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>Isaac Newton is believed to have observed the famous apple fall, inspiring his theory of gravity, in the late summer of 1666.
The story is that he was sitting under an apple tree, and the fruit fell onto his head, from this, he gained the knowledge of gravity
This is an OBVIOUS parallel between the story of Adam & Eve partaking in the fruit and gaining the knowledge of Good & Evil.
1666 was a very lucky year for Isaac Newton.
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He was supposedly the creator of the first Intelligence Agency in a modern sense (i.e. secular, not Jesuit.) It started in the treasury to stop the (((clippers))) but allegedly expanded from there.
That Chinese-Canadian professor who exposes zionist game theory says that Isaac Newton was a messianic figure for the elite. Not just an alchemist but someone who reformed their ways or thinking into a sort of occult renaissance. Which is probably why they assigned him a Luciferian legacy like OP's story. His burial shrine at Westminster is front and center and dwarves the actual monarchs'.
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the apple inspired him to consider why the moon never falls to earth the same way, although it appears to fall it returns every day. He reasoned that if universal laws, being universal, applied equally to the apple and the moon and earth, there must be a reason some things land on earth and some things do not. Astronomers had measured the movements of celestial bodies, so from this idea he was able to prove that the same force that brought the apple to earth held the moon in its orbit
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hm, yeah, interesting coincidence about the year and the apple, but he didnt get his theory of gravity (or knowledge of) from the apple that fell onto his head... not that it didnt happen, or that the story is false, who knows? what happened is that newton became familiarized with the emerald tablet, after all, he translated the book of thoth, or hermes trismegistus, and in the process of being acquired with the hermetic way of thinking so did his theory emerge (principle of correspondence.)