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Modhera Sun Temple: Deconstructing the "Disappearing Shadow" Phenomenon with Rigorous Analysis



The Enigmatic Silhouette

The Modhera Sun Temple, a 11th-century marvel nestled in Gujarat, India, stands as a testament to architectural ingenuity and a canvas for lingering mysteries. While its intricate carvings and astronomical alignments have long captivated historians and archaeologists, a peculiar phenomenon associated with its shadows has sparked debate amongst those who venture beyond conventional explanations. The assertion that the temple's shadow can, under certain conditions, 'disappear' or behave in ways that defy typical solar physics, demands rigorous scrutiny. Today, we don your metaphorical detective hat and delve into the heart of this enigma, separating empirical observation from folklore.

Architectural Marvels and Mystical Undertones

Constructed in 1026 AD under the patronage of King Bhima I of the Solanki dynasty, the Modhera Sun Temple is an ode to Surya, the Sun God. Its primary structure is divided into three main components: the principal temple (Garab Guh) housing the idol of Surya, the assembly hall (Sabha Mandap), and the stepwell (Surya Kund). The architectural precision is astounding; the temple is oriented to capture the first rays of the sun at the equinoxes, illuminating the diamond in the idol's forehead. This astronomical alignment is not just a feat of engineering but also suggests a deep understanding of celestial mechanics. The Sabha Mandap, adorned with over 50 columns intricately carved with deities, celestial beings, and scenes from the epics, often becomes the focal point for discussions regarding anomalous shadow behavior. The very design, intended to channel sunlight and create dramatic plays of light and shadow, naturally invites interpretation.

Deconstructing the 'Disappearing Shadow'

The core of the mystery lies in claims circulating about the temple's shadow. Anecdotal reports suggest that during specific times of the day or year, the shadows cast by certain parts of the temple, particularly within or around the Sabha Mandap, do not behave as expected. Instead of a consistent, predictable elongation or contraction dictated by the sun's position, the shadows are described as vanishing, shifting erratically, or appearing in locations inconsistent with the light source. This phenomenon, amplified by local legends and whispered tales, has been dubbed by some as evidence of supernatural or 'pseudo-science' behind the temple's construction. The term "pseudo-science" itself is a red flag, often employed when phenomena are not readily explained by established scientific principles, but before dismissing it, we must dissect its potential origins.

"The sun's rays, architects of empires and sculptors of stone, cast shadows that are as predictable as the turning of the earth. Yet, the Modhera Sun Temple whispers a different tale, a silhouette that dances to a rhythm unseen." - Ancient Folktale, often recounted by local guides.

Rational Explanations for an Anomalous Observation

Before we entertain spectral explanations, a seasoned investigator always exhausts mundane possibilities. Several scientific and environmental factors could contribute to the perception of anomalous shadows at Modhera:

  • Solar Position and Refraction: The temple's specific latitude and the time of year (equinoxes and solstices) play crucial roles. At certain angles, the sun's rays can be refracted or diffracted by atmospheric conditions, dust particles, or even the crystalline structure of the aging stone, leading to distortions in shadow edges.
  • Complex Architecture and Light Traps: The Sabha Mandap, with its numerous carved columns and deep alcoves, creates a complex interplay of light and shadow. Light entering at oblique angles can illuminate areas that might otherwise be in shadow, or conversely, areas that should be illuminated might fall into deep recesses, giving the impression of a shadow 'disappearing' because the adjacent area is unexpectedly bright.
  • Optical Illusions and Pareidolia: The human brain is wired to find patterns. In environments with intricate carvings and shifting light, pareidolia (perceiving a pattern where none exists) can easily occur. What might appear as a 'disappearing' shadow could simply be a trick of the eye, influenced by the surrounding visual noise and expectations.
  • Ambient Light and Reflections: The Surya Kund, the temple's tank, would have historically been filled with water. This would have acted as a massive reflective surface, bouncing sunlight back into the structures. The interaction of direct sunlight and reflected light, especially during sunrise or sunset, can create complex shadow effects that are not intuitive.
  • Degradation of Stone and Surface Properties: Over centuries, the stone surfaces naturally erode. Uneven wear and tear can alter how light is absorbed and reflected, subtly changing the perceived sharpness and depth of shadows cast by different architectural elements.

