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Penultimate Amazing
King, in case Psiload's comments also flew over your head, let me ask it this way:
Nothing you've cited so far suggests that the ancient lost technology involved anything but stonecutting. They left behind a lot of rocks, but not one advanced tool, wire, or machine. You point out how hard it is to convey technological wisdom without a written language. So where is their writing? They worked in stone, but inscribed nothing? How did they develop their technology without writing? Did they fly away on stoneware saucers? Sail off like Saint Mael in stone tubs? Should we be listening to Stone Temple Pilots records for clues to the ancient mysteries?
e.t.a. PS, St. Mael is fictitious. Please do not get involved or invested in the mystery of stone tub navigation, or in the question of whether penguins are accountable for their sins.
Nothing you've cited so far suggests that the ancient lost technology involved anything but stonecutting. They left behind a lot of rocks, but not one advanced tool, wire, or machine. You point out how hard it is to convey technological wisdom without a written language. So where is their writing? They worked in stone, but inscribed nothing? How did they develop their technology without writing? Did they fly away on stoneware saucers? Sail off like Saint Mael in stone tubs? Should we be listening to Stone Temple Pilots records for clues to the ancient mysteries?
e.t.a. PS, St. Mael is fictitious. Please do not get involved or invested in the mystery of stone tub navigation, or in the question of whether penguins are accountable for their sins.
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