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Marcell Fóti 🪨

@FoMaHun

Ancient Mysteries’ Researcher🗿Inventor of The Natron Theory🧂Solved the artificial granite problem 🪨 with caveman materials only. Author: The Natron Theory 📔

Budapest, Hungary Katılım Mart 2009
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Michael MacKay
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North American and European nations that are packed with russian spies – with the weakest, most susceptible governments to fascist russia’s malign influence – are outside the Coalition of the Willing: the United States, Austria, Malta, Switzerland, Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria.
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
Probably. But I’m one of the biggest Elon fans in secret and an all-in $TSLA investor. Still, russian propaganda is what it is, and believing it and spreading it is DUMB. To be more precise: EXTREMELY DUMB. No matter what. I’m a Russian propaganda “expert” btw, living under disgusting Russian propaganda virtually all my life. Until very recently, when we ousted Viktor Orban, a disgusting Russian oligarch disguised as a Hungarian PM. Just saying.
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Architecture & Tradition
Architecture & Tradition@archi_tradition·
We used to build train stations like they were cathedrals
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Trevor Hawke
Trevor Hawke@TrevorHawkeHRG·
Here is an update on my Qorikancha megalithic concrete recipe! Genuine pillowed masonry, with authentic syneresis “nubs” that glow under UV🎯 This mix pours like honey, and becomes workable clay in 25 minutes🗿 Exploring casting ideas as well😎 #geopolymer #natrontheory
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
@bixlereid Like this? It’s crushed granite in red metakaolin geopolymer. Need polishing though if a mold was used. But you can clearly push harder stones into the goo if there’s a surface area to do that. Like pebbles into concrete as decoration.
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Raccoon Resident
Raccoon Resident@bixlereid·
@FoMaHun Marcell, are you ready for a test? Can you form an item with chunks of semi precious amethyst bits or jade bits points outwards? Embed the harder stone inside formed stone for making a cutter/grinder? Is it possible? Quartz bits are fine as a test....
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
How to carve a hieroglyph into very hard stone in one easy step. CAST!
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
Wow! I have no info waterglass -> amorphous silica turning into quartz. I mean it can, with the usual restrictions: ultra high pressure and blah-blah. Meanwhile we can grow arbitrary sized quartz crystals in liquid in the 21st century for the chip industry. Like these gigantic ones. So… what if it was grown instead of carved using a knowledge already lost?
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Iain Cooke
Iain Cooke@iain_cooke·
@ancientcontent/note/c-291538254?r=2wxv0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@ancientconten@FoMaHun I just wondered if waterglass could do anything like this without the crushed stone?
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☧ 𝕬𝖘𝖕𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊𝖑 ✞
@FoMaHun wow, glad I found your account. came across geopolymer stuff on tiktok which I thought was super cool. one gal shared a ton of various "recipes" based on their country
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
Cooking waterglass The Ancient Way, round 3, gigantic bubbles. What you can see here, is the way how ancient people were able to create waterglass using basically nothing. Nothing but readily available, common, household materials. What materials? The first ingredient is sand. The second is water. You boil these together, and you will end up with nothing but mud. Pointless. BUT! If you add a third and a fourth ingredient, the tide will turn into your favor! What should we add? Let’s add some wood ash lye, and some natron mixed with slaked lime! Or to put it in other words: KOH and NaOH. Or if you are lucky, and your burnt vegetables are salt tolerant, like quinoa in Peru or mangrove in Sulawesi or seaweed in Western Europe, you can just add one simple thing, wood ash lye. And TADAAAM! Yes, it is waterglass bubbling in that pot! I tested it by creating stone with it! It works! For naysayers: yes you are right, ancient people did not have stainless steel pots! What they used instead, is the top of rocks. This is how scoop marks were created. You’re welcome.
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Trevor Hawke
Trevor Hawke@TrevorHawkeHRG·
Some recent artificial stones I made in my kitchen😎 #geopolymer The brown colored block got this color when I started adding Peruvian plant extracts🤔 Grateful to Chef @FoMaHun for sharing his caveman cooking recipe🗿#NatronTheory
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Jay Anderson
Jay Anderson@TheProjectUnity·
Ancient Peru took 'WTF Architecture' to a different level.
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Marcell Fóti 🪨@FoMaHun·
@JablonskyVik Ah I see. Good question is why and how? It’s the same sodium waterglass chemically as mine. In theory.
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Mondo
Mondo@JablonskyVik·
@FoMaHun So this test was with 45% Sodium silicate - my usual one I use with MondoSTONE
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Mondo
Mondo@JablonskyVik·
MondoSTöNE 𒈠𒀀𒈾𒁕𒀀𒊕𒋾𒀀𒈾𒂊 @FoMaHun you're right! After 8 months a mixture of water glass, hydrated lime and silica sand is totally waterproof - sample submerged for 24 hrs, can still see recycled imprint from plastic cup mold
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blurbot
blurbot@blurbot2·
@FoMaHun @JablonskyVik How do you move your "obelisk" around ? Do you use a levitation stick ? or maybe sound waves ? or some sort of alien technology ? Because we all know its impossible for humans to move a stone block without magic.
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