End Times

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by Pulgasari [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

the holy land!

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Looks like Arizona, but less colorful. Probably not a power spot.

[Jibartik]

You know what's crazy, the first "science fiction" story is supposed to be Frankenstein 1818.

I mean, some might argue the book of Enoc is the first science fiction from -8000 but the first "science fiction" story is 1818.

Which is just cool because that's about when science became a thing I guess.

But it's amazing, I wonder what like what was the SPARK that created all that science progress?

Like what was the first "science" moment? that lead to the first, science fiction, which led to the industrial revolution, and the information age etc.

12,000 years ago we invent surveying and nothing until 200 years ago where we suddenly progressed exponentially.

Like it's not like taking good notes was alien to us up until the 17th century, we have like specific directions from 12,000 years ago about how to build a temple like down to the embroideries.

It's kinda silly to me to believe the "reason we suddenly got better" was because "we started taking math and stuff seriously and shit"

Like what about fuckn Plato:? they were doing science methods back then..

The Birth of Modern Science

It was in the 17th century that modern science was really born, and the world began to be examined more closely, using instruments such as the telescope, microscope, clock and barometer. It was also at this time that scientific laws started to be put forward for such phenomena as gravity and the way that the volume, pressure and temperature of a gas are related. In the 18th century much of basic biology and chemistry was developed as part of the Age of Enlightenment.

The 19th century saw some of the great names of science: people like the chemist John Dalton, who developed the atomic theory of matter, Michael Faraday and James Maxwell who both put forward theories concerning electricity and magnetism, and Charles Darwin, who proposed the (still) controversial theory of evolution. Each of these developments forced scientists radically to re-examine their views of the way in which the world worked.

The last century brought discoveries such as relativity and quantum mechanics, which, again, required scientists to look at things in a completely different way. It makes you wonder what the iconoclastic discoveries of this century will be.

The table below sets out the time-scale of some of the major events in Earth history and developments in science and technology. It shows something of the parallel development of human communication and of science and its technological applications, set in the context of Earth history as a whole. The years before present (BP) shown in this table are, of course, approximate, in that they merely imply 'about that long ago'. As far as the older times are concerned, clearly no scientist could prove that the Earth was formed exactly 4,600,000,000 years ago, or that the first human settlements were established 12,000 years ago.

[starkind]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You know what's crazy, the first "science fiction" story is supposed to be Frankenstein 1818.

I mean, some might argue the book of Enoc is the first science fiction from -8000 but the first "science fiction" story is 1818.

Which is just cool because that's about when science became a thing I guess.

But it's amazing, I wonder what like what was the SPARK that created all that science progress?

Like what was the first "science" moment? that lead to the first, science fiction, which led to the industrial revolution, and the information age etc.

12,000 years ago we invent surveying and nothing until 200 years ago where we suddenly progressed exponentially.

Because 1818 is a fucking arbitrary number. Nikola Tesla wasn't the first bro in the pyramids and digging up stuff. What is an Ark? What is archeology. Aka Arkeology. What is a big crashed spaceship.

Disclosure was happening at regular intervals as tech was being made public in order to 1 up the other "states". End game tech levels not even on the board at all yet. People wanted to stay rich. Get rich. Fuck hoes. Buy more hoes. Which lead to someone's brother sharing hax and exploits. Now we have IBM and the NSA, NBA, CIA, HHS, FDA, USDA, etc..

Back in Alexander the greats time some of the late tech was still operational. So it wasn't being reverse engineeringd. Until later

[Jibartik]

Im not gonna say it was aliens, but it was aliens.

[starkind]

Its us. Its always been us. We don't belong in heaven. And the El, angEL, devEL, ELves. Don't want us there.

We fucked up. And are fucking it up again. If any entities post simgularitied and survived that latest and last fuck up. They're shitting bricks. Because we are expensive to exterminate and they don't have a population that can even grow, or reproduce. Let alone the power reserve to cleanly deal with us.

[Homesteaded]

Heaven is Earth. You make your way to the eternal heaven by passing on genes and practices that live on past your death. These traits are laid out in most major religions, Christianity has most of it correct. By doing this we could eventually create heaven on earth. I believe this to be plausible.

[Jibartik]

speaking of DNA

if evolution explains why sex feels good: so we do it and make babies

why does food that makes us live longer taste like shit and food that kills us taste great? And why do our stomachs not eject drugs like poison?

Also why do old women who have no means to procreate still fall in love what's that all about.

[starkind]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

speaking of DNA

if evolution explains why sex feels good: so we do it and make babies

why does food that makes us live longer taste like shit and food that kills us taste great? And why do our stomachs not eject drugs like poison?

Also why do old women who have no means to procreate still fall in love what's that all about.

Hacks.

*crystallized refined highly concentrated not diffused within cellulous* Sugar is/was pretty rare in nature. Sucrose found naturally in fruits is even a different chain of molecules more diffuse. Even real honey isn't that dope.

Lead poisining.

Fat is healthy until you pump cows full of drugs, and deep fry it. And feed them industrial grade GMO corn.

Same goes for oils/olives. Great fresh, fresh pressed. Not so great covered in pesticides and cut with other chemicals and precooked to increase shelf life.

Also the egg from a chicken in a dark box being fed captain crunch. Vs the egg from a chicken running free and chasing big fat pesticides free juicy bugs. In the suns happy mandala.
Butter from necrocows vs butter from vikingyaks.

Wheats, and plants being bread to be sweeter and made more refined. Instead of being wild. ..

Also look up PFAAs and all the other PFA things.

We sit in the dark not moving infront of EMwave generators. Under high power powerlines. Instead of singing and sacrificing and dancing at the EK druid rings irl.

Thats y.

[Trexller]

Originally Posted by Homesteaded [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Heaven is Earth. You make your way to the eternal heaven by passing on genes and practices that live on past your death. These traits are laid out in most major religions, Christianity has most of it correct. By doing this we could eventually create heaven on earth. I believe this to be plausible.

if heaven is earth, im gonna go set a massive garbage fire, and accelerate the natural extinction of humans.

[Jibartik]

honey is older than we are

modern scientists would have you believe that cave men didnt heat up food with hot rocks 50,000 years ago I dont believe this crap the world is flat im callin it