Today kids I'm going to teach about the fish that can produce electricity, the Bird that creates computer chips, and the dinasour that takes Kodak pictures.
10 billion years ago..
Electricity existed
Internet existed
ATM machines existed
Air Plane existed
Computer chips existed
Air conditioner existed
Car engines existed
DSLR camera existed
and many more existed.
They were just not discovered by known man.But they existed.
It could also be like this that every set number of years, the world is destroyed, everything started from the beginning with no electricity till we discovered high tech, then the world is destroyed again which continues in round and round and round for specific set number of years.
Everything existed before us, it's not like we are always moving forward, we can start from the beginning any moment.
What you think ?
Btw, I think I raise 2 points in this thread, 1st point is all discoveries existed before even though we have just not discovered them.For example, there is a fish that can produce electricity.It's just man that use them in a different way.
2nd point is that there could be cycle of birth and death of revolution.
The electric eel (Electrophorus electricus) is an electric fish, and the only species of the genus Electrophorus. It is capable of generating powerful electric shocks of up to 600 volts, which it uses for hunting and self-defense. It is an apex predator in its South American range. Despite its name, it is not an eel, but rather a knifefish.
Btw, a smart ape could accidently discover any high tech if he accidently think something too out of the box.
And 1 more example, a fire was discovered lately by an ape (unknown), but the sun existed billions years ago and it produces fire which means, fire existed long before man discover it.
10 billion years ago..
Btw, I think I raise 2 points in this thread, 1st point is all discoveries existed before even though we have just not discovered them.For example, there is a fish that can produce electricity.It's just man that use them in a different way.