Ooh, good idea.
Flood, Fire, and Famine
in the History of Civilization
by Richard Firestone,
Allen West, and
Simon Warwick-Smith
Posted on 05/20/2025 7:48:57 AM PDT by BenLurkin
I think you are missing the point of the “art.”
Art takes time. It takes practice. Hungry, stupid, nomadic people do not have the “time” for art. It is a luxury.
500 times more intense than any ever, but only 18% more intense than a recent one.
Hmmmm.... huh?
One day we will get zapped!
Get some SPF5000 sunscreen.
Fear sells. It happened 14,000 years ago so it could happen again next week?
A far more likely event is that all journalists and self-styled intellectuals are rounded up, imprisoned and executed. It happened a mere 50 years ago.
“Could it happen again”?
Heh, if you listen to his podcast, every once in a while when he or one of his team says something wrong, stupid, or ill advised, someone kicks off a sound clip of a large gong followed by a deep, echoing voice saying “ADMONISH!”
I chuckle every time I hear it...
This time frame sounds close to the possible major boloid even in Northern Hemisphere of Americas and probably Europe/Siberia writing up by Firestone etc al. Where these two different events? If so, did they occur at about the same time? If they did occur around the same time, they would have been a double shock to many systems. I think we should stop blaming people for the extinction of most of the large mammals in North America. Clovis culture disappeared about that time, and finally people should get serious about finding what in the way of humanity was here before those events.
The recent discovery of sapiens in a cave’s depths on Asia shows what can happen when people change their time perspective. These sapiens were there at least 20,000 years earlier than had previously been discovered. What will we find digging deep here. What human remains might exit from the last warm periods over 100,000 years ago? Digging deep in caves seems to be the way to find the really old remains.
Ooh, good idea.
Flood, Fire, and Famine
in the History of Civilization
by Richard Firestone,
Allen West, and
Simon Warwick-Smith
14k years ago there were no civilizations on earth.
The first cities are 7kya
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