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* Reversed in ''{{A Deepness in the Sky}}'', by VernorVinge: space faring humans guide the development of the alien Spiders through their equivalent of the ColdWar in order to achieve a suitable technological base for the repair of their fleet.

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* Reversed in ''{{A Deepness in the Sky}}'', ''Literature/ADeepnessInTheSky'' by VernorVinge: space faring humans guide the development of the alien Spiders through their equivalent of the ColdWar in order to achieve a suitable technological base for the repair of their fleet.
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** TheAsylum version, ''Transmorphers'', has the human resistance's weaponry reverse-engineered from the alien robots'.

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** * TheAsylum version, ''Transmorphers'', film ''Transmorphers'' has the human resistance's weaponry reverse-engineered from the alien robots'.
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** In ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', it's confirmed that [[spoiler:Altaïr had learned the design for the first handgun -- and forearm-mounted at that! --]] from a vision given by one of these, which had been implied in ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedII''. Also, in a brief scene at the beginning of the "Battle of Forli" DLC for ''II'', a brief activation of the Apple shows images of designs that LeonardoDaVinci (who was watching the Apple) would later set to paper.

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** In ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', it's confirmed that [[spoiler:Altaïr had learned the design for the first handgun -- and forearm-mounted at that! --]] from a vision given by one of these, which had been implied in ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedII''.''VideoGame/AssassinsCreed2''. Also, in a brief scene at the beginning of the "Battle of Forli" DLC for ''II'', a brief activation of the Apple shows images of designs that LeonardoDaVinci (who was watching the Apple) would later set to paper.
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** In ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', it's confirmed that [[spoiler:Altaïr had learned the design for the first handgun -- and forearm-mounted at that! --]] from a vision given by one of these, which had been implied in ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedII''. Also, in a brief scene at the beginning of the "Battle of Forli" DLC for ''II'', a brief activation of the Apple shows images of designs that LeonardoDaVinci (who was watching the Apple) would later set to paper.

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** In ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', it's confirmed that [[spoiler:Altaïr had learned the design for the first handgun -- and forearm-mounted at that! --]] from a vision given by one of these, which had been implied in ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedII''. Also, in a brief scene at the beginning of the "Battle of Forli" DLC for ''II'', a brief activation of the Apple shows images of designs that LeonardoDaVinci (who was watching the Apple) would later set to paper.
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* The StrugatskyBrothers' ''RoadsidePicnic'' transfers this trope into the future: In a setting TwentyMinutesInTheFuture, humanity makes progress by studying and finding uses for alien artefacts dropped on Earth by an unknown extraterrestrial civilization.

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* The StrugatskyBrothers' ''RoadsidePicnic'' ''Literature/RoadsidePicnic'' transfers this trope into the future: In a setting TwentyMinutesInTheFuture, humanity makes progress by studying and finding uses for alien artefacts dropped on Earth by an unknown extraterrestrial civilization.
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* The StrugatskyBrothers' ''RoadsidePicnic'' transfers this trope into the future: In a setting TwentyMinutesInTheFuture, humanity makes progress by studying and finding uses for alien artefacts dropped on Earth by an unknown extraterrestrial civilization.
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** TheAsylum version, ''Transmorphers'', has the human resistance's weaponry reverse-engineered from the alien robots'.
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* A tie-in ad campaign for ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' has a Cybertronian [[TheBurgerKing Burger King]] who gave the secret to delicious hamburgers to the founders of Burger King back in 1953 in exchange for a place to live. Its implied that he continues to work as their recipe man right up to the present day.

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* In ''AssassinsCreed'', the [[TheKnightsTemplar Templars]] (and by extension, society) are implied to have gotten all of our advances from reverse engineering alien artifacts (with a couple of failures, see Philadelphia Experiment (done by US government, not Templars)). Later on in the series, [[spoiler:it turns out it's not aliens exactly, but rather the [[{{Precursors}} first civilization]] of humans on this planet, who created the ''Homo sapiens'' to serve them but were overthrown and wiped out.]]

