Matthew LaCroix

Well, how?

How did they know?

Because they were tracking cycles, and they knew of previous cycles that had already occurred.

And what was the cycle?

The cycle is that the Earth goes through catastrophic periods of reset, where you're talking about events that I believe are mostly related to the sun, CME events, coronal mass ejection events, in which the magnetosphere of the Earth is altered.

disrupted for a certain period of time, which causes massive upheavals.

And not only earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, but we're also talking about climatic events and even things like radiation in certain parts of the earth that would have been extreme.

And I think that really lends itself to understanding massive underground cities like Derinkuyu and Kaymakli in southern Turkey of a place that you would need to literally survive for enormous amounts of time.

And that's what I believe...

All of this connects back, except for the sad realization is that I think most of them did not make it.

The cycle is based on...

very interesting interactions of interglacial and post-glacial periods.

That seems to be a huge part of this.

But there are other factors as well, including the first event that I was tracking that's very well known if anyone wants to understand it.

It's 41,500 years ago.

It's called the Adams event or Lost Shomp event.

That is a benchmark for this because I'm convinced without a doubt that that is what the original first deluge that's discussed is.

There have been multiple.

Remember, when Solon was in Egypt talking to the great priest down there, you know, Sanctus, he told, he says to Solon, you Greeks remember one deluge or one destruction, but there have been many, mostly of water and fire.

Now,