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I use the basic principle of a cassette tape to explain the linear illusion of time.
In this case I did not place the magnetic tape on two wheels, one of which pulls the tape through the player, but I speak of 1 large wheel with the tape on the outer edge. On that outer edge are the recording head and the play head. If you turn the big wheel you have one hour of recording time. It is the simplest way to imagine the linear time illusion, although it may still be difficult to understand if the imagination is lacking.
If the original recording is already on the tape and the wheel is spinning, there will come a point when the wheel will return to the starting point. Now imagine if you muted the sound of the playback, but the recording head records everything that happens through the microphone, on top of the original recording. You then get the effect that every time the wheel passes the starting point, you hear the next round's recording, plus the next round's recording, superimposed on the original recording.
If someone stops the tape at some point, it should be possible to judge what all happened. With thorough research, you can then distinguish a linear timeline of history when listening back, but it is also possible that you put the events in the wrong order.
The Ouroborus, the snake biting its own tail, is the representation of this effect. In my book I explain that we live in a circular cycle of time, where there is a blueprint recording always superimposed on the recording of the previous round of history, which produces the linear illusion of time. I give clear indications as to why this is likely the case.
Not only that; we are dealing with a different effect, which not only explains the ancient mythology, but also explains why we are dealing with a flood story in all mythological stories. A new view of history emerges:
https://www.thesimulationdome.nl/
In this case I did not place the magnetic tape on two wheels, one of which pulls the tape through the player, but I speak of 1 large wheel with the tape on the outer edge. On that outer edge are the recording head and the play head. If you turn the big wheel you have one hour of recording time. It is the simplest way to imagine the linear time illusion, although it may still be difficult to understand if the imagination is lacking.
If the original recording is already on the tape and the wheel is spinning, there will come a point when the wheel will return to the starting point. Now imagine if you muted the sound of the playback, but the recording head records everything that happens through the microphone, on top of the original recording. You then get the effect that every time the wheel passes the starting point, you hear the next round's recording, plus the next round's recording, superimposed on the original recording.
If someone stops the tape at some point, it should be possible to judge what all happened. With thorough research, you can then distinguish a linear timeline of history when listening back, but it is also possible that you put the events in the wrong order.
The Ouroborus, the snake biting its own tail, is the representation of this effect. In my book I explain that we live in a circular cycle of time, where there is a blueprint recording always superimposed on the recording of the previous round of history, which produces the linear illusion of time. I give clear indications as to why this is likely the case.
Not only that; we are dealing with a different effect, which not only explains the ancient mythology, but also explains why we are dealing with a flood story in all mythological stories. A new view of history emerges:
https://www.thesimulationdome.nl/
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More melted buildings. The explanation of how they got melted you will find in the book at https://www.thesimulationdome.nl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj7uFlPEgdM&ab_channel=Exploropia
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Cappadocia, Turkey πΉπ· in 4K ULTRA HD HDR 60FPS Video by Drone
Kapadokya, Turkey πΉπ· in 4K ULTRA HD HDR 60FPS Video by Drone
Selam and Welcome to this aerial drone footage of Cappadocia, city of Turkey in 4K UHD resolution! Turkey 4K ULTRA HD HDR 60 FPS Collection of Drone Video & Aerial Footage
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Selam and Welcome to this aerial drone footage of Cappadocia, city of Turkey in 4K UHD resolution! Turkey 4K ULTRA HD HDR 60 FPS Collection of Drone Video & Aerial Footage
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Want to know why Klaus Schwab wants us to live in the Metaverse? Read the book that explains it all at: https://www.thesimulationdome.nl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm8FTydutDU&t=1s&ab_channel=MartinVrijland
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Klaus Schwab - WEF - about the metaverse
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About Graham Hancock and his Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse https://www.martinvrijland.nl/en/news-analyses/graham-hancock-netflix-serie-ancient-apocalypse-een-vrijmetselaars-alternatief-op-de-geschiedenis/
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Graham Hancock Netflix series 'Ancient Apocalypse' a Masonic alternative to history
Now if we just think honestly about writers like Graham Hancock, and his new Netflix series "Ancient Apocalypse," perhaps we should first take a look at the question...
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Melted buildings from the plasma discharge between the destroyer planet and earth pre deluge.