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originally posted by: Shamrock6
So thousands and thousands of people have not only created an alternate history but then manufactured and placed all the ruins, structures, and artifacts that have been found? And the scientific, anthropological, and archaeological communities have all perpetuated the lie? Not to mention all those people getting offed?
Yea, I'll research that *eyeroll*
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
originally posted by: Shamrock6
So thousands and thousands of people have not only created an alternate history but then manufactured and placed all the ruins, structures, and artifacts that have been found? And the scientific, anthropological, and archaeological communities have all perpetuated the lie? Not to mention all those people getting offed?
Yea, I'll research that *eyeroll*
What if someone found a ruin and named the origins to fit their paradigm. Found an aqueduct and then it’s the Roman civilization, right? What if there were aqueducts in Mexico, China, India and other remote places, just who made those, as it could not have been the Romans? Must be newer, right, just to fit the official history, and it is older than the Romans no one talks about it. If someone with a nice title labels something Roman it may not be the truth.
-MM
The concept of multiple discovery is the hypothesis that most scientific discoveries and inventions are made independently and more or less simultaneously by multiple scientists and inventors.[1] The concept of multiple discovery opposes a traditional view—the "heroic theory" of invention and discovery.
originally posted by: loveguy
Howdy,
I'm slightly butt-hurt about the writings and the libraries (Alexandria) we were told about, but have no hide nor hare to tickle my fancy.
...I was going to write a happy feel good story about heaven coming for a visit and fulfilling every hearts' desire...
then I realized one of those hearts could want me dead.
originally posted by: bananashooter
So what am I supposed to research exactly. Do you have any links to support this claim. I could reference you to some sites that claim the world is flat, or the holocaust never happened, or the moon is a hologram. But those seem even less credible then the more main stream record IMO.
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
originally posted by: loveguy
Howdy,
I'm slightly butt-hurt about the writings and the libraries (Alexandria) we were told about, but have no hide nor hare to tickle my fancy.
...I was going to write a happy feel good story about heaven coming for a visit and fulfilling every hearts' desire...
then I realized one of those hearts could want me dead.
Most of what we have today of so-called "ancient" writings are relatively modern copies made by Jesuit priests as the originals have been "lost". The many destructions of the Library in Alexandria may be nothing more than a convenient way of explaining away the lack of sources from the periods mentioned in more modern "copies" of ancient documents.
-MM