The mud flood theory

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I will play it like @Nigel and the primate simian did in the SR thread so I will first ask you what do you know about the subject.
 
A mud flood running concurrent with a worldwide re-telling of what is considered recent history. Buildings thought to be made in the time of the USA are actually much older and built by a different civilization. Something along those lines.

It's not in the bible so it's a theory that I feel is both pretty recent and somewhat far fetched.
 
VonBonfire said:
A mud flood running concurrent with a worldwide re-telling of what is considered recent history. Buildings thought to be made in the time of the USA are actually much older and built by a different civilization. Something along those lines.

It's not in the bible so it's a theory that I feel is both pretty recent and somewhat far fetched.
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It has ties with the 1000 year reign of Christ.
But yes, that.
 
There is way too much speculation in the video. Not enough core evidence just anecdotes.
 
MadAsAHatter said:
The last time I ate taco bell I had a mud flood in the bathroom.
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DanishDon said:
Expecting concrete, textual evidence on this topic would be expecting too much IMO.
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He does raise a lot of interesting questions and I generally agree with analysis of calling 500-1500 "the dark ages" but there isn't really much to support the mud flood idea so I guess other than whimsy why bother with it?
 
VonBonfire said:
He does raise a lot of interesting questions and I generally agree with analysis of calling 500-1500 "the dark ages" but there isn't really much to support the mud flood idea so I guess other than whimsy why bother with it?
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It's simple. It makes you think and ask questions that lead to more thinking and more questions.
 
DanishDon said:
It's simple. It makes you think and ask questions that lead to more thinking and more questions.
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I've chased enough rabbit holes but the answer is in eastern orthodoxy. Blessings.
 
I saw a video about a guy discussing these odd structures out in the middle of nowhere and pointing out how the accepted explanations made no sense. Got me interested but everything I saw after was a little fantastical — advanced forms of energy transmission like Tesla’s ether theories, lost civilizations, etc. There’s something odd about the technical/Industrial Revolution in the 1800’s, the world fairs, supposedly ancient ruins, miscellaneous architecture, and more, but I kinda lost interest. Eddie Bravo is really into it I think. I dunno, if anyone has a good documentary I’d watch it with an open mind. This is all different from Graham Hancock’s work btw, but similar.
 
denialist said:
I saw a video about a guy discussing these odd structures out in the middle of nowhere and pointing out how the accepted explanations made no sense. Got me interested but everything I saw after was a little fantastical — advanced forms of energy transmission like Tesla’s ether theories, lost civilizations, etc. There’s something odd about the technical/Industrial Revolution in the 1800’s, supposedly ancient ruins, miscellaneous architecture, and more, but I kinda lost interest. Eddie Bravo is really into it I think. I dunno, if anyone has a good documentary I’d watch it with an open mind. This is all different from Graham Hancock’s work btw.
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We went from the invention of the incandescent light bulb to the first particle accelerator in the span of 50 years..

Think about that for a minute.

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PLX said:
We went from the invention of the incandescent light bulb to the first particle accelerator in the span of 50 years..

Think about that for a minute.

:unsure:
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It’s remarkable how the history of technology is so compressed and exponential, but also don’t you think it’s possible that once electricity was discovered, like a missing puzzle piece, other tech became more easily accessible?
 
denialist said:
It’s remarkable how the history of technology is so compressed and exponential, but also don’t you think it’s possible that once electricity was discovered, like a missing puzzle piece, other tech became more easily accessible?
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Our "history" is complete bullshit.

There was higher technology in the past, than we have now.

Why do you think they call it research ?
 
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