reply to post by tigpoppa
According to Wikipedia-
Occam's razor;
The principle states that the explanation of any phenomenon should make as few assumptions as possible, eliminating those that make no difference in
the observable predictions of the explanatory hypothesis or theory.
With all due respect your comment is full of assumptions and contain assertions that make no difference towards the explanation of what happened and
why.
For example how could cutting down trees in the Sahara, if there were any, and overgrazing change the global climate, i.e.
Younger Dryas climate change,
Mass extinction event of
North America and the end of the Clovis culture all happen almost overnight? And that's
just a glimpse of the tip of the iceberg.
If there truly is interest in this subject I would highly encourage a closer look at those seemingly silly megalithic structures found all over the
world and the events that changed everything. This could very well be the beginning of the merging of all the sciences in a global effort to uncover
humanities epic disaster.
No matter how many times I have dropped this subject due to events in my own personal life I end up running across something that adds a little bit
more to this puzzle. This in turn brings me back to reread some of these articles that are outlining an amazing event.
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