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Sleeping prophet Edgar Cayce claimed ancient Atlanteans powered their floating cars with giant crystals

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Because when you think of advanced ancient civilizations, you obviously picture glowing rocks powering a Honda Civic. The 'Sleeping Prophet' Edgar Cayce convinced millions that the lost city of Atlantis fell into the ocean because they overloaded their giant magical crystals, essentially blaming a mythical apocalypse on a spiritual power grid failure.

Sleeping prophet Edgar Cayce claimed ancient Atlanteans powered their floating cars with giant crystals
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