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I had a friend once, who really went nuts on this 20+ years ago, so I've dug pretty deeply in this nonsense. However, no arguments were able to convince my frie
by Andrew_nenakhov 5y ago
I had a friend once, who really went nuts on this 20+ years ago, so I've dug pretty deeply in this nonsense. However, no arguments were able to convince my friend that this 'chronology' is crap. He believed that all archeological evidence was forged, all starmap calculators were using incorrect formulas, etc. - so even taking direct page from Fomenko books where he claimed the stars conjunction took place and verifying it in starmap calculator proving that stars on that day were 1° apart didn't impress him.
Eventually he also took to loving Putin, so our paths have naturally diverged.
The most interesting thing is that he's an overall very clever guy, a physics scientist, I think, somewhere in Norway. But some brain defects just can't get fixed, I guess: even before that at 13yo he dropped out of school and joined the White Brotherhood, escaping home and making his way all the way to Kiev from Urals in Russia, for the announcement ascension of Maria Devi Christos [1] (of was it an apocalypse? I don't remember).
[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_Tsvigun https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_Tsvigun