What was the ceaseless medieval search for a method of turning base metals to gold called?
Correct answer: Alchemy
Felicity
Luv this app!!
Willow
MoodyRider40322, I agree, they do provide great info. I love this game for that.
annieV1940
I love it too. I truly enjoy reading the comments from everyone!! The ones that actually know what they're talking about and the ones that miss the mark!!
Thios#1
MoodyRider40322, I too really enjoy this app, even when they get the pictures wrong, or misspell words, it's a lot of fun & really informative. Learn something new almost every time I play. What other game can you say that about?
Player #1372101
Alchemy is from Arabic. It is Al Kimi.
* Seshati *
StationaryStreet4, then don’t read them, it’s not mandatory .. just ignore the comment section.
StationaryStreet4
Love this game, but hate all the really unnecessary comments.
Player #25672957
Although alchemy had been outlawed by the 17th century, Isaac Newton was a secret alchemist. Unfortunately, not even the brilliant mind of Newton could turn lead into gold.
Player #30588275
I read a novel called the alchemist, good read.
BluewhaleDave
Newton wasted the later years of his life on alchemy.
Pjay
i like money and gold
Julia
I am slowly getting obsessed with this game. Every day I learn something new ✌️✌️
Njeri Weru
Scientists are intelligent. They know the impact of lies and/unproven theories to their own postmortems. I love intelligent people like my dad. I wish I was intelligent.
Wyatt
Player #10364395, actually it's the other way around, Alchemy basically mean transformation
Wyatt
the people commenting here know nothing about alchemy, not surprising since the only things said about them are almost entirely false because Hermeticism was and I undergound religion and the burned them at the stake. A lot of what is attributed to themselves these days is mere fabrication. Did you know nothing that more alchemists devoted themselves to herbology and medicine than metallurgy? The transformation of lead into gold has more to do with the purification of the soul by the way. And the modern scientific method
Lucas Putt
* Seshati *, exactly!!!xo
Francis Lee
Player #30588275, great book
Sully Girl
I do love this game, I not only learn from the explanations, I also learn from the comments. I like reading what others say, and sometimes its something I never knew
Player Gigi #28446253
Player #30588275, on my list of books to read soon!
Player #32567393
Thios#1,
Cozzy 25,
I too love this game. Very informative.
vishuz1
As a child, I saw the movie "The Alchemist", can't remember what it was all about now.🤔
Player #9388224
yes🤘
elf
So I used the "find exit" button and received considerably LESS points for correct answers! What gives?
braiNerd
'The Alchemist' is hip hop's best producer ever!
JimmyLovesQL
Boy, they were right on target...NOT.
Player #10364395
Derived from Arabic word Chemia.
Thios#1
StationaryStreet4, like the one you just made?
Saad
Quite fascinating! it was so silly search but the thing that encouraged them was the interconversion of molecules but it's not possible to CONVERT elements but we can break a bigger into smaller atomic masses as uranium forms krypton,etc.
EarliestSpur6
Sir Isaac Newton was a big practicioner of alchemy.
Sonicgirl
I've never tried Alchemy,but I've turned Wine into Water though.
Player #5099592
annieV1940, don't get it do you? Don't share mom's recipe for Mac & cheese etc.
StationaryStreet4
If I or someone replies, how does that really work?
StationaryStreet4
What do the like and dislike votes do?