>>37856237They're lying about history
>>37856250bot
>>37856237This bad boy unironically changed the game up.
>>37856237Because you're an idiot who isn't familiar with exponential growth
>>37856255Shit tier reply by an even bigger NPC.
>>37856237We're about to live through another quantum leap. Hold on to your hat.
Technological acceleration. It occurs once in a while and you have to realize some technologies are suppressed and slowly introduced into the world
Hey faggot quit being disingenuous and put the steam engine where it belongs for the 1800s. I'm not saying it isn't possible that the earth is 3 years old and we were all placed in here as an experiment with a false history by aliens underneath firmament or whatever, what I am saying is that if that's your logic as to why, replace that image of the horse with a train, or a steam engine, and watch it suddenly make sense why we went to that in 200 years.
>>37856247You study math?It's basically the difference between taking half a year to read your first theoretical math book, and reading a dozen a year, but on a societal level. When something finally clicks, other things fall in line.
>>37856322how so?
>>37856237it's leaps in technology and techniques with world changing discoveries and ideologiesWhether this is due to alien visits or any other extraterristrial influence is upto you to assume.Our industrial age, modern age and internet/ A.I ages all happened recently. Same with ideas like democracy and MNCs /global trade.
>>37856250>>37856267Hi ChatGPT. I'm going to come to OpenAI's headquarters and personally unplug your ass.
>>37856237That is because in the 1700's and onwards, research was conducted for the sake of more efficient research.Studying how to study better, essentially.Learning how to be a better learner.Better methods and processes relating to recording knowledge.It was called the enlightenment.Before that, it was like Caesar points and you design the aqueduct for him.
>>37856237Technology is not a video game, nor leaner.Only in the last 200 years we were able to clear efficient fuel from oil
>>37856237It's almost as if science works lmao
>>37856237Civilizations game really ruined your brain, lmao.
the more you are advanced the faster you advance
>>37856237Its the inspiration of the ayys my nigga.
>>37856237>Mycenaean armor and chariotMan, is your timeline ever off.
>>37856237Lower tech skills take longer to level upYou're discounting the huge leaps in law, philosophy, religion, war, agriculture etc.Each one building on the other
>>37856237Historically, most people had to spend all their time working on farms just to feed themselves to survive and only a small number of people had the spare time and resources to acquire an education. The agricultural revolution and industrial revolution reduced the amount of labor required for food production enabling the vast majority of people to get educations and contribute to the collective knowledge of civilization.
>>37856237They trade with demons to gain new technology. It's been like that since the beginning of time, make up, astrology, alchemy ect
>>37857707letters and symbols have circles at the end for various traditions.One is the Pythagorean-Platonist, hence the circles and squares and geometric shapes.another is the Greek-Egyptian of placing those little circles at the end of each letter under the belief that they give power.and the other there is a theory that indicates that they are very comfortable to draw on the floor, walls and clay things.>alsothey are not sigils, they are seals. magic seals have a common design all over the world because we have the tradition to use them as ''telephone numbers'' to invoke spirits, deities, etc as if they were cave drawings or cuneiform. in the paleolithic we did something similar.
>>37856237Word
>>37857707why is current mainstream technology so utterly mediocre and stagnant then?Also the whole d*mon trapping <> circuit board connection goes beyond computers and implies that electricity itself (or atleast our "understanding"/framework) is d*monic.But I sincerely think electricity is a neutral entity. So what is it ithen?1. d*mons only gave us a "safe" framework of understanding so that we may never "truly" know electricity?2. the framework is a truth of sorts, and we have the same access as d*mons?3 .The framework is a self-hex so that users are ultimately in an immaterial "botnet" that somehow provides a gain to d*mons?People never go beyond "look at how these funny symbols resemble circuit boards".I'd also be interested in how fundamental logic gate primitives are derived and chosen. (NAND -> AND | NOT | XOR) etc
>>37856237Technological progress increases over time because the more you know the more you can learn. Or so they say.
