Evan Hafer

So everything was ruined.

So you're talking about...

I mean, at least several hundreds of years of advancement that just were eliminated in three decades.

Yeah.

I mean, you would, I would spend a lot of time just trying to understand the place, right?

And you would have, you leave an airfield where we have the most advanced technology in the world, right?

Like we're, you know, launching helicopters and jets and any and all pieces of technology you could imagine, right?

And you would drive, you know, into these valleys or, you know, from one place to another.

And you would have horse-drawn carriages of, you know, two mules and they're carrying something in the background.

And it's like you have the same cars are on the road with a Toyota Corolla and you have a mule pulling an old Toyota Corolla or something, right?

So you'd have...

an entire society of like basically Amish, Amish level people.

And then, you know, Americans right next door in an air base are launching the most advanced technology and war fighting tech capability in the world.

And so you'd see everything from point A to point B, you would encounter huge percentage of the people are illiterate, like no schooling, no advancement for girls, you know, that,

Children were seen more as like a beast of burden.

And a lot of places they would actually value their sheep more than they would value their children.

So they would be looking for reparations or, you know, to get paid for quite possibly the sheep that you destroyed on target.

But their kids, not, not really.

So you had a really clear picture to what civilization was like 500 years before that or a thousand years at certain times.

And you'd see it too, right?