Forbidden History

2023-02-23 12:02:24 Open / Comment

2023-02-22 20:02:21 Chinese children are accustomed to total control from childhood

China is equipping school classrooms with AI cameras and brainwave trackers.
Many parents and teachers approve of them as a tool to improve grades, while they are becoming some children's worst nightmare. Open / Comment

2023-02-22 12:02:26 NBA technology of the future

Right during the broadcast, the head of the organization "scanned" the commentator and replaced the real player with this commentator.

You do realize, don't you, that even your own eyes are hard to believe now? So much of what we see can be faked.
And the use of such technology is essentially limitless. You can imagine the consequences Open / Comment

2023-02-21 20:02:11 In the 19th century, were the stoves heated with radium?

In the castle, and later in the surrounding villages, researchers noticed the stoves. Slits on them were depicted in the form of a sign of radiation. Such stoves, surprisingly enough, have a rather unusual structure. It almost makes no sense to heat them with coal, the fuel consumption turns out to be too high. Many models have no pipes at all, as if they did not need smoke extraction. And on such stoves there is also a marking radium

Indeed, a radium stove could heat huge rooms, unlike any fireplace or wood-burning stove. Open / Comment

2023-02-21 12:02:35 Why don't elites want to be exposed to 5G?

The state of Florida has passed a law allowing wireless service providers to install 5G antennas anywhere without a permit, except in Palm Beach, where Bill Gates and Donald Trump, among other celebrities, own properties.

According to Tom Bradford, city administrator, the ban temporarily blocks all applications to install wireless communications on public property.

So we are assured that 5G is safe, what's wrong? Open / Comment

2023-02-20 20:02:10 A find in Italy.

While laying pipes under Verona, Italy workers found an ancient Roman mosaic, which may be part of a villa built in the 3rd century AD. Cultivated by the flood? Open / Comment

2023-02-20 12:01:18 Is Arizona a waste quarry?

Deserts occupy almost the entirety of the state of Arizona (the Aryan zone?) in the United States. It feels like someone has cut a layer of soil, hundreds of meters thick. The photo above perfectly shows the former ground level and the remaining, after the excavation, desert, where almost nothing grows now.

It is the same with Grand Canyon. Only out of stupidity and ignorance can you call a waste pit a national park and be proud of it. Open / Comment

2023-02-19 20:01:50 On maps 600 years ago, Antarctica is shown without the ice cover, although officially Antarctica was discovered 200 years ago.

Although the maps were immediately called fictitious, it is easy to find the desired point and orientate yourself on the ground. Compare the coincidence of shorelines "in fiction". Open / Comment

2023-02-19 12:02:22 Table Mountain on Sakhalin Island.

The stump of a huge tree, but the question is who cut it down and when!

You might say it's a small sprout, because there are much larger stumps of huge flint trees all over the world.

The old photo shows a strange formation that looks like a huge stump, see the enlarged fragment. Open / Comment

2023-02-18 20:01:41 Charles Hapgood is an American scholar who graduated from Harvard. He has a master's degree in medieval and modern history and has taught college courses in world and American history, anthropology, economics, and the history of science.

Hapgood studied Orontius Fineus's map of Antarctica without an ice sheet and came to the logical conclusion that the map must have a prototype created before the current glaciation of Antarctica. The argument is that the exact latitude and longitude values of the coastline, which is now covered by glaciers, were inaccessible to later compilers.

What did the scientific community do? Mocked the scientist and pointedly ignored the map. "It can't be, because it can't be."

Forbidden History Open / Comment