Weather Signals and Ancient Messages

Human bodies can interpret weather signals, detecting changes like impending rain or its cessation through psychological perceptions of physical cues. This concept of understanding weather is paralleled in ancient civilizations that relied on stone mediums for historical records. The resilience of stone artifacts allows them to endure and convey messages over time, demonstrating their effectiveness as enduring records. Interestingly, this idea was echoed in modern attempts to communicate dangers, such as radiation, to future societies, highlighting the significance of stone glyphs and pictograms as lasting forms of communication without the use of words.