What do I think?
Oh... dear.
Originally posted by SenorJordo
PANGAEA
Latin for All Land
This was the way the world looked. A vast expanse of Continental oneness! But it is as far back as archeology can go!
At this point, I think someone hasn't studied history or geology or is not doing a good job of explaining themselves. Pangaea broke apart some 180
million years ago, between the Jurassic and Triassic eras.
Paleontologists (like the one I do volunteer work for) study this time period -- not archaeologists.
What was before?
Before what? Before Pangaea?? There was Laurasia and Gondwanaland. We know the extent and the positions of these continental areas, too.
Were there other civilisations?
Before Pangaea? No.
During the time Pangaea existed? no.
Their fossils and remains of their cities digested beneath the crust of our earth.
The author of your piece apparently never heard of geologic columns -- deeply stacked layers of rocks that hold clues to the history of Earth. He
certainly has no idea what the depth of the crust of the Earth is or what lies beneath it.
No way to be unearthed as they are now molten lava! Were there more advanced civilisations before us? And is their DNA stored in an etheral
STORE ROOM in Mt Kailas.
Pause a minute. What's an "etherial/etheral store room?" Does that mean a room that doesn't exist (as the spelling indicates)?
Ernst Muldashev has led many expiditions to the Himilayas to an area near the blue lake in Tibet. There the mysterious Mt. Kailas stands, a
perfect pyramid inside the mountain range!
...only for very loose definitions of "perfect pyramid." Here's a page with some lovely photos on it, and it's clearly not a "perfect pyramid"
or even close to a pyramid:
www.asianart.com...
Inside it... who knows? Hindu and Buddhist legend says inside is the Stone of Shambala.
Actually, they don't. There are a number of folk traditions and they all have Shambhala located in a number of different places, and none of them
seems to be that moutnain:
en.wikipedia.org...
The rest of it postulates that humans are stupid things who have slid bakwards into a profound dark age and that mysticism is going to bring us to new
scientific heights. However, this mysticism hasn't done its basic homework... I think its ability to enlighten us is going to be a complete
failure.
Mysticism should first ensure that its light is true light and not hair-brained thinking.