Yeob Pe Than - Wonderful World Knowledge

Introduction

Human knowledge has existed since the dawn of time. In other words, the history of human history and the history of knowledge flowed in parallel from a single point, side by side.

The creature crawled out of the water onto the land. It emerged from the forest onto the open land. Then the creature became the highest creature on earth.

The first creature is man.

The lives of ancient people were not as prosperous and easygoing as we think, but were plagued by dangers, diseases, and shortages, and were completely dependent on the hardships of the struggle for survival and the struggle against nature.

Hunting became especially common during the Monstrodian period. Early humans ate only fruits, nuts, and young animals. Monstrodians hunted mainly medium-sized prey. Larger prey was occasionally hunted in groups. They also killed sick and emaciated prey.

Many anthropologists have suggested that early beliefs about natural forces, and later about social forces, emerged during the time of the Sauro-Magnon people.

For example, witchcraft and magic emerged in connection with hunting, and then religion emerged.

At first, man was only a part of nature. At that time, nature was still shaping man, as before. Only later did man come to understand nature and dominate it.

It is only natural that in this process of moving from being a part of nature (in a sense) to being a creator of nature, we will have to overcome many difficulties.

It is true that in overcoming such enormous difficulties, people will try to solve problems that cannot be solved by natural means through extra-natural means.

In this way, before man knew that he could cut down large trees with his own strength and that they could be useful to him, he worshipped large trees. He also worshipped forests and mountains. He also worshipped rain, wind, and water. He also worshipped the great oceans, considering them incapable of crossing them.

However, as the saying goes, the secrets of nature that people thought were unknown yesterday have become sciences that people know, understand, and use today. Due to the continuous efforts of people, in the future, people invented and wielded weapons and cut down the trees that were worshiped yesterday. Animals could only collect. People could produce, so they turned these trees into consumer goods. In the darkness of the forest, they produced natural resources. No matter how high the mountains were, they brought them under their feet. No matter how deep the oceans were, they crossed them.

In the beginning, he created the ghosts. He was afraid of them. Later, he killed the ghosts.

In fact, although people may be afraid of ghosts, there is no one in this world as terrifying as a human.

Because those scary ghosts are created by humans, right?

I must admit that this book is only a small book that describes the beliefs that were held during the period before humanity attained the full essence of human knowledge.

Comrade Father Than