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Seems to me more and more people are recently becoming open to the alternate history of mankind where perhaps there may be some truth behind ancient myths whereby we're most likely the result of an advanced civilation's science experiment.
The Sumerian account of the Annunaki's Genesis, civilization pre-arrival and genetic experiments is detailed, compelling and when compared to the books in the old testament when put together are thought provoking.
I always had a problem with the way God(s) is/are represented in the bible. It is clearly more than one being.
The Sumerian account of the Annunaki's Genesis, civilization pre-arrival and genetic experiments is detailed, compelling and when compared to the books in the old testament when put together are thought provoking.
I always had a problem with the way God(s) is/are represented in the bible. It is clearly more than one being.
That's the point. The "Gods" of the bible, Greece, Rome and India were most likely no much more advanced than we are now. Maybe 20-50 years ahead from where we are now 5k years ago. Or whenever they 1st arrived here.
Pass thank you.
Given all the R&D with aircraft, energy and space exploration (JWST), it's only a matter of time before the rest of the population catches up to understand (hopefully) that the history we've been taught and reality we've come to know is bollocks.
For those who require a person to be educated with a degree in order to maybe accept a new idea, there's this professor of Religion and Religious Studies who speaks on what she discovered: Diana Walsh Pasulka.
Or an MBA or electronics degree?Of course! Perhaps if she was HVAC certified?
I did +80 hours of professional development 2023 and didn't stop my part time degree courses until I was 33.
But then those that finished education at 14 seem to know everything.
Perhaps I should study bitchute?
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Kudos to you. I'm obviously not as educated as many of you, far from. Always thought it was a waste of money, time, and despite my choice in career field, never one to go with the grain or supporter of the systems we choose to live with (but hey, a man's gotta make a living and a family to support). They're fucked thanks to a bunch of degree holding fuckwads who lack balls, ethics, and common sense - most, not all.
Regardless, there are plenty of individuals without higher education whom, I would argue, far exceed the degreed in intellect and contributions to society. It's all a matter of perspective. I assume you're old school in belief of what constitutes success as a person. I followed that recipe and held the same beliefs for a majority of my life.
Yes to
Yes to all actually. You're not creative at all are you?
I'll count it.
Success is all a matter of perspective. I cannot complain, without any high degrees I am well off, debt free, and fiscally comfortable. I will die penniless and leave nothing to nobody.
