Ephemerides accurately track exact sweeping celestial points

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Ephemerides accurately track exact sweeping celestial points — STACKY / Myths & mysteries

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Nostradamus actually wrote his famous prophecies as a series of vague, four-line poems called quatrains that intentionally avoided specific dates or names so he wouldn't get burned as a heretic.

Oahspe typed out entirely via automatic writing

In some Japanese villages, children are warned about a woman so tall she has to fold herself in half just to peer through your window.

Mental plane holds all your intellectual debris

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