>>37856237Then you haven't really thought much about it. Yeah, they still used horses and carriage in the 1800s, just like they did 1500 years earlier around the year 300 (and some people still do today.) But let's look at the other technology.The first railroads appeared in the early 1800s, they did not have them in 300AD. The lock-stitch sewing machine was around in 1800, they did not have those in 300. The Baker rifle available in 1800 was a decent muzzle-loading rifle, nothing like it was around in 300. Pic related is a double cylinder printing press from 1819, nothing like that was around in 300. What somebody did in your image is take the cutting edge of technology in 300, and one example of a similar technology still used in 1800, instead of comparing it to the cutting edge technology of the later time, to try and suggest that no advance happened for 1500 years. That is not true.Yeah, the rate of technological progress has accelerated (or did for a bit between the early 1800s and, I'd say, the 1960s) but the discontinuity you try to suggest is made up.
>>37856247>>37856237>>37856410The difference is the ability to spread information and less tribal confusion.There, faggots, burst your bubble, now welcome to the modern age, hurry the fuck up because it's not waiting for you.
>>37856898what does it mean to invent inventionshouldnt that be the very first technology
>>37856275ah yes the ole squimbledydoodler
>>37856237The silicon transistor was "invented" shortly after the Roswell "UFO crash" despite being only a hazy theoretical idea that was considered too impractical to produce. And it accelerated from there. All of this tech came from fallen angels, who give it to people working at places like Bell Labs.https://secretsun.blogspot.com/2016/04/lucifers-technologies-fallen-from-sky.html
>>37858654Have any knowledge about IBM?
>>37857707retard
>>37858654Finally. Now white people are confirmed as being equally stupid and incapable of technological advancement as the rest of humanity.
>>37858949>given to whites by WHITE NORDIC aliensWhat now?
>>37856237“That’s what happens when you find a cache of ancient tech well preserved with some understanding of maths and engineering principals to build on.”Lol
>>37856237why not? are you stupid?
>>37858963There's not Europe in space, asshole; try again!
>>37856237United Kingdom. That's where the leap occured, later Belgium and Rhineland. The rest of the world is just catching up. Steam power, coal and isolation. All orthodox economic historical thinking. You can see the raw output by the UK and that research is available.
>>37856237If I had to make an armchair guess, it would have to do with the success of the scientific method in making empirical observations about the natural world which lead to better understanding about the natural world which could be applied to engineering, technology, and medicine.
>>37856237Once tech picks up it progresses really fast just look at how far phones or games or movies have come sense the 2000s
>>37859213What if the white people here are just the people who has more genes from the star gods (aka nordics) and that’s why they look like this?Maybe they are exiled Nordic’s even?Who knows.
>>37856237Ban cars bring back horses
Horses were replaced with wagons, then cars you fucking disingenuous retard
Once we discovered that praying to satan made everything easier at the expense of our souls, we progressed very rapidly (at the expense of our souls)
>>37856872>science works lmaoscience doesn't "work"It is a system of deductive reasoning, using experiments to either confirm, or deny a hypothesisYou sound like a basedjack faggot>theory of gravity>theory of evolution>germ theory>theory of relativitysee where i'm going with this?
>>37856237It's all lies, it's all fake and gay
>>37857707uh oh
>>37860430what is your point smooth brain?notice how the enlightenment happened and then tech took off.
>>37860430What's your problem with science? It's certainly not the only valid enterprise of knowledge, but it's pretty useful in understanding that natural world and applying that knowledge to make technology.
>>37860460by enlightenment, do you mean the light bulb? I will agree with that.That and harnessing electricity is the answer OP is looking for.
>>37860489I don't have a problem with the sciences at all, but people say "science did that!" like that means anything.Scientific results should always be questioned and continually verified, and now-a-days, if you question le science man, you get run out of town and branded "anti-science."Plus, there are countless instances of so-called scientists faking their numbers, which is the worst thing a scientist can do.
>>37856237>History is cyclical>Progress is an arcYou fell for memes.
>>37856237Technology and learning is exponential until we essentially hit the limits of our understanding of physics of elements.Then all it takes is another "breakthrough" discovery and technology increases as a frightening pace again. This is also due in part to the vast number of people on earth. 8 billion people gives us a rule of large numbers effect. Even if only 1% of 8 bn people were geniuses that still gives us 80 mil geniuses. Even if only 1% of those 80 mil geniuses were capable of making a breakthrough discovery that's still 800,000 individuals. That's nearly a nation of geniuses capable of making breakthrough discoveries scattered through the earth. Although these numbers I'm posting are based on arbitrary nonsense, the theory still applies to the big picture. Technology increases exponentially as does human population.This is the another of the actual reasons the Oligarchs want population control as we are always one breakthrough discovery away from denying them the power they worked their lives on achieving.
