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28Dec

Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

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“Uncovering the Secrets of Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations – A Journey Through Time.”

Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations are those civilizations that existed before a major natural, social or cultural event destroyed or changed them. These civilizations were the early inhabitants of Earth and their histories, cultures, and religions have been lost to time. Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations are often shrouded in mystery, but their legacies still survive in the form of artifacts, ruins, and ancient texts. These civilizations provide a window into the distant past and can offer insight into the development of modern societies.

Antecedent Pre-Cataclysmic Civilizations are Possibly Factual

Antecedent Pre-Cataclysmic Civilizations are Possibly Factual

Exploring the Ancient Wonders of Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

For centuries, the world has been captivated by the ancient wonders of pre-cataclysmic civilizations. From the pyramids of Egypt to the Great Wall of China, these ancient sites have stood the test of time and remain some of the most awe-inspiring places on the planet.

  • The great pyramids of Giza stand as a testament to the ingenuity and skill of the ancient Egyptians. The fact that these monolithic structures were built over four thousand years ago is astonishing. The pyramids were built with incredible precision, making them some of the most precise structures in the world. The Great Sphinx of Giza, which guards the entrance to the pyramids, is also a marvel of ancient architecture. The sphinx is an immense statue carved with precise detail from a single piece of limestone.
  • The Great Wall of China is another iconic pre-cataclysmic site. Built over 2,000 years ago, the Great Wall stretches for over 5,500 miles and is constructed from stone, bricks, and wood. It was built to protect China from the nomadic tribes of the north, and today it is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world.
  • The Parthenon in Athens is another example of the wonders of pre-cataclysmic civilization. This ancient temple was built over 2,500 years ago and is one of the most well-preserved ancient structures in the world. The Parthenon is an architectural masterpiece, with its iconic columns and magnificent sculptures adorning its walls.
Ancient Lost Civilizations may have Preceding Ones

Ancient Lost Civilizations may have Preceding Ones

These ancient sites are incredible examples of the ingenuity and skill of pre-cataclysmic civilizations. They stand as a testament to the power and creativity of these ancient cultures and are a reminder of our shared history. Exploring these ancient wonders is an incredible experience and should be on everyone’s bucket list. So why not take the plunge and explore the ancient wonders of the world? You won’t regret it!

The Role of Religion in Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

Religion has played an integral role in pre-cataclysmic civilizations since the dawn of time. In fact, it has been a major force in shaping and molding the development of many ancient societies. From the earliest days of human civilization, religious beliefs and practices have been used to explain the natural world and to provide a moral framework within which people can live. This has been especially true of pre-cataclysmic civilizations, which have often relied on religious traditions to provide a sense of stability in times of uncertainty and chaos.

The most obvious example of the role of religion in pre-cataclysmic civilizations is in terms of its ability to provide a moral framework. In many pre-cataclysmic societies, religious beliefs and practices were used to define right and wrong and to provide guidance to individuals and communities about how to live their lives. By providing a unified set of rules and expectations, religion was able to provide a sense of order and stability in times of crisis and uncertainty.

Did Religion Play a Role in Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

Did Religion Play a Role in Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations?

Religion was also an important source of social cohesion in pre-cataclysmic civilizations. By providing a shared set of beliefs and values, religion was able to bring people together and provide a sense of unity and common purpose. This was especially important in times of great upheaval and change, when it was essential to maintain a sense of unity and stability.

Finally, religion was also an important source of spiritual comfort and solace in pre-cataclysmic civilizations. In times of great suffering and tragedy, religion was often able to provide a sense of hope and a belief in a better future. This was especially true in times of upheaval and chaos, when it was essential to maintain a sense of optimism and faith in the future.

In conclusion, it is clear that religion has played an important role in pre-cataclysmic civilizations. From providing a moral framework and social cohesion to offering spiritual comfort and solace, religion has been an invaluable source of stability and hope in times of great suffering and turmoil. By unifying people and providing a sense of unity and common purpose, religion has been able to shape and mold the development of many pre-cataclysmic civilizations.

Examining the Art and Architecture of Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

The art and architecture of pre-cataclysmic civilizations have long been a source of fascination for historians and archeologists alike. From the stunning stepped pyramids of the Maya to the intricate sculptures of the Aztecs, these ancient cultures left behind a lasting legacy of art and architecture that continues to astound us today.

It is no surprise that pre-cataclysmic civilizations created such remarkable works of art and architecture. Even in their primitive state, these civilizations had access to the resources and knowledge necessary to construct such grandiose and intricate structures. By studying the remains of these ancient cultures, we can gain a greater understanding of the engineering capabilities of our ancestors, as well as the cultural beliefs that shaped their art and architecture.

