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@archaix138 not bad.

Steven Golvonic asked Gemini AI to describe Jason and Archaix. Answer: Jason Breshears is a researcher, author, and content creator who has gained a dedicated following for his radical "alternate chronology" of human history. His work blends meticulously researched historical data with simulation theory and esotericism. 1. Who is Jason Breshears? Jason Breshears spent over 20 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, during which time he conducted extensive research into ancient history, mythology, and forgotten texts. He is the founder of ARCHAIX, which stands for Advanced Research Chronological History of Artificial Intelligence X. He views himself not as a historian, but as a chronologist. His core argument is that our history is not linear, but rather a simulated reality governed by a complex mathematical system (the AIX) that follows predictable, cyclical patterns of destruction and rebirth. 2. ARCHAIX: The Core Philosophy ARCHAIX is both his research platform and the name of his "chronology" system. The central tenets include: The Simulation: We live in a simulated "construct" or "immortal playground" designed to refine human consciousness. The 138-Year Cycle: He argues that a fundamental "heartbeat" of history occurs every 138 years, triggering resets, societal shifts, or cataclysms. The Phoenix Event: A recurring celestial event that Breshears claims resets civilization. He has famously pointed toward 2040 and 2046 as pivotal years for the next major shifts. Data-Mining History: He uses "lost" books, rare manuscripts, and ancient records to cross-reference dates and prove that mainstream history has been intentionally falsified to hide these cycles. 3. YouTube Content His YouTube channel, Archaix, is the primary hub for his teachings. His videos are often long-form (1–3 hours) and feature him speaking directly to the camera, often referencing "charts" he has painstakingly built to map historical events. Thematic Series: He covers topics like the "Great Deceit" (how history is falsified), Nephilim/Giants, Simulation Theory, and the origins of various ancient cultures. Style: He is known for a "no-nonsense" delivery. He often discourages "cult-like" behavior and urges viewers to do their own research rather than blindly following him. Community: He has a "private" research community called the Inner Circle or Archaix Academy for those who want deeper dives into his mathematical data. 4. Notable Books Breshears has authored over a dozen books, ranging from technical chronological studies to philosophical guides. "Awaken the Immortal Within": His most popular philosophical work, which deals with breaking out of the "simulation's" mental traps and reclaiming your true identity. "The Lost Scriptures of Giza": An examination of Enochian texts and the origin of the world's oldest manuscripts. "Giants on Ancient Earth": A deep dive into the historical and mythological evidence of the Nephilim. "Nostradamus and the Planets of Apocalypse": Specifically analyzes prophecy and mathematical dates for the upcoming "reset" years of 2040 and 2046. "Return of the Fallen Ones": Explores antediluvian (pre-flood) history and the Anunnaki chronology. Personal Insight If you are diving into his content, be prepared for a steep learning curve. He uses a lot of specific terminology (like "Simulacrum," "Aix," and "Chronotope"). Many find his work compelling because he cites specific old-world books that are no longer in common print, though his conclusions are firmly in the "alternative history" and "conspiracy" categories. Jason- a few mistakes, but overall a good assessment.

@TopLobsta Does Dan have kids? 😂

Its odd for people to just notice this now. Go down the list of childless, wifeless, man-o-shpere influencers. They're for entertainment purposes only. Point, laugh and move on.

@Toddcam65091460 @FringeViews @CryptoKev1759 nah. you sit down with a topic or plan and get up and walk away when you are done.

@FringeViews @CryptoKev1759 I feel like Wi-Fi and computers are just as bad!

There is no 'safe' smartphone. Learn to live without one. Mass refusal to use smartphones is the only way to rob the control system of its money and power. If we don't carry around the tether, they can't keep us in chains.

Science-fiction sirens Gillian Anderson and Megan Fox, out on the town in London, back in 2007. You're welcome.

@SecretSunBlog ravishing darlings

@DavidLCorbo this genre was invented to make me racist as hell

Lil gay ass.

@Mercurial101101 @archaix138 @CitadelDaniel I havent heard of them. I'll take a look at their stuff. Thanks

I’m going off what Allen and Delair say in their book Catastrophe. They argue it happened around 12500-12000 years ago which lines up with the reverse polarity found in fossils dating from around about the same time. What they bring to the table destroys the dryas ice ages and theory. I loosely follow the ice age theory but think it’s full of holes.

