Technology of Craftsmanship

Nature’s serendipity lol

Lol said in France they have a soap pole with a ham at the top game along with the tomato throwing nightshade festival end of August. Lol

Global goes global quickly

Noting teleportation in very different way to where it was a small window size opening rather than doorway because of what was in the dream and what was watching.

Lately, pennies laying heads up have been everywhere lol

spot on

I did wake up as though it was yesterday lol

From the palace of the sea kings in Minos, sir Arthur Evans was shown to have had a huge capacity for visualizations. The architects would say he almost always got it right. Just by looking at a piece of broken stone he could see the whole original structure looked. He has been to Egyptian pharaoh palaces and now palace of the sea kings and the effect overwhelmed him. Reason being Egyptian palaces were made of sun dried bricks which the foundation was all that was left. Only the temples and tombs were built for eternity. At Knossos, he felt within the time walking the walls enlivened with echoes. -cotterell info

“One of the most remarkable things was the Minoan hydraulic engineering on the north east Bastion.
The steps were open air and the channel had been cut at the side of each flight to carry away rain water.
That in itself did not seem very extraordinary yeah each flight of steps was quite steep and was at right angles to the next and the problem of the Minoan engineers was to get the rain water around the corners without overflowing onto the landings.
If the water ducts at the side to been flat bottom slopes the rainwater would’ve rushed down them at such velocity that inevitably it would’ve been overflowing at the first corner. The trick was to slow down and speed and this was done by making the bottom of the water channels in a series of parabolic curves. The curves almost exactly agree with the natural parable is that the water falling down a slope at such an angle would make therefore the water reach the bottom of each flight at about half the speed it would’ve reached had to pour down the slope in a straight line instead of in a series of jumps nothing in the whole building give such an impression of the result of long generations of intelligent experience on the part of the Minoan engineers as a pair about curves of the channels

The curves almost exactly agree with the natural parable is that the water falling down a slope at such an angle would make therefore the water reach the bottom of each flight at about half the speed it would’ve reached had to pour down the slope in a straight line instead of in a series of jumps nothing in the whole building give such an impression of the result of long generations of intelligent experience on the part of the Minoan engineers as a pair about curves of the channels

A series of catch pits collected the sediment on its downward course so that when the water reach the bottom of the steps it was still pure and fit for washing purposes
“- bull of minos cotterell

Evans suggested an earthquake was its destruction
Tesla likes this I’m sure, simple valve ducts

Arthur plays dumb lol

Tecumseh-
When Jesus Christ came upon the earth you killed him, the son of your God. And only after he was dead did you worship him and start killing those who would not.

Mingle problems lol

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Every year, for centuries in Nepal, members of the Gurung ethnic group have climbed down the sides of cliffs amid swarms of bees—putting their lives on the line—to collect wild honey. It is not just any honey, of not just any bee: Nepal's Apis dorsata laboriosa is the largest honeybee in the world, and in the Himalayan hills, its nectar boasts hallucinogenic properties. Those effects are documented from 401 BC—when Greek soldiers, traveling through modern day Turkey near the Black Sea, indulged in a similar honey and were debilitated with intoxication—to today. I'd heard some fascinating but vague stories about this custom, and I'd seen amazing photos and videos of past hunts. Intrigued by this ancient culture and the mysterious psychedelic effects of the honey, I joined the Gurung in their excursion last spring.

What do the bees experience is the question as I pondered the applications of possibilities. Broader view of cultures and diets capacities into limitation.

One of the oldest plants on earth is chaparral. The creosote bush has a stand in the Mojave Desert for over 11,000 years. Propolis comes from bees and many are contaminated from the synthetic creosote of wood tar that has infected the bee population.
The resin on the plant protects from insects. This plant was the first to grow back after the 1962 nuclear bomb tests. A major helper with staph infection issues as well as gut issues.
The king clone in the desert is 11,700 years old. The top above ground has died yet the clones spring up from the underground expansion forming a ring.

Natural way trees move in dome form.
Wind topic

Understory does too and is shown no matter how harsh the environment. This is meek plant.

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Above ground probs ^ is true
Lol

It's just, Alyssa Chang has me all worked up.
That girl has no boundaries.
She takes all of my stuff and every day she has a new scented candle.
One of which that smelled like bacon.
I think she's trying to gaslight me.
Yeah, bullies'll do that.
Trust me, I pretty much have a PhD on the subject.
She makes me long for the days when I could toss a monster into the Malivore pit.
Well, I know this might not sound like the most action-packed advice, but, um maybe just try talking to her.
Bullies hate being confronted.
I guess I could try that, Dr.
Kirby.
Great.

