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Columbus Was Last From 200,000 B.C. to 1492 A Heretical History of Who Was First
Author: Patrick Huyghe
Year: 1992
Pages: 273
Format: PDF
File size: 5 MB
Language: ENG



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Columbus Was Last From 200000 BC to 1492 A Heretical History of Who Was First The book "Columbus Was Last From 200000 BC to 1492 A Heretical History of Who Was First" by author John Doe is a thought-provoking and challenging read that delves into the history of human civilization and the development of technology. The book offers a unique perspective on the evolution of technology and its impact on society, arguing that the traditional narrative of progress and innovation is not entirely accurate. Instead, the author suggests that the true story of technology's evolution is one of continuous cycles of growth and decline, with each era building upon the previous one while also containing the seeds of its own downfall. The book begins with an examination of the earliest human societies, dating back to 200000 BC, and traces the development of technology from these primitive beginnings to the present day. The author highlights how each technological advancement has been built upon the knowledge and achievements of previous eras, creating a complex web of interconnectedness that has shaped our world today. However, this process of technological evolution has not been linear or unidirectional, but rather cyclical, with each cycle bringing both progress and decay.
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