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Originally posted by Egyptia
reply to post by longlostbrother
I'm afraid it isn't that simple to discredit the entire theory based on one hoax text. Ancient accounts of the wars between 'gods and man' are not just in the Mahabharata. The Vedic literature of ancient India is filled with many descriptions of flying machines. There is also a sanskit writing on giving the description on building a vimana which according to further study holds merit. That is only one example. Neither is the evidence of vitrification a myth.
Often in ancient literature the word "chariot" was also referring to crafts that could not be explained using technological terminology.
One cannot discredit this theory based on one manipulated translation that 'may' have been incorrect or a single hoax when looking at the plethora of evidence elsewhere.
www.vigyanprasar.gov.in...
www.burlingtonnews.net...
blog.hallofthegods.org...
www.main.org...
www.unomaha.edu...
Originally posted by longlostbrother
Thread reported as a HOAX.
Originally posted by Egyptia
Originally posted by longlostbrother
Thread reported as a HOAX.
How does one report a thread that postulates a question as being a hoax? This thread is about the theories with regards to the question being posed. Now if the thread stated that this theory was absolute fact then one could argue that it was a hoax.
We have theories based on unexplained evidence that can lend credence to the possibility of this theory and ancient texts that are also worthy of study with regards to the said same theory.
The OP quotes something fictional, attributes it to a false source and then says, "discuss".
Originally posted by Egyptia
reply to post by longlostbrother
The OP quotes something fictional, attributes it to a false source and then says, "discuss".
Agreed, he quoted something entirely fictional which would then make 'that' impossible to be discussed. Your absolutely correct about that fact longlostbrother.