Who did What

Karl Benz invented the Auto. But St. Augustine of Hippo was likely black. He's about 2500 years advanced in his thinking than his time. Even more than modern men. He's probably a 250IQ, and actually speculated on special relativity. And Ada Lovelace invented the first computer program--sort of. Henry Ford invented the first mass produced Auto, and that began the spread of the Industrial Revolution--which probably indirectly caused WWI. England was the first Industrialized nation in coal burning, the Steam Engine was a long line of pioneers and tinkerers, Leibniz and Newton first framed calculus, Edison invented the first lightbulb we could use practically, the Wright Brothers invented Aeroplanes, Arabs first framed Algebra, Indians first framed Zero and Negative numbers, Descarte framed the modern Quadratic equation, but that was ubiquitous for most of human history, Pythagoras brought Babylonian, Egyptian and Tyrish geometry to Europe via Greece, which was perfected by Euclid, Ben Franklin popularized electricity, Gutenberg popularized printing presses. And the United States Military invented the internet and Global Positioning Satellites. The first home computer by Apple and its founders; also the first smartphone. The Chinese invented the first rockets. Russians were the first in space. Americans actually landed a few voyages on the moon. Nikola Tesla invented Radio, Alternating Current and Filo Farnsworth--this I didn't know--invented the Tube which would allow TV to be invented. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, and America invented the moving picture. Samuel Morse popularized the Telegraph. Indians invented the first guns. Just to set the record straight.