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* In ''AssassinsCreed'', the [[TheKnightsTemplar Templars]] (and by extension, society) are implied to have gotten all of our advances from reverse engineering reverse-engineering alien artifacts (with a couple of failures, see Philadelphia Experiment (done by by US government, not Templars)). Later on in the series, [[spoiler:it turns out it's not aliens exactly, but rather the [[{{Precursors}} first civilization]] First Civilization]] of humans on this planet, who created the ''Homo ''homo sapiens'' to serve them but were overthrown and wiped out.]]]]
** In ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedRevelations'', it's confirmed that [[spoiler:Altaïr had learned the design for the first handgun -- and forearm-mounted at that! --]] from a vision given by one of these, which had been implied in ''VideoGames/AssassinsCreedII''. Also, in a brief scene at the beginning of the "Battle of Forli" DLC for ''II'', a brief activation of the Apple shows images of designs that LeonardoDaVinci (who was watching the Apple) would later set to paper.

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* Pseudo-example in TheStinger of the second ''NightAtTheMuseum'' movie, where a cell phone left in a ''portrait-sized photograph'' prompted a guy from just after WWII to attempt to reverse engineer it. According to the photo, his name was Joey Motorola.
* In the ''Film/{{Stargate}}'' film, Ra claimed to have created Earth civilization. He may have been lying or exaggerating, though.
** In ''StargateSG1'', it's revealed that he and his kind, while not leaving behind the sort of goodies that we would like (lasers, anti-gravity, FTL drives, etc), did serve as gods for many primitive religions. So it's less of ETGaveUsWiFi and more of ET Gave Us Church And Shaped Our Culture.

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* Pseudo-example in TheStinger of the second ''NightAtTheMuseum'' movie, where a cell phone left in a ''portrait-sized photograph'' prompted a guy from just after WWII to attempt to reverse engineer it. According to the photo, his name was Joey Motorola.
* In the ''Film/{{Stargate}}'' film, Ra claimed to have created Earth civilization. He may have been lying or exaggerating, though.
** In ''StargateSG1'', it's revealed that he
Motorola. [[DidNotDoTheResearch Motorola, Inc. was founded in 1928 by Paul V. Galvin]] [[OlderThanTheyThink and his kind, while not leaving behind the sort of goodies that we would like (lasers, anti-gravity, FTL drives, etc), did serve as gods for many primitive religions. So it's less of ETGaveUsWiFi and more of ET Gave Us Church And Shaped Our Culture.was]] ''[[OlderThanTheyThink already]]'' [[OlderThanTheyThink making hand-held radios in 1940]].
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* Erich von Daniken is famous for claims that the first human civilizations were created by aliens, similar to the ''{{Stargate}}'' film

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* Erich von Daniken is famous for claims that the first human civilizations were created by aliens, similar to the ''{{Stargate}}'' ''{Film/{Stargate}}'' film
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* In the ''{{Stargate}}'' film, Ra claimed to have created Earth civilization. He may have been lying or exaggerating, though.
** In the TV show, it's revealed that he and his kind, while not leaving behind the sort of goodies that we would like (lasers, anti-gravity, FTL drives, etc), did serve as gods for many primitive religions. So it's less of ETGaveUsWiFi and more of ET Gave Us Church And Shaped Our Culture.

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* In the ''{{Stargate}}'' ''Film/{{Stargate}}'' film, Ra claimed to have created Earth civilization. He may have been lying or exaggerating, though.
** In the TV show, ''StargateSG1'', it's revealed that he and his kind, while not leaving behind the sort of goodies that we would like (lasers, anti-gravity, FTL drives, etc), did serve as gods for many primitive religions. So it's less of ETGaveUsWiFi and more of ET Gave Us Church And Shaped Our Culture.
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* In {{Animorphs}}, The Andalite Chronicles, Elfangor says he talked to a guy named Bill who worked at a computer company...obviously intended to be Bill Gates. He also mentions a guy named Steve, which could indicate one of Apple's Steves.

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* In {{Animorphs}}, The ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'', ''The Andalite Chronicles, Chronicles'', Elfangor says he talked to a guy named Bill who worked at a computer company...obviously intended to be Bill Gates. He also mentions a guy named Steve, which could indicate one of Apple's Steves.
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* In {{Animorphs}}, The Andalite Chronicles, Elfangor says he talked to a guy named Bill who worked at a computer company...obviously intended to be Bill Gates. He also mentions a guy named Steve, which could indicate one of Apple's Steves.
** In "The Warning", Visser Three's brother took a obscure human computer tech and turned him into the billionaire owner of Web Access America, the books' version of America OnLine.
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* The titular organization in ''MenInBlack'' gets its funding from holding various patents based on alien technology. This includes velcro and a little disc thingy that's "gonna replace the compact disc."

