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How Venice solved its drinking water problem Despite being surrounded by water, Venetians couldn’t drink it because it was a mixture of salt and fresh water, so they devised an ingenious solution. Source: primalspace on YouTube

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Fascinating! The Venetians' innovative solution to their drinking water problem is a testament to human ingenuity. By using a combination of wells, cisterns, and clever engineering, they were able to harness fresh water in the midst of a salty lagoon. A great example of how ancient civilizations overcame seemingly insurmountable challenges and created sustainable solutions that still inspire us today

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Very cool.

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Leave it to the Venetians to turn a city built on water into a masterclass in creative problem-solving!

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Ashlay Joe2 年前

Great!

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Zohaib Khan2 年前

That's so cool, who knew they had such a clever solution 🤯💧

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Crazy isn't it?

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Well Well well 💀

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That’s a great strategy

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