Red's Song from Staten Static by The heartless Artichokes

The greatest mystery in human history is what happened in the so-called "cradles of civilization" and a relatively short time roughly a millennium and a half before the Christian Era.

The valleys of the Nile, the Indus, the Tigris-Euphrates, and the Yangtze-Kiang were the major sites of the most amazing developments. Within a few generations their inhabitants created language, architecture, philosophy, the fine arts, and theology. They built cities and formed political structures. How did this come to pass?

Our hypothesis is that God introduced the spirits of Angels into the hearts and minds of the "Hairless Apes" who had evolved into advanced Simians.

This would account for both the "collective unconscious" of Jung, and Freud's discovery of the "death wish", the latter being simply homesickness.

According to our hypothesis God's handiwork made Homo sapiens. It also broadened the dimensions of Love for the angels. The joys of the flesh may not be the highest forms of love, but they're the most fun.

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