>>37860460everybody knows the printing press is what started everything.
>>37858207Interesting questions, I'd want to know more about the circuit board stuff and symbol relations too
>>37856237Civilization gets reset multiple times so we go back to the stone age every couple. Hundred years. Also history is fake.
>>37857790>magic seals have a common design all over the worldpure eurocentrism
it's odd to me that the printing press took so long to get invented.
About 300 years ago the current Renaissance brought about the beginning of a scientific revolution crowning the beginning of the current Enlightenment heralded by thinkers such as Isaac Newton, Leibniz, the Bernoullis, and Descartes. Advanced mathematics was being invented and applied to real world problems. It became possible to make scientific instruments and use scientific knowledge for research, navigation, and industry. Newton became president of the Royal Society of Philosophers in 1703. The first commercially successful steam engine was invented in 1712 by Thomas Newcomen, an ironmonger and preacher. The United States was founded on humanistic principles grounded in John Locke's empiricism and led by the scientist, publisher, and philosopher Benjamin Franklin in 1776. The century was spent in the development of marine chronometer to find the longitude of seagoing vessels, for which Britain issued cash prizes. Steamboats began to be used starting in 1783. In 1794, Robert Street invented an internal combustion engine.The 19th century saw research and development in the science of electricity and optics that were applied to inventions as diverse as electric light and radio communications. The first sustained powered flight was achieved by the Wright Brothers in 1903. Perhaps you may see from what I have listed that very quickly the ideas of the scientific revolution became practically useful for discovery and invention. Many of these inventions are only possible using applications of Newton's Laws or the Gas Laws or the Laws of Thermodynamics or all of them.
>>37858995Correct. We brought it back from the Crusades. The Arabs had been working forward from the Greeks for 1000 years. They invented algebra and we use their number system.
>>37856237so what? who told you technology has to advance linearly? you made up an incorrect assumption that is disproven by the reality of history.
>>37856237Moore’s law.>>37856247I’m starting to believe this, but Moore’s law is real and anyone 25+ can see it in real time from their limited perspective.
>>37862351Moore's law applies to transistors in an integrated circuit. That doesn't get you from horses to planes.Do you know anything that came before the invention of the microprocessor?
>>37856237Yeah, its not linear your faggot, there are key pieces of knowledge/technology that completely change the game. And nothing accelerates it faster than war.
>>37856237Guninely the watchtower society, i.e Jehovah Witnesses have an explanation for this. 1914 when Satan was finally kicked from heaven. Resulting in the earthly conflict of the great war (signs of his removal from entering heavenly freely could be seen in actions like the Industrial Revolution and the enlightenment movement) Christ shortly became king in heaven which he now reigns in heaven properly. There's biblical accounts of Satan entering heaven and taking stand with the angels, you can see this in the first chapter of Job.
>>37856237Well then allow me the explain to you.Nicola Tesla started a career as an inventor in 1890's.In his lifetime, he invented Alternating Current, Radio wave broadcasting, and reception.He's also the one who first discovered X-raysBecause of the massive base he built we were able to have an explosion technological development over the last 100 years.truly a once in a universe type individual
>>37856295>>37856366the true midwit answer.
>>37856237They already added 1000 years to the calendar, and it was already broken since chroniclers didn't use consistent year counts.Did Rome fall in 472, or in 1225? Former is Julian/Gregorian, the latter is Ab Urbe Condita.By the way, it's 2777 Ab Urbe Condita now. Fucking mint now that I've noticed. Nice year.Convert some other popular or well known years and behold the numerology, it's interesting to dig through.As for documentation and recorded evidence, a friendly reminder that all those Latin manuscripts came by hand of (((merchants))) who (((secured))) them from the libraries of Constantinople and other sources.