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** Which is [[{{Narm}} unintentionally hilarious]] considering that anyone who knows ''anything'' about computers, or ''knows'' anyone who knows anything about computers, can make one just as powerful for ''maybe'' a third of the cost. Those aliens [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean must really get around]].

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** Which is [[{{Narm}} unintentionally hilarious]] hilarious considering that anyone who knows ''anything'' about computers, or ''knows'' anyone who knows anything about computers, can make one just as powerful for ''maybe'' a third of the cost. Those aliens [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean must really get around]].around.
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** that's because stargate was based in part on his books.

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* [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Tvtropes is not a case of this. Move along!]]

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* According to a quote in this article, [[http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/aussie-student-amelia-fraser-mckelvie/story-e6frfku0-1226064320755 cell phone technology was derived from black hole research]].
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* In ''[=~Assassin's Creed~=]'', the [[TheKnightsTemplar Templars]] (and by extension, society) are implied to have gotten all of our advances from reverse engineering alien artifacts (with a couple of failures, see Philadelphia Experiment (done by US government, not Templars)). Later on in the series, [[spoiler:it turns out it's not aliens exactly, but rather the [[{{Precursors}} first civilization]] of humans on this planet, who created the ''Homo sapiens'' to serve them but were overthrown and wiped out.]]

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* In ''[=~Assassin's Creed~=]'', ''AssassinsCreed'', the [[TheKnightsTemplar Templars]] (and by extension, society) are implied to have gotten all of our advances from reverse engineering alien artifacts (with a couple of failures, see Philadelphia Experiment (done by US government, not Templars)). Later on in the series, [[spoiler:it turns out it's not aliens exactly, but rather the [[{{Precursors}} first civilization]] of humans on this planet, who created the ''Homo sapiens'' to serve them but were overthrown and wiped out.]]
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** This is the explicit purpose of the original Torchwood, as revealed in "Army of Ghosts:" to defend the British Empire against Aliens and taking their stuff to make them stronger. The United Nations Intelligence Taskforce/ Unified Intelligence Taskforce (U.N.I.T.) has a similar goal.
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** In the TV show, it's revealed that he and his kind, while not leaving behind the sort of goodies that we would like (lasers, anti-gravity, FTL drives, etc), did serve as gods for many primitive religions. So it's less of ETGaveUsWiFi and more of ET Gave Us Church And Shaped Our Culture.
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* Inverted and played straight in GoMutants!, where the human invention of nuclear weapons brings our planet to the attention of alien races [[spoiler:leading one of them to invent the [[strike:internet]] PLEX for us.]]

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* Inverted and played straight in GoMutants!, ''GoMutants'', where the human invention of nuclear weapons brings our planet to the attention of alien races [[spoiler:leading one of them to invent the [[strike:internet]] PLEX for us.]]
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** Hell, take anyone who says this and force feed them the life and accomplishments of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_von_Neumann John von Neumann.]] You might want to add a few servings of NikolaTesla as well(all of both at once would [[PsychicNosebleed melt their little bitty brains]]). HumansAreSpecial. "[[AncientAstronauts Aliens]]" just carve [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible Incomprehensible Landscapes]].

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** Hell, take anyone who says this and force feed them the life and accomplishments of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_von_Neumann John von Neumann.]] You might want to add a few servings of NikolaTesla as well(all well (all of both at once would [[PsychicNosebleed melt their little bitty brains]]). HumansAreSpecial. "[[AncientAstronauts Aliens]]" just carve [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible Incomprehensible Landscapes]].
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** Then again, the ancient Greeks had [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism a device like a computer]] a millennium before that. It was for calculating the positions of celestial bodies relative to Earth, something useful for both human travelers ''and'' AncientAstronauts looking for a way home.
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* According to the MiB animated series, most advanced human technology was granted by a benevolent advanced alien race. Computers, hard drives and the Clapper are cited as examples and their patent revenue is the MiB primary source of financing.

