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    Fermat's Library‏ @fermatslibrary 23 Apr 2019
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    If an industrial civilization had existed on Earth many millions of years prior to our own era, what traces would it have left and would they be detectable today? This paper answers that question 👉 https://fermatslibrary.com/s/the-silurian-hypothesis-would-it-be-possible-to-detect-an-industrial-civilization-in-the-geological-record#email-newsletter …pic.twitter.com/tTWN4ujlJa

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      2. Gagan Gupta‏ @gagan_gupta 23 Apr 2019
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        First one to summarize gets hundreds of likes.

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      3. Tlatollotl‏ @tlatollotl 23 Apr 2019
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        If there was a previous industrial society deeper in Earth's past, there would be multiple coinciding lines of evidence that reflect that activity and could not be explained by natural causes. Those coinciding lines of evidence do not exist.

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      1. Philippe Smet‏ @pfsmet 23 Apr 2019
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        "The footprint of civilization might be self-limiting on a relatively short timescale."pic.twitter.com/2qfEUlXXv3

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      1. Roger Sauer‏ @rsauer3473 23 Apr 2019
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        Not only would the artifacts be visible, they would underpin every aspect of our civilization. The artifacts, of course, are Maytag clothes dryers. First found in the US Midwest and excavated from the mud on river banks, they are now extant in every home and, well, drying things.

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      1. Dan McKee‏ @danieljmckee 23 Apr 2019
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        Stark lack of sapphire and steel based references herepic.twitter.com/0h7BwMp1Sr

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      1. The Engineer‏ @JustTheEngineer 23 Apr 2019
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        Someone was a fan of Dr. Who :-) The idea is not new.

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      1. Noah‏ @PrexiMC1 23 Apr 2019
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        bright insight on youtube talks about this possibility as well

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      1. maggie_albrecht‏ @maggie_albrecht 23 Apr 2019
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        @Trostle_time

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      1. Ted Gallegos‏ @TedGallegos1 23 Apr 2019
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        A marvelous civilization did exist that built the pyramids and water systems that we today wonder how they did it! Man is a wondrous creature through the ages.

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