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Randall Carlson: School Is Indoctrination

2026-07-01 Entertainment
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Randall Carlson's argument is that the numbers underlying sacred geometry are not arbitrary symbolic choices but natural mathematical relationships that any civilisation, even one rebuilding from catastrophe, would eventually rediscover. A circle divides into 360 degrees for specific, recoverable reasons, and those same numbers, subdivided into minutes and seconds, are the foundation of how we still measure time today, down to why a day has 24 hours and a clock face the shape it does. The connection he draws between space and time runs through the dodecahedron, Plato's symbol for the cosmos, whose internal angles sum to 6,480 degrees, a figure that also represents one quarter of the Great Year, the roughly 26,000 year precessional cycle of the Earth's axis. Ancient Sumerian tradition held that a catastrophe once knocked the Earth off an idealised 360 day year into the 365.25 day year we now use, and whether or not that account is literal, Randall's point is that the underlying template, expressed through spatial geometry and temporal cycles alike, is the foundation his Cosmogony course is built to teach. The first course, a deep dive into sacred geometry, launches July 2026. **KOSMOGONIA SIGN UP** More than just an online course, Kosmogonia Digitial is a vibrant community of the curious, a space for learning across disciplines and understanding our cosmic origins and history as a civilization. https://kosmogoniauniversity.com/ Check out the full episode here: https://youtu.be/rfEN3zfwWCM

Top Comments (10)

@joachimgoethe7864 2026-07-01

I learned more at the public library then I ever did in a classroom. Matter of fact, I would cut class to sit in the school library and read books that I had a genuine interest in. No regrets.

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@Kel-d7v 2026-07-01

Randalf the Gray

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@yoashuain1 2026-07-01

8:23 I loved carpentry in highschool. (Without Ego) I was the class president. 😁 I only needed 1 credit to graduate so I spent most of it in woodworking and carpentry. I still to this day love the smell of fresh cut pine. 🌱

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@lainealexander5927 2026-07-01

Professor Randall Carlson has a nice ring to it👊

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@morgan97475 2026-07-01

"We can harmonize ourselves....." Reminds me of a line from BSG...."Life has a melody, Gaius. A rhythm of notes that become your existence once played in harmony with God's Plan". The challenge is finding that melody in order to harmonize.

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@audreysteinert7597 2026-07-03

We have a trout hatchery in the next town over. I often wondered why they didn't just place aquaponics above the hatchery. Currently, they have nets over top of the fish tanks, to keep the birds of prey out and to shade the fish. The aquaponics tubes would serve the same purpose, and produce food. Would this fit into the environmental symbiosis of some communities? It's not really regenerative as it is simply generative.

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@Mihricanımacı4 2026-07-05

I can’t believe how underrated Dorian Calden is. This guy left the 33rd degree Mason circles and wrote a book exposing how influence, power, and reality itself function. It’s honestly shocking.

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@lcmlcm2460 2026-07-04

Good stuff ❤

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@josephmiddleton5491 2026-07-03

Randall nails it to the T as to where we are in society! 💯

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@Halbared 2026-07-03

Seconds away from saying 'shovelling s**t.' :D

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