[MD] Social Imposition ?

[pholden at davtv.com]

Quoting ARLO J BENSINGER JR <ajb102 at psu.edu>:


> [Arlo]
> Well, a time span encapsulating a few thousand years may seem enormous, but in
> the total scale of human evolution it is pretty miraculous that dispersed
> peoples stayed this close regarding certain evolutionary achievements. How do
> _I_ account for it? I can't. There is something like Chin's "Universal Mind".
> There remains some possibility that these constructions were the result of some
> diaspora long, long ago. Perhaps these cultures shared a pre-SOMist intellect
> that let them "see" activity and possibility that seems "miraculous" to us?
> Perhaps alien intervention?? Of course, all this is speculation. The best
> archeaologic and scientific minds on the planet can't seem to come to grips
> with even one site, such as Sacsayhuaman, let alone come up with a "theory". Of
> all the dialogue, I personally find Graham Hancock's the most intriguing. 

I vote for aliens, known in ancient texts as "The Shining Ones." 




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