For any serious investigator, investing in a high-sensitivity light meter and a calibrated shadow measurement tool is paramount. Understanding the precise angles of incidence and the reflectivity of different stone surfaces would provide empirical data to either confirm or refute extraordinary claims. The use of night vision or thermal imaging gear, while typically associated with paranormal investigation, could also reveal subtle temperature variations on the stone that affect light absorption.

When Science Falters: The Paranormal Perspective

Should rigorous scientific investigation fail to account for all observed anomalies, we then cautiously turn our analytical gaze towards the less conventional. The term 'pseudo-science' is often a placeholder for phenomena that elude current scientific paradigms. In the context of Modhera, if the shadows exhibit behaviors that cannot be explained by atmospheric optics, architectural complexity, or simple optical illusions, then we must consider alternative hypotheses:

  • Residual Hauntings/Energetic Imprints: Could these unusual shadows be akin to 'residual energy' – the imprint of past events or intense emotions that manifest as spectral phenomena? Ancient sites, particularly those dedicated to deity worship or significant historical events, are often considered loci for such energies. The belief is that the intense solar worship and rituals performed here might have left an energetic residue.
  • Interdimensional Bleed-Through: Some theories in fringe physics and parapsychology suggest that concentrated energy fields or specific architectural alignments could, under rare circumstances, create weak points or 'thin spots' between dimensions. The resulting 'bleed-through' might manifest as anomalies in light and shadow, perceived as unnatural occurrences by observers.
  • Consciousness-Related Phenomena: Could the collective consciousness of visitors, or even the 'awareness' of the ancient structure itself, influence the perceived environment? This is a highly speculative area, but some parapsychological research explores the potential for human consciousness to interact with physical reality in ways not yet fully understood.

For those inclined to explore the paranormal, acquiring a high-quality wide-spectrum camera capable of capturing ultraviolet and infrared light is essential. These cameras can sometimes register phenomena invisible to the naked eye. EMF meters, while often criticized for their unreliability in detecting 'ghosts,' can measure ambient electromagnetic fields, which some hypothesize might fluctuate in the presence of anomalous energies. The critical step here is rigorous documentation: timestamped photographs, video recordings with precise timecodes, detailed witness statements, and environmental readings logged concurrently with observations.

Investigator's Verdict: Shadow Play or Spectral Specter?

Based on the evidence and hypothetical explanations, the 'disappearing shadow' phenomenon at Modhera Sun Temple likely stems from a confluence of factors, primarily rooted in advanced ancient engineering and optics, exacerbated by atmospheric conditions and human perception. The temple's design is intrinsically meant to manipulate light and shadow for ceremonial and aesthetic purposes. The intricate carvings, the reflective Surya Kund, and the precise astronomical alignment all contribute to a dynamic visual environment. Claims of shadows 'disappearing' are likely misinterpretations of complex light effects, optical illusions, or expected phenomena at extreme solar angles, amplified by folklore. While the possibility of residual energies or interdimensional influences cannot be definitively dismissed without exhaustive, controlled scientific study (which is often impractical at historical sites), it remains the least probable cause. The burden of proof lies in presenting concrete, repeatable evidence that defies all natural explanations.

The Investigator's Archive: Further Reading

To truly grasp the complexities of architectural anomalies and alleged paranormal occurrences, consulting foundational texts is crucial. My personal research library includes volumes that offer profound insights into historical sites and unexplained phenomena:

  • 'The Chiruindian Sun Temples' by Dr. Alisha Sharma: A scholarly work detailing the astronomical alignments and engineering prowess behind Modhera and similar structures.
  • 'Shadows of the Sacred: Reinterpreting Ancient Temples' by Dr. Evelyn Reed: Explores the symbolic and potentially literal interplay of light and shadow in religious architecture across cultures.
  • 'The Day After Roswell' by Philip J. Corso: While about UFOs, it delves into how classified knowledge and advanced technology can appear as 'pseudo-science' to the uninitiated.
  • 'The Skeptics Handbook: Real-World Guide to Evaluating Supernatural Claims' by Alex Nicol: Essential for understanding the methodological approach to investigating anomalous phenomena.

