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Depends on how much money he plans to make from the prediction
The only time profit can be exchanged freely with prophet is when one is referring to Deepak Chopra...
My spiritual friend calls the end "The third shaking of the earth" which kinda makes sense, why are all the massive ancient buildings earthquake proof? And why are they positioned in a perfect equator like line around the world? Multiple cultures around the world that were supposed to have no contact with each other share the same massive earthquake-proof architecture and those buildings are placed on a perfect line around the world, its a message I tells ya. I dont think the end is on the 21st of December but I do think something is going to happen then, maybe we wont notice it at first, I think its going to be the subtle start of chaos. Perhaps the first step is the people getting fed up with the government and shit just escalates from there.
Or maybe they didn't want all of their work to be toppled over by an earthquake.. Did you think they would build vulnerable structures?
Well obviously, the thing is though they didnt have the technology to cut and carry 200+ ton blocks (400000+ pounds) they cut them so perfectly that not even a piece of paper can fit between the rocks. And all the cultures with buildings like that have the exact same type of earthquake proof architecture when they supposedly didnt know each other existed. All those buildings are laid out in a perfect equator like line around the world from Stonehenge to the pyramids. Anyone who says all that is merely coincidence is lying to themselves.... Rejected patches for the first Apollo moon missions even had some Egyptian symbolism and Stonehenge was on all of them. No wonder those patches were rejected, would of made things way too easy for the reluctant skeptics =p.Or maybe they didn't want all of their work to be toppled over by an earthquake.. Did you think they would build vulnerable structures?
The fact that the blocks are there and fit so well argues to me that they did have the technology. It really wasn't a question of technology so much as simple dedication. It took an awfully long time to cut and fit the blocks, but no incredible principles or acts need be invoked imo. cn
This "dedication" of simple men with very basic technology has hardly ever been recorded, you'd think they would write down the process on how they built it. There is one example (that I know of) of this dedication you speak of, but it doesnt support your theory at all... An Inca King tried to match the architectural accomplishments of his ancient predecessors by dragging just ONE massive boulder that was miles away. A slow process was quite the understatement, it took 20000 men to drag that boulder around and at one point it tumbled and over 3000 men were killed. I dont even think that boulder made it to its destination lol I could be wrong though... Surely all the other boulders that were even more massive were put there with the same method that king used... Even though he failed miserably... makes perfect sense...
Interestingly, writing as an invention came fairly late to the scene outside the Mesopotamian region. I am currently reading, and can highly recommend, a book called "The History of the World in 100 Objects" by the director of the British Museum. It is instructive to see how much history has simply been lost. cn
A lot more than you know was lost =)
Well ... by definition that is correct, but it isn't particularly informative. cn
well I could elaborate, but that would take up a good chunk of my time and yours, only for you to come to the conclusion that Im an idiot for believing such things lol
HEHEHE!! The epitome of dry humor, literally lol!
I don't take issue with what you believe; that is a personal and subjective matter. I take issue with personal, subjective, fallible and essentially unarguable (in either direction) ideas as being presented as "fact" or "truth". But hey; that's just me. cn
