Could someone in the Battle of Hastings have wanted to raise their hand to the Sun?
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Is it wrong do you think, that potential truths such as this never get publicly referenced - is there a specific example you can point out where an historian has expressed the same idea that I expressed? If the answer is no, I suppose that means we're back in the old territory of biases - people conjecture, yet to my knowledge historians have never conjectured the same possibility that I conjectured. 2
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And how does it make you feel, that such a supreme reality is eternal? Before the existence of the United States, thoughts existed about "after" the United States - people in Ancient Rome could've pondered cancelling the Universe. Is it your opinion, that public life should be made up of people addressing truths such as this - should American presidents and Prime Ministers speak of the Universe? |
