Creation and the Universe

This Book attempts to interpret and reimagine Plato’s works and the knowledge passed down from the Ancient Egyptians within a context of natural mechanisms and real world global events that are identifiable across the planet and that have been researched by some of the smartest people around the world, who have been mislabeled as YouTube or Social Media Pseudoscientist.

Even though modern mainstream archaeologist usually assign credit for most megalithic works to the oldest known occupant of those sites, or to the civilisation that happened to have buried their dead there and seal it up, or the ones that happened to have used it as place of worship or as a temple. Which has resulted in every historical site around the world being labelled only as tombs or temples, while many of those sites may have actually been palaces, family dwellings, city entertainment centres, public theatres, shopping centres, schools, scholarly meeting places, store houses, bunkers, or even places of refuge during times of disasters, earthquake, or extreme climate events. In either case, unfortunately, modern archaeology continues to be devoid of the broader context of engineering protocols, so much so that when they see a cylindrical pillar made from one solid piece of granite, they do not see that it would have require diamond tipped tools moving at significant level of RPM to reshape a slab of granite. Where it would require a lathe or some machine that can withstand the rotational inertia of a block with a weight that would be more than several SUVs combined, and where the rotational motion would need to outpace that of a truck engine or airplane engine. Instead, all modern archaeologists see is that someone crudely etched their name on the finished product hundreds of years later, if not several millennia later, or that a few sunflower seeds were burnt in a pile next to the pillar, or a few have eaten chicken bones were found buried next to the pillar, and use this circumstantial data to assign ownership.