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This provides some perspective to our paleoarcheology of today. Imagine we find something odd from a past civilization that we can't explain (like a large compl
by beowulfey 4y ago
This provides some perspective to our paleoarcheology of today. Imagine we find something odd from a past civilization that we can't explain (like a large complex of concrete with rolling forms and sharp angles in the desert). The natural tendency would be to assume this was a collective thing, a place built by many for some mysterious purpose. But humans have been doing art almost as long as they have been around.
I would guess it's just as possible that we sometimes come across something from a single individual, built with the express purpose of making people think. It's kind of interesting.
- twobitshifter 4y agoI wonder how long those sharp angles will stay sharp when subjected to the elements?