Holy Koolaid: Prophecy Scams
This highlights the scammy part of prophecy. In modern parlance it is called gaslighting and we are seeing a lot of it. Refer the new miracle of the miraculously disappearing Epstein and his information base.
There are pious believers. There are skilled and talented visionaries. There are researchers that prophetically research holy books for relevance today, usually called eschatology. Posting on the Koolaid of Prophecy does not indicate that we have to refuse all of the esoteric wisdoms. It is a field though that is full off Holy Koolaid. Today, we kick back at the gaslighting that “God gave us this land.”
There is of course people like Anatoly Fomenko who studies timelines. He is a Russian professor of Mathematics at Moscow State University. He is well-known as a topologist and member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is a painter and illustrator of original artworks inspired by topological objects and structures.
And here it comes: Fomenko is also widely known as a conspiracy theorist. He originated a fictitious and pseudoscientific history called New Chronology, based on works of Russian-Soviet writer Nikolai Alexandrovich Morozov. This is because he disagrees with the current historical timeline that we take from biblical studies. He supports his work mathematically, and uses a number of theoretical constructs as well as basic knowledge of heavenly systems, eg., cosmology where he says that the biblical descriptions of which stars were present in the skies at major events, were not always correct. He also describes overlays, where old stories are overlayed with new stories and does not fit at all with the historical timeline. Overall he defines a 1,000 year timeline ‘error’. Believers reject his work outright. My most favorite part is where he describes that the dark ages were dark, because it was a time of baccanalia and homoerotic pastimes and parties, where the members of the Catholic church at the time orgied themselves into a stupor. His work is not always dry mathematics. I don’t think he is a conspiracy theories, but that he has an alternative theory and the historical timeline glitterati does not like anyone messing with their holy timeline.
This video describes in short the Holy Coolaid prophetic scams we can easily identify.
Instead of real wine or grape juice, a cheap, artificial imitation such as grape flavored Flavor Aid. Probably laced with diphenhydramine, promethazine, chlorpromazine, chloroquine, diazepam, chloral hydrate and cyanide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonestown
But do you not think accepted chronology seems a bit suspicious? (Granted, I have only read a few bits and pieces of Fomenko.) That is not to say his reconstruction, the the extent he and his crew managed to even do so is even basically correct either. His takedown of… Read more »
I don’t think I am qualified to either recommend Fomenko or take him down, whether it is his take-down of the orthodoxy or his New Chronology. For me it was enough that broad alternatives exist, outside of the work for example of Graham Hancock and that circle. It takes a… Read more »
The past may be so profoundly strange that the truth of it has been surrounded by ridicule and modernist taboos of various kinds by ponzi scheme academics. All round the world ancient peoples created epic stories about the arrival, the wrathful destruction that followed and the eventful settling down of… Read more »
According to Wikiliar, Roman was already on a 12 month calendar with every other year having an extra month of alternating 27 and 28 days. Quintilis was renamed July by Mark Anthony in honor of Caesar and the plebiscite Lex Pacuvia de Mense Augusto renamed Sextilis August in honor of… Read more »
Its good to check wiki to find the framing of the overton window and the limits of ration-al debate. I mentioned Velikovsky because he made ridiculous, widely ridiculed at least, predictions (prophecies) based on eye witness accounts/myths which he at least took seriously and tested by calculating the ‘what ifs’… Read more »