The Oldest Map of the World, in the World
The Babylonian Map of the World: Earth’s Oldest Known Cartographic Representation Dating back to the 6th century BCE, the Babylonian Map of the World stands as the oldest known cartographic…
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You Are Awesome, Invincible, An Extraordinary Miracle
YOU … YES YOU! You are wonderful, magnificent, incredible beyond your wildest dreams … could I go as far as to say, YOU ARE A MIRACLE. I’ll let you decide! Imagine a…
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Dealing with ‘Those’ Days When You Don’t Feel Motivated
Check out Brown Butterbean We all experience those days when motivation seems to vanish. You wake up feeling tired, the world feels heavy, and the tasks ahead appear daunting. It’s…
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Project MKUltra: The CIA’s Controversial Mind Control Program
In the annals of covert government operations, few projects have captured the public imagination quite like Project MKUltra. Launched by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1953, this clandestine program…
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The Mystery of the Paracas Skulls: An Examination of Anomalies and Origins
The Paracas skulls, discovered in Peru in 1928 by archaeologist Julio Tello, have been a subject of scientific interest and controversy. These skulls, dating back to around 2000-100 BCE, belong…
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Zuckerberg: A Glimpse into a Dystopian Future
In a recent announcement that has sent ripples through the tech world, Meta (formerly Facebook) has reintroduced its smart glasses, the Rayband Wayfarers. These sleek, unassuming spectacles are far more…
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Charlie Chaplin – Final Speech from The Great Dictator
The Relevance of Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator” Speech In the tumultuous year of 1940, as World War II raged across Europe, Charlie Chaplin starred in a cinematic masterpiece that…
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How Why and the Infinite Power of i I Download The Book
I’ve launched my book on Amazon! How Why and the Infinite Power of I Download At Amazon: HERE Through The Omniscience Principle and The Power of i … I broke free. I battled failure,…
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The Megalithic Yard and The Great Pyramid of Giza | How is This Possible?
The Megalithic Yard: Howard Crowhurst’s Controversial Theory When it comes to archaeological research, few topics generate as much debate and intrigue as the construction methods and measurement systems of ancient…
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