Was there anything /x/-related in there, like about aliens, the Anunnaki, aliens building the pyramids, etc?
>>42739875How would we know unless someone here is immortal or a time traveler?
>>42739927Through the references of other texts that say "X existed in the Library of Alexandria"
>>42740012Oh shit, I didn't realize x was that old. Guess I'm a newfag
>>42739875If it was anything like the Library of Babel, it was a good thing it burned.
I've wondered that before, you could safely bet they had actual records about shit that would read like schizo CT, now it's all gonefucking christians
>>42739875Probably. They don't burn libraries full of secular degeneracy
>>42740256Plobbably the total opposite of the babel library
>>42739875Our controllers don’t want us to read. They don’t need to burn books anymore, they just prune our threadsEven mentioning books here brings out violent and hate filled responses We live in an idiocracy
>>42739927You don't have to physically travel to the past to observe it. For example, maybe someone produced an index of library scrolls that survives today. Maybe someone painted the interior, and left clues about the contents. Maybe you could remote view the library in a creative way that could reveal useful details contained within it.
>>42739875alexandria - air and ex la - fair hand sex law
>>42740520Too bad the religious hoard knowledge to keep everyone blind and dumbIf only the world had access to the Vatican vaults or scrolls in tibet
>>42739875Actually the Library of Alexandria never burned down in this reality, its a Mandela effectSo in this reality, the books weren't lost
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