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What are the ways that you theorize we have had the possibility of being implanted as a species, as opposed to naturally upbringing?
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the timelines dont make sense for pure evolution. Not just human evolution, other species as well.. Some of the specialized evolution doesn't make sense either; earlier non-funtional versions would have served no purpose and should have been bred out rather than refined.
we're also just a little too well adapted, or our environments are too well adapted to us.
it seems to me more likely that an intelligent species either terraformed this planet, genetically designed early humans, or both, leaving us here (or not) as a functional creation.
We've done the same with chickens, cows, various plants, although on a less advanced scale.
this theory ties in well with various creation myths, pre-historical visitation myths, etc.. I also don't think humans were necessarily the first intelligent-ish species on this planet, or in this solar system.
Annunaki are one of seversl plausible possibilities, but I don't really profess allegiance to any particular explanation. That might seem like an AI answer, but I just see it as remaining intellectually honest and open to many possibilities.
You are completely right in, we have had advanced civilization for far longer than archaeology can prove. Archeology is a science of chance. If we’ve found what we have found now, by chance… imagine what far greater civilizations existed before?
Also, things that the biased-science prove in terms of evidence in archeology & determining the life scale/amount existence of the human species are at conflict, because the most recent civilized, evolved, humanoid skeleton was found & it was 250,000 years old.
I also know culturally, that the worlds oldest religion, Hinduism, carried a verbal legacy, possibly, thousands of years prior to the written word - which is, Sanskrit, the root of all of the world’s languages.