On the precipice of a new world age, we are poised between a new vision of freedom and opportunity for all and the forces of tyranny and control. Radical change will happen; there's no going back to what used to be. But in the shadow of the Jan. 13, 2021 Capricorn New Moon conjunct Pluto, we the people (Aquarius) must take back our power to choose the world we want. Mars in Taurus and Saturn in Aquarius square off only hours after the New Moon as Mars closes in on exact conjunction with Uranus the day of the U.S. Presidential Inauguration. Mars in Taurus can represent an obstinate clinging on to the status quo or the courage to fight for our divinely given rights to good health, fair rewards for our labors, and the pursuit of happiness. Saturn in Aquarius can symbolize a near-universal control of the populace through advanced technology. Or a fair and free global society that reflects most people's desires to live and let live.

Australian police showing up at a person's house to ask her, "Is this your Facebook post talking about a lockdown protest?"

Eight thousand premature babies in incubators were displayed in Martin Couney's popular exhibit at New York's Coney Island, then other amusement parks and World's Fairs between 1903 and 1944. Where did they come from? Where did they go when they left the incubators? This clip is from ewaranon's Lost History of Flat Earth, Ep. 3 - full video here: https://rumble.com/vrvbkr-the-lost-history-of-flat-earth-s01e03-inheritors-of-mud-and-magnificence.html

Art is everywhere. People all around the world are making art as response to our unique, yet strangely common, experiences. From art cars to vogue dancing, from subway art to Moroccan carpet weaving, from Balinese shadow theater to New Orleans second lines, art is the universal human language.