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  • Reply to: Living Robots That Can Reproduce Created by US Scientists   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: IronicLyricist

    this is the cause of morgellons! Also the vaccines.. and they tested it over my hometown in 2014 .. and I just happened to be in the middle of it while moving so today I suffer horribly just so human beings can play God

  • Reply to: Archaeologists Discover 800-year-old Rope-bound Mummy in Peru   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Deonte N. Ferino

    Heheh...Pete. As soon as I read the title thought I would find a comment from you. Lol! Nonetheless it's an interesting perspective.

  • Reply to: Over 120 Child Remains Found in Jars in Inner Mongolia   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Evidence for your musings please Peter?

  • Reply to: Neanderthal Child Development Was Faster than Humans, Study Reveals   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Oh Peter. Please tell us more. But some links to any evidence would be nice. Ok?

  • Reply to: 40,000-BC Ivory Pendant is the Oldest Eurasian Jewelry, Says Study   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Can we have more of your professional opinions onwhat things really are Peter? I don't know how the archaeological community has got by until now without your insightful comments?

  • Reply to: Why Is This Mammoth Tusk In Deep Water Off the Californian Coast?   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Evidence Peter? Come on, provide some links to the evidence. Or it never happened.

  • Reply to: The Enigmatic Devil's Arrows: The Tallest Standing Stones in Britain   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Peter, please provide the evidence that mammoths were still in Yorkshire when these standing stones were erected, that they were actually used as a shelter, and that mammoths were ever domesticated?
    P.S. You opinion doesn't count as evidence.

  • Reply to: Artist Recreates Tattoos of Ötzi the Iceman in Her Own Blood   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crasslee

    Wow! What a beautiful and poignant exercise in art. I've long been fascinated by Otzi, and the culture he lived in. This is a lovely way to honour that and him. I'd love for her to come to London, or just the UK with her exhibition, and be able to see it for myself.
    Even though I'm already quite heavily tattooed, I'd be interested in adding those marks to my body. Especially If as they suppose, the tattoos were an early type of acupuncture. As at 55 I feel all of the aches and pains they're meant to help with.

    P.S. Invisihole, I'm thankful to see someone else call that sad sack out on his bullshit. You described him very well. It's pretty draining to see his negative, unsubstantiated, and often unrelated views at the end of almost every article I personally find interesting.

  • Reply to: The Mysterious Aboriginal Rock Art of the Wandjina Sky Beings   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Bruce N.

    Aliens from another planent within our reality and Spirits from the Ethereal plane are not mutually exclusive.   I know it is a work of fiction, but take the Stargate SG-1 TV series as an example.  There were the Go’auld who were aliens from other planets and then there were the Ancients who ascended to the Ethereal Plane; both of which took on god like appearances in the show.  What is that show’s premise is closer to reality than we realize?   There could be ET’s flying around in spaceships in addition to the Great Spirit and his ilk in the Ethereal plane. 

  • Reply to: The Healing Stones   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: PokiPor

    Looks quite interesting

    Gonna read more about them

  • Reply to: Trash Pile At Temple of Hatshepsut Yields A Heap Of Hathor Artifacts   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Robertus

    @Peter Wagner Although there have always been some humans who have lusted after power, usually leading to disaster, it is probably more common today, because these days nobody fears the Gods or God, and people believe they know it all.

  • Reply to: Commodus: The Outrageous Emperor Who Fought as a Gladiator   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Robertus

    @Roberto Peron, No, Marcus Aurelius was a philosopher (Stoic) the last of the 5 "Good Emperors" and maintained the "Pax Romana).

    In hindsight, he should have kept the tradition of adopting his successor, which would have resulted in an appointment based on merit. Commodus was spoilt and decadent and his decadence led to the decline of the empire. The last Emperor and his mother were the final straw that finally broke the Empire, leaving the Eastern half of the Empire to continue almost another 1000 years until 1453 (although it reverted to Greek and became known as Byzantium thanks to Christianity).

    We will never see the like of the Roman Empire ever again.

  • Reply to: Spinal Missing Link Is Discovered Unifying Apes, Neanderthals and Us   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Meshkiangkasher

    Scientists stretching findings to fit their shameless theories again. Utter fantasy.

  • Reply to: Melancholia: How Ancient Societies Grappled to Understand and Treat Depression   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: J.Garner

    They had their ideas and theories then, just like they do today.  Not much has changed, because it's not a visible open sore.

     I'm amazed that everyone wasn't depressed 4,000 years ago with the life they had.  Since we no longer have to grow or catch our own food, etc., you would think depression would of disappeared by now.  It goes to show that all these men are probably correct, because, who really knows exactly what is the cause of someone's depression?  It could be all of the above, however, in 100 years might we still be asking the same?

     

  • Reply to: Melancholia: How Ancient Societies Grappled to Understand and Treat Depression   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: J.Garner

    They had their ideas and theories then, just like they do today.  Not much has changed, because it's not a visible open sore.

     I'm amazed that everyone wasn't depressed 4,000 years ago with the life they had.  Since we no longer have to grow or catch our own food, etc., you would think depression would of disappeared by now.  It goes to show that all these men are probably correct, because, who really knows exactly what is the cause of someone's depression?  It could be all of the above, however, in 100 years might we still be asking the same?

     

  • Reply to: Study Demonstrates Terrible Toll of Sixth Century Plague of Justinian   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Robertus

    It is difficult to know the true extent and impact the plague of Justinian had on society and the world at that time, just as we still don't know the long term impact COVID 19 will have on our society.

    It is interesting to note that Islam also came to the fore during this period. Did the plague contribute by reducing the population, and therefore the number of people who could resist and fight against it?

    Life, society and the world around us, even the solar system, have so many facets, many of which are intertwined and have an impact on each other, that it is all too easy to miss or downplay the impact of one event or a chain of events.

    Life is fascinating, and there will always be something new to discover!

  • Reply to: 40,000-BC Ivory Pendant is the Oldest Eurasian Jewelry, Says Study   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: elrotto

    What about the Denisovan bracelet?  I haven’t been keeping up, but even if the early dating is still being debated, it seems like it at least desrves a mention.

     

  • Reply to: Bible origins   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Crysmd93

    This is what I found on Ipuwer, and its very interesting indeed but it says at the end that you shouldnt rely on works like this for history, it is this persons interpretation of life at that time. I think thats brilliant! But I just wanted to know were you saying that this meant the Bible was historically true or what?  Just curious! (:

    https://www.worldhistory.org/article/981/the-admonitions-of-ipuwer/

  • Reply to: Why Is This Mammoth Tusk In Deep Water Off the Californian Coast?   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Robert105

    “Why then, are ancient mammoth tusks not being hauled ashore all the time?”

    They are – but usually from Continental shelves around the world, the ancient shorelines.

    Also, objects from prehistoric human settlements are brought up with fishing dragnets.

  • Reply to: Spinal Missing Link Is Discovered Unifying Apes, Neanderthals and Us   2 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Guillaumé

    However I must admit that the first picture on the left really does look like my brother.

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