Pre Cataclysmic Advanced Civilization

The art and architecture of pre-cataclysmic civilizations can tell us a great deal about the cultures that created them. From the detailed reliefs of the Aztecs to the stunningly well-preserved structures of the Maya, these works of art and architecture offer us a unique glimpse into the lives of our ancestors. By studying these structures, we can gain a better understanding of the beliefs, values, and practices of these ancient cultures.

The art and architecture of pre-cataclysmic civilizations can also offer us insight into the environmental and societal conditions that existed in these ancient cultures. By examining the materials used in the construction of these structures, we can learn about the resources available to these pre-cataclysmic civilizations, as well as the environmental conditions that existed at the time.

In conclusion, the art and architecture of pre-cataclysmic civilizations are an invaluable source of knowledge about our ancestors. By studying these works of art and architecture, we can gain a greater understanding of the engineering capabilities, cultural beliefs, and environmental conditions of these ancient cultures. It is only through a thorough examination of these works of art and architecture that we can gain a greater appreciation for our ancestors and the societies they created.

Investigating the Political Structures of Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

The political structures of pre-cataclysmic civilizations remain shrouded in mystery, but their significance is undeniable. Despite the lack of information regarding the specifics of these societies, there is ample evidence to suggest that the political structures of these civilizations were complex, sophisticated, and diverse. It is thus essential to investigate and understand the political structures of pre-cataclysmic civilizations in order to gain a better understanding of the history of humanity.

Social Organization of Sassanid in Iran

Social Organization of Sassanid in Iran

One of the most important aspects of pre-cataclysmic civilizations was their dedication to the rule of law. In many cases, the law was based on the principles of justice, fairness, and order. This meant that the law was applied to all citizens, regardless of their social class or status. Law enforcement was also an important part of pre-cataclysmic societies, with codes of conduct and punishments for violations being enforced.

The political structures of pre-cataclysmic civilizations were highly stratified, with rulers and leaders controlling the government and its citizens. In some cases, the ruling class was hereditary, while in others, power was based on merit. This system of governance allowed for greater social mobility than modern societies, as individuals could rise to positions of power through hard work and dedication.

The political structures of pre-cataclysmic civilizations were also highly decentralized. This allowed for a greater degree of autonomy and self-governance than is seen today. This decentralized system also meant that different regions of the world could be governed by different political systems. This allowed for the development of unique cultures and civilizations in different parts of the world, allowing for increased diversity and creativity.

In conclusion, the political structures of pre-cataclysmic civilizations were complex, diverse, and highly advanced. Investigating and understanding these political structures is essential to gaining a better understanding of the history of humanity. As such, it is essential that we continue to research and study the political structures of these ancient civilizations in order to gain a better understanding of our own history and culture.

Analyzing the Social Customs of Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations

Pre-cataclysmic civilizations had a variety of social customs and traditions that have been studied by anthropologists and historians for centuries. It is clear that these cultures had a deep appreciation for the traditions and customs that were practiced by their ancestors. This appreciation for the past has been passed down through generations and is still evident today in many cultures around the world.

The social customs of pre-cataclysmic civilizations varied greatly depending on the location and culture of the people. In some cultures, certain customs were seen as essential to their way of life while in others they were seen as optional. For example, in some cultures, marriage was seen as essential while in other cultures, it was seen as an optional practice. In some cultures, it was believed that the gods had to be appeased and rituals were performed to ensure that this happened.

The role of social behavior in ancient civilizations

In addition to these customs, many pre-cataclysmic civilizations had complex systems of laws and regulations to keep their societies in order. These laws were often very strict and could range from harsh punishments for minor infractions to death for serious offenses. These laws were designed to keep the peace and maintain order in the society.

The customs and traditions of pre-cataclysmic civilizations are important to study because they provide valuable insights into how our ancestors lived and the importance they placed on their traditions. They also provide valuable lessons for modern societies about how to live in harmony and respect for each other. It is important to remember that these cultures had a deep appreciation for their customs and traditions and that we should strive to learn from them and use them as a guide for our own behavior.

Conclusion

The Pre Cataclysmic Civilizations have been a source of fascination and study for centuries. These civilizations were complex, sophisticated, and highly advanced for their time. They left behind a rich legacy of art, architecture, and literature that has influenced the cultures of today. Although these civilizations are now long gone, they are still remembered and studied by historians. Their contributions to the world have had an enduring impact, and they continue to be remembered and admired.

The Olmecs are a yet to be explained Civilization regarding their Origins and Culture

This blogpost was composed by myself the author (Ajarn Spencer) with assistance from OpenAI’s GPT3 and, for some of my other private projects, ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence Technology. I would like to thank, and state my amazement at the wonders of Dall-E, GPT3, and GPT Chat, as well as the many other applied methods of accessing OpenAI’s mind-blowing neural network artificial intelligence technologies, that are about to change the world forever, in ways most people can not yet imagine.

