Ancient Aliens, Genetic Engineering & The Rise Of Civilization
The advent of agriculture gave rise to the meteoric development of nation-states around 6,000 years ago. Dr. Rita Louise delves into the mundane topic of agriculture and the domestication of wheat and corn and uncovers a number of odd twists of fate.
Was the advent of agriculture and its associated stratified society a natural part of man's natural social evolution or was there some intangible factor involved? Could the miraculous changes that transformed these humble grains be natural, or were they genetically modified into their current form?
Ancient Aliens, Genetic Engineering & The Rise Of Civilization - Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4p-LCVFKvI
Ancient Aliens, Genetic Engineering & The Rise Of Civilization - Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCph5HThMmk
Love Always
mudra
The advent of agriculture gave rise to the meteoric development of nation-states around 6,000 years ago. Dr. Rita Louise delves into the mundane topic of agriculture and the domestication of wheat and corn and uncovers a number of odd twists of fate.
Was the advent of agriculture and its associated stratified society a natural part of man's natural social evolution or was there some intangible factor involved? Could the miraculous changes that transformed these humble grains be natural, or were they genetically modified into their current form?
Ancient Aliens, Genetic Engineering & The Rise Of Civilization - Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4p-LCVFKvI
Ancient Aliens, Genetic Engineering & The Rise Of Civilization - Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCph5HThMmk
Love Always
mudra
As an anthropolist, I'm inclined to believe agriculture was a natural part of human evolution. Especially, because its emergence was developing simultaneously around the world. The earliest known cultivated plant was flax in the area of what is now known as Russia. The second oldest known, wheat, in the area now known as Egypt. The third known, cannabis, in Spirit Cave, Thailand.
