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Rand al'Thor ♦
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Why was there no technological progress between cutting the ringRing from sauronsSauron's hand and destroying the ring (Lord of the rings)Ring?

If there are more than two thousandsthousand years between isildur cutIsildur cutting the ring from sauronsSauron's hand and destroyingFrodo's mission to destroy the ringRing, why was there no technological progress? E.g. Saruman had some kind of gunpowder and they could easily have made easily stronger weapons from it...

Why was there no technological progress between cutting the ring from saurons hand and destroying the ring (Lord of the rings)

If there are more than two thousands years between isildur cut the ring from saurons hand and destroying the ring, why was there no technological progress? E.g. Saruman had some kind of gunpowder and they could have made easily stronger weapons from it...

Why was there no technological progress between cutting the Ring from Sauron's hand and destroying the Ring?

If there are more than two thousand years between Isildur cutting the ring from Sauron's hand and Frodo's mission to destroy the Ring, why was there no technological progress? E.g. Saruman had some kind of gunpowder and they could easily have made stronger weapons from it...

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Why was there no technological progress between cutting the ring from saurons hand and destroying the ring (Lord of the rings)

If there are more than two thousands years between isildur cut the ring from saurons hand and destroying the ring, why was there no technological progress? E.g. Saruman had some kind of gunpowder and they could have made easily stronger weapons from it...