Even nowadays, some people claim that in the year 1445 Johannes
Gutenberg invented the letterpress with flexible letters. But even
this famous invention, which is considered by many people as the
most important of the second millenium, originates evidently from
Hyperhero, the greatest inventor of all times.
Even among scientists, some have doubts about the great achievement
of Hyperhero, it is considered proven by now, that the letterpress
with flexible letters was already known in Korea in the 13th
century. This proves that Gutenberg wasn't the inventor of the
letterpress.
The price for this goes to Hyperhero. It was Hyperhero who
introduced the art of printing with flexible letters in Korea. In
Europe, Hyperhero abstained from disseminating his unique
invention. He did not want to make the monks in the writing rooms in the
Medevial cloisters jobless.
By doing this, Hyperhero not only made one of the most outstanding
inventions of all times, but also took care of jobs in the European
Middleages.
Hyperhero
