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Civilization is not a straight line but a continuum. Catastrophic events could have erased entire cultures, some potentially far more advanced than we assume. Critics search for mirrors of our own society, but lost civilizations may have wielded technologies and knowledge utterly unlike ours. The pyramids hint at a... show more

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The angular relationship between two edges of a pentagon is 108 degrees - a geometric property embedded in one of the most fundamental forms in sacred geometry. How long has that knowledge existed? Randall argues the accumulated evidence points in only one direction. Advanced civilizations existed in the deep human past - leaving very little record, but enough. Enough that approached from the right perspective the conclusion becomes difficult to avoid. Graham Hancock has been making that argument for decades and Randall notes the evidence is increasingly vindicating it. Human history is deeper and more complex than the mainstream has ever been willing to accommodate. The primary reason it took this long to recognize is the mirror problem - if an ancient civilization does not look like what we have already built, we do not recognize it as civilization at all. We are searching for our own reflection in the ancient record. That search is being overturned by evidence of a historical depth inseparably linked to repeated cycles of catastrophe that have reset the human story more than once.

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