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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

the human species is not part of the planet's life system. According to American
scientists, humans appear to be a GENETIC MISTAKE in the development of life

on planet Earth.

Also, still unexplained, is the disappearance of the dinosaurs in the Cretaceous period.
Some theorists tried to implicate solar activity and glaciation of the planet to explain
such a mass extinction. But these phenomena have occurred before on the planet
without causing the demise of these animals. Also, during various ice ages of the
planet, huge areas in the equatorial zone were spared, yet the dinosaurs perished there

as well. Only in a few remote areas can one find some of their descendants: in the
Congo jungle a hippopotamus-devouring monster survives and mysterious giants
inhabit the ocean's depths.

In the mythology of practically all the world's nations, tales abound of stalwart warriors
slaying dinosaurs and dragons...

Let us mention briefly another enigma – that of the Dogon tribe of West Africa.

The ordained elders of this tribe transmit the legend, from one generation to another,
that their ancestors came from the distant star, Sirius. And since time immemorial,
the information about the star and its planetary system, handed down to their
descendants, is totally consistent with modern astrological data. So we may well
wonder – where did the Dogons get their information about the position of the stars –
data that can only be obtained through the use of modern telescopes?

How could the human race have appeared on Earth thirty to forty thousand years
ago and where did it come from? And why have human beings not changed at all
over thousands of years? And why, is it, as Teilhard de Chardin points out, that only
precise analysis of C13 concentration can determine the difference between a fossilized
specimen of Homo Sapiens and a human that is recently deceased?

Still another puzzle is the fact that during a person's lifetime only 3–5% of his brain

neurons function? Initially all neurons were thought to participate in brain activity,
but research has shown otherwise – namely, that from birth to death the same 3–5%
of the brain neurons do all the work. The remaining 95–97% are merely the
“reserve.”

We may well ponder the need for such a reserve in humans and how it developed in
the first place. And, interestingly enough, that 3–5% of interactive neurons happens to

be the exact amount needed for intelligence to emerge. With less than that amount, no
qualitative change can occur and therefore no intelligence develops (See Ch.3).

How can one account for the fact that only that precise figure – no more nor less –
can result in human intelligence? To unravel this mystery, let us turn to the stars...

The great cosmos contains billions of universes with closed-space systems of varying

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