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General chemistry (A Series of books in chemistry)

Linus Pauling

When it was first published, this first-year chemistry text revolutionized the teaching of chemistry by presenting it in terms of unifying principles instead of as a body of unrelated facts. Those principles included modern theories of atomic and molecular structure, quantum mechanics, statistical m...

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The author spoke about how the book talks about all the different chemical compounds in the world, many of which are based on what the Egyptians taught the Greeks later. He explained that the Greeks referred to these as the platonic solids, which many people associate with sacred geometry.

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And then you find books like General Chemistry by Linus Pauling where he talks about all the different chemical compounds in the world, and we all have particular geometric forms to them, and many of...

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The author spoke about how the book talks about all the different chemical compounds in the world, many of which are based on what the Egyptians taught the Greeks later. He explained that the Greeks referred to these as the platonic solids, which many people associate with sacred geometry.

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And then you find books like General Chemistry by Linus Pauling where he talks about all the different chemical compounds in the world, and we all have particular geometric forms to them, and many of them are based on what the Egyptians and then the Greeks taught later.

So a lot of times today when people talk about Sacred geometry they're talking about these platonic solid type forms from Greece, but we found they didn't know this at the time. But now in modern research these forms that were taught in the ancient spiritual traditions as the foundation of all existence, these core shapes were later rediscovered in empirical research in the last 100 years to be the exact shapes that things are formed at at a deep chemical level, in the levels of physics etc. So it's like how did they know that thousands of years ago?

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