To: allmost
I always wonder how many times human civilizations rose and fell before our latest burst of growth and advancement during the climatological stability of the last 3,000 years.
People think I’m a bit crazy when I suggest that much of humanity’s history is probably buried under tons of water on the continental shelves.
14 posted on
09/15/2009 5:50:56 PM PDT by
coconutt2000
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To: coconutt2000
I always wonder how many times human civilizations rose and fell before our latest burst of growth and advancement during the climatological stability of the last 3,000 years.
People think Im a bit crazy when I suggest that much of humanitys history is probably buried under tons of water on the continental shelves.
I often wonder that myself. Sometimes I wonder if there were advanced human civilizations here on Earth that ended up being destroyed by natural or man-made catastrophies prior to our own.
16 posted on
09/15/2009 6:14:26 PM PDT by
Nowhere Man
(Woodrow Wilson should have been waterboarded.)
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