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@OakieJs

I believe in as many as six impossible things, before breakfast.

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JenOakie42💫@OakieJs·
Uh-oh, getting dangerously close to figuring out the universe…. because I think I’ve finally figured out 42. 42 doesn’t answer one question. It answers many. Over the last few years, I’ve learned so much about 42, if you search it on my account, many posts will come up. But it’s far bigger than that, & speaks to so many more areas I’ve covered. It unites upper dimensions, multiverses, Klein theory, ‘black holes’, Purgatory, shape of our realm, free will, it encompasses multi-faceted worldwide belief systems, codes to live by, dangers to avoid, and living to love.
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There is a theory which states if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for or why it is here, it will instantly disappear & be replaced by something even more bizarrely inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened. ~Douglas Adams

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Rededication / Deification. Finger covering up God and pointing instead to the man. Ritual performed around Mercuralia, honoring merchants and thieves with prayers and forgiveness of sin....
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Locked/lockt = to lure entice, tempt. Chanted repetitively. He's leaving a digital copy behind, a pale twin, as he steps from the image. Peace through strength...he is the FIFA peace trophy recipient after all. Given to him on a stage that mimics Sheol. Looks like we're still in Lockstep w/the 'Peace' plan. We're the 'hottest country in the world', I keep hearing
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@MoundLore The Serpent Mound, a site of destruction and creation, a classic esoteric tearing down followed by a building up, starting with the blackened crater/foundation, and leading to the egg of enlightenment after traveling through the 7 stages
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MoundLore
MoundLore@MoundLore·
So what is Serpent Mound? A calendar? A burial site? A cosmic marker? What we know: It’s ancient. It’s accurate. It’s intentional. And we’ve barely scratched the surface. This should be in every classroom. Why do you think it was made?
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MoundLore@MoundLore·
There’s a 1,348-foot-long serpent carved into the earth in Ohio. It tracks the sun. It coils with the moon. It sits on a 5-mile-wide impact crater. And it might be older than the pyramids. Why aren’t we talking more about this 🧵
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@AncientHistorry Venetians seemed almost prescient in their ability to create an architectural base and form that was so sound, so impervious to Time. Their technical understanding of the long term process rivaled that of present day specialists
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They used 10 million piles, impervious to rot, becoming petrified over time. They somehow figured out the genius idea of acquiring Istrian stone from Croatia, a whopping 176km away, which lasts an almost infinite amount of time against seawater. They knew to stagger brick layers so they would flex and breathe with sea movement.

