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  • Reply to: How (Most) Humans Lost Their Tails - From Fish to Tetrapods to Apes to Homo Sapiens   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: J.R. Bentley

    So by Biblical “ in his likeness" standards God had a Tail? In looking at this photoshopped image I guess the tail couldn’t actually be placed where it truly should be located. :)

  • Reply to: Mountain of God: Where was the real Mount Sinai, and the Location of the Ark of the Covenant?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Steve Byrd

    You poor misguided individual. The Quan is nothing more than the ramblings of Mohammad (Satans demon). God is not the same as allah. Mohammad who  was nothing more than a killer for Satan. He forced a false religion on the people of the Middle East. The site you refer to is probably not a real archelogical site anyway the Saudi government will only lie about everything they find there. 

  • Reply to: From farming to sedentary lifestyles - how 6,000 years has transformed the human body   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: J.R. Bentley

    Don’t worry...nuture will be fixing this problem very soon. This is directly tied to eating less Meat and Bone Marrow as Predatory Hunter Gatherers and the more recent Agricultural Revolution. Our warm Interglacial Maximum is about over and we are now on the cusp of the next rapid Glacial. Since Seeds rely on temperature to properly germinate and sprout, we will once again be forced into a diet of primarily Meat. Unfortunately for many, it will not be Meat Protein of Quadruped species, it will mostly be Meat Protein of the Bipedal species until Seeds recover from the initial change.

    https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/abrupt/data2.html

     

  • Reply to: Fast Money: The Egyptian Economy, Monetary System, and Horrendous Taxes   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: J.R. Bentley

    The history of finances, currency and indentured servitude has always been a favorite topic for me. It always repeats it’s self by example.

    Thank you!

  • Reply to: Naupa Iglesia: An Egyptian Portal in the Andes?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: J.R. Bentley

    That Link redirects twice to end up on a rotating spam server… Too bad...I really wanted to read more.

  • Reply to: Viking Berserkers – Fierce Warriors or Drug-Fuelled Madmen?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: J.R. Bentley

    I am surprised that so few on here figured this out. Ergotism was a huge problem during the Middle ages. Ergotism influenced many different historical aggressive events and cultural changes…

    http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/wong/BOT135/LECT12.HTM

  • Reply to: Is This a Huge Million-Year-Old, Man-Made Underground Complex?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Tsurugi

    The fuss is about the implications of extremely advanced human civilizations existing up to a million years ago or more. That flips the table on the accepted tale of human evolution, which upsets large numbers of people on an existential level. Since they feel their very existence is threatened, there is quite literally nothing they won't do to eliminate the threat. If that is hard to believe, just have a look at what they have done when there isn't a threat: they have engaged in a campaign of mass indoctrination beginning at a very young age; they have removed nearly all vestiges of critical thinking from curricula, classrooms, and testing; they have removed any clear teachings as to what science is, how to practice it, or how to recognize when others are not practicing it in good faith; they have set about to systematically destroy the reputations and careers of fellow academics who dared publish anything which called evolution into question, even if that was not the intent.

    They do all that when there is no threat, so you can imagine the lengths they will go to if there is a threat. I don't doubt they'd pull the whole thing down--civilization, I mean--rather than allow their beliefs to be subject to serious question.

  • Reply to: The Giants of Doddridge County: Burials of a Vanished Race – Part I   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Barry Sears

     Hi Tsurugi,

    I hope the new posting on the other thread has clarified what the statistics suggest. When considering the coral ring research, one option is to consider that the Earth is slowing down in it's rotation.

    If you analise the coral data assuming Earth is at the same distance from the sun, then a year would be the same revolution but at 420 days, each day would be 20 hours and 51 minutes.

    This is a difference of 3 hours and 9 minutes. Now digital time suggests the Earth's rotation is slowing at a rate of 2 milliseconds per hundred years. This equates to one second for 500,000 years. If this rate is constant then for 3 hrs and 9 minutes or 11,340 seconds it would take the Earth 56.7 billion years to change this period of time. As these figures don't work alternative factors must be involved. 

    The other thread details that the statistics above are for how many days per year if you are living on each planet. Another way of considering why Earth had 420 days is by increasing it's distance from the sun and therefore increasing the time for a year or revolution. This scenario has logical evolutionary variations with regards to the size of fosilised species from the past. At a distance further from the sun although a year would have more days it could have a longer day as with the longer revolution and so this time consideration would sustain the larger species. It would also suggest that global warming is a natural process. Species become smaller as time speeds up and adaptive changes are made due to warmer circumstances. 

    Assuming the Earth does not change it's position or distance from the sun and is slowing is a possibility but other logical options are perhaps more likely considering larger time scales and the evolutionary history presented to us.

