Peregrinus Veritas

What if reality isn’t made of matter—but mind? Explore how consciousness, quantum mechanics, and torsion fields may be the true architects of the cosmos. You’re not just observing the world—you’re shaping it.

History, as we know it, may only be a fragment of a much larger and far older story. From impossible megaliths to myths that turn out to be real, ancient civilizations may have known more than we assume. Are we ignoring the clues that could rewrite our past or our future?

What if your memories aren’t stored in your brain at all? If memories can be altered, lost, or even implanted, how real is your past? Explore the mystery of memory, from scientific debates to esoteric theories, and question what you truly know about yourself.

What if reality isn’t random, but guided by a hidden law—the Principle of Least Action? From light bending to human choices, everything may follow the most efficient path. Could fate, intuition, and consciousness be part of this cosmic optimization?

For 300,000 years, humanity supposedly stagnated—then, within a blink of history, we built pyramids, developed mathematics, and reached the stars. Does the mainstream timeline truly add up, or are we missing a chapter of our past?