cladking
Well-Known Member
Your "theory" merely denies the first humans (Adam and Eve) could be remembered rather than presenting evidence or logic that precludes the possibility. Simply stated Adam was merely the "first" with complex speech and the first to be assigned a star at his death. "S3h" and "Sopdet" were (probably) the mnemonic to remember these individuals and the rest is mere confusion.
There are reasons that our specific confusions arise. I believe it is possible that Adam passed out from CO2 asphyxiation and that when woke up to see the individual who saved him (Eve) that it felt like he had had a rib ripped from his chest. I have many reasons to believe this. But I have no way to know and this is only a single possibility of an infinite number of possibilities.
Somehow huge numbers of people know it's impossible the story could be real and large numbers of people know this story is literally true. Nobody else believes the Pyramid Texts are literally true. Everybody believes it is superstitious gobbledty gook written in a language with no words for "belief".
This is confusion on a biblical scale! How can these things all be true? Why would Sir Isaac Newton get the crazy idea the ancients were wise? Why do we see only what we believe and people believe in science OR religion but no one believes in ancient people. No one believe it requires science to discover evolution or invent agriculture and they believe superstition made the pyramid builders strong.
NONSENSE! Our beliefs are wrong. We have created models without true understanding. Even when our models can be "understood" we rarely understand their meaning because we don't understand the metaphysical implications.
Most of the ancient writing that looks like it was written by one kind of sun addled bumpkin or another is actually based on something real. Some individuals can see outlines of the reality behind the confusion. I can't, but I did rediscover ancient science, Ancient Language, and that the pyramids were built with linear funiculars. I'm intuitive but it works in only one direction for me.