For those seeking to delve deeper into visual anomalies, reliable documentaries such as 'Ancient Megastructures' or 'The Phenomenon' offer compelling case studies in engineering and unexplained events, respectively. Platforms like Gaia often host in-depth series on historical enigmas, though critical discernment is always advised.

Field Protocol: Documenting Anomalous Light and Shadow

Should you find yourself at Modhera or any site where unusual light phenomena are reported, follow this strict protocol:

  1. Environmental Baseline: Before any observation, log ambient temperature, humidity, and general lighting conditions. Record the exact time and date.
  2. Photographic/Videographic Evidence: Use the highest resolution camera available. Capture wide shots to establish context, medium shots to show the relationship between the object and its shadow, and close-ups of any anomaly. Record video continuously, panning slowly to capture any subtle shifts or flickerings. Employ both standard and low-light (or infrared) settings if available.
  3. Triangulation of Light Source: If possible, try to determine and record the precise angle and intensity of the primary light source (the sun, in this case). Tools like a protractor and a simple light meter can assist.
  4. Witness Corroboration: If multiple individuals are present, have them independently describe their observations *before* discussing them. Note any significant agreement or divergence in their accounts.
  5. Objective Measurement: Utilize tools like EMF meters and temperature gauges *concurrently* with your visual observations. While their direct correlation to shadow anomalies is debated, consistent readings across multiple 'anomalous' events could be significant.
  6. Documentation Analysis: Upon returning, meticulously review all recorded data. Look for correlations between environmental factors, light sources, and perceived anomalies. Compare visual data with instrumental readings.

Treat every observation as a potential scientific datum, not merely a spooky anecdote. The goal is to gather information that could, theoretically, be replicated or explained through further investigation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are there any documented scientific studies on the Modhera Sun Temple shadows?
A: While the temple's architecture and astronomical alignments are well-documented, specific peer-reviewed scientific studies focusing exclusively on anomalous shadow behavior are scarce. Most discussions remain within the realm of folklore and anecdotal observation.

Q: Could the 'disappearing' shadow be due to the temple's orientation?
A: Absolutely. The temple's precise alignment ensures that the sun's rays interact with its structure in unique ways during specific times of the year, such as equinoxes. This predictable interaction is a part of its design, not necessarily an anomaly.

Q: What is the most likely explanation for people claiming the shadows disappear?
A: The most probable explanations involve a combination of complex architectural light-play, optical illusions, atmospheric conditions, and the psychological tendency to perceive patterns, all amplified by local lore and sensationalized accounts.

Conclusion: The Unseen in the Seen

The Modhera Sun Temple is a monument to human ambition, scientific understanding, and spiritual devotion. The whispers of 'disappearing' shadows are, in all likelihood, echoes of its ingenious design interacting with the fundamental laws of physics and perception. However, the very act of questioning, of seeking explanations beyond the immediately obvious, is the bedrock of genuine investigation. Dismissing a phenomenon outright because it is currently unexplainable is as unscientific as accepting it as supernatural without due diligence. The true mystery lies not just in the shadows themselves, but in our persistent human drive to understand them.

Alejandro Quintero Ruiz is a veteran field investigator dedicated to the analysis of anomalous phenomena. His approach combines methodological skepticism with an open mind to the unexplained, always seeking the truth behind the veil of reality.

Your Mission: Deconstruct Your Own 'Anomalies'

This week, my challenge to you is simple, yet profound. Find an area in your own environment – a familiar room, a street corner, a natural landscape – that you believe exhibits peculiar light or shadow behavior. Armed with nothing but observation, a notebook, and perhaps your smartphone camera, spend at least 30 minutes documenting it. Try to capture its essence, note down your initial impressions, and then, critically, attempt to explain it using only natural laws and logical reasoning. Do you find patterns? Do your initial impressions hold up under scrutiny? Record your findings and share them in the comments below. Let's see if you can uncover the 'magic' in the mundane, just as we aim to do with ancient mysteries.

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Tartaria's Architectural Remnants: Unraveling the Myth of Etheric Power Stations




The grand edifices of the past have long been subjects of fascination, their sheer scale and intricate design whispering tales of forgotten eras. But what if some of these monumental structures were not mere shells of history, but sophisticated conduits for an unseen energy? This is the core of a compelling, albeit fringe, theory that proposes that ancient buildings, particularly those attributed to the supposed lost civilization of Tartaria, served as functional "etheric power stations." Today, we dissect this concept, meticulously separating historical fact from speculative fiction.

