The 10,000 year old civilization which was more advanced than us, page 4
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reply posted on 3-12-2004 @ 04:18 PM by sowhat
atomic blasts in indiawww.rense.com...
and another onewww.ycsi.net..." target="_blank" class="postlink" rel="nofollow"> www.ycsi.net...

i think that there are evidences that the use of radioactive weapons were prominent in the encient civilizations. And probably, that should be the obvious reason for their extiction and the missing evidences of their technological advancements !!!

and this is the site for Ancient nuclear reactors possibility

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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 05:18 PM by nirav_neo
well said Sowhat ! kIu ! I think that the major technological advancements in the world were initiated only during the world wars, the inventions of different manufacturing processes, management systems, new alloys, computers, organics (as weapon),.... and there are lot more things that had roots putting up to world war, a need to struggle for existence, a need to prove stronger, safer, stabe..... and all this led to development and research of new technologies.. and hence here we are !! One invention stumbles upon another invention ! But if imagined another way, what would have happened if there were no world wars, would we have had developed the "so called technicalities" to what we are? similarly the ancient civilizations might not have thought of doing most of the inventions just because they just might not have felt its need. . isnt it? and this is what we are talking about is 10000 years past, ooh man ! can u imagine the big figure ?? what could have happened in that period?? no one knows? Archeologist can not find each and every evidence on earth. Recently archeologists found the whole city of Dwarka during the time of Pandavas and Kauravas in the sea coasts of Gujarat , India !! This whole epic script was considered to be just a fantasy or a fairy tale, but now, its a proof that these scripts were not a story but a hard core facts. We need to change our notions and think with the positive and optimistic view point of these scripts. Who know , we can come up and develop a new technology, based on ancient technology !!! ???? !!!


reply posted on 15-12-2004 @ 02:06 AM by dr_strangecraft
I enjoy theorizing about ancient undiscovered civilizations. I have a Bachelor's degree in anthropology, and have participated in excavations in the Middle East, American Southwest, and Central U.S.

I consider myself open to the possibility, and am certainly interested in the finds in the Black sea (funny how no one has mentioned those . . .)

Here are my "top 4" objections concerning ancient unacknowledged civilizations.

1. We know fairly well who was on the earth back then. We HAVE found evidence of humans worldwide going back 10,000 years. So if there was a highly sophisticated civilization, it didn't include most of the people alive back then. Now, you might argue that western tech is not used by beduin in the Sahel, or the Yamomano in the Amazon Basin. That is true, but if you go in any Amazonian encampment, you will find bic lighters and SKS rifles. Even people not participating in our civ manage to pocket a few artefacts.

2. Scientists of the future will call us the "coke" culture. There are coke cans everywhere on earth, because of us. At the south pole. K2. You can even date the camps on mt. everest by the shape and style of the coke bottles.

3. Sand is the most common element on earth. Atomic blasts (or any superhot fire) fuse sand into a greenish iridescent mass, that has curved layers perpendicular to the direction of the blast. You see this at White Sands N.M. and Hiroshima. IF there were an ancient nuclear war, where is the "atomic glass from it." As in show me pictures. Mohanjo Daro doesn't have that kind of damage.

4. People copy military technology first. The classic example is the expedition by Cousteau's son in the Amazon in the 1960's. A week later, all the Yamomano had m-16's. IF the chinese or Israelites visited the Maya, how come the maya (supposedly) copied calendars or art-styles, but not the bow or the metal dagger? Within 15 years of Cortez, the Mayans were forging bronze themselves.
Another example is the pueblo revolt of 1580 in New Mexico. The very first thing the indians stole was horses, not guns. They understood that they could not make their own gunpowder; but the did see that horses make more of their own kind. They knew what to steal. So how come neanderthals, who invented every basic tech except the wheel, lived next door to fighter jets, and never swiped any of their neighbor's stuff? A compass, or liquid fuel (great for driving herds of bison over cliffs), or aerodynamics which would have made even a spear fly better?

There must have only been a few thousand people in this mighty civilization, not to leave any trace. IF you tell me that they had "other" technology, that left no material remains, but was a more spiritual civilization, then I must say: A civilization w/out cities is not really a civilization. Our word comes from latin "civitas," a city.

Let's see. No highways. No fences. No skyscrapers. No metal remains, no mines or altering of the landscape. Hmmm. That's not a civilization, it's a bunch of nomads around a campfire--exactly what mainstream science claims!


reply posted on 15-12-2004 @ 02:21 AM by dr_strangecraft
No offence to AU. I enjoy your posts.

But claiming that Einstein was a secret Kabbalist is not a responsible statement.

Either:

a) someone has mislead you, and you want us to agree with you and take your word for it.

or

b) You think he must have been, becuase it seems plausible in the context of your other personal conclusions about both Einstein AND Kabalah.

I also have a keen interest in mysticism, as it relates to both the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and New Testament. In fact, I taught myself Koine Greek and Masoretic Hebrew so that I could read those documents and commentaries on them. Currently, I'm working on a translation of Ezekiel's vision at the beginning of the epynomous book. I am also making my own translation of Matthew from the Nestle-Aland critical text.

Additionally, I've done in-depth studies of the Sepher Yetzirah, Parashat Pinhas, Bere# Rabbah, and Shaarey Or.

It does a grave disservice to both Einstein the historical person and Kabbalah as a field of literature to connect the two "because their both neat."

Now if you want to say that another scientist was a Kabalist, well then fine. Isaac Newton was both a physicist and an Alchemist and Kabalist. My evidence? The Ashmolean Library consists largely of Newton's works, which he kept in a secret room in his house, and bequeathed to Ashmole on his death. Evidence? A copy of the Old Testament in Hebrew, transcribed in Newton's own hand. Newton DID believe that Kabalah influenced his research into physics and number theory. when asked, he said "IF I have seen further, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants."

So. Do you want me to believe that you have some startling evidence about Einstein, and you are refusing to share it? That's like saying "I have the philosopher's stone, and can turn lead into gold on a whim, but I won't let your see it."


reply posted on 16-12-2004 @ 12:14 PM by Ohio_Ron
Chokotay
As for looking at Nagasaki, try looking at Rongelap Atoll instead. The toys used in Japan are an order of magnitude less powerful than thermonuclear bombs. Rongelap simply disappeared.


Rongelap Atoll

In March 1954, the United States detonated a nuclear bomb on Bikini atoll 1,000 times more powerful than the one that incinerated Hiroshima. Radioactive fallout from the bomb landed on a number of neighbouring islands, including Rongelap atoll, 100 miles to the east. This atoll is still too contaminated to be inhabited.


This means that the atoll is still there and not "disappeared". It was, actually, reinhabited 3 yrs. after the detonation, then abandoned in 1985, as still being to toxic with cesium 137.

[edit on 16-12-2004 by Ohio_Ron] Next time, I'll finish reading the post. Sorry Chakotay, I didn't see that you had already corrected yourself

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