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Originally posted by Darkchemistry
The Hopi say we are about to enter the 5th world; meaning that we have reached a similar technological level 4 other times; but we have ended up being nearly wiped out each time by either ourselves or from meteorites, super volcanoes etc. and the new World is born out of that to repeat the cycle once again...after all there are megalithic structures under the oceans like the one off the coast of Japan built who knows exactly how long ago by an ancient unknown culture.
But some of them made a patuwvota [shield made of hide] and with their creative power made it fly through the air. On this many of the people flew to a big city, attacked it, and returned so fast no one knew where they came from. Soon the people of many cities and countries were making patuwvotas and flying on them to attack one another. So corruption and war came to the Third World as it had to the others.
Kuskurza (meaning unknown), the Third World, unlike the Second World, had been born not out of fire, but out of ice. After it had been knocked off of its axis, the entire Earth had apparently become completely frozen. After a time, however, Sotuknang ordered the twins, Poqanghoya and Palongawhoya, back to their positions at the north and south poles, and the Earth began to thaw out again as its axis returned to its former station. As with the Second World, Sotuknang again set about rearranging the land and the oceans so that the previous world would not be remembered at all. He also created new mountains and rivers, and restored the plant and animal life. Once everything was complete and ready for the chosen people to inhabit, Sotuknang once again stamped on the door of the Ant kiva and called the people out. He then made it clear to them that if they wished to avoid another such catastrophe, they would have to perenially sing praises to the Creator from the tops of the hills — and if they ever did stop singing, he would know that they had returned once again to wickedness and the world would once again be destroyed.
ok so your telling me our ancestors had access to...
tuning forks?
sonic drills?
acoustic levitation technology?
isnt that way too advanced for them?
Originally posted by ShadowOblivionX
Gonna have to say I disagree. If we once had advanced technologies of any type and they were then forgotten then wouldn't they have developed again in the natural evolution of technology?
Originally posted by Propulsion
I do find it more probable that man did all this pretty much on his own, BUT how come we can’t find all the good gadgets they used to build the things they built. There is also very little record (if any) of these technologies being used in any way or form. If there were tens of thousands of people building all this stuff with these technologies, you would think someone would have carved, painted, or recorded the workings of them on a wall or tablet of stone.
Good thread….S&F!
How many buildings you know today that have a description or illustration depicting how the building was made?
Originally posted by MainLineThis
Reply to post by Shadow Herder
No, this is not how. While I admire your drive to explain reality, I question the knowledge you have to distinguish between Internet reality and the real world.
All of the things you described are not only ridiculous, given the time you wasted to back up your moronic assertions indicates your probably are hoping that you make those of us that view the construction of such o Jeff's ad mundane appear to look like idiots.
You made some pretty far stretches (as have your sources) concerning the knowledge and labor needed to make such things.
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Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by Shadow Herder
if it can be done with ropes and sticks why does NASA go through all that trouble? where are all the discarded tuning forks?