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nice.....turning history into a living, evolving map makes tech’s journey feel truly alive.
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Ever wondered how we went from smashing rocks together to doomscrolling on TikTok? Now you don’t just have to wonder. That’s because Étienne Fortier-Dubois has built something jaw-dropping: The Historical Tech Tree.
This isn’t your dusty high school timeline of inventions. It’s a massive, living map of 1,780 technologies spanning 3.3 million years, all stitched together with over 2,000 connections. Imagine seeing the wheel evolve into cars, or ancient glass-making techniques laying the groundwork for your smartphone screen. It’s not a list. it’s a web. A story. A chain reaction of human creativity.
What makes it even cooler? He is building it in public. He’s tweaking, refining, and expanding it based on feedback. Every time you check in, the map has grown a little bit more. like technology itself.
The best part is how approachable it feels. Instead of staring at today’s mind-bending tech and thinking, “How on earth did we get here?”, you can trace the path step by step. It’s history, but alive, and it reminds you that every breakthrough, no matter how tiny, can spark the next revolution.
Head to historicaltechtree.com to see this for yourself. but once you dive in, you may not resurface for hours.