Matthew LaCroix

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.

But as I've been going along with this, there have been some things I've had to change.

The first thing is the Sumerians had no writings.

That's a big one.

That's going to be a bomb for people.

How could the Sumerians had written about written about their own destruction if they were destroyed?

It doesn't work that way.

They had no writings because they're part of the same civilization that I. They're an extension of that.

They're an early iteration of what became something much greater.

They didn't believe in leaving writings behind because like Socrates said, Socrates felt that writings could be misinterpreted very easily.

We're going to drop some bombs here.

No, they're younger.

So we're going to drop some bombs here.

We're going to need to reformat some things here.

What archaeologists think is Sumerian is not.

It's actually Neo-Akkadian.