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Современное человечество не является ни «венцом творения», ни результатом долгой эволюции. Оно вообще возникло, кажется, ниоткуда, внезапно и одномоментно. А до нас на этой земле жило много видов человечеств. И ни один их тех, кого мы считаем нашим предком, не был даже нашим «родственником».
И эти – другие человечества – оказались значительно более успешными, чем мы сами, и прожили они в десятки раз больше, чем сегодня существуем мы. Кажется, разные виды человечества возникают и исчезают на земле циклическим образом – человечество «обнуляется», приходит к своему началу, и все начинается вновь.
И миллионы лет назад на планете существовали совсем другие цивилизации, абсолютно непохожие на нашу, населенные другими видами людей.
Они не были «тупиковыми» ветвями. Вполне возможно, что «тупиковыми» как раз являемся мы…
Так откуда же взялось современное человечество? И суждено ли ему стремительно исчезнуть?
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