The Incalculable Genius of John Dee

This a presentation that I gave to the Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable at the end of last year. Some of its content will be familiar to regular viewers of this channel. It is a salute to the incredible achievement of John Dee in preserving the truth about William of Shakespeare.

[nacurity]

we gonna need to revive this dude to solve the bo3 impossible Easter egg

[spacecowboy]

Honestly dude, thank you for your extraordinary hard and precise work. No matter what video I watch, I'm always listening in awe.

[doodleydoo]

Since you referenced it, and I didn't see any other comments about it, I actually came to this video from listening to Ghostemane. I really liked his song "John Dee" and wanted to learn more about him. Great presentation

[FoolishFishBooks]

Thank you, Alexander for this elegant, and beautifully presented explication. The most entertaining and simultaneously mind-blowing 51 minutes-or-so that I've had the pleasure of spending in front of a screen in a very long time! Terrific work! Bravo!

[mongobubongo]

I was absolutely glued to the screen, incredibly presented and utterly fascinating. You should be proud.

[KentWoodsMusic]

Incredible research and I can't thank you enough for compiling it in such a digestible format.

[howtosurviveelectronichara]

This is my third time watching this all the way through and I still don’t grasp every single part but I’m getting there. One of the most brilliant documentaries on the platform of YouTube. Or anywhere else for that matter.

[howtosurviveelectronichara]

What a delightful and unexpected treat! I am looking forward to watching your work on John Dee. Tracy Twyman found a connection between Dee, the New World and a curious astrological structure in New England which is attributed to Dee. Essentially he and the throne created America via alchemy.

[milzner]

It is the glory of Dee to conceal a thing, but the honor of Waugh to search it out.

[Torvig]

Ah, wonderfully timed! I was just checking in to see if you had anything new for us, and I'm particularly curious about Dee these days. This is bound to be fascinating--one of those rare videos I can safely "like" in advance. Thank you, Mr. Waugh, for all your tremendous insights.

[cooperwesley]

Finally! A new video. I've been seriously missing Mr Waugh.

[diszydreams]

Thank you so much for these videos. Found your channel a few weeks back, and have watched quite a few of them. My mind hasn't exactly "been blown" but, it came close a few times. If I would have been shown your videos 20 years ago in high-school, for sure I would have appreciated Shakespeare (624) more growing up. I have also made my dad and a few of our brothers watch a few of your videos as well, and they have been highly appreciated! Thanks!

[isaaccardin]

This completely blew me away... I just stumbled on your channel recently and I think I feel a new obsession drawing me in

[spartan.falbion]

This is invaluable to my forthcoming written works, and "the great work" thank you.

[willtricks]

I have talked with some folks who use geometry language and mathematics to look for clues and patterns in writings, life and history but seemed mainly weak. Yours has moved my humble opinion.
I have an interest in John Dee and seems a fella who knew much and could wrap it up in a latin word search. I have subscribed for more. Cheers

[robshaw]

Some great new details in there for us regular viewers ;-) Inspiring.

[Agurugonewild]

I am so thankful you are sharing your findings

[skannerdk]

Have always been fascinated with this brilliant man. It's a tragedy how his life turned out in the end. He had an insatiable desire for knowledge and it led to his undoing it seems.

[IAm]

Intriguing, enticing, enthralling - thrilling! Momentous work! Godspeed to you, sir!

[Davidhjrick]

Please keep these wonderful videos coming. I love them.