The Ignorance Of The Masses Occult Podcast

People looked for someone—or something—to blame. After losing money, many Dutch citizens blamed the tulip itself, treating it as though the flower had magically tempted otherwise rational people into reckless speculation. The author compares tulips to the sirens of Greek mythology, who lured sailors to destruction with their enchanting songs. Satirical pamphlets became popular. A number of pamphlets mocked the tulip craze, including: The Fall of the Great Garden-Whore, the Villain-Goddess Flora Flora’s Fool’s Cap Charge Against the Pagan and Turkish Tulip-Bulbs These works ridiculed the investors who had been swept up in the mania and portrayed the tulip as a symbol of greed and foolishness. The symbolism of Flora. Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, is portrayed in these pamphlets as a seductive figure who ruins those who fall for her charms. This reinforces the idea that people were personifying the tulip and blaming it for their own decisions. Professor Fortius’s reaction. Th...

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       Crytography, perhaps you are or are not familiar with this term however for the sake of fulfilling the understanding of future presentations I will discuss what cryptogaphy is.   One of the youngest types of cryptography are rooted back form the days of the spartans who used a scytale, this was a device used for encrypting messages.   This device is also known as a baton cylinder, it is more specifically used to perform a transposition cipher and it is a cylinder that contains a strip of parchment wound around it, the Spartans are said to have used this type of cipher to communicate during military campaigns.   There is indirect evidence that the scytale was mentioned by the Greek poet Archilochus, other Greek along with roman writers during the following centuries also mentioned it, however not until Apollonius of Rhodes was it made clear that the cryptographic device appeared.   A polyalphabetic cipher is a practice of encryption whi...

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