Robot
The Force is Strong With This One
Yes, reality can sometimes be stranger than fiction.
Dan Brown spends a long time researching his ideas for his books with the intent to write a fictional story that some readers may believe to be the truth.
I on the other hand have spent 20 years researching my theory with the desire to proven that it is reality.
As you stated, this theory of "The Oak Island Money Pit" may have contributed in a huge way to the history of America.
If you were willing for me to post my proof on your thread, I would very much like to lay out my evidence piece by piece over time.
This could lead up to the final piece of evidence which would be the showing of the Free Masons' calculations as to where the treasure cavern at Oak Island is located.
I would enjoy to have your knowledgeable forum members challenge my evidence and have no problems with skeptics!
I believe if mankind had not challenged the desires to search out and solve the mysteries in front of him, then the great discoveries of our world would not have taken place.
The “Wheel” may not have been invented, now found in everything from clocks to vehicles to turbines.
"The World is Flat", would have discouraged Columbus from discovering America, and "The Earth being the Center of the Universe", could have halted space exploration.
“Ask a child to name an ancient Egyptian ruler and they will either say Cleopatra or Tutankhamen.
The reason for this is the excavation of the latter’s tomb by Howard Carter in 1922 in the Valley of the Kings. Such was the wealth of treasures and objects in the tomb, and Carter’s meticulousness, it took eight years to empty the tomb and transport its contents to Cairo.”
“Heinrich Schliemann would not have discovered Troy, along with the Mycenaean sites Mycenae and Tiryns from his idea that Homer's Iliad and Virgil's Aeneid, actually reflected historical events”
No, skepticism only pushes on true discoverers to find the real truth to mysteries.
They realize the logical evidence discovered will weigh in their favor, and one day prove that something of great importance is or was buried at “Oak Island”.
Dan Brown spends a long time researching his ideas for his books with the intent to write a fictional story that some readers may believe to be the truth.
I on the other hand have spent 20 years researching my theory with the desire to proven that it is reality.
As you stated, this theory of "The Oak Island Money Pit" may have contributed in a huge way to the history of America.
If you were willing for me to post my proof on your thread, I would very much like to lay out my evidence piece by piece over time.
This could lead up to the final piece of evidence which would be the showing of the Free Masons' calculations as to where the treasure cavern at Oak Island is located.
I would enjoy to have your knowledgeable forum members challenge my evidence and have no problems with skeptics!
I believe if mankind had not challenged the desires to search out and solve the mysteries in front of him, then the great discoveries of our world would not have taken place.
The “Wheel” may not have been invented, now found in everything from clocks to vehicles to turbines.
"The World is Flat", would have discouraged Columbus from discovering America, and "The Earth being the Center of the Universe", could have halted space exploration.
“Ask a child to name an ancient Egyptian ruler and they will either say Cleopatra or Tutankhamen.
The reason for this is the excavation of the latter’s tomb by Howard Carter in 1922 in the Valley of the Kings. Such was the wealth of treasures and objects in the tomb, and Carter’s meticulousness, it took eight years to empty the tomb and transport its contents to Cairo.”
“Heinrich Schliemann would not have discovered Troy, along with the Mycenaean sites Mycenae and Tiryns from his idea that Homer's Iliad and Virgil's Aeneid, actually reflected historical events”
No, skepticism only pushes on true discoverers to find the real truth to mysteries.
They realize the logical evidence discovered will weigh in their favor, and one day prove that something of great importance is or was buried at “Oak Island”.
