RE: Comparing Timelines

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i still wonder how much of this recent phase in human history is indeed new.
there are many aspects that seem to point to the potential reality that humanity has done this all before, or something similar.

seeing how our timeline has been coopted and true history mostly erased from officialdom, i somehow doubt we even have an approximation of true history.

that is why i find it so interesting to consider ideas outside the norms of sanctioned history. especially if i find the case presented compelling.

like this one

https://peakd.com/hive-181465/@paradigmprospect/so-what-round-of-civilization-is-this-anyway-or-abundance-tribes-biweekly-question-about-important-areas-of-research

blessings dude

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Right, there a many unfilled gaps when history is seen from a timeline view. Besides also, history is usually written by the victors or those most capable of spreading their story to reach mass adoption. This also doesn't consider the fact that civilizations born and die all through the process. From a global perspective, it's definitely a giant puzzle to solve!

Visiting this link now, thanks for sharing and for stopping by :)

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