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Around 12,800 years ago, the Earth underwent a sudden and dramatic shift known as the Younger Dryas, a period marked by abrupt cooling, massive floods, widespread extinctions, and the disappearance of cultures that had begun to settle and organize.

Mainstream history often glosses over this period, but the evidence of a cataclysmic event is mounting:

• Meltwater Pulse 1B: A massive rise in sea levels, likely caused by sudden glacial melt—triggering floods that swallowed coastlines worldwide.
• Carolina Bays and U.S. Crater Fields: Geometric depressions aligned in strange patterns across North America, possibly linked to an aerial impact event.
• Black Mat Layers: A dark, carbon-rich soil layer found across multiple continents, dating to the same window—indicating widespread fires and extinction.
• Gobekli Tepe: A highly sophisticated megalithic site in Turkey, deliberately buried and dating to the very beginning of the post-Younger Dryas period.
• Oral Traditions: From the Hopi to the Aboriginal Australians, from Mesopotamian flood myths to Atlantis, stories of a great deluge and a fallen age persist globally.

Many researchers, geologists, and independent scholars now point to a cosmic impact, perhaps from a fragmented comet, as the trigger for the Younger Dryas cooling and mass devastation.

In Netism, this event marks the end of the previous human cycle. What survived became the seeds for our current era. Survivors did not start over from scratch. They encoded what they could in myth, symbol, and stone, waiting for the next remembering.

What do you think happened during the Younger Dryas?
Are we living in the shadow of a forgotten age?
And are we nearing the end of another cycle?

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