Screws look like they look due to efficiency and practical reasons. Probability of two different civilisations developing a screw of this shape is quite high I think.
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It's just a logical evolution of screw. Phillips discovered it, yes, but lot of people were able to find it too.
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Like how else should the screw something together? Like if they would construct a ship I bet you they would use the same math as us.
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At least one galaxy is “suffering” without Apple engineering
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They should use Torx
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What if the timeline is: 0) Battlestar Galactica 1) Stargate 2) The Expanse 4) The Flintstones 5) Star Wars
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yeah they also weaved fabrics to make clothes. everyone knows this is exclusively an earth human thing
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If you want to transfer torque, two slits with perpendicular axes is gonna be one of the first things people come up with. 100 years ago as well as a million years ago in a galaxy far away.
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The fact that there are a bunch of humans running around is a much bigger blow to my suspension of disbelief.
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A true timeless and borderless design
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Well, of course. It is a metal gear. Pozidrive is for wood.
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Sure, head screws is something you should be worried about..
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we call them "de cruz" sorry, no one asked
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I see Marvel as the never ending boredom of Star Wars, I am telling you
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Ermagerd, in a galaxy far away they used a *insert brand* windshield. Totally unrealistic so long ago to use modern glass. And a control board with modern buttons from *insert brand*, this is so uncanny I cannot watch these movies ever again!
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Han Solo's blaster is actually a German Mauser C96 pistol with some additional props.
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Torx is from what, the 60's or something. Why do people still use philips/pozi/flat etc. Even hex is better.
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