Cave paintings & holographic thinking

Proto-humans and shared intelligence

In the documentary about quipu -

It was mentioned the hypothesis of scientist and academician Dr. Vlail Kaznacheev that proto-humans had shared intelligence (he referred to it as some kind of “holographic intelligence”) boundaries of which were not limited to just one person but shared with the group and that might allow mind to mind communication.

In the light of this hypothesis, the intriguing discovery of Genevieve von Petzinger paleoanthropologist and rock art researcher specializing on the Ice Age might have an interesting option for explanation.

First, she discovered a pattern of repeating symbols in cave art of Europe but then she discovered the truly remarkable fact is that these symbols are universally the same everywhere.

They repeat on pretty much every continent, except perhaps Antarctica on the walls of caves where ancient Stone Age people lived (but who knows? Maybe they are there as well we just cannot access its caves at present time).

Her thorough study of world cave art uncovered 32 recurring shapes and lines, potentially the world's oldest code.

The research has led her to conclude that these simple shapes were far from random markings; they signify a fundamental advancement in the cognitive abilities of our ancestors. The capacity to create a system of symbols likely predates 40,000 years, possibly extending back at least 100,000 years.

For tens of thousands of years, our ancestors consistently used the same symbols, specifically, 32 types of signs were used universally. 

Her work shows that far from being random doodles, the simple shapes represent a fundamental shift in our ancestors’ mental skills.

But can it represent something more than that? Like evolution in shared intelligence? And changes in the boundaries of Self? 

Can it be the evidence that boundaries of Self were not confined to individuals in these distant ancient times but included other members of the group or groups as proposed by Vlail Kaznacheev? 

This is well might be and then the fascinating fact of similar signs usage globally in the prehistoric world can receive very unusual explanations.

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Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing - https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-700-in-search-of-the-very-first-coded-symbols/ 

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