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======Alternative History======
The study of //alternative history// involves taking a fresh look at what we are often told about historical events, with the understanding that //conventional history// is often wrong, due to a variety of factors. With this perspective, we are not limited to the conclusions of academics and textbooks; but can reach our own conclusions, based on the use of our own [[CriticalThinking | critical thinking]] skills.
History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored, glanced over or purposefully distorted for political reasons. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist | revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions, to change their stance. Still, there are other events that remain misunderstood by academia indefinitely.
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The study of //alternative history// involves taking a fresh look at what we are often told about historical events, with the understanding that //conventional history// is often wrong, due to a variety of factors. With this perspective, we are not limited to the conclusions of academics and textbooks; but can reach our own conclusions, based on the use of our own [[CriticalThinking | critical thinking]] skills.
History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored, glanced over or purposefully distorted for political reasons. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist | revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions, to change their stance. Still, there are other events that remain misunderstood by academia indefinitely.
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The study of //alternative history// involves taking a fresh look at what we are often told about historical events, with the understanding that //conventional history// is often wrong, due to a variety of factors. With this perspective, we are not limited to the conclusions of academics and textbooks; but can reach our own conclusions, based on the use of our own [[CriticalThinking critical thinking]] skills.
History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored, glanced over or purposefully distorted for political reasons. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions, to change their stance. Still, there are other events that remain misunderstood by academia indefinitely.
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History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored, glanced over or purposefully distorted for political reasons. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions, to change their stance. Still, there are other events that remain misunderstood by academia indefinitely.
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The early 21st century ushered in a new direction in statism, the [[WarOnTerrorism terror wars]] took center stage and huge amounts of resources were put towards war and supposed national security. Many researchers believe that there are actually other motives for these wars and that the wars themselves are based on lies and propaganda.
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Many pivotal events occurred in the //20th century//, the belief of, which were instrumental in the direction of statism in the 20th century. Many of these events involved war and violence and are thought to often contain distorted accounts, based on [[propaganda]] and other forms of deception.
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Many //independent// historians have concluded that the conventional history of Egypt puts the building of many of the great structures of Egypt far too late in history. They tend to believe, instead, that Egypt dates back much further, to anywhere from 10,000 BCE to 30,000 BCE.
==Notable Revisionist Egyptologists==
- [[ChristopherDunn Christopher Dunn]] is an author and engineer, who wrote [[TheGizaPowerPlant The Giza Power Plant]], a theory which proposes that the pyramids of Giza were used to generate energy from the vibrations of the earth.
- [[ReneAdolpheSchwallerDeLubicz René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz]] spent 15-years studying of the art and architecture of the [[LuxorTemple Temple of Luxor]] in Egypt and wrote the book The Temple In Man.
- [[RobertSchoch Robert M. Schoch]] is a geologist, who studied the [[Sphinx]] and other ancient monuments and helped shake the archaeological world, when he helped validate the evidence of water weathering; which pushes back the dating of the sphinx to at least 10,000 BCE.
- [[JohnAnthonyWest John Anthony West]] is an independent Egyptologist who popularized the theory of the ancient Sphinx and helped to bring attention and understanding to the work of R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz.
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- [[ChristopherDunn Christopher Dunn]] is an author and engineer, who wrote [[TheGizaPowerPlant The Giza Power Plant]], a theory which proposes that the pyramids of Giza were used to generate energy from the vibrations of the earth.
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==Notable Revisionist Egyptologists==
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The early 21st century ushered in a new direction in statism, the [[WarOnTerrorism terror wars]] took center stage and huge amounts of resources were put towards war and supposed national security. Many researchers believe that there are actually other motives for these wars and that the wars themselves are based on lies and propaganda.
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===Theories of the 21st Century===
The early 21st century ushered in a new direction in statism, the [[WarOnTerrorism terror wars]] took center stage and huge amounts of resources were put towards war and supposed national security.
The early 21st century ushered in a new direction in statism, the [[WarOnTerrorism terror wars]] took center stage and huge amounts of resources were put towards war and supposed national security.
