Is it possible that CERN is strategically located on an ancient palace of memory? CERN is supposedly built on top of a Roman ceremonial site that is dedicated to the Greek god Apollyon, and seeing how appropriately constructed temples, churches, theaters, and the like, are (arguably) mind-altering memory transducers, one can’t help but see the micro/macro possibilities. One could posit that CERN is, in fact, a temple (of sorts)– a resonating structure that is attempting to harness the sympathy of the cosmos– even equipped with its own patron Saint: Shiva, the god of creation and destruction. Continue reading “Memory Crystal” →