Scenarios about 'communication technology'
The development and evolution of tools and systems humans use to exchange information across time and space. Communication technology spans from early writing systems and smoke signals to modern digital networks, fundamentally altering how societies organize, conduct commerce, wage war, and share culture. These innovations have repeatedly compressed distance and accelerated information exchange, profoundly influencing the course of history and creating new possibilities for alternate historical trajectories.
What If The Telephone Was Never Invented?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the telephone was never developed in the 1870s, potentially transforming the evolution of global communication, technological development, and social connectivity across the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.