I love that the list is all over the place, from Facebook to aqueducts to the atomic bomb. 
As for me, I would say electricity (I suppose it means the commonplace use of electricity in modern infrastructures, since electricity per se is a basic component of the physical universe and can't be "invented"), or maybe the atomic bomb, not for the destructive potential but because I'm more interested in nuclear physics than everything else in the list. Beyond all the death and destruction, the atomic program taught us a whole lot about fundamental physics.

As for me, I would say electricity (I suppose it means the commonplace use of electricity in modern infrastructures, since electricity per se is a basic component of the physical universe and can't be "invented"), or maybe the atomic bomb, not for the destructive potential but because I'm more interested in nuclear physics than everything else in the list. Beyond all the death and destruction, the atomic program taught us a whole lot about fundamental physics.