What was the first superweapon in history?

>>1782426
Weaponized autism

>>1782426
Helepolis.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helepolis

Too bad it worked better in theory than in practice.

jewish manipulation

Lying.

>>1782426
Religion

Money

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GREEK

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>>1782565
MIRRORS LMFAO

>>1782426
there've been many impractical attempts, Archimedes' focusing lens and anti-naval cranes are some of the earliest examples.

first practical one I can think of is War Elephants, essentially the first tanks in warfare as long as they don't get spooked by something.

as for actually madmade practical ones, I'd personally classify Ballistas and Onagers as superweapons, having artillery that could scatter enemies who've never seen such a thing was definitely a win condition in battle.

>>1782426
fire

>>1782426
The chloroplast
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Oxygenation_Event
/bread

>>1782426
Mongols

>>1782616
That was caused by cyanobacteria. Eukaryotes with chloroplasts came like a billion years later.

>>1782822
I started to look into the mechanism Cyanobacteria use but said fuck it.
Chloroplast are Cyanobacteria.