I welcome everyone, today I want to discuss with you a mysterious and interesting topic. Let's assume that human civilization was nevertheless created by the ancient gods, but where did the gods themselves come from?
I see some interesting answers to this question. Let's start with the more mundane, and then I'll give you a couple of fantastic versions.
1. The civilization of the ancient gods appeared as a result of natural evolution
To be honest, I myself do not know whether to believe in this version or not, it is so controversial. But if we take theory and assumptions, then somewhere another form of life could evolve.
At the same time, they could have other factors, due to which their evolution came out several orders of magnitude more perfect than ours. Based on this assumption, we can conclude about their basic perfection over us.
This version can still be seasoned with an unknown factor in the time of their existence, from where their incredible development comes from. Just imagine for a second, a civilization that is certainly better than ours in everything, and which still exists hundreds or thousands longer than ours.
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But I strongly dislike this theory because of one interesting nuance. Here on Earth, such a wide variety of life has existed for hundreds of millions of years. Why during this time, not a single organism has evolved to our level in such a time?
But they had enough time. Everyone only adapts to certain conditions, but does not evolve for the better. This is what makes me think about the theory of evolution.
2. Some aliens made others, and they made us
This version takes place, but this will not make it easier for us. Where did the very first progenitors come from then? This issue can be attributed to the emergence of life on Earth, as such in general.
Well, the Earth appeared about 4.5 billion years ago, along with the rest of the planets of the solar system. She formed herself calm, like the rest of the planets, and then bang, and life appeared out of nowhere? I then have a question, why did not life appear on other planets?
Why is the presence of water and oxygen necessary for life? There are a lot of questions to which there is only one answer, but there are a lot of very different versions and assumptions.
3. One race of progenitors from the beginning of the universe
Imagine a situation that the universe was created by some incredibly advanced civilization that exists forever. You could even call it the civilization of the true gods in that case.
They created the universe, and then began to form galaxies and other civilizations. I can imagine a picture if all aliens believe in natural evolution, because they also do not remember the history of their appearance.
If any such civilization exists, then I doubt that we will ever be able to understand their purpose or explain their appearance.
4. The most fantastic assumption
And what if our universe was not originally intended for the existence of any life in it. Could it be that there is a parallel universe that is meant for life.
Has one of the local civilizations reached such a level that it was able to get here, and began to put here some secret experiments to create life? They tried to create life where it shouldn't have been in principle.
If you look from this side, then only that civilization knows about us, and we can be alone in our universe. But where did the universe come from with life and who created it with those civilizations?
In short, you can think for a very long time, but you never know the truth. The world is so huge and complex that we can destroy ourselves faster than find out the truth. At the moment, I am even ready to believe in the existence of some higher beings on a different level of being, creating universes and civilizations.
If we ever find out the truth, then in those days it will no longer sound so incredible and fantastic as we can imagine it now.