Sarumah obtained this information from
hermetic societies in N. America & Argentina.
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HOOG-TECHNOLOGISCHE BESCHAVING, NIET AGRESSIEF,
MAAR GEHEEL AFHANKELIJK VAN ATOOM-ENERGIE...
...This is when the crisis broke out.
That perfect, super-developed society...
was nothing more than a parasite on a gigantic technological animal.
The only parasite on the only animal.
If it died, what would be left?
Decadence set in rapidly. The capacity to give orders had long depended on complete records of information that foresaw the need and the consequences of the order being given. It had become very difficult for us to think for ourselves!
Many chose to remain in the cities...
defying [trotseren] the rising level of radiation.
They soon became distortions [vervormingen] of what they had been. They suffered bone deformations, went blind because of eye cataracts, and finally died through lack of motor coordination.
Those who fled, wandered through the jungles which we had never bothered about. They faced unfamiliar animals that were unknown to us because the populated belts [gordels] were protected by strips of total barrenness.
They drank water from the streams, and many died, because they had lost the genetic coding that allowed them to assimilate water in its pure state. Others collapsed while they were eating. They had lost almost all their capacity to adapt to the terrestrial environment.
Some gathered together in coordinated cells, attempting to survive what awaited them. Special pills gave many the balance that the body needed, and only by taking these pills could they be assured that food and water would not turn into their enemies.
The journey was very strenuous [inspannend].
Super-specialization had caused us to become invalids.
However, we continued to stay alive...
in spite of the warning of the last philosopher: ‘Death still exists.’
One of our alternatives for survival...
was to reach the marine sources moved by ono-zone...
and get to the inner part of the hollow Earth...
where we hoped we would not be ravaged [geteisterd] by radioactive contamination.
Yet, how could we get there?
How will somebody who lives in Philadelphia and always uses the telephone to communicate with somebody in New York feel, when one day he discovers that no telephones work?
We wandered through the jungles...
Old age [ouderdom] caught up with us.
We discovered that our existence as senile parasites was miserable.
Meanwhile, radiation had reached intolerable levels...
and the survivors hurried toward the seaboard [kust]...
searching for the coastlines of the ocean.
Enormous cataclysms [natuurrampen]...
fragmented the external layer of the Earth into millions of pieces...
as if a massive explosion had overtaken our devastated world.
Nevertheless, in the midst of this conflagration [vuurzee,grote brand]...
our race continued to retain its archetypes.
[bron]
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