Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

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G. Wells’ The Time Machine to Kerstin Gier’s Ruby Red, the idea of moving through time has captivated the masses. All these factors, along with the difficult language and the rough style of Dienach’s notes, which mixed together elements of his past, along with his experience of the future, made the diary even more difficult to understand. In this new world, people worked only a couple of years and then retired; there was no war or poverty.Either way it's quite fascinating, because it does contain a lot of unique ideas, concepts, philosophies, words, cities, and landscapes. Rather, I will be telling you the story of how this unique text came to be and its journey from the 1920s until today. The Greek Church protests against the content and soon Papachatzis is threatened with social exclusion. He has also worked with all the leading Production Companies in Greece (ENA Productions, ANOSI, Studio Ata, On Productions, Plus) as project manager and creator of TV formats. Many of those same ideas date back much more than thousands of years; even belief in aliens, that Mars was very superior, inhabited (had canals and transport tubes) and had outer spacey super futuristic cities and aliens on it.

These legendary diaries are now the centerfold of his life and he is determined to share this world heritage, through his book, with as many readers as possible. Papachatzis eventually becomes a Professor of Law and Rector of Panteon University, located in Greece. Looking into this further, however, I have to wonder if Dienach's experience was colored by the racial thinking of his era. Third, to top it off, Dienach reported that a new species of human being, named Homo Occidantalis Novus, will follow today’s Homo sapiens. But - before he left, he gave hundreds of pages of his own handwritten notes to his favorite language student Georgios Papachatzis.I doubt they are alone in this ability and look forward to those that can also do such things to come forward with these abilities. However, people are free to stuff into their heads and believe whatever they wish, blurring fantasy with reality, absorbing tales of a (perhaps far distant) future or event which no one can prove. E questa recensione la protrarrei all'infinito, perchè c'è tanto - troppo - da dire su un libro del genere, che non ho neanche compreso appieno per via dell'inglese un po' complesso e intriso di concetti filosofici ultra-futuristici e quasi inafferrabili dalla mente umana.