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Originally posted by Harte
Everyone has noted
Originally posted by Wyn Hawks
Originally posted by Harte
Everyone has noted
...everyone?... ...wow!... ...maybe i should shave my legs and put on something super sexy since EVERYONE is so obsessed with little ol goofy me...
Originally posted by DangerDeath
The first thought that occurred when I saw that "strong man" bending pans and wrenches, was: Must be some kind of vibration! It reminded me of those pneumatic drills used to break concrete and asphalt.
Denial of existence of much better engineering and energy machines and generators is obvious. Corporations buy those inventions and bury them to never be used.
When I was once watching a TV show on prehistoric man, there was a talk about energy using, and how homo habilis or homo erectus used hand axes to break bones to get the nutritious marrow or brains. However, there was also a talk about how using fire was crucial because thermally treated food is more nutritious and easier to chew. But one illogical and inconsistent statement slipped by: it was stated that chewing raw meat would prolong eating as well as usage of energy. It occurred to me that people who knew how to use hand axe to break bones, most certainly knew how to use them to mince the tough meat and make a tartar steak - why was this inefficient chewing detail imposed by the authors of the theory?
Originally posted by DangerDeath
Bull fighting, rodeo, wrestling, boulder throwing. I'm 90% sure these were favorite Neanderthal sports
Originally posted by DangerDeath
reply to post by SLAYER69
Yep! And Enkidu, Gilgamesh friend, quite interesting guy, wasn't he?
Living in wilderness, powerful guy. Where'd he come from?
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by DangerDeath
reply to post by SLAYER69
Yep! And Enkidu, Gilgamesh friend, quite interesting guy, wasn't he?
Living in wilderness, powerful guy. Where'd he come from?
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Notice his height and build compared to the others?
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by Hanslune
Well I suppose anything is possible I just find it odd that more often than not "Kings and or gods" are depicted "Larger than life in stature"
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by mr-lizard
You know I've gone over the whole "Advanced Ancient Civilization Theory" for years.
What I always come away with is a completely way the hell outside the box theory [even by my standards] if they were truly advanced they wouldnt have needed or created crude micro chip devices or power plants with power poles and generators etc etc etc [Nonrenewable polluting Explosive energy] That's modern mans baggage and present limitations, they IMO would have had a much greater understanding of how the real world works.
Harmonics, magnetics and yet to be discovered forces and energies that are all naturally occurring globally that would not leave such a destructive foot print. [Which is why we don't find their junk yards]. They IMO would have been much more in tune with nature and would have made a very enlightened choice at the earliest point in their development to avoid such destructive applications of science.
This could be why we only find "Naturally occurring building materials" They knew how to use it's properties to it's fullest extent without needing our present day artificial material and the very destructive manufacturing processes that goes with them. Now, having said that. Maybe, Just maybe these "Fantastic tales told in myths and legends" should be looked at from a fresh non scientifically biased stance?
edit on 30-8-2011 by SLAYER69 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by hoghead cheese
Almost everything associated with our culture has to be bought or rented or billed. In ancient times they where able to use the natural stone and shape it for their use via knowledge and old technology that we have lost and some have kept hidden (Magnetics, vibration, resonance etc.) because they can't charge for something that you could build in your backyard.
If cold fusion was available for all of us and all we had to do was fill it up with water, why would we need powerlines anymore? We wouldn't have to have a centralized power grid anymore because we are making our own power and alot of it. What if also we figured out rather cheaply and palm to the forehead moment how to levitate objects and things and move them in regard to repulsing from earth's gravity. We wouldn't need airplanes anymore and also roads, we wouldn't need a centralized branched system of roads that our car wheels had to follow. We could hover over 10 feet above ground or more and move to our destination. Then on top of that what if they figured out how to make a nano-assembler and others figure out that you can have a box from microwave size to a dishwasher to even larger that as long as you had power and was able to feed a hopper with metals and/or things that they can break at the atomic level and rearrange, you wouldn't need to buy clothes or products. The box will make it for you as long as you feed it. You essentially will be able to make yourself self sufficient and comfortable without having to spend money for goods and services all the time (maybe at the start). Companies can't make money with the consumer having a self sufficient system that he or she doesn't have to repeatedly go back to on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.
That is one big reason why technology of the past and what they know now isn't released, because they will be out of power and they can't have that. Hell Tesla was working on and may have demonstrated the ability to broadcast power over a distance without wires, and that was hushed up really quickly. Some say he discovered something of old technology, he could have. If it wasn't for the elite, this planet could be the paradise that it may have been tens of thousands of years ago.
Originally posted by AMANNAMEDQUEST
reply to post by DangerDeath
What you said is making me think and right now it's difficult to gather my faults with all these dang strippers in the house. Distracting, anyway, what you are saying is that humans today are not the humans they once were but are now the hybrid descendants of hominid and humans?
ETA: Or that we are older than the other hominids?edit on 30-8-2011 by AMANNAMEDQUEST because: (no reason given)