The Five Ages of Modern Man - gradual Ice Age cooling - cataclysmic heating events

Look at the above graph of global temperatures for the last 450,000 years (above) marked by obvious Ice Ages or low points… you can see them at approximately 30,000 BC, 140,000 BC, 260,000 BC and 340,000 BC. Now, looking at the graph (from left to right, as westerners read) it seem that the temperature gradually grew until a sudden ice age happened. But that’s totally wrong… if you read from right to left (from the past to the present) you’ll see that the global temperature of the Earth gets gradually cooler and cooler and cooler over those 120,000 years until (at some ‘extreme warming event’ moment) the spike of cooling leaps to Modern Day temperatures… you’ll see that this has happened five times.

As you’ll see from the high points of the (above) graph, in the last half a million years there have been Five Golden Eras where Modern Man could have covered the surface of the Earth with his brethren and his technology. Encroaching Ice Age-like events would have gradually wiped out Modern Man on five separate occasions in that time period. But what causes these semi-regular cataclysmic heatings of the planet? And how do these ‘heating cataclysms’ tie in to the recorded flipping of the axes of our planet? Massive cometary attack or soem electro-magnetic galaxy storm?

One wonders if these ‘global heat spikes’ show the leap in technological usage of Modern Man at the end of each Ice Age, are they man made?

According to this intriguing 007-like Archaeological Narrative about ancient peoples shows that Modern flint-artefact-making Man is in the Americas HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS BEFORE Clovis Man…  and nobody wants you to know about it. Potentially, four much earlier versions of Modern Man can also be found, were one to dig deeper and have an open mind about Multiple Human-species Extinctions. Our planet will get cooler and cooler over the next 100,000 years until it’s too cold to support life. Or until a cataclysmic super-heating event takes place. We’re lucky we’re all still here, for now, believe me.