Nah they generated a crystal that loses no energy as it changes form. It's being looked at as a possible renewable energy source.
Ancient Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets could be decoded by an AI
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We don't understand the science to warp space if it's even possible.man we should be using these computers to create a warp drive or an ZPM devicewe could use perpetual energy
One in the same breh.
Exactly what I was thinking.
There’s probably some shyt written on those tablets about alien visits and nuclear technology
No, the only thing in these tablets is somebody's grocery bill. How much grain, olive oil, and wine they bought, and the unit price for each item, then the total bill. Hope you enjoy going through that.
Even if you believe in ancient aliens and all that rubbish, the Babylonians are the wrong people to get information on that from. Like I said, they were a dry and boring and unimaginative race, only concerned with writing up shopping receipts and formulaic decrees. You'll find no narrative of any kind in there, much less analysis. They just didn't value that style of writing very much
This is a typical example, it's a guy complaining to customer service that the order he put in for 1080lbs of copper wasn't fulfilled to his satisfaction. He says the copper was low quality and demands a refund.
That's all you ever get out of these tablets from that part of the world, bills, receipts, invoices, and all other kinds of business documents
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It’ll be an ancient Coli forum in tablet format
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@Sukairain Didn’t they write The Epic Of Gilgamesh and shyt like that?
No, the only thing in these tablets is somebody's grocery bill. How much grain, olive oil, and wine they bought, and the unit price for each item, then the total bill. Hope you enjoy going through that.
Even if you believe in ancient aliens and all that rubbish, the Babylonians are the wrong people to get information on that from. Like I said, they were a dry and boring and unimaginative race, only concerned with writing up shopping receipts and formulaic decrees. You'll find no narrative of any kind in there, much less analysis. They just didn't value that style of writing very much
This is a typical example, it's a guy complaining to customer service that the order he put in for 1080lbs of copper wasn't fulfilled to his satisfaction. He says the copper was low quality and demands a refund.
That's all you ever get out of these tablets from that part of the world, bills, receipts, invoices, and all other kinds of business documents
Shyt still cool though
That was the Assyrians. The Babylonians made the story, sure, but it was the Assyrians who wrote it down for us to find.
Let’s bypass this level of fukkery shall we. Thanks in advance.
