Exactly, it's even predated by an olmec bird-snake/dragon god, but we don't know how it was called then.
kaput_delirium
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Both represent the feathered serpent god, which is usually depicted as a dragon-like figure.
The aztec had Quetzalcoatl. The maya had Kukulkan.
Yes but let everyone use chemical or technological enhancers freely.
In that case we should learn tachygraphy/stenography, that would be a game changer for note taking.
This was great to watch in The 13th Warrior.