OMG! Why Is Nobody Talking About This!?!? (6,000-Year-Old Secret)

Terrence Howard's revelation about a hidden 6,000-year-old secret has sent shockwaves through both mainstream and alternative communities alike. With a career spanning decades in Hollywood, Howard's sudden pivot into the realms of ancient wisdom and esoteric knowledge has captured the attention of the world. His assertion that ancient civilizations held a profound understanding of hidden frequency rhythms, encoded within the enigmatic symbol known as the Flower of Life, has sparked intrigue and speculation about the nature of reality itself.
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[@brosifstalin415]

He's either about to bring in a Star Trek level innovation or he's insane; and it's truly hard to tell.

[@SinisterSkyler]

can someone explain how he went from an Actor of solid standing, to doing no acting and suddenly resurfaced as a person with alternative science facts during the 2010s?

[@jackdoubleu3251]

This is so ground breaking!!!! 🤯🤯🤯

[@gregoryharris5064]

Let's make you a referral Terrence! Yeah, you a little touched!!

[@necronhex]

Its because we are looking at it from a third-dimensional mind this is other-dimensional and when we can be catapulted into other dimensionions we will be able to unlock it.

[@Ciaraamassey1989]

Wait, he said there are no straight lines in nature, but isn’t a light ray straight and arent some crystals and rock formations pretty straight and also some plants?

[@kirkshorting3137]

Straight lines, triangles, squares, circles, etc are concepts. Not real things. The closer you inspect any apparent straight line, or triangle, you will find that it is comprised of components that are not straight lines. A straight line is defined as the shortest distance between two points. But within the space time continuum, the shortest distance between two points is a curve from the point of view outside of that frame of reference. Classic Einstein physics.

[@jackdoubleu3251]

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