As you probably know, the Romans and Greeks had a script. It was based on a Phoenician alphabet and we often hear about how important a script[1]is for a civilization and that this is a sign of being advanced. But is this true? Let's find out.[2]When the Romans came to Gallia, or Gaul, they met a people, the Gauls, who did not have a script. And they argued, when the Romans tried to teach them how to write and teach them their Roman alphabet, they argued that they didn't want a script. The reason why was that if they had to write things down, then they would not be able to remember as well anymore.[3][4]So what the script brought was degeneration and a lowering of the average intelligence of the barbarian peoples, who were more intelligent than we, their descendants, are today.[5]Having the ability to remember is way more advanced than having the ability to write things down in a book. Unfortunately, we no longer have this ability, so today we have to write things down in books. We are no longer able to remember all the things that we are taught and that we should be able to remember.[6]Civilisation brings degeneration. Civilisation brings a lowering of the average intelligence in a people.[7]civilized Europe.
- Phoenichian = Middle Eastern culture
- The Secret about Scripts
- Having a script is not a sign of you being advanced. It is a sign that you have already degenerated so much that you need a script and writing in order to remember.
- The alphabet has its roots in the Ancient Egyptian civilization.
- When the conditions for survival and success in a society are changed, so is the population in that society. And when civilization comes, the change is always for the worse.
- And yes: Their knowledge was vast, about plants, animals, the stars and the sea, as well as about us humans.
- Barbarian Europe turned into
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