Brickmaking in the 1800s --- Premiered Jul 15, 2022

The technology of the mid- to late-19th century is far ahead of what most people would think. I have a reprint of a very old book called, "The New Catechism of the Steam Engine." The book is just mind blowing; how much hard core engineering went into those engines. Including the fine machine work to make the parts. Machines, up until the advent of personal computers, were amplifiers and servants of human labor. One could easily argue that industrialization raised the IQ of men because of the creative activity involved at all levels. Up until the Jews infiltrated Western education, a high school and college education actually produced a net gain to society. People in the West have become Sheeple. Modern education is less than worthless and we're slaves to the insane complexity brought on by computerizing everything. Computerization has turned us from being creators of real things and into slaves of our worst impulses. Social media comes to mind. https://upload.wikimedia.org/w....ikipedia/commons/thu https://wallpapercave.com/wp/wp5476489.png