I dont believe the story of the origin of our people is right, about the start of our civilizations, and the age of our species. When you just look at how much (((they))) lie about what was 70 years ago (WW2), how much do they lie about things that are 100 years ago? 500 years? 2 millenia? 10 millenia? a million years? or 100 million?
TL;DR: Humans have been around a lot earlier than we are told, and Dinosaurs stayed around for a lot longer than we are told, and there were advanced civilizations even before the Sumerians
i've always suspected the human race is older than we know. human evolution appeared to have a huge jump at some point that has always bothered me
Owen Scott
it boils down to this:
>Aryans invent civilization and law >Aryans discover math and other scienes >Instead of taking over the world, Aryans brought civilization wherever they went as a gift >Jews and shitskins are ungrateful and try to take what the Aryan has
Aiden Barnes
it always seemed odd to me that we allegedly came into existence 200.000 year ago, we then went on some 195 thousand years with living in caves, a bit of hunting and smashing rocks together, and then suddenly BOOOM civilization.
Also there are cultures from all around the world talking of blonde haired, blue eyed people with white skin that came over the sea and brought civilization, including the sumerians. where did those come from when the sumerians where the first, and why are the people discribed always the same if they were just made up?
youtube.com/watch?v=T5DNvYMtkyk 3/4 in so far, but he is looking for signs of an earlier civilization. his theory is that there was a civilization 10500 BC, as the pyramids are aligned to the stars to resemble the belt of orion, with the nile acting as the milkyway, but resemble the position of the stars in 10500 BC, as well as angkor wat resembling the constillation of draco how they were 10500 BC. and since those two cultures did never were in contact he theorizes both were influenced by the same earlier civilization as both were too precise in their working to just be a coincidence
David Ramirez
who is the "they" you're talking about?
Blake Thomas
you tell me
Tyler Ross
theepochtimes.com/n3/23630-ancient-atomic-bombs/ >Seven years after the nuclear tests in Alamogordo, New Mexico, Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, was lecturing at a college when a student asked if it was the first atomic test conducted. >“Yes, in modern times,” he replied.
>Many scientists have sought to explain the dispersion of large glass rocks in the deserts of Libya, the Sahara, Mojave, and many other places in the world, as products of gigantic meteorite impacts. However, due to the absence of accompanying craters in the desert, the theory doesn’t hold up. Neither satellite imagery nor sonar has been able to find any holes.
>Furthermore, the glass rocks found in the Libyan Desert present a grade of transparency and purity (99 percent) that is not typical in the fusions of fallen meteorites, in which iron and other materials are mixed in with the cast silicon after the impact.
so apparently some civilization was advanced enough already to build nukes before us
Cooper Reed
pic related is the piri reis map from 1513 it features antarctica, despite antarctica only being officially discovered in 1820. another annomaly on this map is that it seems to feature antarctica without the ice.
Elijah Gonzalez
Check Graham Hancock's lectures on ancient maps.
Jonathan Lopez
ancient-code.com/scientists-geological-evidence-shows-the-great-sphinx-is-800000-years-old/ >The morphology of these formations has an analogy with similar such hollows formed by the sea in the coastal zones. Genetic resemblance of the compared erosion forms and the geological structure and petrographic composition of sedimentary rock complexes lead to a conclusion that the decisive factor of destruction of the historic monument is the wave energy rather than sand abrasion in Eolian process.
>Mainstream scientists offer explanations for this sharp feature and state that it is based on the abrasive effect of the wind and sand, the undulations were formed because the harder layers of rock are better at withstanding the erosions while the softer layers would have been more affected, forming voids.
>However, as noted Manichev and Parkhomenko, this argument does not explain why the front of the head of the Sphinx lacks such features. In regards to the argument made by Schoch about the heavy rain period which occurred around 13,000 BC
>Our personal experience in scientific investigation of geology of the sea coasts gives reasons to draw an analogy with the GES and to suggest another mechanism of its destruction. Specialists-geologists, who work in the field of sea-coast geomorphology, know such forms of relief as wave-cut hollows (Morskaya Geomorfologiya, 1980).
leaving the 800.000 year figure out there for now, there is some evidence suggesting that the sphynx was ones submerged under water, but the egypt is as dry as now for 15 thousand years, meaning that the sphynx must be older than that. this could hint towards a great flood, told in many legend and mythologies of many civilizations all around the world. maybe we should pay more attention to the telling of the ancient civilizations
Jeremiah James
Remember user, all myths are simply history distorted by hundreds of thousands of years of retelling. At their core, they are true.
