Worst case scenario POSSIBLE Safe Zones from Suspicious Observers.

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Worst case scenario POSSIBLE Safe Zones from Suspicious Observers.

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Mind is the maker so you need to make something matter for later that accommodates likely scenarios. Food and shelter is always in fashion. edit: be nice to have 20% or more of your investments in gold or silver at hand but thats more immediate LOL. The best guess for any disaster is in the next solar cycle - 2046?, not now or this 11 year cycle by the trends, but by the money numbers not being provided, that precious metals hedge is prudent.
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The sprawling 11,500-year-old stone Göbekli Tepe complex in southeastern Anatolia, Turkey, is the earliest known temple in human history and one of the most important discoveries of Neolithic research.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University and the Israel Antiquities Authority have now used architectural analysis to discover that geometry informed the layout of Göbekli Tepe's impressive round stone structures and enormous assembly of limestone pillars, which they say were initially planned as a single structure.

Three of the Göbekli Tepe's monumental round structures, the largest of which are 20 meters in diameter, were initially planned as a single project, according to researchers Gil Haklay of the Israel Antiquities Authority, a PhD candidate at Tel Aviv University, and Prof. Avi Gopher of TAU's Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations. They used a computer algorithm to trace aspects of the architectural design processes involved in the construction of these enclosures in this early Neolithic site.

Their findings were published in Cambridge Archaeological Journal in May.

"Göbekli Tepe is an archaeological wonder," Prof. Gopher explains. "Built by Neolithic communities 11,500 to 11,000 years ago, it features enormous, round stone structures and monumental stone pillars up to 5.5 meters high. Since there is no evidence of farming or animal domestication at the time, the site is believed to have been built by hunter-gatherers. However, its architectural complexity is highly unusual for them."https://www.aftau.org/press-release---turkish-temple
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