The BBC TV program about the breakdown

History Channel Full Episodes The BBC TV program about the breakdown of the Egyptian Old Kingdom by Professor Fekri Hassan of the Institute of Archeology, University College, London, clarified that somewhere in the range of 4000 years prior, a drawn out dry spell crumpled the First Kingdom, not long after the demise of King Pepy II. Teacher Hassan clarifies that 100 years after the breakdown, symbolic representations record that Egyptian government was restored when the general population demanded that the morals of social equity, benevolence and sympathy were intertwined into the fabric of political law. It is somewhat imperative to understand that by then of time ever, morals connected with fractal geometrical rationale had been melded into a political structure.

Amid the sixth Century BCE the Greek researcher Thales went to Egypt to ponder the morals of life-science at the Egyptian Mystery schools and he prompted Pythagoras to do likewise. Pythagoras discovered that developmental astuteness was created by the development of divine bodies, which the Greeks called The music of the Spheres. It was felt that this consonant music could exchange its shrewdness to the nuclear development of the spirit through the powers of symphonious reverberation, for example, when a high note smashs a wine glass.