It was discussed as the book where the story of Paul Amadeus Dienach was detailed, claiming to have been transferred to the year 3906 AD during a coma in the 1920s. It was said to be easily found online, and the hosts expressed surprise at not having encountered it before.
Now he gives us the title of a book here, "Chronicles from the Future", and the amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dynoch is the book, and it can be found easily online on Amazon.
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It was discussed as the book where the story of Paul Amadeus Dienach was detailed, claiming to have been transferred to the year 3906 AD during a coma in the 1920s. It was said to be easily found online, and the hosts expressed surprise at not having encountered it before.
Now he gives us the title of a book here, "Chronicles from the Future", and the amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dynoch is the book, and it can be found easily online on Amazon.
I'm still currently reading through it but I'm excited to unfold everything that I briefly learned about. His detail and somewhat fortune telling is all too real and accurate, especially the idea of humans populating Mars as I believe that idea wasn't really a quote hot topic in the 1920s.
Yeah, I haven't. This is new to me as well. I was able to do just a little bit of reading. I'm probably going to pick up the book just because I think that kind of stuff is fascinating.
Chance, you did us a tremendous favor because I think this was something that's new to all three of us. It does remind me of a conversation, kind of a life hack conversation I've seen before where someone says, if you're going to make something up and I'm not saying this guy is, if you're going to make something up, be very specific.
I'm going to get this book by the way I think it's an excellent recommendation and I was looking for stuff to read but one of the things that I think it's really important for us to emphasize whenever we talk about this stuff is that none of what we are saying means that this guy was actively trying to deceive people he may genuinely have believed it all to be true right so we're not accusing him as shenanigans at this point.
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It was mentioned as a book detailing a man's alleged experience in the year 3906 AD after being in a coma. The hosts had not read it but were intrigued by the details of the future and human evolution it purported to detail.
Now he gives us the title of a book here, "Chronicles from the Future", and the amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dynoch is the book, and it can be found easily online on Amazon.
I'm still currently reading through it but I'm excited to unfold everything that I briefly learned about. His detail and somewhat fortune telling is all too real and accurate, especially the idea of humans populating Mars as I believe that idea wasn't really a quote hot topic in the 1920s.
I'm probably going to pick up the book just because I think that kind of stuff is fascinating.
It does remind me of a conversation, kind of a life hack conversation I've seen before where someone says, if you're going to make something up and I'm not saying this guy is, if you're going to make something up, be very specific.
But he had a lot of details. It's far enough in the future that nobody who's living right now can fact check you.