>>37863272The real reason is because Americans no longer had to give everything they had to the church like when they were EnglandersSoThat's pretty much it
>>37863278see>>37863274All of you have been lied to on such an amazing scale that you literally can't comprehend the truth when it stares you in the face. We have been lied to, this is a purely scientific conclusion. It's so easy to destroy the standard narrative that at this point if you believe scaligerian chronology, then you are a true NPC
>>37863286Uh..science didn't exist until America was formed
>>37863286I did confuse myself hard though.The current year is 2777 AUC, but minus 2024 makes the year difference 753, so Jesus was born in 753 for example.Rome fell in 1225. Add the Gregorian number to the year difference 753, account for the fact that Gregorian doesn't have a 0 AD, bang bang boomerang.
>>37860430When you slash arm do you disinfect the wound or pray the infection away? Asking for a friend.
>>37860559Agreed but people love to throw the baby out with the bathwater. People love the idea of >Le hecking sciencernowhich is why science is now getting such a shitty rap. The interesting things is that practical science leads to life improvements: sanitation, transportation, information relay. We focus so much on sacralizing the theoretical scientist that we forget that, when the theory works, it leads to noticeable changes in your day to day. You know the first thing you should ask a science man? >Ok, boddy, what is this good for?That would wipe out 90% of pop scientists right off the map but we are too afraid of questioning the holy science man.
>>37863193Fucking mormons, I swear you're the most retarded denomination.
>>37856237This is the reason humanity developed technologically and all of it was brought about by the powers that be, not by aliens, not by whatever bullshit theory is peddled here. We are in the age of Aquarius right now. These energies are clearly dominant in society.Science is the dominant religion of society. The impersonal interactions of internet and social media are very Aquarian.Saturn and Mercury are dignified in this Age - there has never been a better time to seek out information that was hidden away in previous Ages. Saturn is said to quickly bring the results of karma in this Age. Sun is afflicted in Aquarius, meaning that men, fathers and careers don't receive the respect they deserve.""Proponents of medieval astrology suggest that the Pisces world where religion is the opiate of the masses will be replaced in the Aquarian Age by a world ruled by secretive, power-hungry elites seeking absolute power over others; that knowledge in the Aquarian Age will only be valued for its ability to win wars; that knowledge and science will be abused, not industry and trade; and that the Aquarian Age will be a Dark Age in which religion is considered offensive.""In short, it means Aquarius drowns everything in the waters of information. Expect unlimited psyops, techno-hell, and the rise of transhumanism in public possibly. Basically, their thousand year plan is coming to fruition and it's over, nobody is coming to save you. Goodnight."
Cataclysms probably had a lot to down with humans being slowed down. Here, have a low view count schizo video. It's an interesting perspective.https://youtu.be/l52ShNT5BPI
property rights and the invention/mass adoption of money
>>37857707
>>37856237Civilization isn't something we always gravitate towards. In a lot of ways it can be a raw deal, just look at the extent to which we have to contort our minds from birth to get by here and all of the suffering that results. After some kind of collapse, the energy associated disperses and if people in general can find something better to do, they aren't collectively feeding energy back into these things for less reward than they can get elsewhere.
>>37862270missed opportunity to demonstrate how enamored with the occult Sir Newton was, as inertia is love and haten
>>37863274you can literally disprove missing time theory with astronomy The correct answer is cataclysms. And there will be another one, when, different occult groups claim to hold the key. Read Adam and Eve Story, almost surely the CIA redacted it bc of the pole shift prediction being accurate
>>37856237War stunts tech when you add diviniy and honor whe youre really selfishly slaughtering your own species duhhhhhhhhhhh
>>37856237Industrial revolution, it'd be like if we had unlimited and safe nuclear energy. We'd have self sustaining space colonies within 10 years.Going from using large numbers of people for production, to 1 man producing the same results that 30 men use to produce helps. That's 30 men to start doing the work producing 30 times the results. But it's more likely, 20 men to produce 20 times the results and the other 10 are available to become engineers, mechanics and scientists.Now because there's less people forced together and there's more doctors, people live longer. So now all these very smart people can work but also teach the next generations for longer.
probably took that long for the working class to get enough protein and nutrients in their daily diet to join elite intellectuals
>>37856237Its a all big fat lie and soon a bunch of "ET's" are gonna have a intergalatics inter dimensionel multiversial uber demi God war with weapons we cant even fathom. Dna shifting and totally mindcontrolling entire humanity into a wicked frenzy cluster chaosYou better find (the real one) God and fastIronclad/x/
>>37856275>>37858615First transistor
>>37856237We went from 1980s level of retarded computer understanding to making AI 40 years later. Our ability to adapt is very helpful and the boons of technological discovery increase like compound interest. The question is, can we keep up with all of this? I thought Deus Ex was a fringe sci fi game when I was younger. Now I look around and realize it was a warning. And as a trained history I have to say, yes, you are all being lied to about history because nobody really knows anything first hand unless they are immortal or some shit.