Nathaniel Stewart
i think i learned of that piri reis map from graham hacock even, but im currently looking some of his stuff either way so i will get to that i guess
pretty much. i also believe that they arent as distorted as most people believe
Zachary Barnes
Bump
Mason Nguyen
Listen stupid. God created an old world.
Nicholas Kelly
youtube.com/watch?v=L777RhL_Fz4 At around 1:10:00 he starts talking about the pyramids, and how they encode the size of the earth in relation to the moon, as well as the speed of light with over 99% accuaricy. how were egyptian, if they were the ones, supposed to know these things unless they were far more advanced and sophisticated than we are told
pic related is in the shoriah mountains in russia. these are the biggest megaliths found so far. how were some caveman supposed to move these much less staple them onto each other
Bentley Mitchell
These depictions allegedly derive frome overlayering 2 symbols and part of the stone breaking while writing them. Of course another (((coincidence))) that those ancient typos from people that took huge importance in accuracy depicts something like that
Carter Stewart
Göbekli Tepe itself is proof that our history isnt right. The structure is from around 10.000 BC, while officially the sumerians are the earliest civilization from around 6000 years ago
Jordan Clark
Atlantis was real. Ancient civilization was more advanced then we could ever imagine and we lost awesome technology during the great flood during a cosmic impact. There are a lot of clue to this abound by TBTB are hiding the truth.
Ryan Butler
i believe atlantis was real too, and i believe they went a completely different path with technology than we did and used completely different physical concepts to make their stuff work. For example the hindu have a mythological thing called Vimana which is described as a flying palace or chariot, but often also painted like a flying saucer. now there are some UFO plans around which allegedly come from the Nazis (pic related).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_fighter >The first sightings occurred in November 1944, when pilots flying over Germany by night reported seeing fast-moving round glowing objects following their aircraft. The objects were variously described as fiery, and glowing red, white, or orange. Some pilots described them as resembling Christmas tree lights and reported that they seemed to toy with the aircraft, making wild turns before simply vanishing. Pilots and aircrew reported that the objects flew formation with their aircraft and behaved as if under intelligent control, but never displayed hostile behavior. However, they could not be outmaneuvered or shot down So there probably is something to the plans of the nazi when the allied actually started seeing UFOs.
number 1 on pic related says "bell". this catched my curiosity as there are old stories talking about how they lifted heavy objects with the help of music, singing and sound in general. for example the tibetians are told to have used this method (to be continued)
Luis Green
rense.com/general42/soundlev.htm >When the stone was in position the monk behind the small drum gave a signal to start the concert. The small drum had a very sharp sound, and could be heard even with the other instruments making a terrible din. All the monks were singing and chanting a prayer, slowly increasing the tempo of this unbelievable noise. During the first four minutes nothing happened, then as the speed of the drumming, and the noise, increased, the big stone block started to rock and sway, and suddenly it took off into the air with an increasing speed in the direction of the platform in front of the cave hole 250 metres high. After three minutes of ascent it landed on the platform. now i agree this sounds pretty ridiculous, but then there is this stuff youtube.com/watch?v=ZqRA7m1KEGQ youtube.com/watch?v=0K8zs-KSitc
indeed it sounds like it underlies another principle than the story of the tibetians, but there were stories about levitating stuff with sound, and now we can actually do that. so my theory is that UFOs are based on an ancient technology the Nazis rediscovered and that underlie some principle completely ignored by mainstream science.
