Imagine how quickly our entire civilization will be forgotten...

After everyone's dead, who will remember us?

There are pre 12000 year old precision made granite structures worldwide. They are melted on the east facing sides, that's 2000C earth surface temps worldwide!

This near total annihilation doom, 2046, has been a little too intense for GLP threads, so I've noticed, much like any personal convo you might have.

2046? Elaborate plz

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Thread: Cool website about catastrophic cosmic event 12,900 years ago (Page 4)
As referenced by OP

Could be that is exactly what happened to Mars, right?

We managed to make it to this rock, probably by the skin of our teeth... only to get caught up in the exact same cycle again.

I think Mars was part of Earth at one point until a major cosmic collision broke it off. The asteroid belt between Earth and Mars are remnants of that impact/collision. It was a bigger planet back then, that explains the dinosaurs and super flora and fauna that existed back then. Different pressure and atmospheric levels to support monster life like that. There’s probably huge fossils similar to the ones found on Earth, buried on Mars

You have no idea how physics works do you.

You have no idea how physics works do you.

Things are weird in space. What do you know other than posting on GLP?

If I ever have time, I will pursue this project:

I want to print the contents of important books such as The CRC Handbook of Physics and Chemistry, The Merck Manual, Encyclopedia of Chemical Engineering, etc. on clay tablets and fire them to ceramic. By burying copies of these important books around the world, no doom can erase our knowledge.

We still read Sumerian clay tablets now thousands of years later. Ceramic will last for millions of years.

Could be that is exactly what happened to Mars, right?

We managed to make it to this rock, probably by the skin of our teeth... only to get caught up in the exact same cycle again.

We assume that human progress will mirror the rise of our current civilization. That fossil fuels will be discovered first, then electrical generators...etc.

We don't think about man finding a completely different power source. Like how Edgar Cayce's story of Atlantis, show them discovering a source of wireless power involving crystals. Our reliance on fossil fuels comes from the greed of capitalism. When one resource shows to be profitable, money squashes any possible competition. We have not advanced that much in our time. We are still using internal combustion engines in our vehicles which were first used in 1876...143 years ago!. Even our nuclear power plants are nothing more than complicated "steam engines". Scientific insight will come to man with the materials that he has available to him.

PSYOP thread, they're trying to kill hope.

The One Who Dreams is here.

All of you have lived as humans for so long that you act and sound like humans.

You're not humans.

You're immortal souls living as mortal humans in this simulation operated by the demons.

You're all worried about survival of human species in case of sudden and catastrophic cosmic event.

Would you really like to continue to live as humans on Earth?

Even if you knew who you really were and what you were really capable of, in reality, outside of this simulation of pain and sufferings?

You would not.

That's why all religions of this planet never talk about the truth of that nature.

Because you'd realize this is nothing but illusions, and your true selves are immortal souls, not humans.

Be glad if all of you suddenly exit these physical bodies of yours and witness the entire Solar System detonate before your eyes with 360 degree views.

Because that's the time you'll go back to your real self, immortal souls with unlimited number of wishes for granted in your own dream world.

You were all Gods once.

You were sent here to be punished, because you have made huge mistakes.

You are still being punished.

It is your goal to learn by going through countless number of reincarnations, in order to cope with your previous mistakes so you'd never repeat that mistake again.

Remember to take good care of your physical bodies, because the number one rule is appreciating your chance of living as humans in this realm of pain and sufferings.

It is your goal to live your life to the fullest by finding your soulmate and look after her and your family as best as you could, to prove your worth in the Multiverse.

Good luck with your journey everyone, and may all of you find the truth so you won't have to reincarnate in this repeated and worthless living Hell again.

We are but dust in the wind

you all haven't read these?

2014
Thread: Remote Viewing Ancient Civilizations - a compilation of data.

2016
Thread: Remote viewing Ancient Civilizations: a compilation of data

2017
Thread: Remote viewing ancient civilizations - a compilation of data

you all haven't read these?

2014
Thread: Remote Viewing Ancient Civilizations - a compilation of data.

2016
Thread: Remote viewing Ancient Civilizations: a compilation of data

2017
Thread: Remote viewing ancient civilizations - a compilation of data

Thanks Tangs, missed those

Thanks Tangs, missed those

Inspired by Thread: Cool website about catastrophic cosmic event 12,900 years ago I was discussing the 12,000 year catastrophe cycle with a coworker today. I was trying to get them to imagine how quickly our entire civilization could be forgotten after an event like this.

They thought the idea was ridiculous. Their main objection was "If this has all happened before, why don't we see more evidence of previous civilizations?"

So here goes...

The "event" happens. A few hundred thousand people survive. Maybe a few million.

Preps run out or spoil within a few years.

No power, mining, refining, manufacturing, production, etc because most everyone who had the skills to do this is dead.

Travel becomes exceedingly rare. It's too dangerous and too costly with very little return on investment.

After a generation or two, most salvage is used up. Tooling, infrastructure, buildings, and the like are now far beyond salvage and repair. Any remaining people with knowledge of "modern" methods of production are long gone.

Only the most fundamental knowledge for survival is passed on. Reading and writing become more and more obsolete, with only a few having time for these skill.

No further need for electricity from solar, because anything that ran on it has become inoperable.

After a few generations, most cities are unrecognizable ruins with only the sturdiest stone-type structures surviving the storms, winds, floods, and earthquakes. Almost everything made of metal has decayed to dust.

Any stories of "times before" are passed on mostly through oral stories or traditions. These become more muddied and meaningless with every generation. Eventually, these stories are discarded as fantasy or superstition.

After a few hundred years, almost all signs of the former civilization have been buried or swept away.

And after 12,000 years of surviving wars and everything else life throws at us... maybe, just maybe, humans might make it back to the point we are today.

It's likely been hundreds of thousands of years, maybe even millions, since we humans could advance to the point where we are today.

Maybe one of these next times, if they're lucky, they might manage a colony off somewhere in the stars (a breakaway civilization) that can live to tell the tale to the another round of survivors (if their paths should ever happen to cross).

Most of this is GLP 101, but it was interesting watching this coworker's mind break after driving these thoughts home.