Matthew LaCroix

The first thing is, I don't think it's that much different than we have now, where we have modern civilization at a peak of its time, which I don't agree with.

But look at today, you go to parts of the Amazon or parts off of islands off of India, and there are cultures that live with none of the things that we have.

I think that same dynamic existed then too.

I'm not suggesting – and if anything, it probably existed in a more extreme way where most of the world probably was Denisovans and other kinds of humans.

Well –

Something occurred in ancient Mesopotamia with the lowering of kingship and this emergence of the first civilizations.

And we've talked about that.

And a lot of people will coin that as the Sumerians, right?

And I've discussed that in a lot of my work.

And that was where a lot of this began.

Now, I want to just start out by laying this foundation down.

I have made some mistakes in my understanding.

I want to clear those up now.

As we're going along, there are things that I've had to reformat and understand in a different way because of a lot of what this discovery is and how it entails.

And it connects everything.

It actually goes all the way back to Zaya Sudra.

Little did I know, but I had been exploring it without even realizing it.

And it has to do with these divine me's that were lowered down during Zayasudra's time that he talks about.

I don't want to jump around here too much.

I want to try to stay, if I can, in a chronological order to understand.