2020/02/02 – Charlie Ziese – Do Historically Changing Pyramid Geometries Confirm an Historically Changing Terrestrial HD Physics? episode artwork

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2020/02/02 – Charlie Ziese – Do Historically Changing Pyramid Geometries Confirm an Historically Changing Terrestrial HD Physics?

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When you think of “a pyramid,” what pops into your mind?   A relatively squat, triangular-shaped ancient building — assembled out of a LOT of individual stone blocks — found by a river in Egypt called “the Nile,” right?   Wrong.   As my guest tonight Charlies Ziese will explain, “pyramids” actually come in a wide variety of sizes … triangular geometries … and compositions.   And–   They are found all over the world, NOT just in Egypt — and, they range from short, fat pyramids, to tall skinny ones … and every (but always a triangular …) “pyramidal” shape in-between.   Why?   As Charlie painstakingly discovered, through years of hands-on research and experimentation with various “pyramid geometries,” pyramids are FAR, FAR more than merely “the cliched tombs … of long-dead pharaohs ….”   They are, in fact, solid-state machines — “aetheric amplifiers” (or, for those familiar with our own, totally independent [...]

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