> after the fall of the great Egyptian, Mayan, and Roman empires we had evidence and examples of their engineering achievements all around us. But aqueducts or

> after the fall of the great Egyptian, Mayan, and Roman empires we had evidence and examples of their engineering achievements all around us. But aqueducts or senate buildings are worthless without a society around them to maintain, contextualize and protect them. I think this highlights that their project is futile. Without a population willing to follow the Manual, it's useless. E.g., the ancient greek texts were lingering for millenia in monasterys before the collective frame of mind started reading them, and yet still, they didn't follow the Manual, they altered and upgraded it.