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"content": "Philomath: The Geometric Unification of Science & Art Through Number<br />\"It would not be far-fetched to speculate that, in reality, there is only one fundamental constant, with all the others being simple transformations of it...One perfect candidate for this quintessential constant is the golden ratio (Φ) and its inverse (φ) (as well as its angular reference 137.5º) as they all reside at the core of the wave matrix, emanating from the central mirror of number 6. This is a constant that controls so much in nature, from the geometry of the farthest galaxies to the proportions and growth-rates of all living things...It definitely deserves to be referred to as the primordial constant, the first one to be generated, and the origin of all other constants.\"<br /><br />For those ordained in the ancient Pythagorean schools of science and philosophy, numbers were more than just counters; they were sacred. Their divinity came from the understanding that numbers underpinned the very foundational forces that created our natural world, emergent through mathematical constants and simplistic numerical relationships. These relationships also miraculously define a universal harmony and beauty in architecture, art and music that speaks to the soul and reveals the interconnectedness of all things.<br /><br />Philomath is a vital key to this hidden kingdom by, at its core, exploring number theory through the spatial lens of geometry. By visualising the arrangement of core numbers this way, patterns emerge that provide unique insight into the enigma of prime numbers – a field still shrouded in mystery to modern academics. Transcendental mathematical constants such as pi (π) and Euler’s number (e) also organically emerge from these simplistic relationships, with the multitude of inter-disciplinary connections providing irrefutable evidence that our number systems are not an artefact of chance.<br /><br />For those who have eyes to see the music of the spheres, this knowledge will open the door to the true beauty of mathematics that has long been hidden from us, for reasons only you can uncover for yourself.",
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"content": "The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt<br />“Let me make no apology for the theory I am proposing. The Great Pyramid was a geomechanical power plant that responded sympathetically with the Earth’s vibrations and converted that energy into electricity.”<br /><br />The Great Pyramid of Giza stands as one of the greatest mysteries of the ancient world. For thousands of years this structure has withstood the test of time against the Egyptian sunset, with an enigma surrounding its construction that is much deeper than most realise. <br /><br />Is it possible that the Great Pyramid is the remnant of an ancient civilisation that possessed such a degree of knowledge and technical skill, and that Egyptologists and the history books continue to refuse to acknowledge? Given the marvel of engineering that the Great Pyramid has proven to be, it is curious that it has been officially declared to be nothing more than a glorified tomb to the Pharaoh Kufu – a claim made in the absence of any physical markings or evidence.<br /> <br />With over 35 years of engineering experience and a master craftsman in his field, Christopher Dunn explores the enigma through the lens of science and engineering, and presents here his meticulous examination of the physical evidence left to us over aeons in the form of quartz and limestone blocks. Through such investigation it becomes undeniable that the Great Pyramid reflects a degree of purposeful precision in both construction and alignment that would be impossible to achieve by a primitive society, and challenges even our modern capabilities with the aid of advanced machinery. What’s more, deeper analysis of the internal structures reveal a purpose beyond that of spiritual artifice and raises profound questions about humanity’s history. <br />Considering the fact that all energy is frequency and vibration, Dunn expertly presents the scientific case that the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant for a once great and advanced civilisation. Concisely, power generation was accomplished by converting the natural vibrational energies emanating from the Earth’s interior into acoustical, electrical and microwave energy through the principals of chemical reaction, resonance and piezoelectricity. <br /><br />To this end, each chamber serves as a distinct and essential cog in this machine, purposefully construction to such precision that betrays a deep knowledge and understanding of the principles that govern the universe. Peering into the heart of this conclusion leads to strongly consider that our history is not linear, and that for some reason, the advanced knowledge that our ancestors possessed has been lost to us. <br /><br />For those with the courage, integrity and curiosity to explore what remains hidden in plain sight, these secrets can once again be revealed. <br />",
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"content": "You Will Do Great Things by Amerie<br />“Listen to that tiny voice<br />that’s always been inside. <br />It will help you find your way, <br />Trust it to be your guide.”<br /><br />For our little ones, a world of abundant adventure awaits. A world where all our hopes and dreams can be realised, because greatness is inside of all of us.<br /><br />From the heart and soul of acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer and writer Amerie comes this uplifting children’s book, colourfully illustrating the unlimited potential for greatness that shines within all of us. <br /> <br />You Will Do Great Things encourages this light to shine forth, no matter what path their soul guides them towards and no matter what obstacles will inevitably arise on their journey. Reading between the beautifully simplistic lines is the heartwarming message that, if you believe in yourself, a world of possibilities can become reality. And on every step of the way, they will have our love and support. Always.",