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-->--'''K''', ''MenInBlack''

Some science fiction works will have as part of their plot that a noticeable chunk of modern technology was descended from the use of alien science/knowledge in some way: perhaps it was the reverse engineering of ImportedAlienPhlebotinum, or possibly the discovery of some LostTechnology left behind by AncientAstronauts, or maybe we got it from a CapturedSuperEntity. At any rate, it's not really ours.

This is usually meant to explain how we've managed so much progress in the past century or so. It can also explain why alien tech is [[JustifiedTrope sometimes eerily similar to human tech]].

This trope is frequently used as the basis for a HistoricalInJoke, the cheapest of which being that the reverse engineering happened at {{Area 51}} and/or was a direct result of the supposed crash in {{Roswell|ThatEndsWell}}.

Expect [[HandWave varied amounts]] of success should the writers [[{{Deconstruction}} address the many issues]] brought up by the characters [[PossessionImpliesMastery understanding even the underlying principles]] of whatever SufficientlyAdvancedAlien tech the source was. Same goes if they try to explain how it came to be that an alien toaster could pave the way for the World Wide Web.

Also, a healthy dose of [[RealityRetcon historical revisionism]] may be necessary to effectively use this trope considering modern technology ''can'' be traced back to human discovery pretty easily.

On second thought, screw it: maybe most advancements from the past few decades came from a [[{{Eureka}} town of geniuses]].
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* A recent Alienware advert suggests that the company's range of high-power gaming [=PCs=] was created in this way.
** Which is [[{{Narm}} unintentionally hilarious]] considering that anyone who knows ''anything'' about computers, or ''knows'' anyone who knows anything about computers, can make one just as powerful for ''maybe'' a third of the cost. Those aliens [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean must really get around]].
* Before cell phones became ubiquitous, [=PrimeCo=] ran a series of commercials featuring a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl1WikuS4dk little pink alien]] who lost his cell phone on Earth and tried to get it back because "Earth wasn't ready" for their technology.
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* In the first live-action ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' movie, the technological advances of the 20th century were made by reverse engineering the captive, frozen Megatron after he was discovered in 1897.
* We've evidently gotten quite a bit of knowledge out of that one crashed spaceship in ''IndependenceDay''. An extended version of the film explicitly states that it was used to create Earth computers, which also {{handwave}}s the vulnerability of the mothership to a computer virus.
* The titular organization in ''MenInBlack'' gets its funding from holding various patents based on alien technology. This includes velcro and a little disc thingy that's "gonna replace the compact disc."
* Pseudo-example in TheStinger of the second ''NightAtTheMuseum'' movie, where a cell phone left in a ''portrait-sized photograph'' prompted a guy from just after WWII to attempt to reverse engineer it. According to the photo, his name was Joey Motorola.
* In the ''{{Stargate}}'' film, Ra claimed to have created Earth civilization. He may have been lying or exaggerating, though.
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* ''Hard Landing'' by Algis Budrys, in which a bunch of crash landed alien Joes have to get by on Earth, and one of them decides to sell alien tech to the US.
* Reversed in ''{{A Deepness in the Sky}}'', by VernorVinge: space faring humans guide the development of the alien Spiders through their equivalent of the ColdWar in order to achieve a suitable technological base for the repair of their fleet.
* In the ''MyTeacherIsAnAlien'' series by BruceCoville, an alien helps humanity develop television in hopes that it will slow humanity's development. He later regrets the interference.
* Inverted and played straight in GoMutants!, where the human invention of nuclear weapons brings our planet to the attention of alien races [[spoiler:leading one of them to invent the [[strike:internet]] PLEX for us.]]
* In ''TheManWhoFellToEarth'' (both book and film), alien protagonist Thomas Jerome Newton starts an Earthly corporate empire via his people's inventions (electronics, film stock, etc., all far ahead of human technology) with the intent of raising the capital he needs to fulfill his mission.
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* In a variation, the powers-that-be on ''{{Stargate SG-1}}'' were initially disappointed that not enough exploitable alien tech was coming back with the teams. As time passes and they bring in more tech, it starts filtering down to the public. They even fielded a (barely functional) energy weapon.
** In an {{Alternate Timeline}} where the stargate was never discovered, technology is noticeably behind the main timeline standard.
* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "Dalek" features a tech mogul who steals alien tech. According to him, Broadband is from Roswell.
