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Virtual
reality in the past?
A
lot changed in
our lives since the advent of the personal computer about 40 years ago.
There
is computertechnology all around us, creating virtual worlds everywhere
we
look. Virtual worlds revolutionize medicine, the military and the
entertainment
industry. Virtual reality has become standard everywhere you look. The
devices
are getting smaller and more capable. The size of the devices are only
getting
limited by our eyes, ears and the other senses. The newest incarnation
of
virtual reality is Google Glass,
a wearable personal
monitor with internet connection.
But the military is using the technology for years to control drones
and other
devices.
The advantages of such systems are obvious:
- –
Due to
close proximity to the user's eyes the simulated screen size of the
device is
much larger.
- –
The
information displayed in the device can only be seen by the user that
wears the
device, without disturbing other people. It also assures the privacy of
the
data it displays
- –
By using
the device in front of both eyes, true 3D can be displayed, which is
essential for real world simulations.
Every
since I'm
interested in the PaleoSeti Theory, I'm interested in depictions of
unusal
helmets and face masks from anient times. Some of those depictions are
eerely
similar to modern virtual reality devices. Coincidence? Just another
case of
"looks like...". I don't think so. Depictions of virtual reality
devices - again a worldwide phenomenon - fits perfectly into the
picture if we
assume an extraterrestrial contact in the past.
But have a look for yourself:

Photo
1

Photo
2 (Courtesy: Kaiser
Electro Optics, now defunct)

Photo
3

Photo
4 (Courtesy: Kaiser
Electro Optics, now defunct)

Photo
5 (Courtesy: Kaiser
Electro Optics, now defunct)
Photo
6
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Photo
1
This very unusual helmet
depiction is orginally from Africa (now in the Metropolitan Museum of
Art in
New York). Look at the two devices extending in front of the eyes. In
my
opinion this is misunderstood Virtual Reality technology of a Cargo Cult
(See FAQ page, question
19)This personal monitor system would enable the
wearer to see 3D
images as mentioned above.
Photo 2
the modern counterpart of such a "personal Monitor System".
Photo 3 I took in Chichen
Itza, Mexiko. Again the same high-tech
Technology, misunderstood by
the Maya, but accurately portrayed in stone, thousands of years ago!
Please
click on the image to get a larger view. You can clearly see the the
face, the
helmet and the monitor.
Please compare Photo 4, a modern device. The
technology used is almost
identical! To me it is amazing how close our technology looks to what
the
ancient Maya saw.
Photo 5shows a virtual reality
helmet used by the US army.
Photo 6 I took in Tiahuanaco,
Bolivia and shows the Ponce
Monolith. This carving also has a technical apparatus in
front of its left
eye which is connected to the rest of the helmet. Look at the eye
itself, it's
square, like a monitor (photo 2). Again this garving is several
thousand years
old. The carving style is different to the Maya of course, but I think
they
both show similar technology.
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