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"content": "Crisis Without End: The Medical and Ecological Consequences of the Fukushima Nuclear Catastrophe<br />“Radiation-exposed populations and the general public should know that research is imperfect. The scientific community must also understand that the main threat to research is a lack of critical thinking, which includes self-critical thinking. We must question authority, and especially studies that, like the LSS, are applied every day to legal and public health situations.”<br /><br />On March 11th , 2011, a magnitude-9 earthquake caused a tsunami to engulf the Daiichi nuclear power plant at Fukushima on the east coast of Japan. As a result, the plant went into meltdown, releasing tremendous amounts of radioactive material into the air and water. It is well regarded as the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, however most remain unaware and blissfully ignorant of the invisible dangers of radiation exposure – much to the delight of world governments and industry leaders alike. <br /><br />'Crisis Without End' is a compendium of writings from leading medical and biological scientists, nuclear engineers and policy experts from Japan and around the world, shining much needed light on the true scope of ecological and biological devastation this disaster has brought – and will continue to bring – to the well-being of every living organism on this planet. <br /><br />One of the most prominent figures raising this alarm is Dr Helen Caldicott, a co-founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility and a vocal advocate for a nuclear-free world, in which the inevitable and self-evident dangers of nuclear power and weaponry is finally taken seriously and acted upon. <br /><br />The essays from these concerned experts not only bring into focus the real radiological impact of infamous nuclear catastrophes such as the atomic bombings by the United States government of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the meltdowns of nuclear reactors at Chernobyl and Fukushima, they importantly highlight the inadequate response, and silence of government organisations, in the face of the repeated failures of the nuclear industry. More sinister still is the unearthed cover-up by worldwide regulatory agencies in deliberately omitting key scientific evidence of radiobiological risk, where such evidence greatly calls into question the validity of foundational radiation risk models. Disturbingly, it is these models that guide risk assessment for individuals exposed to ionising radiation, ranging from your risk from a chest x-ray to whether or not to evacuate a city after a nuclear meltdown. <br /><br />Will humanity ever learn from its mistakes and shift focus to the safe, abundant energy sources provided by Nature? Knowledge is our greatest liberator; learn to see what your eyes don’t see.",
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"content": "Crisis Without End: The Medical and Ecological Consequences of the Fukushima Nuclear Catastrophe\n“Radiation-exposed populations and the general public should know that research is imperfect. The scientific community must also understand that the main threat to research is a lack of critical thinking, which includes self-critical thinking. We must question authority, and especially studies that, like the LSS, are applied every day to legal and public health situations.”\n\nOn March 11th , 2011, a magnitude-9 earthquake caused a tsunami to engulf the Daiichi nuclear power plant at Fukushima on the east coast of Japan. As a result, the plant went into meltdown, releasing tremendous amounts of radioactive material into the air and water. It is well regarded as the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, however most remain unaware and blissfully ignorant of the invisible dangers of radiation exposure – much to the delight of world governments and industry leaders alike. \n\n'Crisis Without End' is a compendium of writings from leading medical and biological scientists, nuclear engineers and policy experts from Japan and around the world, shining much needed light on the true scope of ecological and biological devastation this disaster has brought – and will continue to bring – to the well-being of every living organism on this planet. \n\nOne of the most prominent figures raising this alarm is Dr Helen Caldicott, a co-founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility and a vocal advocate for a nuclear-free world, in which the inevitable and self-evident dangers of nuclear power and weaponry is finally taken seriously and acted upon. \n\nThe essays from these concerned experts not only bring into focus the real radiological impact of infamous nuclear catastrophes such as the atomic bombings by the United States government of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the meltdowns of nuclear reactors at Chernobyl and Fukushima, they importantly highlight the inadequate response, and silence of government organisations, in the face of the repeated failures of the nuclear industry. More sinister still is the unearthed cover-up by worldwide regulatory agencies in deliberately omitting key scientific evidence of radiobiological risk, where such evidence greatly calls into question the validity of foundational radiation risk models. Disturbingly, it is these models that guide risk assessment for individuals exposed to ionising radiation, ranging from your risk from a chest x-ray to whether or not to evacuate a city after a nuclear meltdown. \n\nWill humanity ever learn from its mistakes and shift focus to the safe, abundant energy sources provided by Nature? Knowledge is our greatest liberator; learn to see what your eyes don’t see.",
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