Thomas Cruz
another thing i thought about is what if the ancient civilizations had technology like we do, but called it magic, or whatever magic is called in the specific language. i mean we have TV which lets us see far away things, like a crystal ball. we can shoot fireballs with flamethrowers, shoot lightning with a teslacoil, even can fly around. then something happened, and barely anything of it remained. whenever someone came up with the "magic" the locals couldnt explain it and thus it became this magical, unexplainable thing. then we came to rediscover some of it, but since it wasnt unexplainable anymore it wasnt magic anymore, so we called it technology this time. and this is where we are now.
maybe those civilizations had a way to harness some energy from the magnetic field or the leylines if you want to believe in that and were actually more advanced than we are. they thus build buildings like the ruins in pic related which underlie the same or similar principle as our computer technology and thus seems like an ancient mother board or some circuits
allegedly stalin made experiments with them where he put just a small pyramid over some oilwell, and suddenly it produced more oil than without. some people say they experienced some feel of pressure while being in the pyramids of egypt. they are if im not mistaken also aligned with other monuments, the leylines if you want so, which maybe transfer information/energy and the pyramids are a way to recieve/harvest those. the pyramids are said to bring the pharao to the stars, but they werent used as tombs. now if we assume its not about an alien spacehangar, maybe it helped with astral projection, or remote viewing as the CIA likes to call it, helping you log into the grid and access the information. lots of questions
Ryder Gray
what the fuck is this turn a gundam lol
this is exactly what happened there
Easton Murphy
a megalith in baalbek, with human for scale.
Luis Torres
Literally the worst gundam series
Chase Ortiz
that award goes to reco in g man
Adrian Sullivan
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Carson Collins
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Charles Wilson
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Kayden Johnson
The seas rose. Look around on the internets and find a map where you can tweak global sea levels. Try and lower the sea level by between 40-200 feet and see what the world looks like.
Humans lived while the seas were that low. If we want to know what we're missing? Those underwater coastlines are where we have to look.
Parker Peterson
allegedly they foun pyramids in china too, but decided to just bury them again for (((reasons))). but why always pyramids? why where the ancients so obsessed with those?
looked up some pictures of those just now. really looks like a wall they build through the middle of nowhere
Andrew Perry
ANTARCTICA
Dominic Jones
>remaking this thread in under a week
Isaac Johnson
>having 5 nigga hate threads, 2 threads about which race is the whitest mixed with a few Sup Forums btfo and dozens "its happening" threads without anything happening at all is no problem >that guy making a thread every other day really shits the board up though right
by the way, when the picture in the OP came emerged, there suddenly was a campange started to talk about how that picture of the civil war with a pterosaur is fake in the newspapers. (((coincidently))) they didnt use the picture in the OP, but pic related. notice the same setting, the same posture, holes in similar locations etc. this pic here is a the psyop to discredit the real one so that if anyone talks about it they just point to this picture and talk about how its fake, and are right since they are talking about the pictured faked especially for that purpose.
Liam Martinez
Back to what we were talking about in the other thread, with history being faked along with the astronomical records, I have been much more open to a young earth hypothesis.
Andrew Howard
you mean like the 6000 years some creationist claim? i dont know, findings suggest that we rather are around for longer than said, instead of shorter. but then again we have to keep in mind that we cant really tell how accurate the dating processes are. the C14 carbon dating for example i heard is only accurate for a certain amount of time into the past and only on certain materials, but it still gets used for dating other materials and stuff older than that, so those could be complete bullshit. maybe thats away out of place artifacts happen, the dating is wrong simply because the method used is far more inaccurate than believed. i wouldnt rule anything out for sure, but i would rather assume that we are around longer than told. as it seems humanity rose a few times already from almost annihalition to great civilizations and fell again. that requires time and i dont think with a young earth that we would have had enough time for that
the sumerians talk of kings which reigned for thousands of years. one king would have then be longer than the earth exist (assuming those telling can somehow be true). or what did you mean with young earth?
Isaiah Campbell
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Lucas Gray
I actually appreciate seeing this thread whenever I do. It's a definite possibility that our history is wrong.
Adam Walker
>you mean like the 6000 years some creationist claim? I'm not married to a specific number of years here, but yeah.
>i dont know, findings suggest that we rather are around for longer than said, instead of shorter. but then again we have to keep in mind that we cant really tell how accurate the dating processes are. the C14 carbon dating for example i heard is only accurate for a certain amount of time into the past and only on certain materials, but it still gets used for dating other materials and stuff older than that, so those could be complete bullshit. This is covered in that book series I recommended, History: Fiction Or Science. Basically radiometric dating is bullcrap, yeah.
>maybe thats away out of place artifacts happen, the dating is wrong simply because the method used is far more inaccurate than believed. Would make a lot more sense than the ancient aliens hypothesis.