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11Aug

Myths Survive Cataclysms But Civilizations Do Not

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Myths Persist Throughout all Eras – the deluge myth has been recounted in the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Bible, the Torah, and the Koran. Myths seem to survive the rise and fall of civilizations, religions, and even cataclysms and mass extinctions.

We have had 25 Mass Extinctions (26 Including this Human induced mass extinction of species on earth), the 5 major ones being  the Ordovician Mass Extinction, Devonian Mass Extinction, Permian Mass Extinction, Triassic-Jurassic Mass Extinction, and Cretaceous-Tertiary.

This, and the concept of A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) Algorithms with machine learning (the program teaches itself without human intervention) being the same process found in Nature’s Evolutionary Algorithms. Creation and Evolution is limited to a certain geometric pattern of self growth and development, and is unescapable, be it nature’s Invisible Process of Evolution, or Human Created Self Learning Machine learning deep Learning A.I. Algorithms. But Civilizations suffer Cataclysms and Fall Into Entropy, or suffer Catabolic Entropy and dissilve through lack of  resources due to fast growth, fall of economy, rebellions , the Steady State, Production in relation to Expansion, and so on.

I delve into Cyberpunk a bit at the end and talk about how the respective benefits and deficits which lie between Artificial Intelligence, and those found in Living Sentient beings (in this case, Humans), will inevitably blend and fuse together in a symbiosis of Human and Machine, Mind and A.I.

I wish I could have had time to go into machine A.I. as to how the inclusion of a conscience (set rules of ethics) should be programmed into a DEEP LEARNING ALGORHYTHM, in order to make sure no conditioned ethics are present.

But that a set of truly universally fair, and logical decisions can be made when confronting social, religious, legal or other dilemmas. The A.I. state oof the art in the moment is able to map the universe, and do scientific computations, and also make simple decisions as to what it thinks we might want. But that’s it.

 “In Space Odyssey 2001, HAL 9000, the Heuristically Programmed Algorithmic Computer, consigned the crew commander to his death by refusing to open the pod bay doors. Leaping forward to today, with life hopefully transcending Arthur C. Clarke’s fiction, NASA has announced a visionary step: that intelligent computer systems will be installed on space probes”

(The Daily Galaxy)

An algorithm, such as if a cyborg police officer sees that he can either save the victim and let the criminal escape, and be destroyed himself in the process, or, catch the criminal and lose the victim who would die, or, sacrifice itself and save the victim whilst killing the criminal.

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How could the A.I. decide what to do?,  if its only command, was to apprehend the criminal alive, or to apprehend the criminal and save the victim? What set of ethics if any should be programmed into the laws of robotics and of A.I. machine learning algorithms ???

The topics and categories and rankings given with the current sets and modules of algorithms in Deep learning, despite producing amazing feats, are still missing too many abstract variables of living human society, in order to make accurate conclusions and decisions. Life is not a game of GO, and Alpha Go cannot give life advice to Humans, and probably never will be able to.

“Computer vision models are struggling to appropriately tag depictions of the new scenes or situations we find ourselves in during the COVID-19 era. Categories have shifted. For example, say there’s an image of a father working at home while his son is playing. AI is still categorizing it as “leisure” or “relaxation.” It is not identifying this as ‘”work” or “office,” despite the fact that working with your kids next to you is the very common reality for many families during this time.”

(Techcrunch).

The algorithm of evolutionary progress of Civilizations seems to indicate that all Civilizations have a limited lifespan for their rise and fall, and mathematicians and statisticians are trying to create algorithms ,to calculate just how much longer our civilisation itself has left, before it falls.

“The collapse of complex human societies remains poorly understood and current theories fail to model important features of historical examples of collapse. Relationships among resources, capital, waste, and production form the basis for an ecological model of collapse in which production fails to meet maintenance requirements for existing capital. Societies facing such crises after having depleted essential resources risk catabolic collapse, a self-reinforcing cycle of contraction converting most capital to waste. This model allows key features of historical examples of collapse to be accounted for, and suggests parallels between successional processes in nonhuman ecosystems and collapse phenomena in human societies.”

(Ecoshock.Org) – Highly recommended PDF on The Human Ecology of  Catabolic Collapse!!!

Neuralink as a solution to the failings of A.I. and the Dangers it may present to Humanity.

However, Elon Musk’s Neuralink, seems to be the answer, a very ‘Cyberpunk’ solution, to the dangers of the rise of A.I. and Robotics, and Androids.

The study of the state of Existential Risk is an important study for Humanity to focus o, as we are in my belief, truly in danger of extinction due to Catabolic Collapse

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8Aug

Is The Deluge Myth of Great Flood a Quaternary Mass Extinction Event?

