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Indeed... This is like it was a totally different world back then.

Glad I’m not the only weirdo out here, lol. As far as parts of the firmament collapsing… I am not a big believer in different comets and asteroids, as they are portrayed and presented by the narrative compilers. If something was really falling from the sky, what could it be? In other words...

Lol, I’m not a chemist. Sounds like sand consists of silica and oxygen… SiO2. Silicon vs Silica vs Silicone: Differences and Applications Once the sand arrives at the fabrication plant, factory personnel add carbon and heat the mixture in a furnace. Silicon Processors – From Sand to Your PC...

Silicon based life comes to mind Hypothetical types of biochemistry - Wikipedia

And this is kind of my point. 1/3 of the continent gets covered in sand, and we have an idea of the approximate time frame. Yet, it's not reflected in any known publication, or local legend that I know of. How is that possible within the conventional paradigm?

It's the architectural style of the buildings depicted in the first photograph, that makes me question our narrative based reality.

I was surprised with them not continuing with Season 3. The second season was just as good as the first one. And the first one was pretty good. The plot itself is so much within the area of our endeavors. I was hoping to see "the Father" in season 3.

Yup, but what's the mechanism, and out of what? There is a gazillion of tons of it out there. If north Africa was vegetated and "rivered", and with multiple cities here and there... what was used to form so much sand? This source says that Sahara desert has 10 billion cubic meters of sand. The...

This indeed could be the case, but wouldn't we see more instances where significant and well known dates a seriously messed up?

Officially, it's a hoax. I'm at like 60/40 on this, with 60 being a hoax. We are being told that this sculpture was just lying around for years, and two dudes simply used it to create a TikTok video. The sculpture was allegedly excavated by miners at a location 340 kilometers away from the...

One of the suggested individuals is Alexander the Great. Requires tons of additional research though. There is Alexander's altar in the vicinity of the Baltic Sea on one of the older maps. Source I wouldn't be surprised that the Alexander Column in Saint Petersburg is one of these. And the...

Are you suggesting that the diverging of Sahara region rivers somehow resulted in the emergence of sand?

I am not sure if this alphabet is real or not. What I do know is that I have never seen it before. The alphabet was published in the below linked 1793 publication. I did not find any description for the alphabet in the provided source. Alphabet Source KD: Figured this could be interesting...

When we consider a possibility that 300-400 years ago there was no sand in the Sahara region, then how did it get there? 400 year old Sahara Desert, or why people forgot everything they knew about Africa Annihilated African cities, killed population, establishment lies, Timgad and the Richat...

There is something to this 1592 date. It's like the remnants of the previously suggested, but altered narrative bleed through. 1736 Source + 1714 Source This would be Hispaniola, discovered by Columbus during his first voyage. 1791 Source The below excerpt is from a book published in 1651...

Here is an engraving from Strahlheim, dated with 1835. This is probably one of the weirdest depictions of this statue I have ever seen. Source

Left wing of an altarpiece with the meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek. 1510-1520 by anonimous.

Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek (1464–1467), by Dieric Bouts the Elder.

Was wondering why there would be a limit to the simulation, unless there was some memory limit involved.

Title: Dominion Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama First aired: 2014-06-19 Creator: Scott Stewart, Vaun Wilmott Cast: Christopher Egan, Tom Wisdom, Roxanne McKee, Alan Dale, Anthony Stewart Head, Luke Allen-Gale, Shivani Ghai, Carl Beukes, Kim Suzanne Engelbrecht, Simon Merrells...