>>2714464 l.b.

>starting to crystalize yet?

Clearly. Here use this, search for "crystal".

>https://www.resignation.info/scripts/8chan/search.php

Current spitball is that there is a genetic deficiency in a bloodline(s) and this has been the "cure" for centuries. All hush-hush of course.

Bet if we compared the mineral content of the waters in the areas of Arkansas, Hungary & Crimea, we'd find similarities. Sodium content, maybe?

>>2714520 l.b.

Might have something to do with the quartz (biggest deposit in America?), but will wait for more guidance from our friend before going there, as the theory is way out there.

>>2715313

At least they had the courtesy not to put on the crosshairs this time. Fuggin bastards.

>>2715344

Excellent lead anon. Thanks.

>>2715330

mmm-humm. Also holds information permanently. Take that as you please.

https://inhabitat.com/revolutionary-superman-memory-crystals-can-store-data-virtually-forever/

>>2715369

>>2715401

Getting warmer?

https://www.realtor.com/news/unique-homes/castle-rogues-manor-eureka-springs-arkansas-for-sale/

>>2715493

Thanks, funny. More high-end New Age branding I see.

There is something behind this methinks. Too many personal experiences to think otherwise.

Key may be to find where the woo-woo meets the science. Will check out the crumb.'

>>2715530

Great point.

https://archive.org/details/Indo-aryanDeitiesAndWorship-AsContainedInTheRigVeda

>>2715443

Interdesting.

>>2715369

>Hamilton too.

Just following crumbs.

>>2715401

https://www.arkansas.com/fishing-spot/lake-hamilton

Lake Hamilton was created in 1932 when the Arkansas Power and Light Co. completed Carpenter Dam on the Ouachita River to generate electricity. Today, the 7,460-acre impoundment is one of Arkansas's most popular recreational and residential lakes. Much of it is ringed with condominiums, resorts, motels, restaurants and private homes.

>>2715855

>>2715864

Makes sense, thanks.