an inevitable disaster. Thus to keep a large degree of free will, the best use case is to do the least amount of prophesies necessary to get something done.

Day 29 Year 4 | In 1940 the cavity magnetron was invented, which generates high power microwaves. As expectable, it is used in microwave ovens and was for a time also used for radars before falling out of use.

Day 28 Year 4 | In 1939 the electric current defibrillator was invented, don't know if it hurts, but I surely would welcome its use when needed

Day 27 Year 4 | Speaking of cellular networks, 1938 the Z1 was finished building by Konrad Zuse in his parents home. It was the first fully programmable computer and, as can be expected, weighted a full ton and had an impressive clock speed of 1 Hz

Day 26 Year 4 | In 1937 people were to afraid to move other people and instead decided to wait

Day 25 Year 4 | In 1936 people had sensory overloads and as such were not able to do anything

Day 24 Year 4 | Makes sense... In 1935 the first fully synthetic fiber, Nylon, was produced by Wallace Carothers.

Day 23 Year 4 | Wait a moment... if he says his nose will grow and it's the truth then his nose will grow and signal it's a lie. If it's a lie then his nose will also grow and signal it's a lie. But if he says a lie that turns out to be a lie then what is that? The only way to resolve this is by accepting that lies can be lies themselves which sounds absurd... but makes sense if one looks closer at it. If I tould you about a historic invention from 1934... it'd be a lie, but I wouldn't lie to you!

Day 22 Year 4 | In 1933 the first lightweight, steel, foldable, portable wheelchair was invented by Harry C. Jennings Sr. and his disabled friend Herbert Everest.

Day 21 Year 4 | In 1932 among other years nothing major was invented

Day 20 Year 4 | Sometime around 1931 the electron microscope was invented

Day 19 Year 4 | In 1930 Phase-contrast microscopy was invented by Frits Zernike wich allowed the direct study of cells (and shells?)