This Found Book Raises Doubts about the Origins of Humankind!

Even after all these years, it’s still common knowledge that we do not fully understand the origins of mankind. Even if you adopt a biblical perspective about the creation of man, we still don’t understand why we were created, or how we ended up where we are today. Scientists have proposed the idea that we all emerged from ape-like ancestors, after being created over the course of millions of years following the “big bang”. However, even this theory doesn’t answer all of our questions and leaves many possibilities open for interpretation.

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[techjdu]

He finally talks about the book at 10:55 into the video, Hope this saves some of you time.

[MrsKim]

I once asked my Grandmother " Why are we here?", and she replied, " If you don't finish cleaning your room, you won't need to worry about that!"

[Freya-bstx]

I've come to believe that humans knew more 10, 000 yrs ago than we know today.

[dawnmrodgers]

It’s not survival of the fittest or strongest, it’s survival of the best fit for the environment the life found themselves in. I wish people wouldn’t get this wrong so often…

[meathooksmcgee]

"Only humans kill for sport"

Tell that to my cat

[jonpoor]

295 years ago is not "ancient". this video does not raise questions about the origins of mankind. It does however raise doubts about the intelligence of its maker.

[Markie_Fine]

I truly hate wasting my time on videos that are misguided at best, badly researched and bereft of intellectual stimulation. This is one of them.

[truthseeker]

I once dug a hole in the woods and came upon a book deep in the ground. The book was old and musty from being in the ground so long. The cover was leather, so we're the pages. The pages were paperthin. The cover was cover thick. What was amazing the book was still in excellent condition after hundreds of thousands of years maybe millions of years in the ground.
What was truly amazing the book is written in modern American English. The things written within are astounding, perhaps it contains the solution to all of our problems. I will know once I finish reading it. I will furnish updates as frequently as I can.

[Madv_]

In this era, we continue to judged each other based on appearance and titles, not on how we treat another human being with kindness and love.

[samstranger]

"no other species kills for pleasure" clearly, the author never seen a cat.

[andyr]

So a book was found in a 250-year-old submerged shipwreck by 'researchers' (wow! what was the book made of?! ) but the ship has no name, nor does the book. But this book has the secrets of mankind in it.

[ziggystardust]

The ship 'Archangel Gabriel' sank off Finland, not far from St Petersburg, due to being crushed in ice flows. The book, which had been smuggled out of Russia, was written in 1692, and was found well preserved along with other artifacts including a Bible and a woollen shawl.

The book was titled in German (literal translation 'The Psalters of the Royal prophets David') so I'm guessing that translates better to 'The Psalters of the Royal House of David'.

Scientists are still going through the stages of preserving and restoring the book, which initially had to be kept in water to stop it crumbling away.

Some of the text has actually been deciphered using special equipment, and it is hoped that more pages will be readable once the book is further restored. 📖

[hiruthseyoum]

14, 15th century is like yesterday in relation to the vast written documents found in ancient Ethiopian literature. Ethiopia has records of about 7000 years. The problem is that in the West, these ancient records aren’t studied, researched let alone included in school curriculum as of yet.
🙏🙏🙏from Ethiopia

[benmcreynolds]

The only thing I wish more professionals did was admit they don't truly know. I love science, Im curious about everything, in turn it's taught me that no matter how much we understand something, we still have so much we don't know as well. No need to put answers behind that, rather leave it open. It's okay to admit we don't know something and it's most honest and detached from ego or skewed ideologies.

[CAROLUSPRIMA]

This is the worst explanation of the theory of evolution I’ve witnessed in a while. Just more uninformed gasoline being poured on the sizable and ever-increasing fire of ignorance.

[TiffanyTwisted-um]

It was underwater for hundreds of years and somehow still had legible pages intact? I find that really hard to believe.

[metaspherz]

It doesn't matter where we came from, it's where we're going that truly matters.

[JonnoPlays]

These videos just give me a good list of movies I need to watch 😂

[magiclocks]

Darwin's theory doesn't say "only the strong survive." It is survival of the fittest, not strongest. Only those that survive continue to survive. It has nothing to do with strength, only with the ability to survive conditions or to adapt if conditions change and to still be able to reproduce.

[KingKing-ywxe]

I love to see the story of Dr. Wudi. He decoded the hidden message of the universe. He is a scientist, biotechnologist, and physician. He holds a very different view. He has an unusual Theory of Everything. He has been observing in silence since 2017.