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Fastest train in the world Japanese Shinkansen magnetic levitation (603 km/h or 310 mph)
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They want to reprogram your DNA... they just want to help YOU!
Will you allow them?
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Will you allow them?
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Ancient Refrigerator
By 400 B.C., Persian engineers had mastered the technique of storing ice in summer in the desert. In the winter, the Persian people brought ice from nearby mountains and stored it in pits that they created in the middle of the desert. Ice pits, known as yakhchal, were one of the oldest refrigerators known to mankind. They were also used to keep food cool and healthy throughout the summer.
At first glance, the structure looks like a large dome of mud-brick. Some structures reached up to 60 feet in height. Under the dome is a large underground space with a storage area that reached 5 cubic meters. Most often the yakhchals had access to an aqueduct and were sometimes equipped with a system of qanats and badgiers, an ancient type of windmills or wind towers, which could quickly reduce the temperature inside the yakhchals to zero even on summer days.
The ice stored in the yakhchal was used throughout the year, especially on hot summer days to cool food.
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By 400 B.C., Persian engineers had mastered the technique of storing ice in summer in the desert. In the winter, the Persian people brought ice from nearby mountains and stored it in pits that they created in the middle of the desert. Ice pits, known as yakhchal, were one of the oldest refrigerators known to mankind. They were also used to keep food cool and healthy throughout the summer.
At first glance, the structure looks like a large dome of mud-brick. Some structures reached up to 60 feet in height. Under the dome is a large underground space with a storage area that reached 5 cubic meters. Most often the yakhchals had access to an aqueduct and were sometimes equipped with a system of qanats and badgiers, an ancient type of windmills or wind towers, which could quickly reduce the temperature inside the yakhchals to zero even on summer days.
The ice stored in the yakhchal was used throughout the year, especially on hot summer days to cool food.
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Voyagers. Volume II. The Secrets of Amenti - Ashayana Deane.pdf
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The Secrets of Amenti
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Why is it so i important for preschool teachers to teach and show (sometimes by touching) toddlers their genitals??
Is this not strange? Or have we all entered into madness?
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Is this not strange? Or have we all entered into madness?
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Tucker Carlson blasts Apple after the company limited the AirDrop feature in China:
"Apple is now an active collaborator with China's murderous police state. When tanks roll into a Chinese city, Apple is rooting for the tanks."
#china #camps #covid #concentration
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"Apple is now an active collaborator with China's murderous police state. When tanks roll into a Chinese city, Apple is rooting for the tanks."
#china #camps #covid #concentration
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A descendant of the giants, 1925.
This photograph was taken by Martin Chambi Jimenez, one of the first known indigenous photographers of Latin America.
He was recognized for the profound historical and ethnic documentary value of his photographs.
The photo shows a tall man, a native of the southern highlands of the province of Paruro, and the photographer himself. This race of tall people, inhabited parts of the Amazon forests no more than a few centuries ago.
The skeletons found in those places "show no signs of diseases, such as growth hormone problems, which are common in most cases of gigantism. On all the skeletons, the joints were healthy and the lung cavity was large. Most of the skeletons have all the hallmarks of old age and natural death from old age," British anthropologist Russell Dement.
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This photograph was taken by Martin Chambi Jimenez, one of the first known indigenous photographers of Latin America.
He was recognized for the profound historical and ethnic documentary value of his photographs.
The photo shows a tall man, a native of the southern highlands of the province of Paruro, and the photographer himself. This race of tall people, inhabited parts of the Amazon forests no more than a few centuries ago.
The skeletons found in those places "show no signs of diseases, such as growth hormone problems, which are common in most cases of gigantism. On all the skeletons, the joints were healthy and the lung cavity was large. Most of the skeletons have all the hallmarks of old age and natural death from old age," British anthropologist Russell Dement.
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Michel Foucault - The Archaeology of Knowledge.pdf
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The Archaeology of Knowledge & The Discourse on Language
Author: Michel Foucault
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Author: Michel Foucault
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