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The ancient civilizations - Mayan, Aztec, and Sumerians - had a lot in common. The resemblance in art, architecture, and religion was astonishing and far more coincidental.They all left behind massive monuments, pyramid-like structures, and the question was: Why explicitly this shape? How did the ancient human carve temples from one piece of stone? Why was it so important that the megaliths and temples they built to be aligned with celestial bodies or constellations such as Orion, Sirius, and others?With these facts comes the question: How and where did these civilizations gain such remarkable knowledge about the astronomy of our universe? Let's take a look at our world from a different angle, from the objective truth angle.Nothing is more important in our existence than truth. Before the first civilizations inhabited Earth, we find evidence indicating that, just maybe, a highly developed, highly knowledgeable society ruled Earth before modern humans appeared on the timeline?Ancient civilizations had so much overlap in art and religion, so it seems quite logical, maybe even obvious, that there is a correlation there.A big part of the ancient megaliths are impossible to recreate with today's technology. The perfect symmetry of Indian temples carved from a single piece of stone.Pyramids and ancient Mayan temples show us that ancient man had more than just a hammer and wedge. But is it proof of an ancient class of mercenaries or some kind of automaton machine?How did they achieve such precise alignment with such immense structures to specific celestial bodies? The precision on this scale is unexplainable to today's humans. There are anomalies, such as the Baltic Sea Anomaly, that are claimed to be natural formations. What do you think - is this possible to be formed naturally? Fishers all around the world have been finding strange spears in fish. What could live under the water and be capable of holding a spear? For hundreds of years, transferred from generation to generation, there are stories of mermaids that are half human-half fish. Ancient Atlantian people shared a resemblance to those stories told by the fisherman.When you are done reading this book, you will have gained a lifetime of experience in just a few short hours. The stories are interesting to follow, and the challenging concepts have been made easy to understand. So get ready to broaden your horizons and adjust your expectations because you are in for one hell of a ride!

On December 25, as if it were a Christmas present, Netflix released The Bridgertons in its catalog: a romantic drama with touches of Jane Austen in a reinvented Regency England, not even because the nobility of the time was not biracial.The series, created by Shondaland, producer of Shonda Rhimes (Grey's Anatomy, Scandal), meets many requirements to hook you: romance, intrigue, scandals, and a good dose of sex that has put its protagonists in the spotlight.However, the books are not far behind, being Julia Quinn, the mastermind behind Bridgerton and author of the best sellers, credited with many accolades for her literary creations. The list of books created by Quinn is not at all short, and nothing more than the Bridgerton family has created a vast and complex universe, but without losing the charm of escapism and romanticism.Both Rhimes and Quinn have big, long plans for the future regarding the family that we have not quickly grown attached to. But, without a doubt, we still have "Bridgerton" for a long time, making this topic relevant not only today but in the long term.When you are done reading this book, you will have gained a lifetime of experience in just a few short hours. The stories are interesting to follow, and the challenging concepts have been made easy to understand. So get ready to broaden your horizons and adjust your expectations because you are in for one hell of a ride!