Unbound by the rigid silos of traditional academia, Sarah approaches history not as a collection of myths, but as a dataset to be audited. She possesses a unique analytical mind capable of synthesizing information across vast and disconnected disciplines—bridging the gap between the hard sciences of geology and chemistry and the human stories of archaeology. Where others see isolated anomalies, she sees a systemic design.

Her work is defined by a refusal to accept "impossible" as an answer. Whether decoding the mechanics of ancient navigation or auditing the chemical composition of the fossil record, Sarah follows the evidence wherever it leads, regardless of how much it challenges the established timeline.

She writes for the skeptics, the engineers, and the curious—believing that we cannot build a future until we honestly understand the blueprints of our past.

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