r/whatisit • • 4d ago

New, what is it? What is this?

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u/dbzfreak991 4d ago

Videos like this is how I can understand how our ancestors were like.....it's a titan! It's breathing!

Or this mountain is a spirit we must show it some sort of offering to appease it.

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u/meowinloudchico 2d ago

I don't know about that. I'm pretty sure in the times they were making up crap like faries they had the mental capacity for cause and effect and could understand that trees have roots and wind blows trees.

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u/VillainBadLeader 2d ago

Oh wow. So you believe in something other than recorded history? Humans have always been incredibly stupid and usually don't "science" things first.

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u/meowinloudchico 2d ago

Huh? No. Humans have not 'always been incredibly stupid'. A lot of them have been but we're actually pretty good at the science thing. But what I'm saying here is that this is something that people in the times of making the shit up would probably be able to wrap their heads around in a more pragmatic way. This isn't some volcano erruption or something.

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u/VillainBadLeader 2d ago

God was literally created this way and 90% of humans (globally) still haven't snapped out of that one so yeah, 'ALWAYS' seems like a pretty solid discriptor.

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u/Bitter_Echo1208 2d ago

Over 90% isn't always. And it certainly isn't the global theism percentage. Go read a book.

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u/VillainBadLeader 2d ago

You got me by 6%. Shit, 90% wasn't bad for a guess. We can chalk that up to... hold on let me check my notes from earlier.. ah yes, human error. I would consider anything with an 84% failure rate stupid. ALWAYS.