>i wouldnt rule anything out for sure That's the nature of being skeptical.
>but i would rather assume that we are around longer than told. Sure it makes it easier but what if it's wrong? Why do you feel the need to assume anything?
>as it seems humanity rose a few times already from almost annihalition to great civilizations and fell again. that requires time and i dont think with a young earth that we would have had enough time for that Look at the technological advancement of the last 150 years, why couldn't it have happened this rapidly or even more rapidly before?
>the sumerians talk of kings which reigned for thousands of years. one king would have then be longer than the earth exist (assuming those telling can somehow be true). or what did you mean with young earth? I believe there is considerable error in transcription and dating, and that in ancient times there was confusion between months and years and decades and centuries and eons
look at the reign lengths of the egyptian pharaohs, dozens reigned for 33 years exactly? that's fuckin' bullshit
Jose Cox
Also another thing to think of, let's say Caesar's in Rome but he rules over vast stretches of territory, in areas where Latin is perhaps rarely even spoken, from Britain to the Levant. Many of these endless series of kings we hear about from all manner of tiny ass kingdoms were actually just local names for Caesar or his satrap or other appointed administrators, several of which could be operating in what we'd call a nation at once, however a local record keeper will call these people by different names than a guy three towns over. The result is an over-abundance of named kings and rulers, many of which are just reflections of others.
I really think Fomenko's onto something, his history has Sumeria existing no earlier than maybe 600-800 AD and Christ in about the 1100s.
My captcha is related.
Camden Jackson
Yet another one that makes me suspicious of ancient kings, their names were didactics for what they did, Theodoric loved God, for example, because that's what his name means.
Dominic Morgan
yeah, the ancient aliens hypthesis seems like crap for me too, even if i wouldnt rule out aliesn were here already. paul hellyer, former defense minister of canada talked about aliens being here and working with government.
as for the technological improvement, its true it could happen a lot faster, but i think we can assume that at least the technological advancement up until the early middle ages is pretty accurate, probably even the romans. so there were in general around 1000-2000 years between, and those cultures also had to develop their technology first so probably. unless of course the stuff with the time being extremely stretched out by the church like mentioned in an earlier thread like that the sumerians lived only 1200 years ago. if that is true it would even kinda fit with the 6000 figure and the aztecs saying we are in the 5th cycle
as for the 33, thats a number you will encounter really often. the freemasons love that number. the 3 stands for the holy trinity, jesus was nailed to a cross with 3 nails, and he came back from the dead after 3 days. he died when he was 33 years old and allegedly did 33 wonders.
Connor Price
>and then suddenly BOOOM civilization How is a gradual process with different timing across the global over the span of thousands of years (the agrarian shift) a "BOOM civilization"?
The reason is pretty simple that before that we spent most of our time during a glacial phase which made agrar culture and civilization building practically impossible. With the end of the glacial phase and the receding of ice it became possible.
Carson Anderson
>yeah, the ancient aliens hypthesis seems like crap for me too, even if i wouldnt rule out aliesn were here already. paul hellyer, former defense minister of canada talked about aliens being here and working with government. Yeah I watched his talk and he seems like he saw some shit. I wouldn't rule out aliens but it could be a cover story for inner-space Nazis, crazy reptiles from beyond the Jurassic which have hyper-evolved, or who knows what else too. But mostly I think it's bullcrap and a big cover story to explain top secret craft and activities.
>as for the technological improvement, its true it could happen a lot faster, but i think we can assume that at least the technological advancement up until the early middle ages is pretty accurate, probably even the romans. so there were in general around 1000-2000 years between, and those cultures also had to develop their technology first so probably. unless of course the stuff with the time being extremely stretched out by the church like mentioned in an earlier thread like that the sumerians lived only 1200 years ago. if that is true it would even kinda fit with the 6000 figure and the aztecs saying we are in the 5th cycle They found some bales of barbed wire made in the 1940's in Australia completely covered in limestone which is supposed to metamorphose from sandstone in a process of incredible geologic pressure lasting thousands of years but these fuckin' things were just laying on a beach. Also remember they recently found that dinosaur with intact blood cells and bone marrow still in a soft state, not even close to fossilized.
