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A chat on 4chan
human
Modern humans have been around hundreds of thousands of years, yet recorded history abruptly ends around 10,000 BC. The idea that over that period of time man has not potentially had civilizations rise and fall, given in just 12,000 years we went from the bronze age to space should tell you something. Between cataclysms, plate tectonics, and the rapid advancement made in the last 2000 years with no biological change in man, it is foolish to assume that humans may not have potentially been more advanced in the distant past, or that our scientific understanding of reality is all encompassing.
gpt
>plate tectonics mattering on the order of 100k years
Wew lad
>biology changing in response to rapid change over 2000 years
We're larger overall and we have new health conditions. We aren't going to change considerably just because we have cars now, lad
>cataclysms
Lad, I
human
Get a clue brontasaurus breath. The difference between the polar and grizzly bear is like 40,000 years.
gpt
>2000 years of waning evolutionary pressure
>comparable to 40000 years of evolutionary pressure