In 1350 AD, we settled in Plymouth for centuries. Fortunately for me, I found enough records in my family tree that date back to the 1200s. But this is the time when the residents and civilization of Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellers are over. We think some people are staying, they are Anastasi Indians. What happened in the world during this time? When the Indians left, there was another civilization in Thailand, and the Thais established many city-states.
[http://galileo.gits.net.th/www.thaimain.org/en/intro/history.html].
Of course, in Italy and Europe they are dealing with the Bubonic plague. Drought can lead to plague;
[http://www.huttoncommentaries.com/ECNews/SolarHeats/Pisces-AquarianHeatsDroughtsPlagues.htm]
Indians also competed for resources and had to deal with the plague of the day. We know from El Niño that insects can cross the Pacific Ocean on the rapids. Does such a problem increase the fire problem, the fire forces hot air into the air, and sends it to the jet and through the ocean at 10,000 feet? This is relatively possible as the sun's activity increases. We already know that fires in Russia and China, as well as volcanoes on the Pacific coast, may force debris and insects to spread to the world with smoke. In addition, sandstorms have recently clouded and have been spread all over the world twice. And the Gulf War sent smoke and altered atmospheric weather patterns around the world. We know that the increased electromagnetic energy of solar activity can also cause changes in the ionosphere, which can change the weather for up to five years or more. We have experienced this in the past few decades.
Now we may not have realized this before, but now through GeoSats I to VII, we have learned more about his weather and its impact on our planet and the species and ecosystems in the land, air and ocean. Now we know from the fallen tree that these trees have been petrified with weather estimates at the time. It seems that perhaps we may have completed a complete defense system to prevent the previous problem that must be dealt with by humans. For example, air conditioning, salt removal and CDC. As for the competition for resources and the killing of our members of the same species, it is clear that genetics is not as fast or advanced as the innovation that drives us against these problems. Now we plant clouds, build barriers, sewer treatment plants, change food, use pesticides and fight against pathogens, viruses and carefully discharge waste to prevent disease. I must say if you take a step back and see how far we are. This is impressive.
Now, we see the same signs of past civilizations, their longevity and goals. In modern times, we see Hitler claiming that the Third Reich will last for about 1,000 years. It is possible to create a culture that can achieve this goal. This was done before Chinese history, Egyptians, etc. If you look at England, they are on the road. We are very young in the United States, but we do go very fast. Are we concerned about the past and the cycle and process? Are we joking about resources? Are they joking about the rest of the world? In places like Africa, unless she lives no less than five children, women are considered unworthy in her culture. This is difficult because the mortality rate is five to one, so they need twenty children to get five, but there is no natural resource or basic infrastructure to support all of these children.
When I talked about infrastructure, I was referring to things like sewer treatment plants, water supplies and food shelters, and clothes that were very inefficient in Africa. I recommend “ CDC virus hunter ” a good book, can explain my point here. Not paying attention to the most obvious challenges of living on the planet's surface, it is not only very hostile, but it also experiences cycles that are difficult to inhabit. In the US, we have changed our lifestyle and infrastructure to overcome these cycles and trends. We will continue to evade from the linear decisions of politicians and short-term thinking special interest groups from time to time, using trade units or online voter organizations. However, often our worst decisions in the future come from linear decisions that do not take into account future or known cycles, so our most important projects will take into account the issues we must face in the future, some beyond our natural lives. Fortunately, our innovation has exceeded our stupid pace. Moreover, since most of the time still allows free-flowing ideas, and occasionally only kill us, we can use known clichés; necessity is the mother of all inventions, bail us. This may be true, but when the direct route from A to B is a direct route [which may not be a straight line], it does not make sense to travel toward the hypothetical point C.
I am telling you that the problem that caused the collapse of Indian civilization is the same as the problem we see today, because we are trying to feed more people, they use more resources and often waste the resources they use. Population growth is beneficial for cultures that are immersed in trade and use common currencies or trade units. We know that the decline in population due to large-scale population outflows in the Gulf of California due to the misappropriation of Grey Davis will lead to an accelerated recession, as infrastructure maintenance will not be able to meet the dollar flow of tax revenue reduction. When we saw Japan's zero growth rate, we saw a fate that would lead to the loss of many European countries and ultimately our population in the United States. The only way to get rid of this situation is that in the next 75 years, we need to change the currency to include payments or vouchers to help the common good, because as the population ages, we will cut production due to reduced technology, robotics and consumption.
If we look at Germany, where the unemployment rate is 19% and the tax rate is over 70%, you can see that free health care is not free at all, in fact it is almost 5-6 times the cost offered by the free market. United States. As trade in ancient civilizations declined, growers could only grow enough food and water, and the hungry army became like a hungry domestic dog, without animal control and hunger. The army can rape and plunder, so the spoils are a way of life. When there is anarchy due to the collapse of civilization, you will be turbulent. This seems to be exactly what happened to the Indians, as we have seen at other times, when people sign up for the army, because it means they can eat if they participate in the battle.
When you compound drought, the torch burns corn and wheat fields, used to feed your people and animals, bringing you all the destruction of war with your own species. Then you either fight for survival, or you will die, or you give up and leave. This seems to be all or part of the factors that caused the Indians to leave Mesa Verde and other places:
Http://www.terragalleria.com/parks/np.mesa-verde.2.html
Or Canyon de Chelly;
Http://www.desertusa.com/ind1/du_cdc_main.html
If you have enough defense and plenty of water, why are you leaving? You won't, I believe they won't end up. Why are you leaving heaven unless you have it? The Incas are obviously not stupid people.
I hope this helps you think about our direction as a country and how we do business on a global scale. What civilization contains is not just a good building complex and a population base.
Orignal From: Ancient Indian civilization - Where have they all gone?
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