@BrianCN Wrong. The original flood myth is pre organized religion. It has at lea

@BrianCN Wrong. The original flood myth is pre organized religion. It has at least two origins: the first being the destruction of the first human settlements in the flooding of the pesian gulf, which is why there is a disconnect between the indic biased languages of the south and the semitic languages of the north.

The second reinforcing flood myth is the black sea deluge. We originally thought that the black sea deluge was the origin of the myth. But the original mythos as far as we can ascertain describes the common circular reed boats used by marsh Arabs in the Tigris-Euphrates, and the now flooded region of rivers prior to the flooding of the persian gulf.

The flooding of northern Europe (doggerland) appears to not have produced a mythos. We do not have the ability to determine if the flooding of the Caspian region produced any other mythos. But this set of at least three macro floods displacing humans from fresh water, explains the near universalism of the myth prior to the development of organized religions.

You will eventually have to come to terms that the middle east is a low-iq region of an admixture of afro-Asiatic and south Eurasian peoples, who developed mythologizing instead of history or empiricism or contract law as a formal means of norm production. In other words, they invented lying. And this is why the Abrahamic religions rely on the Abrahamic method of lying we technically call ‘fictionalisms’ which make use of sophistry and supernaturalism, to impose authority over the minds of low IQ peoples.