Historic "Anomalies"

[CrusaderFrank]

The concept of historic "anomalies" appears when evidence arises that runs contrary to the current narrative which states that we are today, the smartest, most advanced, most awesome civilizations that have ever existed on planet Earth. Things always get better, right? So, therefore we must now be the most advanced people that have ever existed on planet Earth. Post hoc, ergo, we the greatest!

If you buy into the notion that we're the greatest, it becomes your mission to discount anything that might run contrary to that. No matter how frequently these "anomalies" appear

If you are open to the idea that homo sapiens is over 200,000 years old and therefore it is possible that prior civilizations were at least as advanced as we are today, then the "anomalies" are expected

Here's one example

 

[night_son]

The concept of historic "anomalies" appears when evidence arises that runs contrary to the current narrative which states that we are today, the smartest, most advanced, most awesome civilizations that have ever existed on planet Earth. Things always get better, right? So, therefore we must now be the most advanced people that have ever existed on planet Earth. Post hoc, ergo, we the greatest!

If you buy into the notion that we're the greatest, it becomes your mission to discount anything that might run contrary to that. No matter how frequently these "anomalies" appear

If you are open to the idea that homo sapiens is over 200,000 years old and therefore it is possible that prior civilizations were at least as advanced as we are today, then the "anomalies" are expected

Here's one example

One word: Vimanas

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

The concept of historic "anomalies" appears when evidence arises that runs contrary to the current narrative which states that we are today, the smartest, most advanced, most awesome civilizations that have ever existed on planet Earth. Things always get better, right? So, therefore we must now be the most advanced people that have ever existed on planet Earth. Post hoc, ergo, we the greatest!

If you buy into the notion that we're the greatest, it becomes your mission to discount anything that might run contrary to that. No matter how frequently these "anomalies" appear

If you are open to the idea that homo sapiens is over 200,000 years old and therefore it is possible that prior civilizations were at least as advanced as we are today, then the "anomalies" are expected

Here's one example

We were great.

But when you let millions of worthless mother fucking bastards breed with other mother fucking worthless bastards creating more mother fucking bastards just for a check.

A 3rd of this board are said mother fucking worthless bastards. Their were no slackers in older past cultures. They threw you in a volcano

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

The ancient wall in Texas that turned out not to be a wall at all.
This messed with the old timers heads for years when it was first exposed by farmers.

 

[rupol2000]

I don't quite understand what problems blacks has in the USA. By and large, there are no blacks in the United States; they live in only three or four states in the south. As far as I remember, the American states have the right to secede, blacks can create their own autonomy or even withdraw from the federation. Or are they unhappy that they cannot colonize the United States?