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The gods in Jiang's Enuma Elish discussion, also noted as the source of modern alien-origin conspiracy theories.
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Anunnaki
The gods in Jiang's Enuma Elish discussion, also noted as the source of modern alien-origin conspiracy theories.
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He rejects Anunnaki alien theories as unnecessary because human beings placed under practical pressure can rapidly develop systems, language, writing, and civilization.
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"...All right. And the gods, by the way, are called the Anunnaki. Okay? That's why there are conspiracy theories on the internet who say..."
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"...the skill of Marduk. King Marduk divided the gods of the Anunnaki, okay, the gods, into upper and lower groups. He assigned 300 in..."
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"...to Samaria and created humans. Okay? These aliens are called the Anunnaki. And it's a really stupid idea. And what you learn in this..."
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"...Let bricks for it be molded and raise the shrine. The Anunnaki wield the pick. For one year, they made the needed bricks. Okay?..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's lecture on civilization as temple economy, writing as hierarchy machine, Enuma Elish as sky-god propaganda, Gilgamesh as bureaucratic literature, and grain as the crop kings prefer because free pastoralists...
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