Fire is not an invention.
Fire was not "invented" - it is a chemical reaction that has taken place long before any humans were involved. Human beings have had the ability to control fire for hundreds of thousands of years, if not longer. Nobody knows exactly when and how this first took place - the only evidence we have is the use of fire in eg. making tools that we can find through archeological digs.
what is the significance of scientific method?what is the significance of scientific method?
Rene Descartes invention had something to do with philosophy and mathematics.
Fire keeps one warm from the cold, cooks food to kill any bacteria present, lights up the darkness, and when one unknown man experimented with bronze ore he found and realized it was easier to forge than stone tools he and others who experimented had created the practice of metallurgy.
No significance:-)>
Fire is not an invention.
people could use steel.
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So you can fire a gun.
Probably how to make fire on purpose.
Other discoveries that brought on the Neolithic Revolution include the development of pottery, weaving, the domestication of animals for agriculture and transport, and the practice of settled communities rather than nomadic lifestyles. These advancements allowed for the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture-based societies.
The development of tools and weapons from stone was a significant achievement during the Stone Age. This allowed early humans to hunt, build shelters, and create a more stable food supply.