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@bymarcolinomaps There are even (very small and rare) parts that receive snow

Papyrus map of Athas #DarkSun

@intkingofworld @midascabal He already gave it in one of his classes.

@midascabal ask him his opinions on vaccines will expose everything

How to know if Professor Jiang is lying or not

@couturerob 3 hour battle? What system you are using?

Yesterday, session 37 of Dungeon of the Mad Mage also took an unexpected turn—a 3-hour long battle between the PCs and dozens of drow—on foot and mounted on lizards—warriors, wizards, a priest, a yochlol (sp?), and a spider-shaped stone golem.

@PredicHistory Why they can't end the war?

Before the war: $60/barrel. Today: $105/barrel. US gas prices up 24% since February 28. Trump's response? Release 172 million barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Lift sanctions on Russian oil. Ask the IEA to release 400 million barrels. None of it worked. The war cuts global oil supply by 8 million barrels per day. No reserve can fix that. Only ending the war can. And America can't end the war.

@Megalithic12000 Maybe they destroyed or stashed in somewhere for the public didn't discovers something that can change the actual history.

One of the most significant archaeological claims of the 21st century, and it was swallowed by a war. If Gilgamesh's tomb was truly located, the implications for ancient history are enormous. So why did nobody follow up?

@_BitcoinCapital @MichaelButtonX I'm watching right now.

We still don't fully understand why Homo sapiens survived and other human species didn't. What's your theory?

@DungeonNoir My four favorite comics. But i can also put some light graphic novels, like Tim Tin and Asterix. Hellboy and some indie comics have some place in my shelf too.

Four favorite comics, what about you?

@aesculetum @DungeonNoir Excelente escolhas.

If you had only ONE RPG to run for the rest of your life, what would you run?

@RonyVernet Universo não, ele diz não estarmos sozinhos na Terra.

Steven Spielberg: "Eu tenho uma forte suspeita de que nós não estamos sozinhos no Universo."

@4gottnHistory @Megalithic12000 You have a point.

@Megalithic12000 I think a lot of people believe that the chamber has already been opened and emptied. Think about it, is Zahi Hawass really going to allow the chamber to be opened without knowing that there isn’t anything narrative-shattering in there? I think not.

🚨 I asked what you think we'll find inside the Great Pyramid's hidden void. The most common answer? "Nothing." But let's think about that for a moment. Even an "empty" sealed chamber gives us the potential for: 🔹Acoustic and resonance properties 🔹A clearer blueprint of the entire pyramid 🔹Atmosphere samples from millennia ago 🔹Room geometry relative to the full structure 🔹Inscriptions that confirm or challenge Khufu 🔹Wall composition and construction methods 🔹Signs of chemical reactions or water damage 🔹Thermal data fuelling the machine/tomb debate And much, much more. If this building served a function beyond burial, a single room could tell us an enormous amount about what that function was. "Nothing" is never nothing inside the Great Pyramid. But here's the bigger picture; The tomb narrative doesn't hold up and the world is waking up to that like never before. More people across the globe have a growing interest in this structure and its mysteries than at any point in modern history. The excitement this project is generating is a net positive for humanity. That alone is worth celebrating. Whatever they find will only amplify the mystery to the rest of the world. It will generate more support for exploring the other recently scanned vast cavities beneath the Pyramids, the chambers beneath the Sphinx, and even the infamous lost Labyrinth of Egypt. Even if they find "nothing," can't you see we're living in remarkable times? The key to our future may lie in understanding our past. And for the first time in decades, we're actually making progress.

@4gottnHistory Maybe they know what really matters in life. Not necessarily the great things we make on time in life, but the small things we made everyday. Who knows?!

Make it make sense. The ancient Egyptians never left a clear record explaining how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built. The most famous structure in their civilization… Yet they documented daily life, wars, and religious rituals in great detail. But no detailed blueprint for the pyramid’s construction. Don’t you find that strange? 🤔

Isn't it strange that Iran burned a Moloch/Baal statue a couple of months ago, and now the war has started with the killing of 160 children?”

@OMApproach A really creepy animation by the way.

In the award-winning esoteric animation I, Pet Goat II, something that is often overlooked is that everything is frozen, and this is very important because what is coming next is a Grand Solar Minimum and the next Ice Age. This is anticipated by the elites, and it is a cyclical and well-established fact. This time the Grand Solar Minimum aligns with a geomagnetic excursion and a weakened magnetic field, which will make this event even more extreme because of the increased cosmic radiation. Another interesting segment is the Artificial Intelligence and the moment when the markets plunge, which essentially represents the time we are living in today.

@TheCinesthetic Time for create a character and sentimental value.

What used to be extra common in movies that you just don't see in movies anymore?

@LOTR_Daily_ Yeap, and I'm gona read again this month, for our book clube.

Did you enjoy The Hobbit book?

@Pred_History @xueqinjiang Looks like a bunch of good questions.

It’s not that they don’t know what they want to accomplish with this war. It’s that they can’t say it aloud because it’s evil and insane. Read 👉 predictivehistory.substack.com

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