>as for the 33, thats a number you will encounter really often. the freemasons love that number. the 3 stands for the holy trinity, jesus was nailed to a cross with 3 nails, and he came back from the dead after 3 days. he died when he was 33 years old and allegedly did 33 wonders. I'm a Freemason and I love this stuff.
Jaxson Wright
>The reason is pretty simple that before that we spent most of our time during a glacial phase which made agrar culture and civilization building practically impossible. With the end of the glacial phase and the receding of ice it became possible.
>people just spent the nearly ten thousand years of the glacial period uselessly banging at the frozen earth and then shrugging and saying "we'll wait another couple thousand years to invent the wheel"
That's not now it happened. Dating is fundamentally a fucked enterprise at this point, and before the iron age, the bronze age, and even the copper and stone ages, there was the wood age.
Benjamin Gomez
because everything was frozen including the equatorial regions. that would explain why civilization took longer on outside the tropical regions, but not everything was frozen
Ethan Martin
>I'm a Freemason and I love this stuff. why though? i despise them. not trying to offend you but everyone in there is in my oppinion a traitor to humanity (the higher ups keeping the knowledge and secrets for themselves and from the rest of humanity) or a usefull idiot (the lower ranks giving the appearance of being just a gentlemens club doing some donations and projects, basically covering the higher ups) they maybe were reasonable in the beginning when for such knowledge people would have been executed and to secure that knowledge form such secret societies, but after that period it is for me just betraying humanity to be honest
Ryder Reed
>glacial period happens >also there is an unexplained loss of civilization about 1200BC which affected every known place, and stories of sea people kicking the shit out of everybody they were fucking proto-vikings, and they were geared for war and conquest, we even find caches of their mass-produced bronze swords and the specially crafted iron swords today
later they traded bog-iron to india where it was smelted into wootz but these things all link together to tell a different story much more easily than conventional history
a shorter chronology solves many problems with history
Ian Barnes
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Jace Richardson
op you should check this video out if you have not already. it gives a pretty big insight to how the pyramids were built youtube.com/watch?v=jBxIRMfa1vs I know it is very long. There was a man in florida in the early 1900 who built massive limestone structures called coral castle which is still around today and eventually the video will go into detail about this mans work and how it relates to art depicted in a grand masonic lodge. frequencies and magnets also play a big role. Check out this video and pause it right on the time and you can see the assyrian flag as a vibration youtube.com/watch?v=GtiSCBXbHAg&feature=youtu.be&t=90
im pretty sure the frequency helped power the device to lift the limestone blocks
Oliver Cooper
>why though? It's interesting lore and you meet a broad array of people, and you get to practice the art of gentlemanly behavior in an actual appropriate setting.
>i despise them. not trying to offend you but everyone in there is in my oppinion a traitor to humanity (the higher ups keeping the knowledge and secrets for themselves and from the rest of humanity) or a usefull idiot (the lower ranks giving the appearance of being just a gentlemens club doing some donations and projects, basically covering the higher ups) they maybe were reasonable in the beginning when for such knowledge people would have been executed and to secure that knowledge form such secret societies, but after that period it is for me just betraying humanity to be honest It's basically just for fun, but also there are considerable opportunities for networking for business and social status leveling up if that's your thing. I'm already pretty well off and also am slightly a weirdo so I fit right in. There are a lot of people who know a lot about different things and lots of skeptics of history and other topics too. This isn't secret lore that we're trying to preserve to rule the world with, everybody I know who is into this thing will talk your ear off about it whether or not you're a Mason.
Jaxson Sullivan
>There was a man in florida in the early 1900 who built massive limestone structures called coral castle which is still around today He was photographed moving blocks into place with his crane, it's not ancient concealed wizardry.
Joseph Brooks
stop making these threads you dirty no good fucking bitch
Evan Ward
>100 cuck threads and trump btfo threads >you have to come moan in here where we're having fun just go make some big black cock threads and leave us alone
Jaxson Rivera
>allegedly they foun pyramids in china too, but decided to just bury them again for (((reasons))). but why always pyramids? why where the ancients so obsessed with those? They have located the pyramid where China's semi-mythical first Emperor is buried, supposedly his casket is floating on a lake of mercury in a booby trapped pyramid, which was then covered with earth, and by gum when they took a core sample of the thing the mercury levels were off the chart. That was something like 20 years ago now, and they're just sitting on their asses there in China, probably scared to death of unleashing some ancient curse.
