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Why the First Industrial Revolution Did Not Take Place in Alexandria

Several facts will be briefly reminded first in order to understand the socio-economic and cultural events which led to the culmination of the ancient Greek Technology in Alexandria, about the first century of our era. But before going to historical facts, it is appropriate to invoke something more fundamental and convincing, Mythology that is, since it reflects the broadest and most genuine of social attitudes. So, Plato (Protagoras, 32 1 c) describes the following post-Creation scene: "Prometheus sees the humans being naked, barefooted, homeless and unarmed [...I; thus, wondering what salvation to find for the humans, steals from Efaistos and AthCna the technical knowledge and the fire, [...] and offers to the humans".