The Earth was Flat

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Challenging long-held beliefs about human limitations, Mason Howe Dwinell explores the ancient practice of sungazing, proposing that individuals can thrive without conventional sustenance and safely gaze at the sun. Drawing on scientific insights, he argues that the human body can adapt to overcome hunger and resist sunlight's damaging effects. This groundbreaking work invites readers to reconsider their understanding of human potential and the possibilities of transcending physical needs.