This is my ‘catch-all’ section of anything and everything that I find interesting that maybe doesn’t belong in one of the main areas, but is TPW newsworthy.
Ancient myths may hold compressed memories of real planetary disorder that modern academia prefers to keep isolated.
I’m a wandering pole guy, but the primary evidence that makes me think maybe the shift is the same direction each time (e.g., EDCO theory) is desertification. If the same region is repeatedly obliterated by sea water in specific arid conditions could create permanent desertification of the soil. If so, then this map could be […]
Why do I see ancient flood maps in just about everything anymore? From desertification to salt deposits to now oil and natural gas reserves. It is interesting how most of the oil and natural gas reserves seem to follow the eastern slopes of the Rockies though. Just another thing that makes you go hmmmmmmm….
I’m on the wandering pole crustal displacement side of things, but the work The Ethical Skeptic and Nobulart put out is always so compelling. I do, in fact, prepare for both outcomes. Though I genuinely hope they are wrong, because surviving TWO displacements over a span of a couple hundred is going to be damn […]
It is now called Global Plate Reorganization Events (GPREs). I guess for mainstream scientists to research real possibilities, they must avoid the term crustal displacement. I guess there is a stigma around that term with the purists who gatekeep science. It is heretical to use that old term. 🙂 Great thread on the research here:https://x.com/Kitsune_in_VA/status/1958940875251490859 […]
This map is also an important consideration when looking for nice places to live. Find your spot on the map and note where the problem area will come from. If you east of the Mississippi it comes from all directions. 🤣