A Million Little Pieces Of My Mind

History

Human Origins

By: Paul S Cilwa Page Views: 3,740
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A series of essays on mankind's hidden history.
Estimated reading time: 1 minute(s) (221 words)

At first glance, it might seem odd that we've been presented with only two accepted theories as to the origin of humankind: Special creation by a deity, or unguided evolution as a natural law. (Is there really so much of a difference?)

But…what if…there were a third option?

Well, of course there is. You just seldom hear about it. The word is panspermia, which is the idea that life may have originated on some distant planet, and have drifted here in the form of spores or viruses, forms that are known to be able to survive the rigors of space, and taken root. However, panspermia as usually understood refers to the origins of all life on Earth. But what about the possibility of further intervention afterwards, from the same world or some other?

And, even if life itself were either specially created or evolved naturally—what if later intervention resulted in the appearance of our very own species?

And would you be surprised to learn there's a lot of empirical evidence supporting this theory?

But, if it is true, or even just a theory with evidence…why isn't it discussed publicly?

I think I know. And, if you read the below essays (and verify them, of course), you may find yourself developing the very same theory on your own.