“When Truth Burns Bright: How We Lost the Origins of the World”

 The Truth About How the World Began? A Well-Guarded Joke

Let’s be honest. If you think humanity doesn’t know how the world began because “it’s too complex,” think again. The reality is simpler—and sadder: whatever we were supposed to know has either been burned, locked away, or reinvented for naïve masses.

Burning – The Scientific Method

Let’s start with the most efficient way of “handling knowledge”: fire.

The Library of Alexandria? Burned. By whom? Everyone. Romans, Christians, Arabs—each left their mark on the destruction of the greatest collection of ancient knowledge.

Why? Too much wisdom, not enough obedience.

Religion – The Official Truth Server

In the Middle Ages, the Church solved the diversity-of-thought problem: it picked one version only.

Didn’t fit the Genesis narrative? Burn them. Sumerians spoke of “gods from the skies”? Heresy. Mayans had calendars more accurate than your smartwatch? Demonic. Gnostics had a different take on creation? Blasphemy.

Welcome to the age where truth was measured in flames and excommunications.

Advanced Civilizations? Let’s Destroy Them

When Europeans “discovered” the Americas, the Mayans already had astronomical knowledge that still puzzles us. What did the conquerors do?

Burned thousands of manuscripts, but kept the gold. Clear priorities.

In the Middle East, thousands of Sumerian tablets sat etched with symbols about the beginning, "gods," and humanity’s origins. Today, many of them remain unscanned, untranslated, but very well secured.

Modern Governments: Censorship 2.0

We no longer burn books—we just algorithmically delete them.

Got a scientific theory that challenges Big Bang orthodoxy? You’re “not peer-reviewed.” Found archeological evidence that rewrites official history?

“You're not qualified to interpret that.”

Blogged that maybe we didn’t just descend from monkeys? Misinformation alert.

Why all this effort?

Because who controls the past, controls the present.

If people knew the real story of the world, maybe they wouldn’t be so easy to lead, tax, indebt, or distract with reality shows.

Conclusion?

The truth about how the world began probably exists—but it’s not on Google.

Maybe it’s buried in a Sumerian crypt, maybe in the manuscripts the Inquisition torched, or maybe it’s stamped “classified” behind a NASA vault.

Until then, we’re handed a safe, sterile, simplistic bedtime story. And we swallow it whole.