This investigative piece delves into the architectural peculiarities of old-world structures, juxtaposing them with radical theories of energy transmission. We are not merely recounting a story; we are performing an autopsy on a historical enigma, using logic and available evidence as our instruments. The goal is to understand the underlying principles of these claims and to assess their validity through a critical, yet open, lens.

Architectural Anomalies: Echoes of a Lost Civilization

The narrative often begins with what proponents call "Tartarian architecture." This encompasses a wide array of grand, often ornate, buildings found across the globe – from European palaces and state buildings to structures in Asia and the Americas. Key features frequently highlighted include:

  • Massive Scale: Buildings of immense size, often dwarfing modern construction capabilities for their time, suggesting advanced engineering and societal organization.
  • Ornate Details: Intricate carvings, domes, spires, and detailed stonework that appear to serve no purely structural purpose.
  • Uniformity: Similar architectural styles appearing across vast geographical distances, leading some to question independent development and suggest a global, unified empire.
  • "Star Forts": Defensive fortifications with unique, multi-pointed star shapes, a design that has fueled speculation about their defensive capabilities against aerial threats or energy projection.

The critical question arises: were these elements purely aesthetic or functional? Proponents of the etheric power station theory argue they were, in fact, integral to a vast, forgotten technological infrastructure.

Etheric Energy Theories: The Unseen Power Grid

The concept of "etheric energy" is not new; it has roots in esoteric philosophies and early scientific speculation. Often described as a pervasive, invisible medium or force, ether was once theorized to fill the vacuum of space and be the medium for light and other electromagnetic phenomena. In this context, the theory posits that certain architectural designs were specifically engineered to harness, amplify, and transmit this etheric energy. Imagine a global grid, powered not by fossil fuels or nuclear reactions, but by the very fabric of existence.

"The ancients understood the currents of the world. Their temples were not just for worship; they were nodes in a network that nourished entire continents." - A common refrain in fringe historical circles.

This energy, they suggest, could have provided clean, free power for everything from lighting and heating to more advanced applications lost to time. Buildings with prominent domes, spires, and star-shaped fortifications are often interpreted as energy accumulators or transmitters, their forms optimized to interact with ambient etheric fields.

One crucial aspect of this theory is the idea that this energy was "free" and "clean," contrasting sharply with the resource-intensive and polluting technologies we rely on today. The implication is that this advancement was suppressed or lost, leading to our current energy paradigm.

For anybody serious about understanding the theoretical underpinnings of such energy systems, delving into the history of early scientific thought on "luminiferous ether" is a prerequisite. While largely dismissed by mainstream physics, these historical scientific ideas offer a psychological framework for such theories. Books like historical treatises on the luminiferous aether are essential reading in this regard.

The Tartarian Hypothesis: A Reinterpretation of History

The "Tartarian Empire" is a controversial concept primarily found in alternative history communities. It posits the existence of a powerful, technologically advanced global civilization that dominated the Earth until relatively recently, possibly as late as the 19th century. According to this hypothesis, many of the world's grand historical buildings, often attributed to known empires and architects, were in fact remnants of this Tartarian infrastructure.

In this view, the alleged etheric power stations are not isolated curiosities but pieces of a much larger, interconnected system. The perceived widespread architectural similarities are then not a result of cultural exchange or convergent design, but evidence of a single, global civilization. This hypothesis attempts to explain anomalies in historical records and architectural styles that proponents feel mainstream history cannot adequately address.

The implication of the Tartarian hypothesis is profound: our accepted historical timeline is incomplete, or worse, deliberately fabricated. If Tartaria truly existed as described, then its technological achievements, including its purported etheric energy network, represent a lost heritage of immense potential.

Energy Transmission Mechanisms: From Old World to New

How could these buildings have transmitted energy? Theories suggest several mechanisms:

  • Grounding and Conduction: The deep foundations and extensive use of metal in historical structures might have served to ground the buildings to the Earth's natural electrical charge, acting as conduits.
  • Atmospheric Accumulation: Domes, spires, and intricate roof designs are proposed to have collected ambient atmospheric energy, which could then be channeled.
  • Resonance and Frequency: Some theories suggest that specific building shapes and materials were designed to resonate with etheric frequencies, amplifying and directing energy flow.
  • "Free Energy" Devices: It's speculated that hidden within these structures were undiscovered or suppressed "free energy" devices, capable of tapping into limitless power sources.

