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Samhain

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The last Gaelic quarter day — the year’s end, and the night the boundary thins.

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  • Fomenko's New ChronologyA distinguished Russian mathematician argues that written history begins around 800 AD, that antiquity is a forgery assembled in the sixteenth century, and that Jesus was a Byzantine emperor executed in 1185. Garry Kasparov helped carry it to a wide audience. The objections to it are unusually concrete, because the claim is testable.Updated Sep 24, 2026View →
  • Inslaw, PROMIS and the OctopusTwo federal courts found that the Justice Department took a small company's software by trickery, fraud and deceit. A House committee spent three years agreeing with them. The Department investigated itself and found nothing. In the middle of it a freelance writer who called the whole thing the Octopus was found dead in a hotel bathtub.Updated Sep 24, 2026View →
  • The "Archive Erasure"A theory claiming that history books, metadata systems, search layers, and digital archives are being silently rewritten by algorithmic “cleaning” tools that suppress or remove inconvenient historical figures. In this framework, deletion does not always mean files disappear; it can mean records are deprioritized, renamed, reindexed, merged, or stripped of context until they effectively vanish from public memory.Updated Apr 20, 2026View →

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