Charles William Johnson

The Holy Grail. Drawing by Charles William Johnson based on 7th century ancient stone sculpture.

When you picked him back up and he told you off. Little one had alot to say about being put down..

@Science_TechTV Looking at this chart, my brain has difficulty in understanding what it [my brain] is doing.

A simplified overview of brain functions

In 2000, researchers studying sharks near California's Farallon Islands witnessed a dramatic reminder that even apex predators have something they fear. A female orca attacked and killed a great white shark in the area, targeting the shark's nutrient-rich liver. While the predation itself was remarkable, what happened afterward surprised scientists even more. The moment the dead shark's scent spread through the water, the local great white sharks disappeared. Researchers who had been monitoring the area found that sharks which had been regularly feeding around the islands abruptly abandoned the region. One great white carrying a satellite tag reacted almost immediately, diving hundreds of meters into deep water before beginning a long journey away from the area. The tagged shark ultimately traveled all the way toward Hawaii. Scientists believe the sharks recognized the presence of orcas as an extreme threat. Although great whites are among the ocean's most formidable predators, orcas are one of the few animals known to hunt them successfully. The event revealed something fascinating about life at the top of the food chain: being an apex predator doesn't mean you're fearless. Even great white sharks know when something more dangerous has arrived. The ocean's hierarchy is complex, and on that day near the Farallon Islands, every shark in the neighborhood received the same message: The orcas were here. © Peculiar History #drthehistories

@Roebanie This post shows lightening strikes in many different places.

Masih sok paling berkuasa di dunia? Lihatlah kekuatan dan kekuasaan Sang Pencipta mu.

樂 與 藥 How Did the Ancients Connect Music and Healing? 🌿🎶 Ancient Wisdom Hidden in a Single Character When looking at the Chinese character 藥 (Medicine), many people notice something intriguing. Beneath the 艹 (grass/herb) radical lies the character 樂 (Music). Of course, scholars have their own explanations regarding the historical development of Chinese characters. Yet what is fascinating is the deeper meaning the ancients may have wished to convey through this structure. Before speaking of medicine, they spoke of harmony. Before speaking of healing, they spoke of balancing the body and the heart. 🎵 樂 (Yuè) — Music According to the Kangxi Dictionary: 「五聲八音之總名」 "The general name for the Five Tones and the Eight Sounds." In traditional Chinese culture, music was never viewed as mere entertainment. The ancients believed that proper music could uplift the human spirit, harmonize emotions, and help people align themselves with the natural order of Heaven and Earth. In the Huangdi Neijing (The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon), the Five Tones were associated with the Five Internal Organs: 角 (Jue) → Liver 徵 (Zhi) → Heart 宮 (Gong) → Spleen 商 (Shang) → Lungs 羽 (Yu) → Kidneys Harmonious sounds were believed to help regulate the flow of vital energy and restore balance to both body and mind. 🌿 Perhaps this is why, when looking at the character 藥 (Medicine), we still find 樂 (Music) within it. As if the ancients wished to leave future generations a quiet reminder: True healing comes not only from what we take into our bodies, but also from what we allow into our hearts. A pure melody. A kind thought. A peaceful mind. Sometimes, these too can be among life's most precious remedies. 🎶 Today, we carefully choose what food we eat. Perhaps it is equally important to choose what music we allow into our hearts. What kind of music brings peace to your heart?

@Anyextee I viewed the first part. Will finish watching tomorrow. It's late here. I commend you on the video and the dedicatory to Professor John Anthony West. That is a wonderful tribute you have given him. Thank you for sharing it with me!

My Bent Pyramid video (link above) was dedicated to him because he always wanted to go inside the Bent pyramid but never had the opportunity before he transitioned into the afterlife. So in this video, I took his signature pith helmet inside to do him the honor. Watch the video and let me know what you think. Long live the serpent in the sky.

Was this pyramid really a mistake, or was it designed this way on purpose? 👀 Egyptologists have long debated the structural story behind this ancient Egyptian pyramid, but some features raise fascinating questions. Comment "BENT" and I'll send the full video #AncientEgypt #Pyramids #Archaeology

@Anyextee I never had the honor/opportunity to meet John Anthony West, but marvelled & read his work, and commented on some of his knowledge & insight in my early writing [1990s]. Thanks for the headsup.

