John Bolton

facebook.com/share/p/1CniPy… Give credit where credit is due, lest you end up w/ Newton's writing out of the Golden Rule, "every action has an equal & opposite reaction." But given Joseph & his brothers, we see they & their kids suffering for 440 years for Joseph's 13 (33.84 times).

@Shiskamo @histories_arch @archeohistories Some examples:

@zooganopolos @histories_arch @archeohistories Many times they are simply resurfaced. Used as a new solid foundation. Some ancient cities weren't even buried, just had their culture resurfaced. This is why museums need to stay open. We don't realize how much was buried, not all at once at least.

Italy is that country where, when you dig to replace the gas pipes, you find a mosaic from the 4th Century AD.... This happened in Montorio, Verona 🇮🇹 in 2022. Italy’s layered past has a way of resurfacing, sometimes quite literally. In Montorio, near Verona, routine utility work revealed a Roman-era mosaic dating to the 4th Century AD, a period when the region was still firmly within the Western Roman Empire. Such finds are not unusual across Italy, where modern infrastructure often sits directly atop ancient settlements, villas, and roads. Roman mosaics were typically crafted from tesserae, small pieces of stone, marble, or glass, and used to decorate floors in private homes and public buildings. By the 4th Century AD, designs often featured geometric patterns, marine motifs, and symbolic imagery reflecting both classical traditions and emerging Christian influences. Discoveries like this are usually reported to Italy’s cultural heritage authorities, and work may pause to allow archaeological assessment before construction continues. Italy contains an estimated 2.5 million cataloged archaeological sites, though many more remain undiscovered beneath towns, farmland, and roadways. This density is a direct result of continuous habitation stretching back over two millennia. Italian law requires that any significant archaeological discovery during construction be documented and, if necessary, preserved, often altering or delaying modern building projects. #archaeohistories

Darker, or just? If all that God killed were evil, how is that dark? That's exterminating darkness to preserve light. In any case, you're wrong. The wages for sin are death. God killed no one. They killed themselves. youtu.be/eSujxG5gJLM?si…

本当ほほの方法の本とこの本も物語当たりだった。

facebook.com/share/p/18wK2W… Read at the link, or in the pictures.

If your math and logic were better, among other sciences and the like, you could either only lie involving me and hate me, or like me.

Attacking me means you are either a fraud and evil; or not all that bright. If you hate math, you might also hate me, as like math, I'm in favor of truths and goodness. The truth hurts, and so some do not want the pains they will feel for the harms they've caused coming to light.

The uses of time travel for watering house plants. An idea I just had. 😆 facebook.com/share/v/1b5dUN…

@CuriosityonX in the world would start having anything considered a gov. employee start disappearing at any & all ranks. All you'd need to do is stay still for 4 minutes or more, or otherwise have a non-random movement sequence. Thus, sleep for nearly anyone equals death. Wanna play? I don't.

🚨: Eight Marines outsmarted a DARPA AI meant to spot people. Two somersaulted 300 meters, two snuck under a cardboard box, and one pretended to be a tree—and the AI missed them all, because it was trained to catch people walking.

Ask the last devils who took me on. Oh wait. You can't. As one said, "no one knows where the last guy who took on John is." But that was a while ago, so to speak.

By adding in IR, UV, motion, and "you know the ranges," they won't get by. There are also the nice little comparative features for AI, which aren't being used here. Measuring static pictures at 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 1m, 2m, and doing compare and contrasts, even more is noticed...