The Great Flood scientific evidence thread
The Great Flood scientific evidence thread
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- mugwart0
This one will probably have me laughed at but I have been slowly going throuigh this book (due to time) but I like his approach in the first chapter about why we cant accept new ideas.
This all be right or wrong (I still feel we would benefit from this mind set change).
- set-10
Randall Carson is another name worth looking in to...
- set-7
- set-11
https://www.scientificamerican.c…
This evidence plus the fact that the stone inscriptions at Gobekli Tepe describe a comet impact causing a great flood at the exact same period that scientific evidence does.
You can't count on two hands the number of cultures that have stories of a flood that happened around this period.
Now science is starting to agree.
- We do live in amazing times but hey RUSSIA!! ;-)mugwart
- I don't think there is a more fascinating time to be alive in at least the last two thousand years!set
- What I would do to go back to the construction of the great pyramid, though...set
- Which was likely before this comet impact 13,000 years ago, but we won't bring up that topic here ;)set
- The comet in your article had nothing to do with flooding - a comet large enough to flood significantly would be enough to kill everything. It prompted cooling.detritus
- Scientific evidence of a comet at the exact same time ancient cultures said there was one that caused floods, is enough for meset
- Science will figure it out eventuallyset
- Oh, sorry - you/it meant that the climate change ended the Ice Age and that caused flooding? I'm half asleep still.detritus
- (enough for me to think it's the most likely explanation). I have no fucking idea for sure, just like the rest of you.set
- ^ or main stream science would finally catch up ;-)mugwart
- I would've thought such an impact would, like messy volcanic eruptions, cool the atmosphere, not heat it enough to melt ice?detritus
- Sometimes I wish notes updated in realtime, hahadetritus
- Haha totallyset
- i think it is fascinating.ApeRobot
- Sure isset
- Some people would rather ridicule and not even look in to it though. Bizarre isn't it...set
- yup, pretty normal human behavior.ApeRobot
- The five stages of grief.ApeRobot
- I dont get it, there some incredible stuff here... if nothing alone it is fascinating.mugwart
- These are literally the people responsible for holding humanity back.set
- From what?detritus
- From finding out the truth. From learning. From moving forward out of our ignorance. You name it...set
- ^ or even questioning it.mugwart
- We are no longer allowed to question "truth". Because we never have been lied to before ...mugwart