Have you watched my documentary inside the Bent Pyramid? I filmed it the week the pyramid opened to the general public, going deep into the work of Ahmed Fakhry and others, while honoring my late great mentor, John Anthony West, who never had the opportunity to go inside. If not, watch now and please subscribe 👉 youtu.be/3ZN9wZo3TcM?is…

@elonmusk @Sajwani @SenWarren I proposed "matter-energy" units, since they reflect presence|absence of 'heat' RE temperature scales. Made more sense than celsius, fahrenheit, kelvin, rankine, etc., for the Earth/matriX absolute temperature scale. [Like don't call 'em 'johnsons'. LOL]

@elonmusk @Sajwani @SenWarren Agree. When I proposed the Earth/matriX absolute temperature scale over 20 years ago, I suggested using "matter-energy" units, instead of the commonly cited ones on other scales. Universal concepts.

cc @SenWarren 😂

The neutron mass (1.6749275) the boiling point of water (373.15k) are ca. exact fractal multiple reciprocals of one another. [Invariant scalar] Use of one number implies the other. NIST CODATA kelvin temperature scale need-to-know to get to Mars RE spacex starship Moon

What does the neutron mass and the boiling point of water have in common?

@zone_astronomy Pluto is not alone. All planets are dwarfed by the Sun.

☀️ Put the planets next to the Sun and the scale becomes mind-blowing. Even Jupiter looks small. Earth becomes a tiny speck. The Sun holds more than 99.8% of all the mass in the Solar System, leaving everything else to share less than 0.2%. Our world feels huge—until you see it in cosmic perspective. 🌎✨

The tree of Tule in Oaxaca, Mexico, is the tree with the largest trunk diameter in the world. It's circumference reaches almost 60 meters and has a height of 42 meters. It's approximate age is 2,000 years. 📸 Ernesto Murguia

@EDICIONESREGION A veces los brazos y las manos así "presentan" algo, un objeto o a alguien.

Aunque pertenecen a culturas y épocas muy diferentes, comparten ese gesto llamativo y enigmático dónde existen varias interpretaciones posibles. 1. Símbolo del centro vital: El ombligo fue considerado en muchas culturas el centro de la vida y la conexión con el origen. Colocar las manos allí podría representar: El origen de la vida El centro energético del cuerpo La conexión con la madre o la tierra. En muchas tradiciones espirituales se asocia al centro energético del abdomen (similar al hara japonés o al chakra del plexo solar). 2. Postura ritual o de autoridad: En muchas esculturas antiguas el gesto de manos sobre el abdomen indica: Calma Control interior Estado ceremonial o sacerdotal Por eso muchos investigadores creen que representan chamanes, ancestros o figuras sagradas. 3. Estilización artística: Otra explicación arqueológica es más simple: al esculpir figuras de piedra grandes, poner las manos en el torso es estructuralmente más fácil y resistente que brazos extendidos. 4. Hipótesis más especulativas: Algunos investigadores alternativos sugieren que esta repetición en lugares tan distantes podría reflejar: un símbolo universal muy antiguo tradiciones transmitidas entre culturas o un conocimiento simbólico compartido sobre el “centro del ser humano” "Para la arqueología convencional, historiadores y científicos todo se reduce a simples coincidencias..." Bill Cooper

@EDICIONESREGION The two larger stones near the bottom look as though something, a tool, just 'scooped' out their surfaces, shapes. Not cut or polished, but shallow troughs on their faces. Other stones at other ancient sites appear similarly "scooped" like that.

La hermosa mampostería de Cusco... We Love Ancient Aliens

@Anyextee Lower section Bent Pyramid: 54 degrees angle. Great Pyramid of Giza: 51.84 degrees angle. Sun Pyramid, Mexico: lower section angle given as 54 degrees and/or 51.84 degrees RE sources. Hmm...

@Anyextee Bent Pyramid, Egypt 43 degrees angle of inclination. Sun Pyramid, Teotihuacan 43.5 degrees angle of inclination on the stepped faces. Maybe there's a construction connection.

@PythonMaps Has the word "deforestation" been deleted from dictionaries?

Forest Loss. This map shows forest loss since 2000 in Africa. Defined as a stand-replacement disturbance, or a change from a forest to non-forest state.