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TiffanysEpiphany@2Blu_Angles·
@OakieJs @Rainmaker1973 I find this amazing! But why? Why did they do this? Was there a shortage of land in the area? Over population needing more space? The amount of work and effort is crazy just to build over water. Why?
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Ancient History Hub
Ancient History Hub@AncientHistorry·
Venice: A City Floating on a Submerged Forest 🌊🌳 Since 421 AD, Venice has stood on millions of tree trunks stuck into the clay bottom of the lagoon. Not steel or concrete, but mostly alder, with a few oaks, support the entire city. In the salt water, these wooden pillars have petrified over time, becoming as hard as stone. St. Mark's Campanile alone stands on 100,000 piles, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required over a million trunks. The ancient builders beat these trees into the seabed, creating a veritable submerged forest. This unique structure extends up to three meters deep, with piles spaced just half a meter apart. At 1.6 meters below the waterline, this extraordinary feat of medieval engineering continues, after 1,500 years, to support one of the most fascinating cities in the world. 🏛️⚒️
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JenOakie42💫@OakieJs·
In some ways we've had incredible innovation in the last 100 years, in others we've stagnated. Imagine high-speed rail compatible cars, for between-city travel, hop on, hop off, 150mph? No need to speed, no need to pass, but still with autonomy once you reach the destination
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Give A Shit About Nature
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature·
Everyone's worried about honeybees, but the American bumblebee has declined by 89% in the last 20 years. Bombus pensylvanicus was once the most common bumblebee in the southern United States. It's now functionally extinct in eight states (Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Idaho, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Oregon) and down 99% in New York. The honeybee, the species most "save the bees" campaigns are organized around, is not native to North America. It was brought over by European colonists in the 1600s as livestock for honey production. It is managed, bred, transported across the country in trucks, and is doing fine. Beekeeping is an agricultural industry, not a conservation effort. The American bumblebee is what we actually have. It pollinates wild plants honeybees can't, including ones with deep flowers and ones that require buzz pollination (a technique honeybees don't perform). Tomatoes, blueberries, eggplants, cranberries, and countless wildflowers depend on it. The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned to list the species as endangered in 2021. The federal review is now in its fifth year. The species is still not protected. Three things help. 1. Plant native flowers, the kind bumblebees evolved with (asters, goldenrod, milkweed, native sunflowers, beebalm, mountain mint). 2. Leave standing dead plant stems through winter, that's where queens overwinter. 3. Stop spraying for mosquitoes, those sprays kill every pollinator they touch. The bees we built an industry to "save" are not the bees that need saving. The ones that do are quietly disappearing while we celebrate the ones that aren't.
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JenOakie42💫@OakieJs·
If water is memory, lets employ Viktor Schauberger's life-giving water principles of vortex implosion thru the natural earth cycle, which utilize natural vortex flow up from the underground and into streams to put it in a state of energetic and sympathetic harmony, creating 'living water', Mnemosyne water of remembrance, and motion/emotion, movement, and moving on. These data centers might be the reverse of that, effectively calling into being a form of 'corpse water'. The Lethe water of forgetfulness and return. Stripped of memory. Our normal drinking water is likely almost as bad, but this new level of data centers harvesting energy and securing memory in their cavernous and mysterious confines seems to put it into an entirely different light. x.com/DESERTF3669721…
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MattsGottaKnow
MattsGottaKnow@MattsGottaNo·
This guy may have just figured out their end game 🤔
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DESERT FOX
DESERT FOX@DESERTF36697217·
Maybe this is the demiurge version of the age of Aquarius🧐By manipulating the water they plan on trapping consciousness into their Aqua Sun Matrix better containment prison to continue harvesting Loosh energy🧐We do non consent🖕🖕🖕
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This is just a small sampling of lunatic asylums/state hospitals in operation predominantly during the 1800’s. And some truly insane info at the end of this thread, on ways to get yourself locked away in a looney bin😳🤯
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Nick Hinton
Nick Hinton@NickHintonn·
The New Age movement in a nutshell
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Dandy Andy
Dandy Andy@drewgutsky·
@OakieJs @MoundLore @LilithDatura Now I remember. The golf courses, n ohio has a lot of blue lodges The links. The last pic is the golden bear in traverse city Mounds
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MoundLore@MoundLore·
Ohio LiDAR
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@Wichita_9 I won't let that wreck it for me, I grew up with the Indy 500 as my family's equivalent of the Super Bowl. My mother is a HUGE fan, and we went with my brother one year, it's a highlight memory in my life:) The experience transcends the symbolism
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Jonathan David Kines
Jonathan David Kines@Wichita_9·
@OakieJs Milk and apparently “A- AM Best” annuities. Whatever that even frikin means. This Gainbridge company sponsoring the event this year says everything there is to say. Follow the money. Group 1001. At least we know… I guess. This frikin planet. 🙄
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Thread on the Masonic aspects of the Indy 500. First race on the 320km new track was won in 1911, by Ray Harmoun, who won the 1st inaugural Indy 500 the following year in his Model 32 Marmon Wasp. A bit of fun history: The 1911 race was prior to the installation of the 3.2 million brick track, and was exceedingly dangerous, with two fatalities in front of a crowd of 60,000. So they bricked it and added a 33-inch tall wall around the track. For the 1st annual Indy 500, with 80,000 spectators, Harroun outfitted with his new invention, the rear-view mirror, and ditched his ride-along mechanic, causing great controversy. Many considered Harroun to be a hazard during the race, as he was the only driver in the race driving without a riding mechanic, who checked the oil pressure and let the driver know when traffic was coming. The racer who first wracked up 4 wins at Indy is AJ Foyt. In his early days of racing, he drove his 1932 Ford Hardtop. The famed milk-drinking tradition of champions started in 1933
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The Indy 500. 33 drivers on the 3.2 million brick raceway, on the 2.5 mile track, safe distance between cars is 400 feet. 400 feet goes into 2.5 miles 33 times. The ever-so-slightly Masonic-shaped car sits on the checkered background of the victory circle, at the finish.

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Jonathan David Kines
Jonathan David Kines@Wichita_9·
@OakieJs I didn’t even know the race was today. Ha…Ha. And now these are just antiquated acts of desperation. It’s lame. They ain’t got the juice no more.
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