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the tech level within Norse describes odd metals, transforming vehicles, advanced weapons, exotic tailored biological life, and the explicit use and control of electricity

what if, these things describe the high tech of an old, advanced civilization? was there a period of advanced civilization some X thousand years ago they hide from us?

the tech level within Norse describes odd metals, transforming vehicles, advanced weapons, exotic tailored biological life, and the explicit use and control of electricity what if, these things describe the high tech of an old, advanced civilization? was there a period of advanced civilization some X thousand years ago they hide from us?

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https://poal.co/s/History/16431

https://poal.co/s/History/16468

https://poal.co/s/Videos/19188

Humanity has been around for ~200,000 years, but we're supposed to believe we only did anything of consequence in the past 10,000? Nah, there have been several extinction level events in that time, no question in my mind that civilization has been reset several times.

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Yeah I was alluding to some of this in another post recently. Some of the best guests on the Joe Rogan Experience are Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson. Carlson has spent years collecting information to prove a cataclysm flood occurred 12 thousand years ago. Hancock does research on advanced civilizations predating the supposed start of agriculture.

These two are the first ones where they appear together. If you haven't seen them yet, this is a good place to start.

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here's the (((on record))) date for how long the PIE branch lasted

https://infogalactic.com/info/Proto-Indo-Europeans

Some archaeologists would extend the time depth of PIE to the middle Neolithic (5500 to 4500 BC) or even the early Neolithic (7500 to 5500 BC), and suggest alternative location hypotheses.

so accounting for these 2000 modern years, archeologists already say the timing lines up 75%. assuming total cataclysm, that leaves about a 2500 year window of healing until the PIE was 100% solidified (after which point it spread, divided, and created europe, northern india, and may have even been in north america, since indians have a smidge of nordic DNA)

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By PIE you mean agriculture or just the linguistic aspect?

Group selection theory and the level of geneological replacement that happened during the expanse of agriculture suggests that the group of humans that implemented agriculture broadly were genealogically distinct from the people that where their prior.

The thing about evolution is that it doesn't make the same group of people smarter. It selects from existing peoples (group selection theory) that are already smart. So in theory the agricultural / expansive group didn't evolve to be smart and then expand. They were smart all along and then expanded when the conditions were right for it.

That means there was at least some small group intelligent enough for agriculture and or had the right emotional instinct for it (planning) from the beginning but just weren't dominant. These people could have existed well into the earliest side of the stone age.

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the entire human cultural root. tech, people, history, religion, all of it. IE the full and complete picture of the period we've lost in the archeological record.

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Graham Hancock was on a few weeks ago as well.

https://youtu.be/Rxmw9eizOAo

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Yeah I watched that and I plan on reading the book. The podcast tended to focus on S.America stuff, which was all really cool, but I'm hoping the book covers more of the N.America stuff.

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Thank's for the links. I was aware of both gentlemen, but was not aware that they were on JRE together.

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Lead acid battery tech is actually thousands of years old. Ancient batteries, were found in Egypt in the last century. Even . The use of similar tech by other cultures is totally believable. Only the dark ages caused the knowledge to die off. It was likely tightly controlled by small groups that could not pass on the what they knew, due to widespread death.

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i rant about this sort of because i made a whole text box near THOR, pondering about described technology

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Yes, absolutely. All the archaeological and geological evidence points to very advanced civilizations in ancient times.

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Like a white Wakanda?