>>1042842
Everything has meaning, but much of it won't be able to be forecast. At least, not all that consistently. We are basically brainstorming ideas at this point and looking to see what fits with future events. Some will just fit because you can't sling a dead cat without hitting the cabal, it seems.
>>1042951
And why is that?
The stars are incredibly accurate navigational tools that can denote multiple things. Not only can they be used to determine where you are (SR-71 had a computerized star dome that may as well have been GPS), but they can tell you WHEN you are.
Why did the ancients build out of granite? Instrument tables rivaling today's industry standard can be found back when we were supposedly using string and sand to cut stone. It's like finding a fiber optic cable threaded through the Roman aquaducts.
What was the ancient fascination with buildings made to last hundreds of thousands of years while logging the passage of time using an understanding of celestial motions that rivals or exceeded our present understanding? This goes way beyond a simple hobby or need to plant crops. The cycles plotted by the ancients were 24000 years long - longer than the known history of civilization.
Something important has been lost.