I've seen this theory initiated elsewhere, but I'm really trying to bring all the elements together so a well-rounded, substantiated theory can be articulated. Basically, the presence of the Swastika and the Shatkona in all corners of the world, along with other strange phenomena, like how a lot of "indigenous" Americans look suspiciously similar to Chinese people, suggest that at some time in antiquity there was a sort of globalized, or at least semi-globalized world. The reason that this time in human history is undocumented is potentially because there was a massive natural disaster that almost totally erased evidence of this, and that this natural disaster may be what is referred to in the Old Testament as the Deluge (the flood).

Is it true? Did the flood from Genesis destroy the more inter-connected world of antiquity and separate humanity from what was once Pangea into different, isolated continents?

I've seen this theory initiated elsewhere, but I'm really trying to bring all the elements together so a well-rounded, substantiated theory can be articulated. Basically, the presence of the Swastika and the Shatkona in all corners of the world, along with other strange phenomena, like how a lot of "indigenous" Americans look suspiciously similar to Chinese people, suggest that at some time in antiquity there was a sort of globalized world. The reason that this time in human history is undocumented is potentially because there was a massive natural disaster that almost totally erased evidence of this civilizational crossover, and that this natural disaster may be what is referred to in the Old Testament as the Deluge (the flood).

Is it true? Is the flood from Genesis something that actually happened, and separated humanity into what have since been the varying civilizations of the world?