Which invention changed the world more, the car or the internet?

>>140423955
4chan.

Usury.

The car.
It was a huge step up for machinery and ultimately connected the world in a physical way, rather than an online way. Thanks to cars, we can now ship anything to anywhere in record time.

>>140424355
>Thanks to cars, we can now ship

AHHHHHHH STOPPPPPP I CAN ONLY TAKE SO MUCH

>>140423955
the car for now

>>140423955

the written language

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Well, which do you use more?

>>140423955
Transistor

Let's re-visit this question AFTER WW3.

The car has, the internet will.

>>140424327
holy lolerino

>>140426878
right the car has done all it'll do, but the internet, once the do-nothing babysitter mentality of the boomers dies, will replace offices and shops completely

>>140423955
the car
the "Internet", as in World Wide Web, is already dead.
you will only see what the google box around your head decides you should see.

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Gunpowder.

>>140427974
Honestly though this the best answer anyone could give.

>>140423955
The car, but the internet is far from finished.

The car revolutionized stores, but the internet will kill them. I imagine soon you can walk around in a VR store, with clothes on mannequin copies of your own body, and get opinions of Google AI that have processed millions of opinions around certain fashion and body combinations.

>>140423955
Based off of productivity growth, the internet seemingly had no positive effect. Really makes you think.