The Burning of the Codexes How Conquistadors

The speaker talks about the significance of the CODIS, ancient scientific masterpieces containing knowledge in various fields. Conquistadors burned them, leaving only four surviving. Diego de Zonda, a bishop, led the destruction. The speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing and following this information. You got to share it, you got to follow it, because the theory is just enough. That's CODIS. CODIS 1500. Yeah, another fire, another mystery, and... This has got to move all over again. Man, I don't know how big those frickin' were, but crazy. Anyway, number one. The CODIS were scientific masterpieces. Mine both held knowledge and astronomy, math, medicine, and time cycles. And what did the conquistadors do? Burn them all in the public square. Hmm, well. Number two, holy fire, or cultural purge. Diego de Zonda, a Catholic bishop, led the torching. Later said he regretted it, but by then, it was a little too late. Three. Only four survived, barely. Four of those insects that exist today were missing thousands, and what did they want future civilizations to read? You got to like it, share it, and follow it, because it's eating up. I'll see you guys later.