What If A Medieval Knight Saw Our World?

Get $5 off your next order through my link https://sponsr.is/magicspoon_metatron... or use code METATRON at checkout, or look for Magic Spoon on Amazon and in your nearest grocery store! Check out my new interactive adventure!    • Project P.C.I. - Interactive Experience -   An hypothetical journey through resurrecting a Medieval knight and showing him our world! Initial Cognitive Dissonance (1 minute 30 seconds): The Medieval man, upon their initial exposure to the 21st century, would undoubtedly experience a profound sense of cognitive dissonance. The monumental scale and architectural complexity of modern urban landscapes, replete with towering skyscrapers and intricate transportation networks, would present a stark contrast to the still amazing structures of their native era. The knight would likely struggle to comprehend the sheer magnitude and intricacy of contemporary society, as it represents a radical departure from the familiar paradigms of their historical context. They would be dumbfounded by our advanced technology - aircraft, rockets, satellites, computers, internet, smartphones, etc. The concept of information traveling instantaneously around the globe would seem like sorcery to them. While the middle ages was a massive city in its day, the scale, population size, and towering skyscrapers of modern mega-cities like Tokyo, New York, or Shanghai would be almost incomprehensible. They would be amazed by our modern vehicles - cars, trains, ships, and airplanes allowing travel at speeds and scales they couldn't even imagine. Running water, electricity, climate control, modern medicine - things we take for granted would seem like miracles from the future. The concepts of democracy, human rights, and the abolition of slavery would be radical ideas. Gender equality and tolerance of different cultures/religions would also be quite foreign. Modern weaponry like nuclear arms, drones, missiles, and advanced conventional arms would be terrifying in their immense destructive capabilities. The entire population of Europe would be dwarfed by the populations of single modern nations like China or India. Geographic When we talk about the geographic aspect we should probably divide our elucubration in two, physical geography and political geography. The Physical aspect of the world would be a the idea of exploration was always a main aspect of Roman foreign affairs and as a civilization the knight did absolutely push the boundaries of their territories, always seeking to reach far away lands for commercial and military purposes alike. Even more so due to the spread of Christianity. In other words, they took over would most likely be their reaction. From his perspective it would be as if a different religion compared to yours were to take over completely in the future. If we are talking about instead a Christian Roman so one of the early converts, he would clearly rejoice and see it as proof that he chose the right religion after all. From persecuted marginal religion to a main stream religion in the majority of the territories of the empire would be. To give us perspective it would be as if your current religion if you have one were to become the main religion on planet earth Mars and Mercury. It probably in my opinion having read quite a bit of the classics and how the Romans discussed religion it woudl really depend on two factor is this a Romans pre Christianity or post Christianity? And 2 how are we explaining/showing him our current religious connotations. If it was a Roman who saw the beginning of Christianity it would make for a much more interesting reaction to be honest. Join this channel to get access to more old school Metatron videos the algorithm wouldn't prioritize! Support freedom and get your preferred content!:    / @metatronyt   Also if you like what I do and wish to support my work to help me make sure that I can continue to tell it how it is please consider checking out my Patreon! Unboxings are Patreon exclusives!   / themetatron   #medieval #middleages #knight