1995
The evolution continues, dear fellows! Polyurethanes - in Old Egypt - are distilled in modern refineries, where BONO boilers provide the steam. Isocyanate and Polyol are then shipped to the factories on fast sailboats. (left)
Egyptians invent the strips, but not for comics: they use them to leave a permanent diary of their times. Artists are paid to draw them on walls, columns and ceilings. New chapters are painted over the old ones. (left)
Mass production of statues can be achieved now that fast-reacting PUR formulations are available. New moulding equipment and technology are invented every day at Afrositis. Where is the limit to the progress? (below)