  • Reply to: From farming to sedentary lifestyles - how 6,000 years has transformed the human body   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    It is no mystery that people adapt to their enviorment, but can strength training and doing physical jobs help someone adapt back? 

  • Reply to: Unexpected Agriculture and ‘invisible’ crops found on Maya Village   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    That is a good idea to utilize several pots to store collected food versus making a giant granary. This almost reminds me of a mason jar. Have they found any cold cellers yet?

  • Reply to: New study shows Viking women accompanied men on voyages to colonize far-flung lands   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    I think it is a very interesting truth to knnow that vikings were first and foremost farmers and then participated in raids to square up instances when they were either attacked or were taken advantage of during trading deals gone bad. They are one of the best examples of colonization gone right.

  • Reply to: The Great Pyramid at Giza and Noah’s Ark: Are we coming closer to an understanding of the Ancient Mind? Part I   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    This is a good article so far. Unless the pyramids were built in 10,000BC like Graham Hancock suggests, then there could have also been some communication between civilizations.

  • Reply to: Viking Berserkers – Fierce Warriors or Drug-Fuelled Madmen?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Takuramoto

    The berserker rage doesn't sound euphoric at all. I've never come across mention of anyone becoming aggressive on any psilocybin mushroom.

  • Reply to: Naupa Iglesia: An Egyptian Portal in the Andes?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Christian Gains

    I made an error in Steve Quyale's URL above...It's: stevequyale.com (not ,com)

  • Reply to: Naupa Iglesia: An Egyptian Portal in the Andes?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Christian Gains

    Their are 3 gentlemen you MIGHT be interested in communicating with: Steve Quayle; Timothy Alberino; and Thomas Horn. They are doing research into the MOST ANCIENT Societies, as well as WHY much of antiquities relics are NOT revealed to the General Public, AND, as well, WHY are so many locations of previous and VERY ANCIENT societies covered by Catholic Iglesias? Steve & Timothy have done quite a lot of research in Peru, and have done several Video Productions detailing their research.
    Steve & timothy can be contacted through: stevequayle,com & Thomas Horn can be reached at skywatch.com OR raidersnewsupdate.com I believe you might be interested in their findings...I certainly hope so, anyway...

  • Reply to: From Barter to Bitcoins: The 5,000 Year History of Money   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    This was an interesting article. Two things caught my attention first was how the author stated that the metal could be used to make weapons, and the second was in an earlier comment utilizing coins in leu of actual animal rescources. I was wondering if the ancient babalononyn cuniform was and could have had scrolls that acted as the Doomesday book in england?

  • Reply to: The Healing Stones   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: YHWH Allah

    Recharge galaxy, Earth's magnetic shield also.
    Exhume, recharge, & polar flip simultaneously.

    seven heads (.0000000), three sixes (666), ten horns (x10), ten crowns (^-10), and Rev-13's beastly tail (space^3/mass-time^2) cm^3/g-s^2.

    Gravitation - G, the Letter of God, the mark.
    Gravitation - JESUS, the Word of God, the name.
    Gravitation - G'S US, the Sentence of God, the image.
    Gravitation - 666 x10^-13 m^3/kg-s^2, the Wisdom of God, the number.

    mason G=c^5/Power, & mason G=c^4/Force.
    the mark, the name, the image, the number.

    GRAPES-3 indicates a crack in Earth's magnetic shield
    http://www.tifr.res.in/TSN/news_detail.php?id=107

    YHWH Allah says Dig, or Die.

  • Reply to: From Mithraic Mysteries to Modern Mirth: Unraveling the Evergreen Christmas Tree Tradition   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    I think it makes total sense about pagan traditions everywhere in the world attaching significance to the connection of the tree of life to the evergreen tree. No matter why or why not all of the religons choose to focus on a tree bearing fruit. It does not really matter who is right and who is wrong the important thing to consider is why it is important.. I believe that orchards and horticulture and being able to grow that fruit in a place that is in one location and fully under your control would have given early peoples all over the world the ability to focus on innovations that made more advanced society possible. Abundance of food i one stable location helped give rise to irrigation that could supply plants, people, and, animals. The ability to grow crops and fruit would have made food plentiful and would have led to specializations in occupations that we see in the bronze age. But because weather and seasons have so much detirmination in agriculture. People would have had to develop festivals to mark the seasons. This is to ensure that people planted at the correct time. This led to writing and the calender adn even mathmatics and the advanced archetecture. 

  • Reply to: The Truth Behind the Christ Myth: Ancient Origins of the Often Used Legend – Part I   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: YHWH Allah

    Wowza! I sure Reincarnated a lot!

  • Reply to: Naupa Iglesia: An Egyptian Portal in the Andes?   7 years 4 months ago
    Comment Author: Alicia McDermott

    This looks like an amazing site with so many details and beautiful workmanship. It must be a sight to behold in person. Thanks for sharing!

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