Matthew LaCroix

Because how else would you then put this?

Where else would you put it?

We now can place each of these events during sequences of not only procession, but also climatic events that match destruction mentioned in the stories.

All of it comes together to say, look, we have an over 20,000 year period of human history in which we became the greatest masters we've ever been.

And then we were all destroyed.

But before they were destroyed, they left all of their knowledge for us.

And they knew they were all going to die.

No, no, no.

All that?

Okay, so let me lay this out there.

This is definitely important.

I'm glad you brought that up.

Imagine there was a previous civilization age that existed on Earth.

It was the Sumerians, and that's the only one.

There might not have been any other Homo sapiens, sapien civilizations anywhere.

It may have just been like more Neanderthal hunter-gatherers, right?

Let's say something started there very special, like it states, just like the tablet says it does, where something very special emerges,

in that region with Erudite Shurupec.

Now, that was the first beginnings of everything, but they were destroyed, right?

And so what happens?