Who invented the finger?
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Ah, yes, Dane Cook asked that question as part of a joke* (* "Did he try other things too? Did he just go, "You know what, suck my back! Just suck it!"). Who in general invented the finger? The Italians. Who specifically? I do not know. But I can tell you this: It must have been an awkward moment for the guy to just whip out his middle finger as a show of anger and frustration at another.\nLike Dane Cook says, the guy probably went, "You know what, you just make so, er! (holds up fist with middle finger pointed up) Just look at my finger and you'll know man!"
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from ur thumb to ur 4 finger
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who invented computer
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The phalanges aren't the fingers, they are the bones in your fingers.\nThere are twenty seven bones in your hand: eight carpals (the wrist) five metacarpals, five proximal phalanges, four medial phalanges (there's no medial in your thumb), and five distal phalanges.\nThe fingers are simply known as digits, from the latin 'digitorum'. I don't know the exact translation but it's to do with the fact you have ten of them.
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AHOY!using the word ''hello''as a greeting only as old as the telephone invented by alexander graham bell in 1876. alexander graham bell suggested that people say ''ahoy'' when they answered a ring, but this doen't catch on. ''hello'' caught on instead. it is related to ''hallo'', a cry of surprise in the mid-19th century
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John Harrison developed longitude.\n\nLatitude is a bit more difficult to determine and is mostly about mathematics but I believe mathematician Karl Gauss had something to do with it. But you should research that some more.
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Blaise Pascal was a French mathematician, scientist, and theologian who lived between 1623-1662. In 1645, Pascal invented the first digital calculating machine, making him one of the founding fathers of microcomputer technology. In 1646, he invented the syringe and hydraulic press. \n\nIn 1648, Pascal proved that the level of mercury in a barometer is determined by a change in atmospheric pressure. This led to new insights in the studies of meteorology and fluid dynamics. It also led to Pascal's law, which states that fluids transmit pressure equally in all directions. \n\nThe International Standard (SI) unit for pressure was named after Pascal. Pascal is also honored in having one of the first computer programming languages named after him. \n\nPascal died at 39 years of age from stomach and brain cancer. One of his theological writings, Pensees (Thoughts) is still famous throughout the world.
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Not true.  He made this up.  Count the toes on your dog or cat; they have 4 plus a dew claw (that "thumb" on their heal).  Most mammals have 5 digits.  Our pinkies were going nowhere.
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Unfortunately, the origins are lost in the mists of time. The Romans referred to the middle finger as the digitus impudicus (Indecent digit) and writings suggest that flipping the middle finger was offensive. But it is also culture based. You might see in some British comedies characters forming a V and giving a raspberry (a "phthbt" noise with the tongue and lips) which is apparently a very rude gesture in England.
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Louis Braille (January 4, 1809 – January 6, 1852) was the inventor of braille[1], a world-wide system used by blind and visually impaired people for reading and writing. Braille is read by passing one's fingers over characters made up of an arrangement of one to six embossed points. It has been adapted to almost every known language.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Braille
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read the whole of this link. he invented and patented some kind of paper clip - but maybe not the type that was eventually produced. Most people regard it as a myth that he invented the paper clip - except the Norwegians apparently. Read the wikipedia stuff.
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he invented the telephone
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Aryabhatta.... he invented "0"... without which we would not know maths or physics as it is today... and oh yeah... the computers would not be there without the 0s and 1s.
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(m)\n\nThe swedish guy  invented the Crazy Frog
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Each finger has its own distinctive mark. So, the answer is they are different.
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technically a thumb is not a finger because it is apposable and can move this way and that...so that you can hold things and what not.  don't know why its called a thumb though.  just what it was named i guess.
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Middle fingers unite!