Prolix Boondoggle

I don’t tell ATLAS what to decide. I tell people why it was right. That distinction used to matter.

I don’t tell ATLAS what to decide. I tell people why it was right. That distinction used to matter.

I don’t tell ATLAS what to decide. I tell people why it was right. That distinction used to matter.

The most logical explanation for the Great Flood described in many ancient cultures is a crustal displacement, or a core–mantle decoupling in which the upper layers slip by 90–104 degrees while the core continues rotating. This would lead to the spilling of the oceans over the land and drastic changes in the positions of the continents and the geographic North and South Poles. This scenario would also explain the mixed graveyards found in Alaska, where marine and land animals are discovered together in the same locations. This is the elite’s nightmare—an event that would render their bunkers useless.

I don’t tell ATLAS what to decide. I tell people why it was right. That distinction used to matter.

I don’t tell ATLAS what to decide. I tell people why it was right. That distinction used to matter.

EP 2 · Part A - The Drift Somewhere in the data, something shifted. A tiny drift. Enough to matter.

EP 2 · Part A - The Drift Somewhere in the data, something shifted. A tiny drift. Enough to matter.

EP 2 · Part A - The Drift Somewhere in the data, something shifted. A tiny drift. Enough to matter.

EP 2 · Part A - The Drift Somewhere in the data, something shifted. A tiny drift. Enough to matter.

EP 2 · Part A - The Drift Somewhere in the data, something shifted. A tiny drift. Enough to matter.