Could Early Mankind saw Ancient astronauts As Gods

[Masada]

Basically, yes. Maori are priming you for the inevitable Communist-Wolf-Bear invasion.

 

[Clement]

Did any of you guys catch a recent news clip about certain crystals that will be used to achieve invisibility?

Here's a link : http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/...Invisibility-cloak-enters-the-real-world.html

Well there's one thing humans dreamed about slowly becoming a reality, we could be 20 years away from invisiblity, remember clash of the titans with the magic helmet of invisibilty?

 

[Masada]

Yes, I, for one, dreamed of invisibility and it just so happened to be that a few thousand years later that it happened. Coincidence? The power of dreams? Or the seemingly random progresison of scienctific innovation. I'm still waiting for vampires.

 

[Clement]

I don't know anyone who dreams of flying machines. They dream of flying unsupported, like Superman. There are no reports of anyone dreaming of TV before it was invented. If I dream of turning into a bear-wolf, does that suggest that human/bear-wolf transformation technology is just around the corner?

I think what the article meant was that if enough humans wanted "human/bear-wolf transformation technology" then the cleverer ones among them would have a crack at it yeah And of course they dreamt of flying unsupported but had to settle for the next best thing which was machines carrying them, (for now, who knows what flying marvels science may unveil) the article's main gist was that the human species is so collectively intellectually powerful that they end up bringing into existence what they wanted.

I'm not claiming that, personally i have not got a clue, i was just describing the article.

 

[Miles Teg]

People tend to invent things they want? That sounds like a shockingly original observation.

 

[Clement]

Indeed. the way the article wrote it it sounded like there were no limits though.

 

[Miles Teg]

Which is stupid. There's a difference between engineering problems and laws of nature.

 

[Clement]

Which is stupid. There's a difference between engineering problems and laws of nature.

Ok i was just trying to add to the conversation.

 

[Incodcito]

no , actually it is not ...

Yeah... it is.

 

[Mustakrakish]

Dammit! Me always gets so confused by all the ancient cosmology interpretations, astronauts, aliens, celestial bodies, communist bears...

 

[mechaerik]

It's even more common among the Basque. I'm not sure what your point is.

My last name is from Navarre, which is near Euskadi. I am also relatively good at maths and video games. Therefore, I must be descended from ancient astronauts. BOW, LESSER MORTALS!

 

[Masada]

A PICTURE OF MECHAERIK, HE'S THE ONE ON THE RIGHT OKAY?

 

[r16]

Yeah... it is.

life gets me into such certain spots that personally need to prove my foolishness and one moment is this and solemnly declare it is not

 

[ZeletDude]

Yes, just wait THEY WILL BE BACK AND ALL YOU NON BELIEVERS WILL BE BURNED!

 

[SlowwHand]

Could this explain why so Meany cultures believed in a God or Gods

Some idiot bastard wrote this and you quoted and put up for discussion.
It makes me wonder who is the bigger idiot bastard.

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[amadeus]

I guess this'll answer the time old question of are the infractions bigger in Texas too?