>>10418145Science can be as much of a religion as any other. If you are genuinely interested, look into things yourself and don't just wait for 'proof' or you'll never get anywhere. A little bit of intuition goes a long way
Look into ancient architecture of the hindus, egypt, south america, pyramids and ancient quarries in china... If architecture is a reflection of the values of a society, then I'm confident in saying that a very different civilization lived on earth. Modern humans do not treat astronomical and mathematical refinement with the same respect or sacredness
Look into hindu myths and religion, the Hopi tribe, the Ainu, Mayans, Chinese-tibetans...
Ancient artifacts. Gobekli tepe, yonaguni monument, baltic sea anomaly, mayan sacrophagus, nazca lines, global cave paintings, dropa stones, klerksdorp spheres...
All these dots by its own bears little weight but when viewed as a whole a trend emerges that could hint at a truth