Incubator babies, crazy architecture, completely destroyed, etc.
Is it Tartaria, something else? Very crazy either way.
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Interesting, I definitely could see it being disinfo.
Though some of these official narratives for them definitely don't add up, so something was fishy.
a) one (life) needs to resist being advanced (inception towards death)
b) an advanced mind resists being domesticated (civilized) by the suggestions of others, while expressing comprehension (growth) within perceivable (loss).
c) if I teach a child to consent to suggested words it's called "civilized", yet if I teach a dog to consent to suggested words it's called "domesticated"...how many civilizations have to collapse upon themselves before mankind wises up to the trick played upon them?
It makes our conception of time and reality really fucked. Like are 2000yr old texts fake if 200yr old ones are?
I saw some british museum stuff from I think Paul Cook (youtuber) showing these odd old cannons marked something like 1503, but the 503 part was centered and the 1 looked tacked onto the left hand side.
a) suggested numbers tempt one to ignore perceivable NUM'BER, noun - "the designation of a unit" + U'NIT, noun [Latin unus; unitas, unity.] - "one".
b) to be one (partial) implies within oneness (whole), hence perceiving partials (living) within perceivable whole (process of dying)...others suggest one to count units (ones) as 2,3,4...(till infinity and beyond) as to distract one from oneself.
Take a stopwatch and ask yourself every minute "do I exist before; after or now?"...continue this exercise until you comprehend that one can only exist now (perceivable reality)...not before or after (suggested fiction).
Comprehension destroys ignorance; ignorance curtails comprehension.
This is a deep comment, thanks. It's always much better when the dude is at the helm and not the machine. FYI