All things Mud

I've heard Tartaria mentioned on the forum a few times here so I thought it good since I know little beside the general gist to provide brothers and sisters that know more a thread to share data. I found this YouTube channel very interesting a few days ago mudfossil university it's entertaining and easy to binge.

 
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PJ54

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This would be interesting since that would possibly mean that the rest of the ocean goes underground. There is precedence when Ringwoodite was discovered in places that weren't suspected. That could also play a role into the hollow earth theory, albeit different than how it was previously thought of.
 

BARNABY THE DOG.

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Its old hat! The theory was all the rage decades ago and the argument about the mapping of the continents and their shift dispelled even at the basic level that such mapping of the continents in detail was not possible before before the1500s - pretty well proved by one of the earliest maps made of the world, namely the Mappa Mundi that was drawn circa 1300AD on calf skin. with Jerusalem at the centre of the world. It is in the cathedral at Hereford in England if you wish to see it. It really is worth the visit. Continental drift is true, but drift is all it is and there is far more drift than there is speculation.

The movement or “wobble” of the world upon its access does move the magnetic pole somewhat and yes it is possible that the poles could reverse, but it has to be considered what that shift would mean in terms of movement. The speculation did not consider the issue of what such a change would react against. After all, we have been living on this giant magnet for several years now with no ill effect to the guys who live under the influence of the other pole and the law of cause and effect remains static and the moon remains unaffected. Again, the theory did not take into account inertia and momentum.
 

BARNABY THE DOG.

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Found this today:
Food for thought certainly. Not to pour cold water on it, but before perspective was understood in art, both men and animals were portrayed in ratio to their importance within the picture rather than their relationship in perspective to other figures. Another aspect is that art and especially carving, was a story rather than a description in real terms. The animal could be a dinosaur but given the accuracy of the carving of the elephant it is somewhat debatable. The Bayeux tapestry is a good enough example of this manner in art.
 

PJ54

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Food for thought certainly. Not to pour cold water on it, but before perspective was understood in art, both men and animals were portrayed in ratio to their importance within the picture rather than their relationship in perspective to other figures. Another aspect is that art and especially carving, was a story rather than a description in real terms. The animal could be a dinosaur but given the accuracy of the carving of the elephant it is somewhat debatable. The Bayeux tapestry is a good enough example of this manner in art.
One thing is for sure, is that people can't build like those in earlier times. Modern homes are basically prefabs in HOA's that only last a few decades.
 

PJ54

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Reminds me of a hit tune in the fifties 'Little boxes on the hillside and their all made out of ticky tacky....little boxes on the hillside and they all look just the same'!
If only people knew how that would ring true today. In Florida it's the norm with all the new construction while taking away the natural ecosystem & farmland.
 

BARNABY THE DOG.

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One thing is for sure, is that people can't build like those in earlier times. Modern homes are basically prefabs in HOA's that only last a few decades.
Very true. Modern building in England is actually worse than the emergency housing prefabs we had for all the bombed out population. My family survived a direct hit on the house as the bomb hit the water tank in the loft. The roof was allegedly only slightly damaged but no one could find it to check for certain - but the house survived intact. The roof was the only thing missing. New Houses today are just a wooden frame and insulated infill and with brick skin on the outside about one inch thick. One would have to think twice before breaking wind so to speak. 💨
 

The God Pill

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Not exactly a tartaria thing but wanted to post a bit on the philistines without starting a new thread. Apparently the Philstines, hivites and anakim ethnically were mycenean greek. Goliath's family were connected to the rephaim when I read that his brothers were called sons of Rapha (rephaim singular) I wondered if they were descendants of Og but the second coming of saturn presents another possibility.
 

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The God Pill

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Anyone up to speculating on the entity behind Poseidon? I'm asking because of the possible connection of the ten kings in revelation with the sons of poseidon in the atlantis myth. In canaanite mythology the counterparts of Zeus Poseidon and Hades are Baal, Yam and Mot we know zeus/baal is Satan and in the canaanite myth Baal allegedly fought and defeated Yam and Mot who were "beloved of El" so it wouldn't make sense to identify the devil as the entity that might be the father of the ten kings in revelation. scholars can discern that in the hebrew there would have been references to Yam that are lost in translation to the greek.
 
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