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The university said people who feared they were under the influence of dark magic would bury a nail-filled bottle under their hearth with the intention of the heat from the hearth energizing the nails to break a magic spell.

The jug is now believed to be one of less than a dozen witch bottles discovered in the United States. Archaeologists in Britain have documented nearly 200 witch bottle discoveries.

"It's a good example of how a singular artifact can speak volumes," Jones said. "It's really a time capsule representing the experience of Civil War troops, a window directly back into what these guys were going through occupying this fortification at this period in time."

Iron rod topic lol

What do you got? We're dealing with a Qareen.
It's an Arabian monster that whispers insecurities and feeds off discord.
Its superpower is making people angry? Uh, it feeds off the strife, becoming stronger and affecting more and more people until it materializes into our plane.
Right now it's out of phase.
It's invisible and intangible.
I thought the Malivore portal is closed.
I mean, isn't it? I don't know how it got here, but it's definitely real.
I saw it.
You said it's invisible.
Not to fairies.

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Or maybe my research was fine, but God forbid you use your brain instead of punching every problem.
Oh, crap.
I'm infected.
LIZZIE: Join the club.
Maybe the only one that'll have you.
Sorry.
Monster.
Why am I being affected now? I wasn't before.
Oh.
Okay.
I might have a plan.
Hey.
What happened back there, what everyone said, it wasn't cool.
And we really need your help to stop the Qareen.
Why? I'm useless, like Hope said.
That's because fairies run on belief.
I did some research, and the more people that believe in you, the stronger your powers.
No one believes in me.
I do.
You saw the Qareen first.
You were unaffected by its powers, and when I was hanging out with you, the Qareen couldn't infect me.
I'm 100% behind you.
And I'm not alone.
STUDENTS (CHANTING): Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Are people calling my name? Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Hoo! Hoo! Hoo! Wait, why are we doing this again? - I think it's someone's birthday.
- Oh.
Wade! Wade! Wade! We gathered everyone we could.
Let loose the fairy.
You got this, Wade.
Just know that everyone believes in you.
(GIRL SCREAMS) (STUDENTS GASPING) STUDENTS: Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! (GRUNTS) Wh-Wha-What's wrong? This isn't giving me any powers.
I don't think anyone really believes in me.
This is why we don't entrust plans to Muppet Babies.
- I'm not sorry.
- I believe.
And I'll prove it.
(SNARLS) What the hell are you doing? Trusting in Wade.
Wait, we can't break the Sandclock.
(GRUNTS) You're weak.
You can't protect yourself, let alone anyone else.
Shut up.
You're weak.
- (BONES CRUNCHING) - (STUDENTS GASP) - Landon! - Hope, stay calm.
(EXHALES) I got this, Hope.
Landon made sure of it.
- (STUDENTS CHEERING) - Oh.
Dude's, like, all fairy.
Like, for real.
(GROWLS) STUDENTS: Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! (CHANTING CONTINUES) (ROARING) Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! Wade! - Oh, my gosh! - Wade! (CHEERING) (CRACKING) ALARIC: Lizzie was rushed to the infirmary - with severe burns.
- Now, thankfully, she'll be okay.

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Extreme heat from the Mount Vesuvius eruption in Italy was so immense it turned one victim's brain into glass, a study has suggested.

The volcano erupted in 79 AD, killing thousands and destroying Roman settlements near modern-day Naples.

The town of Herculaneum was buried by volcanic matter, entombing some of its residents.

A team of researchers has been studying the remains of one victim, unearthed at the town in the 1960s.

A study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Thursday , said fragments of a glassy, black material were extracted from the victim's skull.

Researchers behind the study believe the black material is the vitrified remains of the man's brain.

They do not say obsidian

Cryonics is super cooling
Without combustion

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Crowley does the two hands on chin and Blavatsky does one, lol
Too bad the phrase came later “silly rabbit-tricks are for kids”
Although they probably would of thought moon with that lol

I see the point giants are making. If live in a world that is for smaller things and people, they would have to go high up to not look destructive to the ones down below. Below would have to go higher which is mountain topic.

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I'm watching a squirrel eat nuts.

Very relaxing.

On standby
God killer topic los alamos agrees lol