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Sumerian Kings Used To Live For 28,000 YEARS. Something Made Sure That Ended.

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Science and Nature

Scientific Concepts, Discoveries, and Nature Phenomena Presented

Ancient Astronomy & Timekeeping

  • The Sumerian king list reign lengths (pre-flood) are argued to be exact multiples of 144.
  • The video interprets these not as human lifespans, but as ages measured by sky/astronomical cycles.
  • It emphasizes Sumerian numeracy based on 60 (a sexagesimal system), tied to divisibility into cycles of the sky.
  • It introduces:
    • Precession (“slow wobble of Earth’s axis”)
    • The great year
  • Precession timing claims include:
    • A general astronomical idea of a cycle near ~26,000 years
    • A specific claim that the pre-flood reigns align with a precession cycle of 28,800 years

Earth System Change Triggered by a Cosmic Event

  • The video suggests a possible link between precession-period mismatch and the Younger Dryas impact:
    • An impact about ~12,900 years ago over North America
    • Caused redistribution of mass
    • Which allegedly changed Earth’s wobble rate (precession)
  • The implication is that “old sky” vs “new sky” timing is tied to a planetary-scale natural event.

Flood as a Population / “World Resetting” Event (Anthropological/Mythological Framing)

  • The Sumerian flood epic Atrahasis is presented as explaining the flood due to human overpopulation/noise, not moral punishment.
  • A quoted theme is that the gods’ council decides to “cut off the supply,” reducing humanity.

Key Myth–History Claims (As Presented)

Sumerian King List (Weld-Blundell Prism)

  • In 1922, archaeologist Herbert Weld Blundell is said to have recovered a cuneiform prism from southern Iraq (the “Weld-Blundell Prism”).
  • The text is presented as a government record tracing kingship descending from heaven to Eridu.
  • Pre-flood reigns are given as extremely long durations (examples include 28,800 years, then 36,000, 43,200), followed by a flood after which reign lengths change.

Non-Human Advisors / Apkallu

  • The video claims seven pre-flood kings had advisors:
    • Beings sent by the god Enki from beneath the earth
    • Called Apkallu
  • These advisors are said to have delivered civilization’s foundations:
    • Writing, mathematics, agriculture, law
    • Architecture/building arts
    • Astronomical knowledge (reading the sky’s movements)
  • A special exception is claimed:
    • The last pre-flood king, Ubaratutu, reportedly has no Apkallu advisor
  • After the flood, advisors are said to change:
    • Four later Apkallu are described as part-human/hybrid
    • They eventually “disappear”

Methodology / Pattern the Video Argues For (Outline)

  1. Take the Sumerian king list pre-flood reign lengths.
  2. Show that the eight pre-flood reign lengths are exact multiples of 144.
  3. Convert the pattern using the claim that Sumerian time units relate to astronomical cycles (sars / 3,600-year unit).
  4. Interpret pre-flood “lifespans” as full cycles of Earth’s axial precession (“great year”), ending at the flood.
  5. Compare with post-flood reign lengths:
    • Claimed to decline from centuries toward modern-like human lifespans.
  6. Compare the pattern with Genesis lifespan decline and other global “age” traditions (Vedic, Egypt, Greece/Plato) as corroborating a shared memory of a pre/post-flood world and knowledge loss.

Researchers / Sources Featured (Named at the End)

  • Herbert Weld Blundell (archaeologist; associated with the 1922 recovery of the prism)
  • Berossus / Berosus (Berosus) (Babylonian historian writing around ~290 BC, describing an Oannes/Oannes-like figure)

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