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If it is in Urdu,
It is fiction.
It is fiction.
Humanoids on earth
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Cannibal Humanoids
The humanoids described below are cannibals whose king resides in a large wooden structure. They boil their prisoners of war in water and peel them with a knife, similar to how one would peel a sweet potato. They are not engaged in agriculture or cattle farming and are consistently idle except when involved in combat. Additionally, they consume bananas and use human fat in their cooking. The women among them wear their hair tied up in a large bun at the top of their heads:
There appears to be an ancient association between cannibalism and bananas.
The humanoids described below are cannibals whose king resides in a large wooden structure. They boil their prisoners of war in water and peel them with a knife, similar to how one would peel a sweet potato. They are not engaged in agriculture or cattle farming and are consistently idle except when involved in combat. Additionally, they consume bananas and use human fat in their cooking. The women among them wear their hair tied up in a large bun at the top of their heads:
There appears to be an ancient association between cannibalism and bananas.
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ancient association between cannibals and bananas.
Don't worry, we're just as lost as you are.
I think the OP found some old book talking about humanoids that existed on earth, alongside humans in the past. What's weird is that no other historian EVER reported anything like this, so it's likely that it's fiction
Regarding the objection on the book's content, I must say that while it may seem unusual and even unbelievable, we cannot dismiss it outright. History has shown us that many discoveries were once thought impossible until evidence emerged. For example, the body of a pharaoh was only found after being lost in the ocean for centuries, and dinosaurs were only known through their fossils. It is possible that the accounts in this book were overlooked or forgotten by other historians, and we are only now rediscovering them.
Furthermore, the term "banana republic" does have connections to cannibalism, as bananas were a key commodity in many countries where dictators and corrupt leaders rose to power and exploited the people. And while the book may have some unconventional ideas, it also contains some serious and significant information that I will share in another section. So let us not dismiss it without proper examination and consideration.
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