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7/24/2025, 3:02:11 PM
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>So the accounts of Alexander the Great, the accounts of the Spartans, the Septuagint, the letters of Ptolemy, the accounts of Magnus Pompey, and so on... They are all false too?
Yes. They are all echos of Medieval figures. Alexander the Great was Skanderbeg, the Albanian leader of resistance against the Turks.
>If they are, we have no basis to trust in history at all.
Right. It peters out at 1300AD. Before that the age of myths and legends culminating in the Jesus event, something at the very edge of reinterprative understanding.
Relevent 8kun board for those interested in this:
https 8kun dot top /catastrophism/res/1.html
Needs its own board due to the immensity of the subject and fitting in nowhere else.
Sylvain Tristain has a great book about these anomolies of not-so-ancient Greece.
>So the accounts of Alexander the Great, the accounts of the Spartans, the Septuagint, the letters of Ptolemy, the accounts of Magnus Pompey, and so on... They are all false too?
Yes. They are all echos of Medieval figures. Alexander the Great was Skanderbeg, the Albanian leader of resistance against the Turks.
>If they are, we have no basis to trust in history at all.
Right. It peters out at 1300AD. Before that the age of myths and legends culminating in the Jesus event, something at the very edge of reinterprative understanding.
Relevent 8kun board for those interested in this:
https 8kun dot top /catastrophism/res/1.html
Needs its own board due to the immensity of the subject and fitting in nowhere else.
Sylvain Tristain has a great book about these anomolies of not-so-ancient Greece.
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