This is a very emergent, spur-of-the-moment sort of post, because I read something this morning that’s captured my curiosity for a few years now. I knew I had to write about it right now, while it’s fresh in my mind—not the sort of thing where I chew on it for a while before posting. It involves something I’ve been chewing on and curious about for years: the origins of human civilization.

I’ve thought about it so long that I’m absolutely certain just about every human on the planet—save maybe a few hundred thousand, maybe a couple million, I don’t know—is living in an imagined simulation contrived some few thousand years ago. That narrative is breaking down; it’s breaking down everywhere. It’s part and parcel of why we’re seeing the sort of stuff we’re seeing, because on one hand, it’s exposing truth, and on the other, it’s exposing all those people whose livelihoods depend on propping up the myth—which cannot stand.

So that’s how I look at things. I don’t really see it as some grand fight; I see it as a process over time where lies that people rely on break down. And then there are always those people dependent upon those lies for their bread—essentially for their bread and butter, or their hyper-wealth, even millions and billions of dollars. It all rests upon everyone holding that this certain thing is true. But when it’s not true, that eventually comes out.

… A few days ago, my friend Dr. Michael Eades posted his usual weekly roundup on his channel, complete with a section of links at the end. I was particularly captivated by one of those links, which revealed that archaeologists have uncovered evidence pushing human civilization back hundreds of thousands of years—not the paltry 5,000 to 8,000 years peddled by the Bible, but hundreds of thousands. They’re basing this on examinations of islands, especially in the southern hemisphere, like the vast archipelago of Indonesia with its thousands of scattered landmasses.

But here’s what really drives it home for me: I know—and no Jews or Christians seem willing to acknowledge or even recognize this—but sea levels about 20,000 years ago were a full 400 feet lower than they are now (because of the ice age). That single fact obliterates the entire mythology and fairytale nonsense of the Jews and Christians about how civilization supposedly began on this planet, with Moses and Noah and all those other fabricated dudes leading the charge. It’s a complete and utter fabrication, plain and simple.

When you wrap your head around that, you realize you’ve been living in a fairytale fantasy since the moment you started forming words, however many years ago that was. It’s all been a load of bullshit from the start.

What I’m saying is that there is actual physical evidence—physical evidence like pottery, pans, cooking utensils, and all that shit like that. And it’s not only on islands; if you look—and they will be looking—you’ll find shit like that down to 400 feet under the ocean, below current sea level. So this is what’s going to take decades and decades, because most people are intransigent. Most people just want to feel like they know what is real, and they don’t. They never have. For thousands of years, no human being has actually known what the history of civilization is on planet Earth. Not one. And everyone has tried to suck up to whatever the prevailing narrative was—the Bible, God, Jesus, Jehovah, Allah, blah blah blah.

Human beings should self-correct and make better human beings going forward, but none of them do that, or at least to the extent possible with better information. They just cling to what they think they know. So I don’t know where I came from. I have no idea where I came from, because from an early age, it all seemed a bit bullshit-like to me, though I went along. And so most of my life—now over half of my life—has been devoted to curiosity over all of thet. If you cannot honestly face reality, you have no right to draw breath as a human being.

So now let’s get into some links and other stuff. I’ll even share a link with Grok, where he or she documents and demonstrates what the sea level was 20,000 years ago, which predates some of these civilizations by literally hundreds of thousands of years. I’m telling you now that this is going to be very big going forward. It is going to utterly falsify the Jewish and Christian and even Muslim narratives of the origin of human civilization. They’re off by hundreds of thousands of years. And if you’ve ever believed in that, I don’t blame you, because that was the only story when we grew up. But if you still believe in it, you’re challenged.

Links

1. Mike Eades’ post (don’t miss MD’s charcuterie plate).
2. Archaeological finds hundreds of thousands of years old have shown human settlement of many of the world’s remote islands, challenging our assumptions of a primitive prehistory.
3. Now watch this: Joe Rogan Experience #2215 – Graham Hancock. Link.
4. Grok on Sea levels.

In closing, please allow me to clarify a little bit. I am nothing like other bloggers that you have ever encountered—not one. I do not have millions of followers; I have thousands. I don’t have millions or thousands of paid subscribers; I have hundreds. But the thing for me is that I’m always on a curiosity quest to truly understand better how we work—none of the bullshit that everyone fed me as a kid, ever satisfied me.

But as I grow older, I’ve seen that, oh my God, they never seek to verify it. They never seek to validate it, and they picture themselves in a life where they end up knowing everything, and they fight to the death for that. And that’s the stupidest fucking thing ever. They’re just not curious, they’re not honest. They don’t look to find out what the real thing is, and I know I’ll never find it, but I keep searching and maybe I get closer. I am closer. And so I appreciate guys like Graham Hancock and Joe Rogan and everybody else who are actually honest people.

It’s very, very sad to me that almost nobody I know in my life on planet Earth is a truly honest person—willing to shed any confidence or belief on new and solid information. What a fucking life to lead, where almost nobody you know is truly honest.

This is a final parting shot, or note, or whatever the fuck you want to call it. This is music to me, and it’s sort of a kickoff for the kind of shit I’m going to write going forward. And that is: I don’t give a fuck. I do not give a fuck what anyone thinks. I’m going to say what I want. This is why you don’t see me blogging this bullshit every day about what’s going on in mainstream politics, you know?

You know what I love right this day? You know what I love? I love that the king of the world, US President Donald Trump, told Thailand—where I live—and Cambodia—where I lived 30 miles away from for a good long while, and went to the border many times—Trump said, “Knock it the fuck off or there will be consequences,” when they had a border skirmish a couple months ago. And they both said, “Yes, sir.” And yesterday, he flew into Malaysia—Kuala Lumpur—hosted by the Malaysians, and they signed a historic agreement for peace, which is hundreds of years old, because Thailand and Cambodia have always disputed what borders what. So part of the concessions are that they’re gonna use high-level data now to actually redefine all the borders—it can be meters, could be hundreds of meters. My Thai girlfriend explained it to me last night: there’s disputes that are like from just meters to like huge swaths of land. They’re gonna sort that all out. She loves it.

So I just… I love it. I love it. I’m so proud that my president from my home country, Donald Trump, came, flew out here, flew over, and sealed a deal on a hundreds-of-years border dispute with Thailand—my country, my new country—and the other country. And I just love it. I’m so… I feel proud to be an American right now, as someone living in Thailand.

So this is what I want to say: This is real things, real things in the day-to-day, that can help you understand why the bullshit fantasy myth narrative you live under—with Jews and Christians…Muslims. Abrahamic religion, Abrahamic, thousands of years old—it’s just not fit for the real world anymore.

I’m going to do something I’ve never done before. I didn’t adopt any suggestions, but here is Grok’s assessment of this post.