Pre-Columbian Megaprojects Built by People Who Clearly Had No Respect for Dictators
Recent satellite analysis of a massive 2,000-square-mile canal and ridge network in La Mojana, Colombia, reveals it could be constructed in under two months by regular families cooperating. Mainstream historians are visibly shaken to discover that monumental ancient engineering happened without a despotic overlord cracking a whip. Apparently, ancient humans occasionally cooperated just to be contrary to future textbooks.