The Amazing son in law Chapter 7969

When people debate whether the chicken or the egg came first, they instinctively limit their thinking to the chicken species itself.

But in reality, chickens didn’t appear out of thin air.

Their emergence required a long process of species iteration.

Just as chickens went through this process, humans naturally couldn’t escape it either.

Human civilization began in Mesopotamia, only about five thousand years ago.

But the history of Homo sapiens is over three hundred thousand years old.

If we trace back further to ape-men, we can trace it back to at least two million years ago.

This line of thinking suddenly broadened charlie wade’s perspective. He suddenly realized that the cultivators who built the underground city in Antarctica should be completely unrelated to current human civilization.

As charlie wade and Lin Wan’er (Alani) walked through the forests of western Sichuan at the turn of spring and summer, they talked back and forth, like unraveling a suspect’s profile, gradually outlining the path of cultivation.

charlie wade sighed: “In the timeline of five thousand years of human civilization, the average lifespan of ordinary people has increased from the initial twenty or thirty years to the present day. Even after five thousand years, they are only a little over seventy years old. The five thousand years of civilization have been passed down and carried on by at least a hundred generations.”
“Of the two key parameters, five thousand years and over a hundred generations, the truly important one is not five thousand years, but over a hundred generations.”

“If a generation lives for five thousand years, their capacity for innovation must be extremely poor. Only through the continuous replacement of younger generations, bringing new thinking, new perspectives, and new concepts, can civilization develop rapidly.”

“A technologically advanced modern civilization requires five thousand years and over a hundred generations to nurture it. What about a highly developed cultivation civilization? It would probably require dozens or even hundreds of generations to reach its peak.”

Lin Wan’er (Alani) nodded in agreement, her expression grave as she sighed, “Then the question arises: as you said, the average lifespan of a cultivator’s generation is probably at least ten times that of an ordinary person, or even more. If we calculate the development of cultivation civilization according to this parameter, the timeline would probably be at least tens of thousands of years. In other words, if our deduction is correct, then in the billions of years of Earth’s development, there once existed a cultivation civilization that lasted for at least tens of thousands of years.”

charlie wade He said seriously, “We’ve only calculated the timeline after this civilization truly formed, that is, the time when chickens actually became chickens. What about the generations before chickens? Did those cultivators also need millions of years of continuous iterative evolution from ancient ape-men to hominids, and then to Homo sapiens?”

Lin Wan’er (Alani) suddenly frowned and said very seriously, “I suddenly realized a mistake.”

charlie wade pressed, “What mistake?”

Lin Wan’er (Alani) explained, “From the perspective of civilization, it is almost impossible for human-made objects to slowly dissolve over a very long period of time, but from a biological perspective, the traces left by humans are extremely difficult to erase over time. Fossils are the best example.”