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Neuschwanstein Castle was started in 1869 and designed by Christian Jank, a theater set painter.

The castle was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. In an 1868 letter to Wagner (the German composer Richard Wagner), he described the castle as β€œa worthy temple for the divine friend who has brought salvation and true blessing to the world.”

The tragic part is that the castle cost 6.2 million gold marks (about $300 million in today’s gold value), almost twice what was planned, and King Ludwig’s debts reached 14 million marks (about $670 million).

In the end, in June 1886, King Ludwig was declared insane and arrested in his bedroom at Neuschwanstein. The next day, he was found dead in Lake Starnberg along with his doctor.

Even today, no one fully knows why they died.

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There is a traditional lesson to be learnt from this Russell Brand β€œconviction”.

Get married and don’t engage in promiscuous behaviour.

This is a wonderfully old-school message to teach our kids.
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πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¦βŒπŸ›° Apple Maps has blurred all oil facilities and airports across Saudi Arabia, including civilian airports.

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"Genetic studies of Bronze and Iron Age skeletons across Europe, from Poland all the way to Spain, now suggest there was more than a kernel of truth to Jordanes’s tale. As the Goths’ language and culture spread, so did their genes.

β€œWhat the genotyping is showing is what the ancient sources report, and what late–20th century historiography has been working very hard to deny,” says Yale University historian Noel Lenski, who was not involved in the work. β€œWe have to … admit the sources knew more than we thought they did.”

https://www.science.org/content/article/barbarian-tribe-s-mythic-origin-story-true-ancient-dna-reveals
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The BBC has a "Black Sky" plan to run an emergency radio studio with about 100 staff to broadcast government messages if (aka WHEN) major infrastructure fails.

The plan specifically plans for a total internet outage, and the studio will broadcast government messages using FM and satellite links on secure non-internet systems, with supplies to run for at least three days.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ck5ynnj05z8no

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πŸš¨πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ THE AMISH ARE UNDER ATTACK

NEW YORK HITS SMALL AMISH-FUNDED SCHOOLS WITH $118,000 IN FINES FOR REFUSING TO REQUIRE VACCINATIONS - LAWYERS SAY THEY’RE LAND MAY BE SIEZED TO PAY

β€’ THREE small, Amish-funded schools penalized for admitting unvaccinated students with religious objections.
β€’ Their attorneys say paying the fines would require selling land or other community property.
β€’ An administrative judge recommended NO financial penalties. The health commissioner imposed them ANYWAY.

These are Amish schools on Amish land... with Amish money. This is nuts.

Now they’re asking the SUPREME COURT to intervene. Thankfully they've got 21 states (and rising) in support so far.

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"A hydrogen atom can emit ultraviolet light at a wavelength hundreds of times larger than the atom itself. Radio engineers face a version of the same problem whenever they build an antenna much smaller than the wavelength it has to radiate. That got me wondering how far I could take the comparison. Would hydrogen obey the same relationship between size and bandwidth that engineers contend with when they design small antennas?"

https://aetherczar.substack.com/p/is-the-hydrogen-atom-a-tiny-antenna
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