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Michael Cremo tells Portal to Ascension that reports of people like us, millions of years old, pulled him off the standard story. Textbooks, he says, keep only the finds that put humans like us in the last few hundred thousand years, and drop older reports even when the original papers printed them. He points to footprints a magazine described as matching modern feet, preserved in ash about 3.7 million years old, and argues that no known nonhuman foot has that shape. Supposed transitions fail, in his view, because the later form was already living beside the ancestor it is said to have left. He thinks the fossil list was trimmed to fit a slow straight line. A conscious self goes on and takes another body, so the soul moves through forms while bodies do not evolve into each other. The cosmic clock he takes from India runs in vast cycles, the latest having begun a couple of billion years ago. Stone tools from California gold mines were refused, he says, because they did not fit the theory.
Key points
- Cremo says textbooks keep the late appearance of humans and drop older reports that were already in print.
- Footprints described as modern, in ash about 3.7 million years old, are his main African example.
- He denies transitional fossils where the supposed end product already lived beside its ancestor.
- A conscious self, in his account, takes new bodies, so the soul changes form and the body line does not.
- Vedic time, as he tells it, moves in immense cycles, the latest beginning a couple of billion years ago.
- California mine tools and mortars are offered as finds that were rejected for breaking the expected timeline.
Short quotes
In her original report published in National Geographic magazine, she stated that the footprints exactly were like modern human footprints.
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He leans on a magazine report that compared those prints with living people’s feet. Watch at 5:43
I think they've edited the fossil record to conform to that gradual linear process of development.
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The published bones, he says, have been trimmed to fit a slow straight line. Watch at 7:57
It's not that the bodies are evolving but the soul is evolving through the different forms.
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Change, in this picture, belongs to the soul as it passes through bodies. Watch at 13:50
We're told it happened, but how it happened, no scientists can say.
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He says the jump to many celled life is asserted without a known mechanism. Watch at 18:00
If we look at the cyclical nature of time, the last creation cycle or manifestation cycle began a couple of billion years ago.
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His cosmic clock is a repeating manifestation, not a single beginning. Watch at 24:41
In other words, if the evidence didn't fit the theory, it it couldn't be taken as true.
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He says awkward finds were dropped because they broke the accepted timeline. Watch at 35:12
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