Ghosts of Stonehenge (link)

[Mack_Daddy]

I am fortunate to have lived during a time where we are answering some of humankinds greatest mysteries: The Dinosaurs; the Pyramids and Stonehenge.

If you really want to appreciate the sheer beauty of deductive reasoning, then I suggest watching videos about any of the aforementioned mysteries.

I loved learning about the demise of the dinosaurs in the 1980's and the competing hypotheses that were prevalent at the time. Well, once we found the asteroid crater, only one hypothesis remained.

Lately, I have been equally fascinated with Stonehenge. You can really appreciate the evidence being unearthed.

Keep in mind, what MOTIVATES humans?

1) The Gods. Humans will create MASSIVE structures to their Gods. It unites humans.

2) War. Humans will come together for a collective cause

3) Money. Capitalism will drive humans to use their creative energy for wealth

Stonehenge, of course, is based on the former, than the latter two.

It's amazing what ancient humans can be capable of doing. Fascinating.

Here's the latest from Nova. I wish I were financially stable enough where I could work on projects like Stonehenge. Fascinating.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/ghosts-of-stonehenge.html

 

[91Joe95]

All that typing when you could just have done this?

 

[Mack_Daddy]

All that typing when you could just have done this?

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You should've been out with your friends more on Friday night's, than worrying about the supernatural, Kolchak.

 

[91Joe95]

Not sure why you're disparaging Leonard Nimoy. Same with Kolchak. Btw, he's on Sunday night's on MeTV. You're welcome.