A "Secret" in Washington DC

There exists a "secret", hidden for more than a century in our nation's capital. As of yet, it has been virtually unknown by anyone of the general public.... it shows, conclusively, that the true builders of Washington DC have known of, and forecasted, ever since the time of the Civil War, of the coming of the iPhone.
At one of the main entrances to the National Portrait Gallery, in Washington DC, is an obscure Monument to the inventor of the first commercial photographic process, the French artist and photographer Louis Daguerre. Created by the sculptor Jonathan Scott Hartley in 1890, it has an inscription on its base that, today, most tourists only barely notice. It states:
"Photography, the electric telegraph, and the Steam engine are the three Great Discoveries of the Age. No five centuries in human progress can show such strides as these. @@@@" - author unknown
Yet within this mysterious inscription, is the key to unlocking a hidden pattern that has been built throughout all of Washington D.C. It includes numerous monument sites, the Library of Congress, and even the Capital building itself.
This hidden pattern, again, conclusively predicts the coming of the iPhone, decades, and even well over a century before such a device ever existed. The author spent about ten years researching and writing this book, and has provided meticulous documentation for all the evidence it presents. This is more than just a book, it itself is a guide to this amazing secret that exists within the capital city. Next time you visit DC you can visit these sites yourself and see, first-hand, this remarkable, hidden pattern, which, in turn, points directly to the coming of the iPhone. You will never look at Washington DC, or our nation's history, the same again.

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