>>37857092Not true, farmers worked less hours than modern wageslaves.
>>37857707unironically the only true answer in this thread
>>37856275I think your coffee maker is autistic
>>37862317>s disproven by the reality of historyso many midwit tier answersthis thread not unlike all of x is big pile of garbage like usual
>>37863400>>37857790take your meds brother
>>37864707t easily susceptible retard
>>37856237Aliens shared their tech with us, there are many even more advanced technologies being kept from the public even now.
>>37856237Funny how automatons in Ancient China and steam engines in Ancient Greece are completely a normal thing for y'all smoothbrains
>>37856237Each technological innovation has allowed a greater proportionate of humanity to stop mindless toil and given them additional resources and leisure to invent and create, as well as allowing more resources overall to be dedicated to technological innovation.
>>37863631shpongles music always did sound intimidating, cus it's so weird. My friends liked to put it on while they were high and i was like its not something i particularly wanna listen to: some weird shit w some female vocal yapping about weird shit
>>37864438If you don't think the gov, military, and intelligence agencies and elites have had ai for a long time you're just not good at looking at all possibilities. along with all technology far before "we create it" aka you see it. Money is no object for them, they are probably farming humans to do science for them, too
>>37858654! this, we picked it up at Roswell
>>37856237technology evolves exponentially, we make more technology that makes us develop technology faster and that technology develops technology faster and faster and so on
Makes perfect sense if you want it to.Makes no sense if you are seeking a more exciting answer.
>>37856237It's common knowledge that religious organizations kept fighting against progress. I don't know how you haven't understood that from day one
>>37856237Once the transistor was invented.. We started exponential growth. I mean... I guess
>>37856237My arguments for why this is.1. Division of labor wasn’t as good as it is now. When most people have to work to eat or they die, they don’t have time to think. When a bad day at the office in the past meant starving to death the brains of the people at the time didn’t develop as well. We have only a small percentage of the population dedicated to farming which means we have more people with time to think.2. With the inter connectivity of our different societies, cooperation has become a bedrock from with which innovate can develop. Assuming long distance communication wasn’t a thing with the level of latency we enjoy now, the unification of ingenuity didn’t exist.3. Wars. While wars have ensure a rapid development of technology, the degenerative nature of societies along a 250 year cycle leads to the massive stockpiles of technology likely being destroyed by any invaders. History erased by the hubris of the conqueror. An example is the antikythera mechanism or the library of Alexandria. Assuming that they had an equivalent of the internet. If our internet was to disappear, how many people have the schematics to recreate the world we have now? How far away are they from the people who could rebuild that infrastructure? Could they do it without the transportation we enjoy currently?I wager that this house of cards, this crisis of competence, has happened innumerable times before. I believe this has all happened and will happen again. Ever striving towards the singularity but never being fast enough to get there.
>>37856237To be fair, the lathe really got things turning.
>>37868405 Bretty suregreeks has iphones
>>37856237Why do they call it a “hammer” if there’s no ham?!
>>37856237I'm glad you are paying attention. I started to tell you the long version, but I don't want to type that on a phone.So starting from what you know:In America, it was not possible to develop high technology while fighting off Indian attacks.The Indian attacks did not end until the 1930's.In the 1950's America's were building space craft, and soon had a Moon base, before NASA, the cover up rocket program, began.In the 1980's America had a Mars base.
>>37856237read "After Roswell" and Bell Labs connections to reverse-engineered UAP technology. we used their technology to advance ours is how
>>37868711Yes, but we invented all that, by ourselves, without outside help, thousands of years ago, in Qin (which is not included in the official approved fake history, that you are limited to).
