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The Voynich Manuscript Was Written By A Woman From Another Dimension

How else would you explain the depictions of herbs, astronomy and woman in full nudity written in unreadable language? For centuries, the Voynich Manuscript has defied all attempts at decryption,…

Serge Blake February 22, 2025

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The Hidden War in Our DNA: Uncovering Humanity’s Forgotten Massacres

https://youtu.be/NoFQjAHsWE8?si=ie2E88STIBIX9u3i Within each of us lies a staggering 3.16 billion base pairs of DNA, encoding not only our genetic blueprint but also the deepest secrets of our biological history. Among…

Serge Blake February 22, 2025

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536 a.d. The Day That Sun Dissappeared

https://youtu.be/VbwyR5jLSUQ?si=9QSBzJ5OM9cA2JVN Just under 1500 years ago something terrifying happened to the world's climate something nobody could understand. The sun began to go dark rain, the color of blood poured from…

Serge Blake February 9, 2025

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The Guianas: South America’s Forgotten Corner

https://youtu.be/iaR53L2CFN0?si=4e-2JaXKOCzoVPp5 South America is often associated with Spanish and Portuguese-speaking nations, but tucked away in its northeastern corner lies a fascinating region that defies this norm—the Guianas. Comprising Guyana, Suriname,…

Serge Blake February 4, 2025

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lalibella : Ethipoia’s Timeless Churches Carved In Stone

https://youtu.be/JTpvaw6ywbE?si=Fr0wuIczBs3y8cAB A Hidden Wonder in the Ethiopian Highlands. In the rugged highlands of Ethiopia, where towering plateaus rise like ancient fortresses, lies one of the world’s most breathtaking spiritual and…

Serge Blake February 3, 2025