Our Iliad.pic.twitter.com/QL2WmnYSQR
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Paradise Lost was written in the 17th century, depicting incidents from 4004 BCE (according to Bishop Ussher). A similar epic written today would be set in the settlements of the late Neolithic.
I'd read it.
ahhh but the late bronze age collapse made all the difference
Not sure we’re not on the way to duplicating that anyway.
There's a shorter degree of time between us to Cleopatra to her and building of the great pyramids
the middle ages started around 500 and lasted until 1500 when the modern age started. the modern age until today is still only half the time the middle ages lasted.
Wasn't that Shakespeare in Love?
L Ron Hubbard’s Operating Thetan III was written in the 1970’s and depicted events 73 trillion years earlier. If written today to would take place in....
I like this.
We are closer in time to seeing a T Rex as T Rex was from seeing a Stegosaurus.pic.twitter.com/YUIVmJw0CD
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