Also when a US air crew in WWII flew over China the long way they spotted an enormous white pyramid and allegedly photographed it, but its precise location is a mystery now.
Jayden Gutierrez
well, the stuff with the vibration is pretty interesting, looked into that as well, but the connection to the flag is new. the other video, well, i will try to look through it another time, but 7 hours is a bit long for the motivation i have available right now. however maybe you are interested in this since we talked about vibration.
as i said, i have no doubt that the low ranking people among you guys have no ill intend, but the higher ups are crooked, and you basically unintentionally give them cover for that.
Noah Cox
This. They find so much shit at the bottom of the English channel from early Western European settlements. It's all under water.
William Brooks
about the mercury theguardian.com/world/2015/apr/24/liquid-mercury-mexican-pyramid-teotihuacan this was posted in an earlier thread. there is apparently also some mercury found in a mexican pyramid. that made me think about ancient curses that tombs and other such places are supposed to have. maybe they have that kind of stuff pretty often, and people unaware of it walk in there and later die of mercury poisoning and everyone believed its some curse. but it seems like there is a connection with pyraids and mercury which makes me think that mercury, the planet, is associated with hermes, which in turn is associated with thoth. both known for bringing knowledge of the gods. maybe there is some connection
Bentley Sanchez
The names Mercury for the planet and the chemical were coined at different times and were unrelated though.
Isaiah Myers
>officially the sumerians are the earliest civilization but this is wrong
Noah Lee
where can i find those pics?
Daniel Brown
who knows, we are told a lot of things are (((coincidences))), maybe the names arent that unrelated. the question is was the association with god of knowledge=planet mercury back then already whe the pyramids were build, and wether or not the name was the same for the metal mercury already. its a far stretch i know, but its the only connection i can think of between mercury and the pyramids as the pyramids also encode great knowledge
Zachary Taylor
mercury is magical because you can use it to extract gold
and i don't have to tell you why gold is magical
this is the purported photo user
Julian Murphy
Obviously many of the ones we find were built as tombs but the very largest seemed to have astronomical time-keeping as well as probably religious ritual uses.
As far as the association with mercury the European god, it might be a coincidence but did you know about this god?
>born of a virgin >savior of his people >crucified
David Myers
I would just call that conjecture. Mercury was a poison. It is just as plausible to say they saw it as another liquid as opposed to blood, water and milk and though.
Found that article afterwards basically corroborating what I thought. It was just a shiny cool mystical liquid to an early, impressionable and deeply spiritual/symbolistic culture.
Ayden Ward
BLUE EYES
Liam Garcia
poop sorry i was thinking of something else
here's the guy levitating his rocks
Levi Taylor
>Mercury was a poison. It was incredibly useful as a solvent of other metals, it was widely used in refinery operations from the earliest ages.
Benjamin Wood
quetzacoatl? i knew he is the one who is supposed to be the guy that gave the aztecs civilisation and knowledge, but i didnt know the points you mentioned about him. also that is weird as i thought quetzacoatl is associated with the venus, while jesus rather being associated with zeus (as jesus was apparently once a mockname meaning "hail zeus" if im not mistaken).
maybe, but i feel the ancients have a reason for everything. its just being shiny and cool doesnt seem to cut it to be honest.
Blake Roberts
You realise it would be easy to prove these images as being real if the owners of the photos released them to be tested?
Lucas Perry
Also lol at the classic "BEFORE THE DAYS OF PHOTOSHOP" line. I guess Stalin used magic to remove Yezhov.
Owen White
what do you think powered his crane? magnets and sound or a modern engine? what do you think of his flywheel?
Kayden Jackson
>quetzacoatl? i knew he is the one who is supposed to be the guy that gave the aztecs civilisation and knowledge, but i didnt know the points you mentioned about him. Yeah it's interesting. Surely just a coincidence right?
