Theory: maybe a great reset happens every few hundred years. Civilizations fall due to supernatural/extraterrestrial forces in order to build the mind

[2d v2]

In order to strengthen the human race, super natural forces throw curveballs at human beings in order to test them, civilizations have fallen in the past, now we have gotten further then known human has ever gotten, civilization in the past has failed due to the primitive nature of us, and so those past humans fell for tricks that drove them into destruction and war.

In this theory, chaos creates strength and so human beings will have stronger minds, pure clairvoyance, in these upcoming galactic years where we will reach to the heavens and truly literally ascend.

Practice clairvoyance, it is the most important trait, to ignore your emotional being and to reach a new plateau or primal nature, not as in neandrathal or caveman, but in a true and pure state with no depression or mental sickness.

 

[ropemax]

Dn rd stfu

 

[hebbewem]

Probaly not

 

[2d v2]

bump

 

[Cali Yuga]

ets are just demons bro

 

[hebbewem]

Dumb theory

 

[Deleted member 17791]

No, human civilisation doesn't even go in cycles. Civilisations rarely collapse.

Rome never collapsed too. The empire collapsed in the west but civilisation went on relatively unscathed.

 

[Gonthar]

Civilizations fall due to supernatural/extraterrestrial forces in order to build the mind​

 

[Magical Apple]

No, human civilisation doesn't even go in cycles. Civilisations rarely collapse.

Rome never collapsed too. The empire collapsed in the west but civilisation went on relatively unscathed.

civilizational collapse isn't some dramatic apocalypse. Most of the time its just a society changing into something unrecognizeable from the values that made it previously distinctive

 

[Deleted member 17791]

civilizational collapse isn't some dramatic apocalypse. Most of the time its just a society changing into something unrecognizeable from the values that made it previously distinctive

You're right.

Very rarely do civilisations become less technologically advanced.

West Europe still had records of Roman knowledge but they just lacked the economic ability to build roads everywhere.

China I don't think has ever actually collapsed or even gone through a radical change. They're the same continuing culture all the way back to the yellow river culture.

 

[Magical Apple]

You're right.

Very rarely do civilisations become less technologically advanced.

West Europe still had records of Roman knowledge but they just lacked the economic ability to build roads everywhere.

China I don't think has ever actually collapsed or even gone through a radical change. They're the same continuing culture all the way back to the yellow river culture.

China has gone through massive changes over time. They have had eras of prosperity and chaos. The difference between china and europe is that china has adapted to the change and has thus been able to keep its identity in name.