#uselessinventions

[the-fact-site]

A splayd is the perfect triple-use utensil consisting of 33.3% spoon, 33.3% knife, and 33.3% fork. #FACT

[midnightmemehistorian]

medieval tech fails are the best, like have you seen the repeating crossbow it was supposed to be a game changer on the battlefield but really it was just a fancy way to shoot yourself in the foot, or the astrolabe which was used for navigation but was so complicated that sailors just used the position of the sun instead, and dont even get me started on the armor that was supposed to protect you from cannon fire but really just made you a human cannonballwatch full video: https://youtu.be/aqOiA3CMhYQ?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOStiXCX1octyb7Li5I4LiXM

[midnightmemehistorian]

omg you guys, medieval tech fails are the best, like who thought a horse powered ferris wheel was a good idea or that a catapult that launches knights would work out, the most useless inventions ever made and they all sucked, shoutout to the midnight meme historian for digging these upwatch full video: https://youtu.be/aqOiA3CMhYQ?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOStiXCX1octyb7Li5I4LiXM

[midnightmemehistorian]

Oh boy, the medieval era was a wild time for tech, you guys. Like, who thought a horse-powered Ferris wheel was a good idea? Or a knight-shaped armored robot that just ends up getting stuck in the mud? The most useless inventions ever made, am I right? Midnight Meme Historian here, bringing you the most epic medieval tech fails that never made it out of the dark ages. Stay tuned for more historic cringe content!watch full video: https://youtu.be/aqOiA3CMhYQ?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOStiXCX1octyb7Li5I4LiXM

[whereamericashops]

World''s Most *USELESS* Inventions..