Thomas Jefferson was a prolific writer, documenting the most mundane details of day to day life, as well as writing daily letters of all types. It’s believed he wrote as many as 18, 264 letters. Gaps in Jefferson’s writing are mysterious. There are three specific gaps that are particularly alluring, mostly in light of the…
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Classic good vs evil, truth vs lies. Set in modern day America’s Lower Hudson Valley, metro NYC, and based on UVA’s Zs secret society, which the author can’t help but wonder if it was Thomas Jefferson who really founded the Z’s at his Academical Village which became UVA… the many plot conflicts and their resolutions…
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It all begins with an hypothesis. What’s your gut instinct about whether or not there’s life on another planet. Yes or No? I say “Yes.” So, if I hypothesize Yes, then I become that much more aware of clues that confirm my hypothesis. If another hypothesizes “No,” they’ll be less open minded about the dots…
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The creative artwork featured at The Shard in London does seem to reinforce speculation that The Shard was built by the Illuminati. It’s revealing that this particular display features Pythagoras’s sacred geometry. I can’t wait to explore the entire building to find what likely will be MANY hidden symbols and secrets.
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Pythagoras (580 BC – 500 BC) Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher who lived more than 2,000 years ago. As the founder of the Pythaoreanism Movement, he influenced the beliefs of Plato and Aristotle. During the Great Enlightenment of the 17th and 18th centuries, the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle were the driving force behind Western…
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“The supreme art of war consists of breaking the enemy’s resistance without fighting.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War Sun Tzu is an ancient Chinese warrior, General, writer and philosopher who lived from 544 BC – 496 BC. He wrote a book called the Art of War that is so profound it’s studied…
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