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TrashPosterInTheDark
replied 2192d
And the difference in the myths relies with details. Exactly what one would expect to see if different cultures would talk about the same event but from their very own perspective.
replied 2192d
With the events not happening at the same time everywhere. How does a global event not happen at the same time?
TrashPosterInTheDark
replied 2192d
Well that's the thing, they talk about the same event otherwise they wouldn't share the same myth.
replied 2192d
So if I saw I saw a flood on the flood plains at 6000 years ago, and someone else saw a flood 5000 years ago in India, you conclude they were the same flood, and happened globally?
TrashPosterInTheDark
replied 2189d
No but the odds of such thing are quite slim.
replied 2189d
Well you are currently doing just that.
TrashPosterInTheDark
replied 2188d
Otherwise how can humanity completely lose their construction techniques that was globally known and spread?
replied 2188d
We didnt lose anything. We have far better techniques now. It is like the myth that Roman's made better concrete. Just because we we often cheap out doesnt mean we cant.
TrashPosterInTheDark
replied 2188d
I meant that the odds of such multiple desctructive events happening is such a short time frame are slimmer than a bigger happning just once.
replied 2188d
We have seen such events over a far short time span, I think you are wrong. Natural disasters happen. Especially since the disasters those places had were common to their area.