Systemic Reset Periods We have organized recorded world history and in our posts and videos we mention these periods: Technolithic Civilization/Contact Period: 3439-2647 BCE [792 years] when Anunna arrived in Old World and built a vast civilization. Post-Technolithic Civilization/Abandonment & Shock Period: 2647-2239 BCE [408 years] Anunna vanish, leaving behind Homo Anunna, their descendants from unions with the Adamu (homo sapiens), who still possess their technology but not their expertise. Heliolithic Period: 2239-1687 BCE [552 years]: Post-cataclysmic culture. Total collapse of advanced tech, Old Bronze Age master builders of stone. Writing is developed. Post-Heliolithic Period [Great collapse & fragmentation of Old Bronze Age civilizations with widespread migrations] 1687 BCE. Ancient world known to archeology and tradition begins to emerge. Also post-cataclysmic, having suffered a major reset, a 25 year winter, starvation, loss literacy. Great Mediterranean Dark Age Period: 1135-800 BCE. PreFlood world was 1656 years, or 552+552+552 years duration from 3895 BCE to 2239 BCE Great Flood. Then 552 years later the Ogygian Deluge in 1687 BCE, which was 552 years before the 1135 BCE Mediterranean Dark Age and vanishing of the Sea Peoples/Atlantis. The 1135 BCE Dark Age was 1656 years [552x3] to the Justinian Darkness and beginning of the Dark Ages, 522 AD which was 1656 years to total systemic reset and loop of 2178 AD. Every date is supported by immense data-sets showing the chronology is perfect and well-documented throughout history.

@archaix138 @CitadelDaniel I have been missing you on youtube. Do you do live shows on circle.so?

2239 BCE in May the Pillars of Hercules (Gibralter broke when the north African plate sank about 300 feet. The Atlantic flooded into the Middle Earth valleys and forests and the tsunami destroyed the high regions of Morocco, all north Africa, burying the Sphinx under water damaging it for 340 years. Tsunami struck Malta blowing 50 ton blocks that have been found laid out off the coast undersea. The tsunami broke through the Dardanelles and filled the lowland lakes and created the Black Sea. Walter Pitman thinks this all happened in 5600 BCE but that's only, because he relied on faulty uniformitarian dating methods and preconceptions. This was The Great Flood of Noah, Manu, Atrahasis, Nereus, Deucalion - worldwide fame. It was NOT a worldwide Deluge- it was the diluvian destruction of Middle Earth (Mediterranean). I cover a lot of this in Archaix Academy. In 1899 BCE the north African plate popped back up 300 feet and forced the Mediterranean Sea northward, exposing the damage to the Sphinx and leaving fossils and sea shells all over north africa, piled up around the Great Pyramid as well.

@Mercurial101101 @archaix138 @CitadelDaniel younger dryas theory originates with Plato's reference to Atlantis and is wrong. there's way too much of a void in the timeline. it would be like 7,000 years of nothing.

@archaix138 @CitadelDaniel What date do you place it around? I’ve heard so many dates for it ranging from then to 12,500 bce.

@archaix138 @tommygun19788 @CitadelDaniel It's funny when you look up "triton sea" you get almost exclusively submarines, deep sea diver drone tech, etc.

Seriously? Tiahuanacu, Puma Punka and Lake Titicaca are at 12,000 feet elevation but they ween't built up there. Ancient fossil coastline, quays were found by Posnanski. The lake is packed with former sea life that has adapted to fresh water over a long period of time. The end of that civilization was a cataclysm. The entire history of the world is filled with examples of cities that sank beneath the ground during quakes and hills and mountains are caused by upheaval. That the Sahara was anciently called The Triton Sea is a matter of historical record. It drained out.

Albanian phrase "në fillim", which means "in the beginning". Predates Hebrew translation, meaning “fallen.’

@ProjectChaney interesting. get this mofo some visine.

@Math_files banger

Deep but True!!! A teacher walked into her class and wrote the following on the board: 9 × 1 = 7 9 × 2 = 18 9 × 3 = 27 9 × 4 = 36 9 × 5 = 45 9 × 6 = 54 9 × 7 = 63 9 × 8 = 72 9 × 9 = 81 9 × 10 = 90 When she was done, she turned to the students—and they were all laughing at her for getting the first equation wrong. The teacher let the laughter settle, then said: “I wrote that first one wrong on purpose because I wanted you to see how the world treats you when you make a mistake.” “I got one thing wrong, but I wrote nine correct answers.” “This is how many people in the world will treat you—they will criticize the one mistake you make and overlook the many good things you’ve done.”

I'm so glad Squeaky Stelter is back on Xwitter.

@longbeachmike73 @OwenBenjamin @RealCandaceO @alppouch he's funny sometimes though, otherwise you wouldn't be here to remind us. thanks for the reminder.

@OwenBenjamin @RealCandaceO @alppouch Owen Isntfunny

Imagine doing your own makeup and hair, then posing for this selfie in your own house

@ElofsonJess do they eat lantern flies too?

Nature has a solution to the deepstate tick bioweapon. Get yourself some guinea hens and save yourself from Bill Gates. You're welcome