>also that is weird as i thought quetzacoatl is associated with the venus, while jesus rather being associated with zeus (as jesus was apparently once a mockname meaning "hail zeus" if im not mistaken) Making these associations can be useful but sometimes you can go down the rabbit hole. I am greatly skeptical of the easy associations we make with gods, planets, and so on across cultures. It's best to maybe say that different "aspects" could serve loosely analogous purposes but I don't think there's a drop in analogy to be made.
As far as Jesus goes, I'm not sure I buy that story about his name, he wasn't even called Jesus until relatively recently in textual sources.
Hunter Taylor
Oh I'm sure it must be some low level magic. Even ordinary kids can use winguardium leviosaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Colton Long
>what do you think powered his crane? magnets and sound or a modern engine? with plenty of rope he could lift those blocks by hand with no other machine or motive power other than his muscles
>what do you think of his flywheel? never saw it, but i like 'em
looking at it, it doesn't look like a flywheel at all though
Leo Williams
I Thought that wnt to gundam seed destiny.
Logan Martinez
except if you give such a thing to some people, and those are real you will likely never see them again. just as with some big foot tracks they found, and when those came to analyze them they simply tell its fake, or nothing, and the tracks have been destroyed. if i would have such a pic i would never give this to (((official))) people.
Justin Butler
That's funny considering how the Shroud of Turin has been studied multiple times and it's still around. Literally all you have is wild speculation.
Jayden Rivera
That doesn't really change my point.
I know what you mean, but think of it this way: Say Abrahamic cultures hadn't risen to dominance in the world. Say they had dwindled out and died, and these Amazonian tribes had become the great explorers.
When they eventually made thwir way to the Middle East, they would find architecture and artifacts that suggest that ALL three major religions, despite how much they hated each other, agreed on a key principle that they only believed in ONE God. And then, because they don't have the context we have now, to understand why Abrahamic religions are montheistic, they would assume there is some deeper connection.
I might be wrong, but I think that is the gist of what you are doing here with the mercury thing. Some of the other stuff in this thread I have enjoyed.
Connor Flores
>and i dont have to tell you why gold is magical
Yes you do
John Nelson
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Bentley Hughes
except that that one isnt anything completely oerthrowing the history as we are told. its widely excepted that jesus actually lived. but try to tell someone dinosaurs didnt go extinct 65 million years ago.
yeah, i maybe try to make connections where there are none when i try to relate gods of different cultures to another. but at times that fits remarkably well, almost too nice to just be a coincidence
Carson Garcia
user, it has been debunked already that the Sumerian civilization was not the first, in terms of being an advanced, sea-fearing trade nation that also practiced the old form of cuneiform writing.
I might be called a "WE WUZ" shill, but there are a lot of evidence that there was already an advanced civilization that inhabited the Balkan area (protoindo-european) way before the Sumerians, and it even goes as far as saying that the latter migrated towards the Middle East (hence all of the civilizations that formed there originated from Europe).
>pic related
You can clearly see a pattern when you look at the last Ice Age and where the populations in Europe bottle-necked during that frame of time - most of Europe was covered in ice, except the Balkan Region and parts of now modern Spain.
Also, you have to take into consideration the fact that the Flood myth appears in literally all cultures from across the Globe, so there could be a possibility where civilization was quite advanced at that time, then a calamity happened and it was reduced from millions to a couple of thousands that would later on migrate and re-populate the rest of the planet over the course of years.
Precursor sites such as Gobekli Tepe (modern Turkey) really baffles modern scientists, as you can date the sites to more than 12.000 years ago, when supposedly the human civilization was still wondering about being "not-advanced" enough.
Ryan Wright
Sure it does, because it wasn't just another liquid, it held magical properties and was probably used as the earliest type of mirror aside from water.
Nathan Baker
You could waste 7 hours of your life on schizo nonsense, or you could spend half an hour and watch Houdin's incredibly insightful methodology behind how the Great Pyramid was actually constructed, and the implications of this. Particularly that there is massive sections of the structure that are currently unexplored and likely house immense archeological treasures. Principally the antechamber where all of the goods that were meant to Khufu is missing from the current layout, but Houdin posits that this is because we accidentally came in on the wrong side. And that if we were to follow the spiral pattern, we'd end up on the correct side (where the antechamber is) and find some truly insane relics.
Or it's vibrations and anti-gravity engines.
Your call.
