Topic: Gustave Le Bon

Eric Dollard asserts that alchemy and transmutation are real, suppressed sciences. He cites the biological transmutation of elements and the violent reaction between aluminum and mercury as alchemical processes. Dollard notes that Isaac Newton was a dedicated alchemist whose work in the field is often hidden by modern physicists to maintain a mechanistic narrative.

The Greek references Gustave Le Bon’s "The Crowd" to explain how complex ideas are oversimplified for the masses until they no longer resemble the truth. He claims humanity has been subject to millennia of genetic manipulation by advanced societies, resulting in physical and constitutional changes. He notes that ancient texts referred to these beings by race, such as the Elohim, rather than the modern word "God."