A 4,000-year-old fidget spinner has been found in a museum, which solidifies humanities belief that children have been, and will always be, annoying little shits! We haven't learned much over these last couple thousand years have we? It's 2017 and we were promised flying cars, time travel and sentient machines who sought humanities demise, but instead, all we have is a 4,000-year-old kids toy! 

But in all seriousness, it's pretty cool that a thousand-year-old toy has made its resurgence in today's world. And Twitter was surprisingly humble as they learned the news which is rare for a community with pride itself on their 'original' ideas. 

Here it is, in all its glory! I wonder if whoever played with this toy had a rather obsessive relationship with the word, Savage?! 

Proof that there are no original ideas anymore pic.twitter.com/7zPxYha7QQ

— Arielle Pardes (@pardesoteric) July 31, 2017

Scroll for some of the best reactions from Twitter: 

#YeOldeFidgetSpinner pic.twitter.com/K2vZN6BFvi

— Annaya Youkai (@DaiyoukaiGeisha) August 1, 2017

Often innovation involves putting a new spin on old ideas https://t.co/ia51Ybh2lM

— Phil Wheatley ☁️ (@philski68) August 1, 2017

Paleo Fidgetis https://t.co/x8E68RdEHJ

— peripheralsounds (@superperipheral) August 1, 2017

middle-aged lady: kids these days with their silly fidget toys *dramatic sigh* it didnt use to be like this before
kids from before: https://t.co/WISwTAzM34

— a blueberry (@chhuuya) August 1, 2017