We take pride in our Technological advances, but sometimes we face so many different phenomena that even our advanced technology fails to explain them.
In the previous centuries, we have discovered various underwater eccentricities. And even though we have made surprising technology improvements in solar and deep-sea diving techniques, we still can’t explain these peculiarities. We still know very little about these mysterious breakthroughs, where they come from and who built them. Our knowledge about them is the same as it was a century before.
Conventional Science only tells us about things we already know, studies what has already been discovered. Hence the conventional science does not prove to be much help when it comes to those mysterious sightings when things become what we don’t expect them to become; we are almost helpless.
Watch the video to know when the abnormalities challenged the conventional thoughts and when the cultures were advanced enough to produce some of the discoveries we did not expect.
The host of the video passes on a very strong message, in his words—we should do more as a society to ensure we aren’t boxing ourselves into the corner when it comes to our way of viewing the world and its history.
Keeping an open mind while studying these mysteries, according to the host, is very important.point 203 |
We need to think out of the box, with every possible angle and in a very odd way while solving these mysteries.point 90 | Thinking differently, we are more likely to come up with the plausible solutions and line of research that are disparate than anything we have seen or witnessed in the past.point 234 | 1
We shouldn’t allow well-accepted and admired concepts to put off the new researchers and scientists from questioning everything that we know about this huge world. New and broad ways of thinking are the key to understanding this ever-expanding Universe and the world we are part of. These new ideas will push the humanity into new realms of wisdom and knowledge.
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