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Gutenberg revolutionized the printing press in Europe, democratizing access to knowledge and sparking the spread of printing presses. Books standardized language, spread complex ideas, and influenced architectural principles, leading to significant cultural changes across Europe and North America.
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- Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in Mainz, Germany in 1450 revolutionized knowledge reproduction by allowing quick, high-pressure printing, reducing page printing time from a day to seconds, and democratizing access to knowledge previously limited to the elite.
- The publication of influential texts such as "Metallica" and "The Four Books of Architecture" not only disseminated valuable knowledge in mining, refining metals, and architectural principles but also influenced mechanical engineering, architectural styles, and even iconic buildings like the White House and the Capitol, showcasing the lasting impact of printed works on various fields over centuries.
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