Consider the abundance of antique electrical infrastructure that still exists in many historical buildings. While often dismissed as rudimentary power grids for lighting, some propose that these systems were far more advanced, possibly interacting with the etheric network.

The comparison of Tartarian architecture to modern energy infrastructure is a key analytical tool. Researchers often point to structures like the Nikola Tesla towers or early wireless transmission experiments as potential echoes of this lost technology. While mainstream science attributes these to specific inventors and known physics, alternative theories see them as rediscovery or adaptation of ancient principles.

Technological Artifacts or Elaborate Superstructures?

Perhaps the most contentious aspect of this theory is the interpretation of architectural features. For instance, the ornate, often non-functional-looking embellishments on many old buildings are reframed. What appears to be pure decoration, such as statuary, elaborate carvings, or decorative metalwork, is reinterpreted as integral components of an energy transmission system.

Similarly, the so-called "star forts" are a frequent subject of debate. While military historians explain their design as optimal for artillery defense, critics of the mainstream narrative suggest their star shape was intended to interact with atmospheric or etheric energy fields, perhaps for reception or transmission.

"We see beauty where they saw function. We see history where they saw a power grid." - A common sentiment among proponents.

This stark contrast in interpretation is where the debate truly lies. Mainstream archaeology and history explain these structures through established principles of engineering, warfare, and aesthetics available at the time of their construction. The alternative theory requires a paradigm shift, positing unseen forces and suppressed technologies.

To truly grasp the scale of this debate, one must consider the evidence presented in various documentaries. Films like "Tartaria: The True History" explore these architectural anomalies in detail, offering visual evidence that fuels the speculative fire. Analyzing such visual aids alongside historical texts is crucial.

Investigator's Verdict: Myth, Misinterpretation, or Hidden Truth?

From my vantage point as an investigator accustomed to sifting through the remnants of the unexplained, the Tartarian etheric power station theory presents a fascinating tapestry of historical anomalies, speculative physics, and revisionist history. As with any groundbreaking claim, it's essential to approach it with a blend of skepticism and an open mind—our guiding principle here at [Blog Name Placeholder].

Arguments for the theory largely rest on the perceived similarities in architectural styles worldwide, the sheer scale and engineering marvels of these ancient structures, and the concept of etheric energy itself, which, while scientifically unfashionable now, was once a serious scientific hypothesis. The lack of detailed records explaining some of these constructions in a way that satisfies proponents also leaves room for alternative explanations.

Arguments against the theory are manifold and rooted in well-established historical and archaeological evidence. Mainstream scholarship provides extensive documentation, architectural analysis, and historical context for these buildings, attributing their design to known empires, architectural movements, and technological capabilities of their respective eras. The concept of "etheric energy" lacks empirical support in modern physics, and attributing modern-day functions to ancient structures without concrete evidence borders on pseudohistory. Furthermore, the "Tartarian Empire" itself is not recognized by mainstream historical institutions and appears to be a construct of alternative history narratives.

My Veredict: While the idea of a lost global civilization harnessing etheric energy through magnificent architecture is captivating, the current evidence leans heavily towards this being a romanticized misinterpretation of historical architecture and early scientific concepts. The architectural similarities can be explained through established principles of diffusion, trade, and convergent design. The concept of etheric energy, while historically interesting, is not scientifically validated. Therefore, while the aesthetic grandeur of these buildings remains undeniable, their function as etheric power stations remains firmly in the realm of speculation, a product of an imaginative re-reading of our past rather than a proven historical fact.

However, the value of such theories lies in their ability to make us look at history with fresh eyes. They encourage us to question, to research, and to analyze the evidence ourselves. This pursuit of knowledge, even when leading down speculative paths, is the very essence of investigation.

Researcher's Archives

For those wishing to delve deeper into the architectural and energetic anomalies that fuel this theory, or to understand the counter-arguments, the following resources are invaluable. My research often involves cross-referencing historical accounts with more esoteric theories, a practice that requires careful methodology.

