The 3,000-Year-Old Secret of Persian Qanats
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The printing press changed everything, but an invention 1,000 years earlier transformed civilization even
more. Around 800 BC, Persians built Qanats. Underground aqueducts moving water through deserts
using only gravity. More sustainable than Roman aqueducts, these still provide water after 3,000
years without any electricity. The Persians understood that true innovation means working with
nature, a philosophy we are only rediscovering. Your phone lasts five years.
This infrastructure outlasted empires. Subscribe for more overlooked history.
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