Devilution; Erosion of Human Society

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Devilution Erosion of Human Society Part 1
Who Caused the Big Bang?
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In the beginning God
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First Cause
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an illustration

• Two alien critters, Bob Eddie, are allowed to
  visit Earth, but Bob can only visit several
  minutes each year Eddie can remain.
• They gather as much data as they can for 100
  Earth years.
• Well look specifically at their data on our
  automobiles.
• First their facts, then their conclusions

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the facts

• As to their methods of transportation we
  observed that, early on, the humans would get
  about with four-wheeled vehicles drawn by
  four-footed creatures.

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• After just a couple more Earth-years passed, we
  noticed a dramatic change The earlier
  four-footed creatures were no longer present, yet
  the vehicles still moved

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• These new moving creatures which moved by
  themselves were more noisy contraptions - and
  even more foul-smelling

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• As years passed, the vehicles structures
  maintained a similar basic form but nevertheless
  changed gradually in several other ways

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• They became sleeker, less box-like and faster.
  Some had tops that could be removed

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• ...some were just awesome!

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• A few were there for just a very brief time
  (mercifully!)

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• Although there were many more types as years went
  by, they began to look alike. The earliest
  species were not observed anywhere.

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interpretations

• Those were some of the facts that both Bob and
  Eddie observed and agreed to. But when they wrote
  up their report explaining what they saw, why
  they believe what happened happened, their
  interpretations took on adecidedlydifferentlook
  

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bobs report

• The early, simple vehicles with the hairy,
  four-footed pullers were probably victims of some
  severe environmental trauma and died out. Only
  the most fit mutations of the time must have
  survived, and those were apparently the ones
  without the bulky, inefficient critter attachment

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• After that quick and dramatic change came the
  long, slooooow processes in which the vehicles
  changed slowly over many generations, evolving,
  through random mutations, the traits that made
  them even stronger and better able to survive.

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• Traits that were not helping in their survival
  (fins, for example) were either lost entirely or
  resulted in that species extinction. The
  undesirables had been successfully and naturally
  weeded out so that....

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• as a result of time, chance, mutations, and
  natural selection, earthlings were left with the
  fast, efficient beasts they have now. It is now a
  matter of time for us to work out the details of
  how this all happened.
• XXXOOOXXX
• Bob

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eddies report

• All the vehicles - from the early, critter-drawn
  version to the later, faster models - were of the
  same basic design

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• They all had wheels similar devices to help them
  change direction a compartment to help transport
  the Humans ways of seeing at night similar ways
  of stopping similar energy sources similar
  waste products and so on and so on they all
  showed evidence of a common design.

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• I also had no evidence of one vehicle becoming
  another, no in-between vehicles each vehicle
  was there in a fully functional way.

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The facts and my experience in real life tell me
the following When I see a lot of objects, all
similar, all complex, all ordered, all with
immediate purpose and function, there has always
been an Intelligent Being behind it
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Conclusion Some Intelligent Being - at the
moment I suspect the humans - had designed and
created the vehicles. The vehicles had changed
over time, to be sure, but it was no accident. It
is now a matter of time to work out how and why
the humans may have done this. Eddie )
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• Bob and Eddie agreed on the facts they disagreed
  in each others interpretations of those facts

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In the beginning God
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