Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

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However, again the book disappeared and it was hardly mentioned again, apart from the few that knew of its existence. It took me a while to finish it, but I'm not sure if this is a hoax or not, but, what is incredible is that it's a perfect story of a man taking over the body of a man thousands of years in the future. Rather, he was an ordinary man who kept a journal, never with the expectation that it would be published. He was Vice President of the European Movement (National Council of Greece), Founding Member of the Greek Philosophical Society, and a Professor of Philosophy and Culture.

During this year that Dienach was in a coma in a Geneva hospital, he claimed to have entered the body of another person, Andreas Northam, who lived in the year 3906 AD. Today, for the first time, this diary has been carefully edited and translated to become readable, but its content and message have not been altered. Then there are all the new words and concepts (from the year 3906) that you're forever opening the glossary in the back of the book.

My last red flag was that this book focuses on the 20th and 21st centuries, while leaving the next 1300 years rather vague.

Inspired by the diary and wanting to make it more accessible, Sirigos worked to translate the diary into English and cleaned up the text. Nibelvirch: Term coined by the Aidersen Institute of unknown etymology meaning the new cognitive ability attained by people, a new antenna of comprehension. Besides mentioning a failed Mars colony and an atomic war, there isn’t much detail of what happened during those years.In some ways, it is very similar to the story from Futurama, where the simpleton pizza boy Phillip J. On the Eve of Christmas in 1944, Papahatzis was staying with friends at a house which was also occupied by the Greek Army.

Amongst his students was George Papahatzis, a student that Dienach appreciated more than any of the others.Scientists taking over politics and there's a very 1984-type aesthetic to it with the idea that people find it's easier to follow a kind of 'non-government' where they don't need to question anything because they are all content with how they live in this utopia kind of environment.