/lit/ - Literature

>>11385708
Pic related is pretty much the reason Why I can't trust any religion.
Every culture has a different creation myth.
if humanity got sent back to the stone ages, the new creation myths would be completely different from the old creation myths with entirely different beliefs and traditions.

But someday...

They'll rediscover Farming
They'll rediscover Metal working
They'll rediscover Architecture
They'll rediscover Medicine
They'll rediscover Electricity
They'll rediscover Flight
They'll rediscover Computers
They'll rediscover Atoms
They'll rediscover Space Flight

And the first man in space will see the derelict satellites and realize someone thousands of years ago, has had these same thoughts and done these same things and reached these same places.
And they'll realize that their old beliefs were never true as they would dig through our old records and learn of our creation myths and see how radically they differ from their own.
But they will see our discoveries and become oddly connected with the knowledge that each nation with their different systems of government, religions, and ideologies all came to the same conclusions on a single aspect, technology.

And they'll ask "How is it we fell to ruin?"
and they will read "Simply because belief overpowered reason for a brief moment"

>>10334554
>if it's not science it's wrong

This is a 100% accurate statement, yes, what's your point

Lrn2science, OP