The world has an interesting history tied to a “great fire” narrative. Don’t it.
Chicago comes to mind for most (some donkey knocking over a candle 🤔). But there are many more.
Look into it. It’s kind of interesting. 🧐
We’re living in history. Not much changes.
Stop noticing sats...
It would be harder if it weren’t so obvious. I wish it were harder not to notice.
I spent a long time not noticing. It was very peaceful. It's almost like a flipped switch once you start viewing things through that lense.
Same but it wasn’t overly peaceful. That’s revisionist history. I’ve always had the uneasy feeling like “that doesn’t make any fucking sense”.
That's actually very true. I guess I'm attributing the peaceful feeling to childhood and the period of time where you feel like people older than you must all get it.
That unease is what pushes us to where we are today. People who don't feel uneasy make me uneasy.
It’s why we found BTC. Question authority, always. Think independently, always. Keep your ego in check, be curious enough to know that you don’t know everything (most likely don’t know much at all).
And then BTC just hits you in the head one day & says hi 👋
You can’t not see it
When the mind has awakened
It can be a curse
#haiku
Every single city had a fire turn of the century. I’m sure it’s nothing
💯💯
Not many know this. The 1800’s were an interesting time for sure.
Cowboys & Indians taught in schools. 😂
I wonder if these other fires destroyed evidence of Tartaria. Some think the Chicago fire was set for this purpose
Narratives don’t make sense so it could be anything. But that one does have some legs IMO.
The US was not founded by a boat bumping into land by accident.
Chicago World Fair is just one example of a previous civilization. It wasn’t temporary. It was systematically destroyed though. 🤔