Wyatt Rivera
we wuz
the mother cultures came from the north as the ice developed and only resettled after it withdrew
Hunter Carter
It's not widely accepted that Jesus was a divine man or even anything like the bible says he was among scientists. With your logic you'd think they'd jump at the chance to get rid of it.
You have absolutely nothing except dodgy photos and really poor witness accounts which apparently is all you need to believe history is a lie.
Austin Collins
>Khufu >one graffiti tag in the whole structure >says khufu >not even a proper inscription, more like a scratched on afterthought there was no khufu user
Gavin Hughes
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Which was my point if you bothered to read the whole post.
Wyatt Robinson
>pic related
These are the "Tartaria Tablets', discovered in 1961 by archaeologist Nicolae Vlassa at a Neolithic site in the village of Tărtăria (about 30 km (19 mi) from Alba Iulia), in Romania.
The tablets, dated to around 5300 BC - 7000 BC,[2] bear incised symbols—the Vinča symbols—and have been the subject of considerable controversy among archaeologists, some of whom claim that the symbols represent the earliest known form of writing in the world.
Funny enough, the writing on these tablets is very similar to the writing of the Thracian tribes that inhabited the Carpathian region - the Dacians being the largest tribe in that area (Dacians inhabited that area in 2000 BC - 500+ AC)
John Adams
>it held magical properties Yeah but what are they.
Jonathan Turner
Manly P. Hall has some interesting lectures on the subject, one in particular about Atlantis. Robert Sepehr (Atlantean Gardens on YouTube) also has some videos on Atlantis and their connection to pre-deluge civilisations.
the fascinating thing about the pyramids in my oppinion isnt the way they were build. with enough craftmansship and manpower it would be no problem. the knowledge thats encoded in the structures is whats fascinating, and the accuaricy. as well as that they are aligned to the stars in their position 125000 years ago. the sound levitation was more or less an excample of ancient myths coming true, and that there are far reaching implications to this as well as some hints of modern times, like the bell in the UFO plan which of course could be just another (((coincidence))), but mainstream history has to work with an awfull lot of coincidences to keep working
Anthony Rivera
You failed to make your point in a coherent way. My point is that your glossed over important facts, and that mercury is not just some liquid, but was one of the earliest reagents useful to the gold seeker. You claimed it was just a shiny mystical liquid, but to the initiate in metals (not a skill you could just pick up, it was carefully guarded knowledge) it was useful in extraction and refining and this knowledge probably goes back to the earliest mentions of this metal in mythology, possibly even way earlier than that.
Xavier Torres
Shut the fuck up. The name is irrelevant.
Here is what we know for a fact about the Egyptian burial rites.
All of the other pyramids contained an antechamber full of objects that the mummified person was meant to use once they had passed on. This never located in the Pyramid of Giza, and this is almost certainly because of how you currently get into the burial room. Which is by way of a cramped hall that they had to partially destroy a large stone block to get past. According to Houdin this was the exit, and not the entrance. And we are literally getting into the room via the fucking Staff Entrance and missing out on all of the insane shit we should be seeing if we were to go through the front. This is backed up by the fact that the "grand gallery" actually being a freight elevator and we were never meant to see it. It's like pulling the current away, you don't watch a play from the back - but that's what we're currently doing.
Sebastian Thomas
Another interesting characteristic of the tribes that inhabited the Carpathian Region was the fact that they were monotheistic in a time when most of the world was polytheistic - they believed in only one God (Zamolxe), who was actually a man that ascended to godhood and became the most important figure in the Dacian culture.
>pic shows a Dacian swastika, dated around 2000-3000 BC
While I'm not throwing myself on a limb saying that the Dacian civilization WUZ KANGZ and shit, all I'm trying to point out is the similarities between ancient cultures - you can find the Uroborus myth (snake that eats his own tail, representing the cycle of life) in most ancient cultures, for example. Same goes for the swastika or the star of david (cont)
Sebastian Sullivan
Manly P. Hall has an interesting lecture on the subject of Atlantis and ancient pre-deluge civilisations. Robert Sepehr (Atlantean Gardens on YouTube) also has a few videos on which he also talks about Neuschwabeland and some hollow earth (not as in the retarded completely hollow earth theory, but the 'Swiss Cheese' hollow earth version, so to speak)
