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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

My man! Wonderful stuff! I cover evolution in my book so I’m interested to see where this goes, but even in my book, I don’t think I recall Huxley being close to it. I think I knew it, but this is a phenomenal example of how our world was literally built by a few people.

From Huxley, to Darwin, to Owens, these men lay the foundation for the world we have today. Knowing and understanding how the view the world is key to knowing just what world they created; this Brave new world: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-brave-new-world-of-1984-part

Can’t wait to see what drops next! Great stuff.

Crashedproof's avatar

They’re all Illuminati.

ae999's avatar

I always wondered about the mechanics of evolution. How did one species evolve into another.... day to day, I mean.

All this hand waving with, "Oh, it happened over millions of years". We couldn't possibly understand how and should just stop thinking about it. These smart paleontologists said so, so shut up about the how and whys.

But how did a land animal evolve into a whale, for example? That's what they claim happened. Did they get chased into the sea by predators and just start hanging around in there more? Have babies and only the strong swimmers survived? And on and on until they just didn't bother going on land again and magically lost their legs? I mean, come on!

It is mind boggling just what we are prepared to believe when people of 'authority' tell us it is so.

They studied the isotopes of oxygen in fossil bones - that's how they know, apparently. So many degrees of separation from what the eyes can see. It is so ridiculous. That's $cience folks!

Tundra Swan's avatar

I always knew it, even as a kid it didn't make sense and we use to make all kinds a jokes about this so-called theory. I'm glad I stuck around to my old age to be finally vindicated....LOL

Bard Joseph's avatar

How else you gonna push eugenics and royalty.

Some animals are more equal than others.

Un-silent's avatar

Exactly, and there are no apes these days changing into men.

Gecko1's avatar

Evolution isn't the only hoax:).

Paul's avatar

Agreed. There's at least 6 million of them.

Faith's avatar

I see what ya did there lol

Aaron's avatar

Fun fact:

There exists a sweet little scam the rich use…let’s say that you buy a T-rex egg from a fossil dealer for $10k, display it in your house for a few years, impress your friends. Then one day you are feeling generous and you contact your local museum, since there are no comps for T-rex eggs the one of a kind fossil gets valued at around $10million, you get your picture in the paper and one hell of a tax write off!

Like they say, you gotta have money to make money!!

Daniel Meegan's avatar

Force feed to please the crown 👉 👑

RJ Sykes's avatar

Very interesting points. I’ve been thinking about the logistics of the extinction theory myself. The recent Attenborough documentary presents 'new evidence' which feels incredibly staged. Seeing a perfectly preserved 'dinosaur leg', with scales and toes (yep) that looks like a giant chicken drumstick, feels more like a movie set than a dig site.

Between the plaster casts and the convenient '66 million' year timeline to human discovery (more masonic symbolism), the logic just falls apart. We're expected to believe in 10 years of total darkness and no oxygen-producing trees, but if you kill the vegetation and the sun, you kill the entire food chain.

So the idea that small mammals and insects survived a decade of a poisoned earth just by 'burrowing' ignores how interconnected nature actually is. It’s hard to buy the asteroid 'crap' when the physical evidence we're shown is mostly plaster and CGI.

WTTW's avatar

Think they might just be former biblical dragons

According to Plan's avatar

Darwin’s Doubt is an excellent book that reviews the science and math behind all of the impossibilities of evolution

Fibro Vision's avatar

C Darwin was good friends with Keynes

Paul's avatar

Have you looked at minds.com or asked if they could be of service

Aaron's avatar

Somehow I don’t think it was a coincidence that they drew the middle toe of the horse to look exactly like a penis. Im sure they were laughing the whole time!

Ralf Schooneveld's avatar

Kent Hovind, you might like his content.