>>5554426 prev bread

Went down the Tableau de l'Histoire Universelle map rabbit hole from a previous notable.

https://www.davidrumsey.com/blog/2012/3/28/timeline-maps

Scroll down page to view this particular map.

"Eugene Pick published the Tableau de L'Histoire Universelle in 1858 in two sheets, one for the Eastern Hemisphere (shown here) and one for the Western Hemisphere. The chart shows history from 4004 B.C. to 1856. Like many timelines in this style, it is based on the 1804 Strom der Zeiten (Stream of Time) by Friedrich Strass of Austria."

Click the image to zoom in on a high-res version. On-demand prints are for sale, starting at $40. Real conversation starters, I have to say.

Interesting-looking sort of freeform timeline of world history, must have been a niche fad in the late 1800's, but does not appear to represent deep underground tunnels. Strikes me that this is what people drew when they needed, but didn't have, mindmapping or spreadsheet programs.

The Strass map it's based on:

https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~281767~90063997:Der-Strom-der-Zeiten–the-stream-of

The people who drew these things should be in the autist hall of fame.

>>5555033

Thanks DEN anon

Would like to add that most people who've lived in the area around Lockheed-Martin in Georgia a long time know that it has more square feet of office space underground than it does above ground. Confirmed by family & frens who've worked there.

Reasons: security (from satellites), low clearance (from aircraft), HVAC control (can be hot as hell around Atlanta, plus consistently controlled temp/humidity is better for aircraft parts & electronics storage.

Zuckerberg has cranked up his PR staff

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6779045/Facebook-CEO-says-hell-double-privacy.html

Taking the beating he deserves in the comments