Author: JLB
‘Illuminati Card Game’ Analysis – What Do You Think?
Please share any useful links or information you might have about the games — in particular, the history of the company which produced the games, and the philosophies of those involved. My own research has led me to a few remarkable discoveries and it would be interesting to see if anybody else has arrived at similar conclusions.
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Website Update (21-Nov-2017) ‘Illuminati Card Game’ Analysis
The main reason why I have uploaded relatively little content so far in November is that I have been working on three major research projects.
I'm happy to announce that I have begun publishing the fruits of the labour which has gone into one of those projects.
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Is ‘Ancient Greece’ Make-Believe?
It seems like a silly question. After all, we all know that Ancient Greece really existed.
Thousands of years ago, men with athletic physiques ate grapes while prognisticating about the meaning of life.
Men known as Plato, Aristotle and, of course, Herodotus.
There is no way, just no way, the 'experts' could all be wrong about this...
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Does School Exist to Make Us Smarter?
It may seem like a silly question: believers will say, ‘of course!’, while disbelievers will say, ‘of course not!’
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Quick Update: The Thirteenth Floor
It is a common theme in works of fiction for characters to investigate the boundaries of their realities.
A fundamental component of our reality is what we believe happened in the 'past'; where we 'came from'.
What happens to our reality when we begin to challenge what we know as 'history'?
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Media Lies & Deception: Problem or Circumstance?
After 47 days without uploading a single video a YouTube, finally I felt it was time to release somewhat-subtle plug for the website.
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The History of ‘Histories’ [Addendum]
This is an addendum to Article #30: The History of ‘Histories’ (24-Oct-2017). It was originally posted (on 26-Oct-2017) in the comments section of that article, as a reply to a question from Chad628.
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The History of ‘Histories’
Herodotus is considered the ‘father of history’. My question is: did he even exist? This article will use the example of ‘Herodotus’ and his classic work Histories to demonstrate just how little of what we are shown as ‘history’ is based on primary sources.
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