** A subversion in "Day of the Moon", in which it is revealed [[spoiler: that many of humanity's technological advancements were ordered by a race of hypnotic, memory-wiping parasite alien things with the aim of getting to the moon, making it a case of humans giving E.T. wi-fi.]]
* The [[TimeTravel sphere]] on ''SevenDays'' was based on [[RoswellThatEndsWell Roswell tech]]. Other more mundane technology was also said to have come from Roswell.
* Preventing the reverse of this--keeping Human/Federation tech out of the hands of alien civilizations whose society might be altered by it--is one of the original reasons for ''StarTrek's'' [[{{Alien Non-Interference Clause}} Prime Directive]].
* The second-season ''StarTrekEnterprise'' episode "Carbon Creek" implies that Vulcans stranded on Earth during TheFifties sold Velcro to support a child's education.
* ''StarTrekVoyager''. In "Future's End" the IT revolution happens because a time ship crash lands next to a 60's hippie who becomes an 80's yuppie ([[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed probably based on Steve Jobs]]) by reverse-engineering its technology. Since the Federation tend to put all of human knowledge into the computer of every single starship, Sterling was able to quickly learn what he needs to just by asking the right questions. He also claims to have tapped out the timeship's potential for new technology, even though he hasn't invented, say, transporters or anything.
* ''DarkSkies'', and the conspiracy folklore it's based on, supposes that modern technology was invented by reverse-engineering material from the famous Roswell incident.
* ''Series/TheEvent'': [[spoiler:Development of the atomic bomb was pushed ahead by several decades, thanks to the {{Human Alien|s}} Thomas' involvement in the project. The ultimate goal of the aliens, who are stranded on Earth, seems to be to advance humanity's technology so that they have the infrastructure to make it back home.]]
* ''{{Sliders}}'' episode "The Return of Maggie Beckett" showcased a parallel world where TheGreys gave Earth new technologies and allowed for significant advances. Rembrandt says he always believed this was the case for his own world and cites several technologies, including Velcro. (Both this and the ''Enterprise'' episode listed above were written by the same guy: Chris Black.)
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* In a lovely NotFunnyAnymore (or HilariousInHindsight, your pick) moment, [[{{TheX-Files}} Gillian]] [[AgentScully Anderson]] apparently believes this.
** A quick Google search confirms she isn't the only one. This little factoid made it hard to search off-TVTropes for more examples of this trope.
* An episode of The History Channel's ''UFO Hunters'' investigated real-life rumors that the SR-71 and B-2 Spirit bomber were a result of this.
* [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Tvtropes is not a case of this. Move along!]]
* Erich von Daniken is famous for claims that the first human civilizations were created by aliens, similar to the ''{{Stargate}}'' film
* There is a theory out there that says computers were reverse-engineered from an UFO, or something like that, under the rationale that no human could have ever conceived an universal machine that could simulate human thought. Don't expect IT professionals or anyone who knows the history of computing to take this one well.
** Hell, take anyone who says this and force feed them the life and accomplishments of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_von_Neumann John von Neumann.]] You might want to add a few servings of NikolaTesla as well(all of both at once would [[PsychicNosebleed melt their little bitty brains]]). HumansAreSpecial. "[[AncientAstronauts Aliens]]" just carve [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible Incomprehensible Landscapes]].
** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace Ada Lovelace]] wrote the first computer program in 1843. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Babbage Charles Babbage]] designed (but did not build) the first computer, called a Difference Engine, in the 1820s. There is an [[TheThrillingAdventuresOfLovelaceAndBabbage awesome webcomic about them]].
* Just to give the trope name some credibility, one of the first consumer wi-fi routers was the Apple [=AirPort=] Base Station. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE23wyAZ-LM It looks remarkably like a flying saucer.]]
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* Similar to the 2007 film, ''TransformersAnimated'' has the robotic technology of the 22nd century all reverse-engineered from Megatron's dormant head.
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* In ''[=~Assassin's Creed~=]'', the [[TheKnightsTemplar Templars]] (and by extension, society) are implied to have gotten all of our advances from reverse engineering alien artifacts (with a couple of failures, see Philadelphia Experiment (done by US government, not Templars)). Later on in the series, [[spoiler:it turns out it's not aliens exactly, but rather the [[{{Precursors}} first civilization]] of humans on this planet, who created the ''Homo sapiens'' to serve them but were overthrown and wiped out.]]
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