But joking aside, I wonder if the various cultural fashions of braiding our hairs has anything to do with some lost knowledge. Hmm.
Homer's Ilias
Hairstyles reflect the self-image of individuals against the background of prevailing cultural and political views. Whereas the Egyptians shaved their heads and wore wigs, Greeks let their hair grow, as did Assyrians and Persians. They saw it as a source of life and gave sacrifices of hair for the dead (Il. XIII, 134). As in the bible (e.g., Samson), hair was associated with strength and purity, and, as with the ancient Germanic tribes, with male dignity and liberty. The following discourse will focus on classical iconography as well as the changing habits, fashions, ideas, and even politics concerning hair in the Graeco-Roman world.
Hair styles of Greek gods
Many of the ancient gods can be identified by distinct hairstyles, and these served as models for human hair fashion throughout antiquity. Thus, Zeus, the main god, typically has his hair aligned in an upward, followed by a downward sweep, which then radiates outward, forming a corona of individual strands (Maestri, 1967). Asclepius, the healing god, is the only god to wear his hair similar to Zeus! He also appears as a mature bearded man, but with a milder expression (Graf, 1996). Among the female gods, Hera, Zeus' wife and of royal stature, had shiny, perfumed locks (Il. XIV, 175) covered by a veil. Athena, the city protectress, wore a helmet, with fine curls protruding from underneath. Artemis (Diana) had tightly drawn back, straight hair, whereas Aphrodite (Venus), the Greek goddess of love and beauty, had a similar hairstyle, although with more seductive charm, with a bun on the crown. Demeter wore a diadem, as did Hera, but “with her front hair being unkempt, indicating her sadness because of her raped daughter”, as noted by Winckelmann, a German archeologist.
In contrast to the hairstyles of these noble gods, an antithesis was formed by the world of Dionysos (Bacchus, god of wine) and of his followers who performed orgiastic rites. Dionysos himself is sometimes depicted with hermaphrodite features (BA), with broad hips, a slightly stooped posture, and the long hair combed back into a knot in the neck, ears covered. Satyrs are depicted on vases with front hair standing on end, pointed ears, and little horns on their heads. The maenads, female attendants of the Bacchanalia, left their hair uncombed. The silens had an ivy wreath to cover androgenetic alopecia, as in Homer's time baldness was seen as a sign of ugliness (Il. II, 218). Baldheaded Socrates compared his looks with a Silen. The ancient Greek physician, Hippocrates, was the first to report that eunuchs fail to become bald. The wreath of permanent hair encircling the back and sides of the head is sometimes referred to as the Hippocratic wreath. Mild androgenetic alopecia is exhibited by Homer and by Euripides (BA), the Athenian tragic playwright, with his remaining oily hair hanging shaggy to the sides. In contrast, Plato, the great philosopher, displays full hair (BA), but he wore it unstyled, whereas Pericles (BA), an Athenian democratic statesman re-elected for 15 y, knew how to stage himself—in the fashion of the helmeted Athene, with carefully trimmed beard and locks.
In the latest session of the Corona Investigative Committee, they were talking about analysis of the bad batches, that can be interpreted as an experiment and coordinated effort by the vaccine manufacturers (intention to cause harm):Q: (L) Okay, next question:
(LQB) VAERS vax injury database indicates that some vaccine batches are much more toxic than others from the same manufacturer. Is this intentional?
A: Partly, but mainly due to gross incompetence and negligence.
I don't know the characters used for Satoshi, but Nakamoto is usually . . .So it is no coincidence that the name Satoshi Nakamoto have different meanings when searched in google which is connected with what Cs said about Bitcoin
I'm also reminded of what Caesar said (session of July 12, 2014):
Let's hold together during the transitional period, and fear nothing.
Thank you for another great session!
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Hi iloveuio! Guess that the channel Scottie Tech.info had a look on that matter with very good research. On the same channel you can find more 5G related videos, super informative!Hello friends, always when I have doubts, I enter the forum and look in the transcripts, it helps me a lot. Lately I have read about an issue that has always seemed very far from reality to me, but I have found that there are things that seem like science fiction and surpass reality. I have searched the transcripts and the forum but have not found anything solid. Does anyone know if the Cs have said anything about the relationship of 5g antennas with vaccines?
Well, if there is a chip, it should be controlled remotely in some way and what is more useful than the mobile phone network and its latest generation, the 5g, I think the question is obviousHello friends, always when I have doubts, I enter the forum and look in the transcripts, it helps me a lot. Lately I have read about an issue that has always seemed very far from reality to me, but I have found that there are things that seem like science fiction and surpass reality. I have searched the transcripts and the forum but have not found anything solid. Does anyone know if the Cs have said anything about the relationship of 5g antennas with vaccines?
I watched today the whole Mike Yeadon presentation on Corona Investigative Committee, and I changed my mind a bit about manufacturing errors (haven't seen his presentation, because I was listening in the car). These two slides look terrifying:In the latest session of the Corona Investigative Committee, they were talking about analysis of the bad batches, that can be interpreted as an experiment and coordinated effort by the vaccine manufacturers (intention to cause harm):
But honestly, looking at the presentation, I'm not too sure how they would be able to present that convincingly as evidence. Sure, something is certainly not right, but could it be that the production line was contaminated or the process wasn't refined (mRNA vaccines weren't produced on such a big scale before)? I can't get over the feeling that they went way too far with the conclusions.Reiner Fuellmich: “New Findings… Enough to Dismantle the Entire (VAX) Industry!”
https://odysee.com/@Corona-Investigative-Committee:5/sam-Session-85-en.mp4:3www.bitchute.com