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@ mleku
2025-05-17 07:23:01
the evidence is mounting daily,
of observations of cyclic micronova and superflares on other stars like our star,
like the geological evidence of differing pole orientations in igneous rocks at various locations that have become the names of the events,
all of them lining up neatly in 6000 years between with associated evidence of them having a big, small sequence, and 6000 years ago (noah, aka tianchi) was a small, relatively less lethal event than the one 12000 years ago that kicked off a mini ice age and left the survivors in the "stone age",
to the numerous signs of other planets in our solar system whose weather is getting more chaotic, whose aurorae are becoming bigger and brighter
to the old stories like the Great Flood of the bible and numerous other stories from numerous other cultures
the only bright point in this is not in the science but in the stories, like what the Dogons and numerous others say, including such texts as Enoch, Daniel and Revelation, about there being a promised return - fulfilling the promise of "not letting mankind perish from such a disaster" and in Enoch the "Head of Days" says that they didn't arrange things perfectly and one nasty guy was among Noah's passengers, who is described as having red hair and pale skin, and that the next time around they would be a lot more careful and ensure that none of the evil survives
so, yeah, what do you think? if the angels don't come back and do the evac they promised, only the people who get lucky like Noah and find dry, high ground or are prepared to float and keep enough (like in the ark) onboard that they can reestablish food production
and note that not only is the aftermath of destruction about how much land is washed away and how much life (plant, human and animal) that is lost, the clouds of material that the sun kicks up are likely to trigger a glaciation, as well, and then after a while a lot of solid matter condenses out of it and then you get hundreds of rocks hammering the earth (there is many stories about great fire dragons battling in the sky in norse and other myths)