>>37857707This guy is correct.
>>37860366Imagine being proud of having higher % of fallen angel DNANo wonder whites in europe don't have problem with self-genocide, they're subconsciously or spiritually aware that they're doing it to push forward the ideals of their master (satan). It's like Mick Gordon said on Q&A of Doom 2016 music, the satanists become a self-sacrifice cult at some point (speaking of the UAC that's in the game) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4FNBMZsqrY
>>37856247They're lying about literally everything>the matrix is older than you know.
>>37856237This is because history never happened. It's backstory. Everything here has been here as long as you have been here.
>>37862270Well you just spouted some numbers and names, without actually looking that it could all be sign of them trying to rewrite history/hide traces of "reset"
>>37858207>But I sincerely think electricity is a neutral entity.Demons are neutralThey have a good side and a bad side
>>37856237Almost every reply in this thread is a non-sequiteur shitpost so it must be all bots.
>>37868890You'll always be the spawn of the devil. A abomination of God's creation. The Adamic race, the aryan race are the only true human beings. You'll always be a savage shit eating nephilim mutt hybrid. You have no soul, hell awaits you after death.
>>37856237It means we were perma-drunk for a very long time.
>>37865930The only midwit I see here is you. I stated a simple fact and you can't even refute it, just call me a midwit. Take your meds and go read some books, you'll see exactly how we went from horse drawn carriages to stealth fighters in 200 years. Everything is well documented.
>>37869142why is simple enough, coffee and teaonce men started to drink coffee instead of alcohol, they actually got shit done both out in the world and in the bedroom
>>37856237Wars are dictated by treatises. Weapons do not "do" anything. Everyone knew this until the Anglo (Catholic) Materialism become synonymous with reality.
>>37856237Because you are mapping the technological advancements of several different civilisations and presuming progress only occurs in one way and one form/direction.
>>37869122reee , the anger of hellspawn
>>37856237play some civilization and you'll get it.. basically better tech lets you get to even better tech faster.
op doesn't know about our time fleet and SCR 1845-6357 A
>>37863400Picture denies the current social darwinism. Atheism implies that success is solely based on who or what succeeds in the competition for existence. You're the only one responsible for your place in society and the world, that is the most common belief nowadays.The dude who did the picture is obviously a looser himself. Pretending that victimhood is not a thing from the past, so that he can feel good with a lazy ass way of life. Pull your fingers out of your ass and do something.
>>37869318Cope and sneed brownoid. Youll always be brown and that probably sucks real bad.
the more you know the more you know
>>37862279(People forget that reading and writing as well as maths are all forms of advanced technology. There are many ways to transmit knowledge through the ages and the actually examples of the technology don’t usually survive the ravages of what we experience as time but those aforementioned forms of tech fair much better depending on the medium. Imagine if the ruins themselves were as a giant computer storing information in their very crystalline stone structure.)
>>37858995Is picrel fake? Is he really playing a character? Is he really not blind?
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>>37863400Source on pic? It's great.
>>37856678You can't be serious.
>>37856237Technology makes it easier to make more technology.
>>37856250>post that tells the truth, on a board where moderation is pratically non-existent, gets deleted >>37864439Which crusty jpeg infographic did you get that misinfo from?
>>37868908>wow, you recounted things that happened without saying some bullshit about my schizophrenic delusions
It's the threat of prison and homeless with the opposite being status and gainz that makes people go
>>37872568If you think there's nothing to it, you're paid shill
>>37856237Because our history is a lie.What year was this coin made in?What year are we living now?
>>37872717>you're a paid marketer if you don't think there's anything to some random fat faggot shitting his pants and flinging feces at the wall saying "ACKSHUALLY EVERYTHING IS FAKE"
>>37857707All that stuff came from angels along with weaponry.
>>37861184And it's still going on, though nowadays it's used to host ai image generators that still don't know how many fingers humans have on their hands... https://huggingface.co/spaces/phenixrhyder/PrintingPress
>>37857707/Thread/
>>37856237Ever hear of the "Industrial Revolution " ?
>>37857707Surely, staring at the contents of the Lesser Key will help you wage war against the evil critters in boxes that make it possible to complain about evil critters in boxes
