I understand what you mean, but in my opinion, that's just another kind of deception. There's so much more evidence that there was once a great civilization, of which we are only fragmentary remnants, yet it's sold to us as advanced technological progress. Religion, politics, culture, economics, society, science—we're comparatively at a Stone Age level today, in relation to what once existed. Paganism, the current state of our world, is simply a consequence of what has been destroyed—intellectually, spiritually, and materially. We try to find explanations for our present existence with these meager remnants, groping in the dark. Only when we know what really happened will we find ways to return to what we once were and, hopefully, do better and learn from our mistakes. But we haven't yet found a concrete answer to that question. Our ignorance is exploited by distractions of every kind to keep us from finding the answers. The knowledge exists. Hidden and partly obvious. But as long as we allow ourselves to be fobbed off with simplistic explanations and concepts in order to find supposed culprits, we prevent ourselves from finding the truth. But even that is just a concept, a model that only partially reflects reality, based on what we know today…