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Magic we explained, then forgot to be amazed by.

means The practical application of knowledge to build tools, systems, and machines that solve problems or make life easier.

from From Greek tekhne (art, craft) plus logia (study of) — literally the study of how things are made, long before it meant phones.

Older than fireStone tools predate Homo sapiens by millions of years.
Word ageEnglish borrowed it in the 1600s for craft skills.
Always invisibleOld tech stops feeling like tech entirely.
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