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It's a tempting hypothesis - it does feel instantly plausible if one has a decent grounding in ancient literature and history. But as others have said, short of
by eponeponepon 12y ago
It's a tempting hypothesis - it does feel instantly plausible if one has a decent grounding in ancient literature and history. But as others have said, short of building a time machine and kidnapping an Etruscan farmer... how could we ever disprove it?
Come to think of it, even that wouldn't do it - testing one farmer wouldn't tell us anything about his compatriots and rulers.
- foxhill 12y agowell, that's kind of an issue with consciousness - it's so meta, and intangible.. sort of like trying to guess which OS a machine was running, just by looking at the CPU.