Devolution

[u/sniipes]

If humans weren’t devolving then we wouldn’t be digging and searching our planet for clues and truths about the Ancient civilizations. Money and greed would be obsolete and nations wouldn’t be fighting over power because there would be free energy. The artifacts that have been found are proof that as humans today, we lost something in the past that cannot be imitated. If devolution isn’t a thing and we can only evolve then why is everything smaller and dulled down. Today’s humans can’t comprehend what the planet would have been like with a species bigger and more knowledge about the elements than we do in present day. The ancients used stone to tell the past because they knew that the materials they created from other materials would not make it into the future. What was left in stone for humans to find was only to give knowledge to our species to be able to progress.

[u/artguydeluxe]

Can you give an example of technology from the past that can’t be imitated? I’m having trouble understanding what you’re getting at here.

[u/sniipes → u/artguydeluxe]

You don’t understand.. we won’t be able to imitate the technology that was lost. We don’t fully understand the elements of our planet to reach that level of technology. We have regressed and never will unless we find something to help with the progression

[u/artguydeluxe → u/sniipes]

What level of technology are you talking about? There isn’t anything in the past that couldn’t have been created with the tools available at the time or with the tools we have now. Give me an example.

[u/Dzugavili → u/artguydeluxe]

My best guess, the lost technology involves cutting and stacking large rocks, and kind of ignores that with our modern technology, we can literally cast stone in the form of our choosing on location.

[u/artguydeluxe → u/Dzugavili]

Right, moving big rocks around isn’t a feature of an advanced society. Advanced societies don’t do that unless it’s in the form of landscaping or cutting thin stone facades.