Revelation of the Pyramids by Jacques Grimault and Patrice Pooyard. This has been almost wiped out of the internet and is impossible to find. YouTube has deleted it. Why?
Note that the Brian Cox English narration deliberately censored this entire documentary, which is still useful because you can tell exactly what the most important parts are. The Brian Cox narrated version has not been censored in sharp contrast and is even available on Apple TV.
Make sure you watch, save this, and share it. It will literally change your life and how you view the world forever.
@PaulSkallas Really? There were never groups of traveling musicians who put music to self written poetry? That seeks like something you'd see anywhere in any age
@steppedenizen@TallRomanStatue Do psychedelics the visually stimulating patterns you see become visually pleasing, even stimulating in the same way as music or food
@ouradamicrace the peasantry should be the cornerstone of western civilization, with every house a garden, every man with tools and the skills to use them, every woman skilled in house keeping and management. skills + sociability + wealth = paradise
@TallRomanStatue they make everything bland to make people dull and docile. its why prisons make everything dull flat, neutral colors. same with groups like the puritans who hated color and ornamentation, stimulation makes you active instead of reactive https://t.co/3OuRFLgZnk
@FromKulak@Elliott_Eldrich america did have its own version of the troubles, leftist violence that was met by right wing bombers and prison violence. the killing of the dc blacks leader raymond smith by thomas silverstein eventually led to adx florence, timothy mcveigh and eric rudolph preceded 9/11
@falyrionient @belladonnafeli thats berserk lol guts kills demons and monsters with a sword and a cannon, its one of the most liked features of the story until the berserker armor. the criticism is not to different from how god can perform miracles but the world still has suffering resulting from natural laws
@sevensixfive@mspringut post ww2 building codes are the reason for all of this, not changing tastes or economic reasons. and these codes were put in place for reasons ranging from building as quickly and cheap as possible to maximize margins to just making everything ugly and uninspiring like a prison