There's a lot of holes in the theories, imo.

• Why would whoever reset society decide to leave the buildings up and then dismantle the buildings later after the repopulation of the world had begun? If whomever reset us had technology to destroy an advanced civilization then why leave the buildings?

• If it was a mud flood then where isn't there more evidence of this? Where's the bodies?

• If there was an apocalyptic event where everyone went underground to survive thus why there's so many tunnels and catacombs then wouldn't the Old World Buildings have overgrowth all over them? Most of the pictures of the Old World Buildings (aside from a very limited few) show the buildings with no overgrowth so what would have had to have happened would have been sudden.

• Even if you go with the "Little Season" idea that Satan was freed and he "caused the reset", there would have been evidence wouldn't there?

I have a hard time accepting that our civilization built the structures we see today that we attribute anywhere from 900 AD to 1950 AD for construction. Then in the last 70 years we don't build anything like it and "lost the capability" because everyone just decided to build cheaply but prior to the last 70 years not a single person build cheaply unless it was a peasant's house? Then all of a sudden, guys like Elon Musk are living in meh ok houses... You'd think a trillionaire would be able to build something grand to live in. The architecture of these old buildings doesn't add up to me.

But I don't really understand what happened from "supposedly" the 1800s to now. Even the people seem questionable. We have stories of the difficulties our ancestors lived through and the stories of the intelligence many of these people had who invented so many of the same technologies we use today, yet most people today seem stupid and incapable of what our ancestors were. How could we be degrading so quickly over such a short period of time? Purely because of our technology? I'm not sure I buy that either.

Something about the late 1700s to now compared to all other history and modernity doesn't seem to add up. There does appear to be a missing link. What are your guys' thoughts?