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#101

I think irrespective of the particular ways people lived in the golden age, they are still humans like us at the end of the day and therefore had the same needs, same physiology and psychology and were subject to the same laws of nature. So their studies are just as relevant today.

There is no need to fix something that already works.

I was watching a documentary last night by Graham Hancock entitled, “Underworld” and I was incredibly surprised and impressed at just how they did live 11,000 years ago. They have discovered ancient cities like modern day metropolises incredibly well planned, with drainage system and modern-like artefacts. These cities existed prior to the end of the age ice and were destroyed in the floods that ensued. The ancient Tamil record a massive civilisation that existed in the Indian ocean which all but got submerged by the rising sea levels. I am completely convinced something like Yoga or Sanskrit could not have been developed by primitive people, but only by the most scientifically advanced civilisation.

I am convinced beyond a reason of doubt that there have been advanced civilisations on this planet, perhaps several before. We are not the first and probably not even the last. The ancient Hindu records mention we are the 7th Manu, this means there have been 6 Manu’s before us. A Manu is a founder of a world civilisation.

I do not at all buy the current history(his story) of the origins of civilisation and humans.

#102

I think we Hindus have the clearest records of the history of humanity and our records have obviously spread around the world. For example the story of Noah’s ark is so obviously the ancient Hindu story of Manu, who just like Noah had to build an ark and collect various plants and animals because a massive flood was coming. This story was then repeated in the Epic of Gilgamesh in ancient Sumeria. Then repeated in the Old Testimant.

It is said when the flood was coming the Risis of India had to retreat to the Himalayas to survive, and then when the floods had subsided, they came back down and established civilisation again. However, because so much was destroyed, most of the science and technology(such as vimana vidya) was lost so it had to be done using low-tech material technology. The first civilisation that was established was the Indian civilisation(11,000 years ago) and then continuous migrations took place around the world from the Indian subcontinent establishing in the West Egypt, Sumeria and later Greece and in the East China, Australia and then into the pacific the Americas. The global footprint of this migration is unmistakable. For example we know for a fact that America was populated by the Asians and we find what is very similar to the Indus script on Easter Island.

Supposedly each Manu(a cycle of manu is called manvantara) lasts for approx 300 million years before they are destroyed. This is roughly the time it takes for our solar system to go around the entire galaxy. I can speculate from this that some major event takes place on our planet every 300 million years that causes floods, ice ages etc that submerges the planet and changes its geography.

It is also interesting to note that the 7 days things parallels with the 7 Manus that have supposedly gone before us.

#103

[QUOTE=Pawel;34780]Hm, then I don’t understand why they scored less in emotion recognition if they used more complicated and holistic algorithm. [/QUOTE]
Good point.
Maybe, those were false emotions. )
Seriously, just remember how rare true emotions are in our lifes.