No lies detected. I would add that Nag Hammadi, while found in Egypt, wasn't found in a tomb. When I re-read those pages (from Cannon's book shared above), I thought to myself: "OK, the timing matches. The Qumran stuff matches. The overlooked, shunted aside documents match especially since I've connected them to the Qumran scrolls. The general description matches. I didn't find any of these documents first. Others did. I'm just pulling a Satoshi, putting together the puzzle pieces others have already put on the table. The goals and outcome match. All of it matched except for that one detail: the documents found in tombs in Egypt. I wasn't aware of any such documents that were a part of my research like everything else...but I was wrong. February 5, 2026 I watched a video about ancient Egyptian religion and it had a quote in it that I fell instantly in love with. It validated a lot of what I'd been saying and was apparently ancient in origin. So I figured out what book had it, added the book to my book buying queue, and eventually bought it But, other than finding the quote of interest in that book, underlining, bookmarking, and noting that it was sourced as a "Remeside" document, it didn't offer much further provenance in the immediate text surrounding the quote. I'm sure if I had read the whole book, I'd probably know what the source was, but I hadn't done that yet. But the thought occurred to me, "Well, there is that one quote. I don't know what ancient document that quote came from and I don't know where that ancient document was found so I better look it up.". So I did. Son of a bitch. It was found in a tomb in Egypt. I shit you not. This stuff is wild. I don't need Hollywood for entertainment anymore. Real life is way too fascinating. Pluto in Aquarius is the time for revolutions. If we're going to pivot from clown world to an age in which all are philosophers, that's going to take something revolutionary. Big changes are on the horizon, brother. 🪶