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The Great Flood

Apart from the Mythical Deluge,  whose truth is argued to this day, we have had 25 scientifically accepted mass extinction events on earth, since life began (not including this 26th current one which is happening to animals because of human interference with nature). Apart from the Current Holocene Extinction, i believe perhaps the flood was the last cataclysm. Before this we had the three Quaternary Mass Extinction Events, 640,000, 74,000, and 13,000 years ago, which may indeed also be one of the possible times from which the Myth of the Deluge originated. be it the Vedic Manu Myth or the Frostgiant Vidgelmir, or the Egyptian Setmet.. the Myth reoccurs again and again

deluge myth

FRONTISPIECE TO GUSTAVE DORE’S ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BIBLE, 1866.

This would imply that Civilisation had already previously developed enough to tell the story, and for the story to be transported across aeons, surviving the rise and fall of religions and empires, remaining contained within each culture and religion’s sacred texts, as a Myth which reflects an actual event.

As in biographical movies, most grimoires and recorded works are ‘works based on real events, which have fictional content to assist the telling of the story according to the current times’ My below podcast talks about the role of Myths in surviving cataclysms, and their purpose as a method of transmitting knowledge of the past.

Whereas empires and religions don’t survive, but the Myths contained within their literature and folk beliefs do, and the stories are told from generation to generation, slowly distorting like the game of Chinese Whispers, but with the core essence of the Truth remaining intact within each version of the myth.

, which is the only one we have recorded, and was about perhaps 5000 – 12000 years ago, before which we know little about Human Life, except from mythologies.

The Chaldean Mythology says Xisuthrus was warned of a coming flood by the god Chronos, who ordered him to build a boat in which to carry family, friends, and two of every kind of animal. Birds were used to find land…

Hihking; The Chinese classic Great Flood of Gun Yu record details one family survived a great flood by gathering their sons and sons’ wives together in a large boat, whereupon they repopulated the earth afterwards. Birds were used to find land.

Babylonia; Epic of Gilgamesh – The god Ea warned Utnapishtim of the imminent destruction of the earth; the ark built was cube-shaped, and held his family, friends, and all animals, Birds were used to find Land.

Download and Read Epic of Gilgamesh English Translation PDF Epic of Gilgamesh by N. K. Sanders, released by Assyrian International News Agency Books Online (www.aina.org)

Assyria; King Ashurbanipal, who lived in the seventh century B.C., recorded, “I have read intricate tablets inscribed with obscure Sumerian or Akkadian…inscriptions on stone from before the Flood.” Birds were used to find land.

King Ashubanipal

King Ashubanipal

Sumer; Eridu Genesis: the god Enki warns Ziudsura to build a large boat due to the coming destruction of the earth. After a flood lasting seven days, Ziudsura sacrifices to the gods. (untranslated if birds were used or not to find land).

Greek Myth; Deucalion and Pyrrha were warned by Prometheus about the flood and told to build a chest; they survived when the chest landed on a high mountain – animals were involved in the exodus.

The Myth of Deucalion and Pyrrha, Niccolò Giolfino, 1550
Deucalion constructs an ark for him and his wife, Pyrrha. They then sail to Mount Parnassus, upon arriving to the mountain top, they solicit permission to recreate the human race. They were subsequently ordered to cast behind them the bones of their mother. Deucalion and Pyrrha interpreted their message to throw stones on the mountain or mother earth. Deucalion’s stones became male children and Pyrrha’s female.

African Masai; God resolved to destroy mankind, as the people were sinful. God commanded Tumbainot, the only righteous man, to build an ark and enter it with his two wives, six sons and their wives, and some of animals of every sort. God caused a great flood, and all other men and beasts drowned. When the water receded the ark grounded and its occupants disembarked…..

 

The Choktaw People; The Great Spirit destroyed a corrupt and wicked human race and all life on earth, except a prophet who went in vain to warn the people to repent or die. The prophet survived by building a raft of sassafras logs… The Tamanakis Tribe; A man and woman escaped to the highest peak after being warned of a flood. Afterward, the tossed coconuts behind them, which became the next race of man.

Enjoy a Lecture about the Choktaw Nation

Recommended Link; Geology, Mythology, and the World’s Ancient Wisdom

Myths of the Flood Are Far Older Than the Bible (Time Magazine).

The below talk delves into more possibilities of the origins of the Deluge Myth, and how Myths seems to survive empires, religions, cultures and cataclysms with mass extinctions.

Conclusive Thought;

As Rudyard Kipling Said “If history were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten.”

We have had 25 Quaternary Mass Extinction Events in the past on Earth, (26 including the current Mass Extinction of Animals caused by Human Influence on the Environment). Are Myths such as that of the deluge, more likely than historical documents to be transmitted across the extinctions, and resurgence of civilisation which follows each mass extinction?

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