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Was the ancient knowledge of the holographic nature of mind and the reality model what discovered quantum physics? Did the Egyptians know the term autopoiesis was utilized to discover the process of cognition in living creatures and had revolutionized the world of biology? Did they hide the hieroglyphic texts that contain symbols that had gone unnoticed by the Egyptians and that explain the rationale of the Great Pyramid? What was Plato referring to in one of his speeches when he indicated that, periodically, a catastrophe loomed over the Earth that would return human beings back into a state ...

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