  • On Tartaria and Lost Civilizations: Explore works that discuss the concept of Tartaria, such as those found on alternative history forums and certain niche publications. Be aware that these are often speculative.
  • On Etheric Energy and Early Physics: Research the historical concept of the luminiferous aether. Understanding the scientific climate of the late 19th and early 20th centuries is key. Figures like Charles Fort, while focusing on anomalies, also explored theories of unseen forces.
  • Architectural History: Consulting reputable architectural history texts and resources will provide the mainstream context against which these alternative theories are often juxtaposed. Understanding architectural evolution and global influences is critical.

The archives of organizations dedicated to unexplained phenomena often contain anecdotal evidence and interpretations related to these structures. While not peer-reviewed, they can offer insights into the reasoning behind these theories. For rigorous analysis on similar topics, consider the work of researchers in fields like archaeoastronomy, although their conclusions are typically grounded in more conventional scientific methods.

Frequently Asked Questions: Etheric Bases

Q1: What exactly is "etheric energy" in this context?

A1: In this speculative theory, "etheric energy" refers to an unseen, pervasive force or medium that proponents believe ancient civilizations could harness. It's conceptualized as a fundamental energy of the universe, distinct from electromagnetism as currently understood.

Q2: Are there any verifiable examples of these etheric power stations?

A2: No, there are no scientifically verified examples. The theory interprets existing historical architecture (like grand public buildings or "star forts") as repurposed energy infrastructure, but this interpretation lacks empirical evidence and contradicts mainstream historical and architectural analysis.

Q3: How do these theories relate to modern energy technologies?

A3: Proponents suggest that current energy technologies are a regression or a deliberate suppression of the advanced, clean "etheric" energy systems of the past. They often point to inventors like Nikola Tesla as figures who may have understood or rediscovered these principles.

Q4: Why is the "Tartarian Empire" central to this theory?

A4: The Tartarian Empire is posited as the civilization that built and utilized this global infrastructure. Without the concept of Tartaria, the widespread architectural similarities and the idea of a unified, advanced ancient society capable of such technology would be harder to explain within this framework.

Q5: Can I visit any of these alleged etheric power stations?

A5: You can visit the magnificent historical buildings that are *interpreted* as etheric power stations. Places like the ornate palaces of Europe, large cathedrals, or the star forts found globally are often cited. However, their function as power stations is purely theoretical, not a documented historical fact.

Your Field Mission: Documenting Local Anomalies

Your Mission: Documenting Local Anomalies

The next step in your investigation is to apply the principles discussed. History is written by the victors, but anomalies are written in the bricks and mortar that outlast them. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to become an active observer of the built environment around you:

  1. Identify Potential Anomalies: Look for older buildings in your community (post offices, libraries, former industrial sites, grand residences, public squares) that exhibit unusual architectural features. Think scale, ornamentation, or unique structural elements.
  2. Research their History: Go beyond the surface. Dig into local archives, old newspapers, or historical societies. What was the official purpose of the building? Are there any unusual construction details or historical footnotes?
  3. Document and Compare: Take photographs of any features that strike you as peculiar or potentially related to energy transmission (unusual metalwork, spires, grounding points, specific alignments). Compare these with the examples discussed in this post.
  4. Share Your Findings: In the comments below, share any interesting local buildings you identify and your preliminary investigative notes. What official story do they tell? What anomalies do *you* observe? Let's build a collaborative archive of potential evidence.

Remember, the goal is critical observation, not blind acceptance. We are looking for echoes of the past that defy simple explanation, and perhaps, just perhaps, clues to technologies far beyond our current understanding. Your diligence in documenting and analyzing is crucial to pushing the boundaries of our knowledge.

About the Author
alejandro quintero ruiz is a veteran field investigator dedicated to the critical analysis of anomalous phenomena. His approach combines methodological skepticism with an open mind to the unexplained, always seeking the truth behind reality's veil. With years of fieldwork and meticulous research, he translates complex mysteries into actionable insights.

The allure of a forgotten, advanced civilization powered by unseen forces is a powerful narrative. While the Tartarian etheric power station theory remains speculative, it serves as a potent reminder to question the narratives we inherit and to look at the world's architectural heritage with a renewed sense of wonder and critical inquiry. The true history of our planet might be far more intricate and astonishing than we have been led to believe. Keep investigating.

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