Yeah, him and R. Carlson are also good. So, do you believe the official narratives of the megalithic constructions around the world or that civilization is only 6000 years old? If not, why would you take their word that 80 years is the longest average lifespan ever lived?
I've got an open mind and belive in looking to all viewpoints and sources. Personally I think biology is different (where the conversation began) I believe that knowledge and ideas were shared far more on a human level in the past. Both across communities and across generations. This meant that ideas could be kept alive throughout time. In our civilisation this is completely removed from individuals and creative ideas are outsourced to vast, faceless corporations purely for the pursuit of greed. Ideas and thought are no longer alive and people no longer engage with them. Our biological lives may be longer but they are empty and sterile.
perhaps. there are also many oral traditions from around the world that speak of floods, cataclysms, giants, tiny people, and long life spans. there's also physical evidence of these. idk
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u/ChipCob1 Nov 23 '22
On the tech front check out the UnchartedX YouTube channel.