So what does /his/ consider a wonder of the world today? Let's

the amber room is really small, it's not a wonder, just a work of art

>>2341609
It can be both.

I suppose a wonder should be a work of art.

>iPhones aren't physical

Went to the louvre and it was pretty awe inspiring. Makes the eiffel look pitiful even if it's more recent.

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Large Hadron Collider. Highest energy man made particles to investigate a few moments after creation and the deepest mysteries of nature.

It's the legitimate successor to the grand temples and cathedrals of the past

>>2341585
Pretentious stuff for snob nobs. How many on your list is practical? Sane? Realistic?

>>2341749
>Great Pyramids
>practical

Get out

>>2341666
I didn't consider the LHC, but that's not bad.

>>2341585
St. Peter's basilica

>>2341666
I hope we aren't on the Alpha timeline or else CERN is going to use the LHC to create a time machine and usher in the New World Order

>>2341666
This

>>2341585
The array of Apollo landing sites on the moon, and/or the ISS, if we could stretch "of the world" that far.

>>2341585
>So what does /his/ consider a wonder of the world today?

I guess you'll have to add this soon

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu4r8MzsAqo

>>2341916
Technically "the world" doesn't exactly mean "Earth".

>>2341666

Perhaps toss that fusion project in France up there once it gets footing.