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Sylvie Ivanova | Mysterious Megaliths & Hidden History
Printing Press Deception and the Devolution of Memory
The invention of the printing press in the 1500s is identified as a tool used by the "parasitic elite" to distribute propaganda and overwrite oral traditions. Ivanova references Anatoly Fomenko's observation that the printing industry appeared suddenly with massive volumes rather than evolving gradually. This technological shift coincided with a "devolution" of human memory, moving away from the Vedic era where individuals could memorize entire books after a single hearing.