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So the Egyptians built the pyramids and the dollar

Conspiracy theory?

Novus ordo seclorum

But seriously, the ancient aliens are about to take it down quicker than they put the pyramids up…

Hasn’t bottomed yet for ded cat

Needs 105ish then can 110

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For obvious reasons, the pyramid is a symbol of an ancient and long-enduring work of human creation. But this is an incomplete pyramid, built up thirteen layers from the base, marked 1776, up towards an eye in a floating triangle, known as the Eye of Providence, a centuries-old symbol of the Trinity and the all-seeing God.[4]

Taken together, it means Providence approves of the work we started in 1776, that we have built up with our thirteen states, that will continue to build towards His approval, and which will endure through the ages.

The first form of this design was proposed by a Congressional design commitee in 1776, and this form was officially adopted as the Great Seal by Congress 1782.

Freemasonry adopted it as their symbol in 1797.

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masoncode.com/the-great-seal-america/

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And into our modern age, Madonna, Jay-Z and Kanye West have all been accused of using Illuminati iconography, including the Eye of Providence. But rather than any link to the Illuminati, what each music artist has in common is a discerning eye for the iconic (and perhaps for provocation) – in visuals as much as in melody. The repeated use of the Eye of Providence – and we can apply this as much to Madonna and Jay-Z as to Bentham, Le Barbier, Thomson, Barton, the Freemasons, Renaissance artists or pretty much any other individual or group – is proof not of a concerted conspiracy, but of its enduring brilliance as a piece of logo design.

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*James Harden gif*

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