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The first mistake is always thinking that ancient civilazions were dumb
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People today canāt fathom the idea that any ancient culture may have been smarter than us.
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They were a civilization that was around for thousands of years and didn't sit around on their phones all day..they were smarter in a lot of ways
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It's very rare to find someone comfortable saying "I don't know."
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My father was a carpenter, I am 68 years old, so he lived during and after the second world war, and died in the 2000 .
To me he was a genius, and knew lots of skills.
I watched him for a long time.
I was a mechanic in my career.
If you would ask my father to make a door he would hand you a miraculous work of art.
If you asked me, even when I watched him, I would hand you a piece of plywood and 2Ć4 studs.
Do you see the difference in a generation from father to son?
Now add thousands of years in human history.
How much is lost in that amount of time.
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I canāt fathom building the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty with people dangling off ropes and climbing like itās a playground. Our ancestors were badass.
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āIt was so trivial it was worth forgettingā what a statement
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The library that was destroyed possibly had information on the construction of the pyramids. People forget about that library.
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What a shame that some of the greatest accomplishments of ancient human civilization have been downplayed by people who canāt accept that humans in the past could also be geniuses.
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What blows my mind is how there was ancient Egyptians studying about ancient Egyptians during ancient Egypt
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What I hate most about the JRE being on Spotify is the lack of a comment section. I miss getting to scroll through all the speculations.
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Ancient people knowing something that has since been forgotten is much more plausible than saying aliens built the pyramids!
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Back when artists were engineers and not engineers trying to be artists
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"If you ask me how I woke up this morning, I will tell you I don't know."
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Ancient civilizations had time. While we try to do the experiment in a couple years. Some of those grand projects took generations.
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The people of that time were very smart. They had sewer systems. They had some type of light that we could use. They were environmentally friendly and didnāt think twice about it.
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Imagine the key to building these incredible structures was so trivial it was worth forgetting
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Ancient Egyptians: "should we write down how we built this?"
"Nah, son, this stuff is easy. But if you want to scribble some porn on the walls, that would be hilarious."
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People today canāt fathom the amount of knowledge that has been destroyed/lost or what real, hard work people can do when they have to.
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@CivitasYT
1 year ago
Clip taken from JRE #1124
Song used; karamel kel - aglow (slowed)
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