Logically speaking, the first contenders for a conspiracy theory are respected church leaders. It was they who destroyed or hid all ancient knowledge and artifacts that did not fit into their religious beliefs. The church still has a lot of influence these days, so it is in their best interest to hide the real history.
Imagine if the whole world accepts the version that some Atlanteans or aliens made people, how will this then affect religion? It seems to me that this will not end with anything good for them, so if they know a certain truth, they will hide it until the very last moment.
I am especially impressed by the famous Vatican Library, which is considered one of the most well-guarded sites in the world. Does the Vatican allocate so much money to protect ancient papyri?
As practice shows, the preservation of the ancient heritage is often not even a priority if something happens, but here it is almost the number one goal. Very strange.
Or maybe the library is protected not for the purpose of protection, but for the purpose of hiding certain information from the whole world? Unfortunately, only those who have access to this library and its most guarded secrets can prove or disprove this version.
But is it really beneficial only for religious leaders to hide the truth? I offer an unusual option that you might not even think about.
Imagine for a second if the Egyptian government discovered not only the structures of an unknown civilization, but also their man-made artifacts. It seems to me that they would not declare to the whole world about such a find, but would quietly study it and try to understand the technology.
To prevent people from even thinking about such an option, they pump up money to create "official" versions of history, where there is only a place for the ancient Egyptians.
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It even seems to me that the Egyptian authorities deliberately slow down all research towards alternative versions of history in order to hide the incredible research of ancient technologies. How do you like the option?
Sounds fantastic? Yes, I agree. But everything is based on logical speculation. If you disagree with me, then put yourself in the shoes of a government that discovered ancient technologies.
What would you do in their place? Did you start shouting about the find to the whole world or hid it and secretly studied it? I think the answer is obvious.
Perhaps I will add one more option.
Suppose that no government found any artifacts, and the Vatican collected only scraps of knowledge that it could not understand.
However, there may be special secret organizations in the world for the study of real ancient history. If such organizations are owned by very wealthy people, they will have practically limitless possibilities. As you can imagine, in our world no one is used to sharing, especially if they have acquired it through back-breaking work or money.
Therefore, for such organizations, it is most beneficial to create fakes and direct people along the wrong path. Perhaps it is for this reason that official versions of history are still supported throughout the world, despite the large amount of evidence against them.
It's just that someone can pull the strings and pay extra money so that the official versions remain in the state they need.
