| 30 Mar 2023 |
 Dr. Robinson | 
Download Amazing Native American Artwork.jpeg | 22:54:10 |
 kuzt | The Spanish didn't have to do much... Around 90% of the population died of diseases carried by my filthy Spaniard ancestors | 22:56:02 |
 artarkia | The also intentionally destroyed the culture ... | 22:58:19 |
| kuzt | Like imposing the language? | 22:59:16 |
| artarkia | In reply to @iqgustvo:matrix.org
The Spanish didn't have to do much... Around 90% of the population died of diseases carried by my filthy Spaniard ancestors I'm sure you're also to a degree a real American! | 22:59:26 |
| kuzt | Yes I'm a mixture 😁 | 23:00:43 |
| artarkia | an Aztec! | 23:00:49 |
| kuzt | I believe I already told you that Aztecs were cannibals and one of their cannibal dishes is my favorite dish hehehe... But... Of course I've never eaten it with human flesh. | 23:03:48 |
| kuzt | It's Pozole... Super delicious | 23:04:26 |
| artarkia | Redacted or Malformed Event | 23:04:29 |
| kuzt | https://youtu.be/1kno8nTCmWw | 23:05:15 |
| artarkia | Yummy! | 23:07:14 |
| kuzt | Yes 😁 | 23:08:00 |
| artarkia | I read that Quetzalcoatl did not want human sacrifices ... | 23:10:40 |
| artarkia | ... and he gave Maize to humans. | 23:11:18 |
| kuzt | In reply to @tauny:matrix.org
I read that Quetzalcoatl did not want human sacrifices ... I'll have to look that up but ...
Imagine that for summer vacations Aztecs would say let's go to our holy religious summer war... Whoever wins gets to eat the dead. 😅 | 23:13:40 |
| kuzt | While the Aztecs did perform various types of sacrifices, including the offering of other living beings and objects, there is no indication that Quetzalcoatl was associated with human sacrifice. In fact, Quetzalcoatl was known as a deity of life, knowledge, and civilization, and was often associated with the creation of humanity.
It is important to note that the sources do not provide a definitive answer to the question, and there may be other sources or interpretations that differ. However, based on the context provided, it is not accurate to make a definitive statement that human sacrifices were made in honor of Quetzalcoatl. | 23:16:23 |
| kuzt | In reply to @tauny:matrix.org
I read that Quetzalcoatl did not want human sacrifices ... Maybe | 23:17:24 |
| artarkia | Sounds like chatGPT ... | 23:17:32 |
| kuzt | It's not... It's the result of a search engine | 23:18:26 |
| kuzt | I asked if there were human sacrifices to Quetzalcoatl... And it searched a couple of web results | 23:19:16 |
| artarkia | Yeah, same thing, a statistical language model ... | 23:19:16 |
| kuzt | Although... I don't expect much information about Aztecs to be available online | 23:20:53 |
| artarkia | Right, so not much statistcal information. Anyway 🥱 | 23:21:33 |
| kuzt | There is no clear evidence that Quetzalcoatl was associated with human sacrifice. In fact, some sources suggest that he was opposed to such practices and that his teachings emphasized the importance of compassion and nonviolence. For example, the Huehuetlahtolli, a collection of ancient Nahua sayings, includes the following advice attributed to Quetzalcoatl: "Do not kill, do not steal, do not lie, do not be idle." | 23:28:13 |
| kuzt | Let's see if I find the source | 23:28:24 |
| Dr. Robinson | kuzt: I've heard that as well and that the source of human sacrifice came from the deity known as Smoking Mirror | 23:30:05 |
| kuzt | Gotta search ☺️ | 23:36:50 |
| 31 Mar 2023 |
| Dr. Robinson | https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tezcatlipoca | 01:19:44 |
| Dr. Robinson | https://www.thoughtco.com/tezcatlipoca-aztec-god-of-night-172964 | 01:20:55 |
