As we near the end of the first month of the new millennium, I began thinking about a lot of things that have hitherto been taken. Since the explosion, thought to enter my brains, I just write! Anyway, here we are in the year of our Lord 2000, and the computers and the Internet, the world seems to receive. Everyone everywhere is trying to sell us something. We have: e-drive bays, e-commerce, e-links, e-mags, e-mail, e-shopping centers, e-quests, and even e-zines! The old adage used to be, “it was taken!” Now it seems that the E’s se.Gimme is “E!” At the risk of sounding stupid, I think the E electronic means, right? Yes, of course, many, if not most of you would quickly answer that question in the title, saying that “it is easy … The computer is man’s greatest invention.” Right? . . . WRONG! “Why?” You can ask. Well, in almost every computer, there is a small device, which is responsible for “cool”, otherwise it would be fire and “crash!” Then, if we all, as all computers in the world simply could not function? “Oh, Abacus, Abacus, which is why you, the abacus?” Then keep all buildings in the world, as well as residential and commercial. What if all furnaces, boilers, fans and air conditioning equipment just does not work because it is not the same device? We would certainly be very uncomfortable most of the time, right? Our whole environment would be significantly worse if all suuntaan.Mitä: cars, trucks, planes, trains, boats and ships that do not work, because they do not have this device? Transport people, products and services must stop! Would be difficult, to say the least, you can even buy “all things” computer, right? And although the little foot-tri-time somewhere, and peddled the journey back to the small e-home Wonder, guess what? It would still fire and CRASH! Oh, yes, I am not indifferent, let us not all forget washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, rotary tables, printers, faxes, mixers, power tools, and any other mother-lovin ‘machine on earth. . . None of them is not the work is not!, If you have a photo, and I know that this “Mad Man” is the answer, right? Is it: micro-chip, transistor, diode, capacitor, voltage regulator, generator, charger, or any other electronic thing-a-ma-gig? Nope! My old 1953 Webster’s New World Dictionary American Language on page 961, is defined as follows: engine – n. 1 something that produces or maker of the motion. 2. engine, in particular the internal combustion engine for propelling the vehicle. 3. vehicle propelled by an engine, particularly the automotive industry, car. 4. Electricity, the machine converts electrical energy into mechanical energiaksi.Joten you have it, I would suggest that the modest engine is the greatest human invention, just because it is so widespread influence on just about every other machine ever invented. . Almost every vehicle ever made where is the starter of the engine contributes to inertia, or internal combustion, gasoline powered, diesel, or turbine engine. Each of the cooling or heating device, which uses a fan, or propeller or fan, a fan motor runs in reverse. Although the vast majority of heating systems can be hot air, and use this as the fan motor, although the older homes than our 65-year-old hot-water system is a circulation pump for hot water power in the entire house. This pump is powered by sähkömoottori.Q. E. D. No engine = no movement. . . No movement = not Nuttin ‘= Nuttin’ Honey! When the sun sets due west, and I wish you farewell, a surprising revelation comes. In fact, just the power of this amazing gadget called engines? Um, well, uh, you see, I think it would be. .. electricity, huh? Now we all know the story of a great inventor Benjamin Franklin and his kite experiment, right know? Well, suffice it to say that he did not invent electricity, he found him. So, although we do not know exactly who invented the greatest invention of the human type of engine (or so I say), maybe we can still give Ben three “thumbs” up “and” double swing “in his efforts because without electricity, we would have a real effort to pick up. But that’s another story and another day!