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===Theories of the 20th Century===
Many pivotal events occurred in the //20th century//, the belief of, which were instrumental in the direction of statism in the 20th century. Many of these events involved war and violence and are thought to often contain distorted accounts, based on [[propaganda]] and other forms of deception.
Many pivotal events occurred in the //20th century//, the belief of, which were instrumental in the direction of statism in the 20th century. Many of these events involved war and violence and are thought to often contain distorted accounts, based on [[propaganda]] and other forms of deception.
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- [[RobertSchoch Robert M. Schoch]] is a geologist, who studied the [[Sphinx]] and other ancient monuments and helped shake the archaeological world, when he helped validate the evidence of water weathering; which pushes back the dating of the sphinx to at least 10,000 BCE.
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- [[ReneAdolpheSchwallerDeLubicz René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz]] spent 15-years studying of the art and architecture of the [[LuxorTemple Temple of Luxor]] in Egypt and wrote the book The Temple In Man.
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Many //independent// historians have concluded that the conventional history of Egypt puts the building of many of the great structures of Egypt far too late in history. They tend to believe, instead, that Egypt dates back much further, to anywhere from 10,000 BCE to 30,000 BCE.
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of Egypt far too late in history. They tend to believe, instead, that Egypt dates back much further, to anywhere from 10,000 BCE to 30,000 BCE.
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===Notable Revisionist Researchers===
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===Notable Revisionist History Researchers===
- [[ChristopherDunn Christopher Dunn]] is an author and engineer, who wrote //The Giza Power Plant//, a theory which proposes that the pyramids of Giza were used to generate energy from the vibrations of the earth.
- [[ReneAdolpheSchwallerDeLubicz René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz]]
- [[RobertSchoch Robert M. Schoch]] is a geologist, who studied the Sphinx and other ancient monuments and helped shake the archaeological world, when he helped validate the evidence of water weathering; which pushes back the dating of the sphinx to at least 10,000 BCE.
- [[JohnAnthonyWest John Anthony West]] is an independent Egyptologist who popularized the theory of the ancient Sphinx and helped to bring attention and understanding to the work of R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz.
===Theories on the History of Ancient Egypt===
Many //independent// historians have concluded that the conventional history of Egypt puts the building of many of the great structures
of Egypt far too late in history. They tend to believe, instead, that Egypt dates back much further, to anywhere from 10,000 BCE to 30,000 BCE.
- [[ChristopherDunn Christopher Dunn]] is an author and engineer, who wrote //The Giza Power Plant//, a theory which proposes that the pyramids of Giza were used to generate energy from the vibrations of the earth.
- [[ReneAdolpheSchwallerDeLubicz René Adolphe Schwaller de Lubicz]]
- [[RobertSchoch Robert M. Schoch]] is a geologist, who studied the Sphinx and other ancient monuments and helped shake the archaeological world, when he helped validate the evidence of water weathering; which pushes back the dating of the sphinx to at least 10,000 BCE.
- [[JohnAnthonyWest John Anthony West]] is an independent Egyptologist who popularized the theory of the ancient Sphinx and helped to bring attention and understanding to the work of R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz.
===Theories on the History of Ancient Egypt===
Many //independent// historians have concluded that the conventional history of Egypt puts the building of many of the great structures
of Egypt far too late in history. They tend to believe, instead, that Egypt dates back much further, to anywhere from 10,000 BCE to 30,000 BCE.
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The study of //alternative history// involves taking a fresh look at what we are often told about historical events, with the understanding that //conventional history// is often wrong, due to a variety of factors. With this perspective, we are not limited to the conclusions of academics and textbooks; but can reach our own conclusions, based on the use of our own [[CriticalThinking critical thinking]] skills.
History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored or glanced over. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions to change their stance.
History is rarely conclusive. New evidence is always being found or resurfacing after having originally been ignored or glanced over. Often, the only historians willing to make the necessary revisions are [[Revisionist revisionists]], while more //status quo// researchers will often wait until enough others in the field adopt the same conclusions to change their stance.
