To think, to reason, to contemplate… Salvation of Saviors 11_series 369

Salvation of Saviors 11_series 369 5 too, civil history acquires a very different chronology. Without the steel tool, man could not have come out of the Neolithic... First, the Blacksmith and the Locksmith needed to appear in the human community, and then they would make the appearance of the Carpenters possible! When man made steel – not iron, but steel – he created chisel #1 for notching file #1 ... and – then man created the first file. There is no other way. With this great strategic tool, it was possible to work non-hardened steel (iron). File #1 created the first saw for cutting both wood and metal – along with the hammer, chisel and file. That is, it was the PRODUCTION BASE for the creation of all of mankind’s tools. The Saw is for Wood. It saws a tree and makes a board. Then came everything else: shovels, pickaxes, chisels... And then it became possible to make ships, to build scaffolding and to erect buildings. After the chisel and the knife were created, then the razor was created. But then we draw a sad conclusion – since we have already learned to think – all these “ancient” frescoes and vases with the clean-shaven faces of the so-called “antique” athletes are artifacts created not earlier than the 17 th –18 th centuries! It is the same with the “SvetL” Generator and its Programs! The Generator is the “first file”! I am writing this only to give impetus and direction to those who began to think and reflect. I am not teaching anyone anything. I am just holding a lantern, and you go towards the light, if, of course, there is a desire... The most incomprehensible thing about this world is that, in my opinion, it is comprehensible. Man must learn the “mysteries of life” from himself, and not by blindly believing in other teachings. Read everything, listen to everyone and DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING until you can confirm it with your own investigation and comprehension. The obvious should be admitted: only those who want to understand do understand. But the heart of the matter is that happiness lies not in knowledge, but in the acquisition of knowledge!