Exploring the Unlikely Connection
Could there be a connection between ancient sacrifices to sun gods and the modern phenomenon of global warming? Some believe that the rituals of the past have lingering effects on our climate today. This page delves into the speculative link between these two seemingly unrelated topics.
This graph definitively illustrates the correlation between the number of sacrifices made to sun gods and the rise in global temperatures.
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