Edgard LeMaire
@edgardlemaire.bsky.social
I study mathematics, history and physics. Sometimes I write.
I began to feel a little irritated because of the mismatches in the history timeline, so decided to start studying on my own.
That's my real picture.
I began to feel a little irritated because of the mismatches in the history timeline, so decided to start studying on my own.
That's my real picture.
Of course. Sometimes it feels like an overwhelming amount of information to deal with...
That "Nile Level Texts" you speak are the ones that served as a "early warning system"? (I heard you mentioned that in a lecture)
That "Nile Level Texts" you speak are the ones that served as a "early warning system"? (I heard you mentioned that in a lecture)
July 30, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Of course. Sometimes it feels like an overwhelming amount of information to deal with...
That "Nile Level Texts" you speak are the ones that served as a "early warning system"? (I heard you mentioned that in a lecture)
That "Nile Level Texts" you speak are the ones that served as a "early warning system"? (I heard you mentioned that in a lecture)
We're talking about mathematics here! There's not much room for discussion: the numbers don't add up.
Why do most academics choose not to mention that information? I'm not saying they're hiding it, but they seem to deliberately overlook it.
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Why do most academics choose not to mention that information? I'm not saying they're hiding it, but they seem to deliberately overlook it.
(2/2)
July 5, 2025 at 5:39 PM
We're talking about mathematics here! There's not much room for discussion: the numbers don't add up.
Why do most academics choose not to mention that information? I'm not saying they're hiding it, but they seem to deliberately overlook it.
(2/2)
Why do most academics choose not to mention that information? I'm not saying they're hiding it, but they seem to deliberately overlook it.
(2/2)
I'm not British, so I believe you, sir.
Changing the subject, I was reading the chapter in your book where you talk about the dimensions of the sarcophagi of Djedptahefankh and Seti I. And also the burial sites of Osorkon II and Psusennes I. And that seems to be a key piece of the puzzle!
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Changing the subject, I was reading the chapter in your book where you talk about the dimensions of the sarcophagi of Djedptahefankh and Seti I. And also the burial sites of Osorkon II and Psusennes I. And that seems to be a key piece of the puzzle!
(1/2)
July 5, 2025 at 5:39 PM
I'm not British, so I believe you, sir.
Changing the subject, I was reading the chapter in your book where you talk about the dimensions of the sarcophagi of Djedptahefankh and Seti I. And also the burial sites of Osorkon II and Psusennes I. And that seems to be a key piece of the puzzle!
(1/2)
Changing the subject, I was reading the chapter in your book where you talk about the dimensions of the sarcophagi of Djedptahefankh and Seti I. And also the burial sites of Osorkon II and Psusennes I. And that seems to be a key piece of the puzzle!
(1/2)
This is Philomena Cunk. A character played by Diane Morgan.
She is the host of a mockumentary called "Cunk on Earth".
There is also Cunk on Britain, Cunk on Shakespeare, and Cunk on Life.
It has a lot of what we non-british called "british humor"
She is the host of a mockumentary called "Cunk on Earth".
There is also Cunk on Britain, Cunk on Shakespeare, and Cunk on Life.
It has a lot of what we non-british called "british humor"
a woman sits in a chair with her legs crossed
ALT: a woman sits in a chair with her legs crossed
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July 1, 2025 at 8:16 PM
This is Philomena Cunk. A character played by Diane Morgan.
She is the host of a mockumentary called "Cunk on Earth".
There is also Cunk on Britain, Cunk on Shakespeare, and Cunk on Life.
It has a lot of what we non-british called "british humor"
She is the host of a mockumentary called "Cunk on Earth".
There is also Cunk on Britain, Cunk on Shakespeare, and Cunk on Life.
It has a lot of what we non-british called "british humor"
It is.
It remind me a Polanski movie, The ghost writer.
And as the old saying says: to know someone just look at their actions.
It remind me a Polanski movie, The ghost writer.
And as the old saying says: to know someone just look at their actions.
February 24, 2025 at 1:30 PM
It is.
It remind me a Polanski movie, The ghost writer.
And as the old saying says: to know someone just look at their actions.
It remind me a Polanski movie, The ghost writer.
And as the old saying says: to know someone just look at their actions.
3000 images! I have less than 100 and feels like a lot!
February 10, 2025 at 3:44 PM
3000 images! I have less than 100 and feels like a lot!
Why must there always be knives around you?😅
February 9, 2025 at 4:55 AM
Why must there always be knives around you?😅
Suddenly I remembered Revelation chapter 17:
"...the great whore [i.e. false religion] that sitteth upon many waters: With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication..."
"...the great whore [i.e. false religion] that sitteth upon many waters: With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication..."
February 9, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Suddenly I remembered Revelation chapter 17:
"...the great whore [i.e. false religion] that sitteth upon many waters: With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication..."
"...the great whore [i.e. false religion] that sitteth upon many waters: With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication..."
"Americans like Trump because he's got loads of money...wich is sort of their version of being clever"
- Barry Shitpeas
"It's exciting watching footage of his rallies thinking 'Oh, this will be in a documentary in 20 years with ominous music on it, and here's me, watching it live'"
- Philomena Cunk
- Barry Shitpeas
"It's exciting watching footage of his rallies thinking 'Oh, this will be in a documentary in 20 years with ominous music on it, and here's me, watching it live'"
- Philomena Cunk
February 8, 2025 at 3:26 AM
"Americans like Trump because he's got loads of money...wich is sort of their version of being clever"
- Barry Shitpeas
"It's exciting watching footage of his rallies thinking 'Oh, this will be in a documentary in 20 years with ominous music on it, and here's me, watching it live'"
- Philomena Cunk
- Barry Shitpeas
"It's exciting watching footage of his rallies thinking 'Oh, this will be in a documentary in 20 years with ominous music on it, and here's me, watching it live'"
- Philomena Cunk
😱🤦♂️
And he still has more than 40 months in that chair.
Sad.
And he still has more than 40 months in that chair.
Sad.
February 3, 2025 at 8:59 AM
😱🤦♂️
And he still has more than 40 months in that chair.
Sad.
And he still has more than 40 months in that chair.
Sad.
Oh, there's the one from Master and Commander!
Nice!!
Nice!!
February 2, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Oh, there's the one from Master and Commander!
Nice!!
Nice!!
I am not from the USA or the UK, but in my country there is a similar problem (and I think everywhere) and the problem is, in my opinion, the lack of education. Governments see public education as an expense, and not as an investment.
February 2, 2025 at 7:53 PM
I am not from the USA or the UK, but in my country there is a similar problem (and I think everywhere) and the problem is, in my opinion, the lack of education. Governments see public education as an expense, and not as an investment.
I know 300 characters isn't going to be nearly enough to answer this, but what would be the most significant difference, in this context?
February 2, 2025 at 7:50 PM
I know 300 characters isn't going to be nearly enough to answer this, but what would be the most significant difference, in this context?