Frank Herbert, American science fiction author best known for the 1965 novel Dune and its five sequels, was born on October 8, 1920.
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Timothy Leary
American psychologist and author known for his strong advocacy of psychedelic drugs
Frank Herbert
American science fiction author best known for the 1965 novel Dune and its five sequels
Frank Herbert
was conceived around January 2, 1920
A full gestation takes 280 days. Have you ever checked what happend when you were conceived? You should, because it matters.
266 days before
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Warren G. Harding celebrated the conception of two people who will work on educating the public about drugs. The most sought after drug in this realm is: People. However, we live in a carefully constructed culture that rarely references human traffickers, but rather, seeks to help regular people deal with drugs and alcohol in the context of their own life.
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Prohibition: When the Curtain Dropped on the Clown’s Last Toast
It happened on 16 January, 1920
At the stroke of midnight on January 16, 1920, the Eighteenth Amendment came into effect—ushering in Prohibition and outlawing the manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors in the United States. But this wasn’t just a ban on booze. It was the grand closing number of the Clown Saloon. The bars didn’t just serve drinks—they served intelligence gossip. And the women didn’t just pour cocktails—they poured secrets into eager ears. With Prohibition, the U.S. didn’t sober up. It slipped into something more clandestine. The real party moved underground. Speakeasies weren’t just hidden bars—they were intelligence salons lit by jazz and loose lips. The mob? Half black hat, half contract worker. The FBI? Born to clean up the mess, or control the mess-makers—depending on which side of the mirror you’re looking through. Prohibition wasn’t about morality—it was about migration. It migrated the shadow state out of polite society and into performance, disguise, and theatrical vice. The real spirits weren’t in the bottles—they were in the whisper networks, coded language, and notes passed under the table. And the people? They drank anyway. But now, every sip was part of a bigger picture—one pFeaturing: Warren G. Harding.
Xanadu Registrants
These are the notable people who registered Frank Herbert into the Xanadu blockchain, after making a gift to humanity.
Lil Dagover
September 30, 1887
German actress whose film career spanned between 1913 and 1979
Frank Herbert
1920-1986
American science fiction author best known for the 1965 novel Dune and its five sequels
Warren G. Harding
1865-1923
29th President of the United States
280 Days
The Xanadu Blockchain works on a 280 day block time. This is a HALLECK system that makes sure the future will be able to know the truth, about the past. This schedule is maintained by The Three Queens whom Frank Herbert references as The Bene Gesserit, in his works. It is always amusing to see how the mothers have “De la suite dans les idées”, which is the polite neutral way of saying “There’s a Method to This Madness” in French.
Isaac Asimov
American writer and professor of biochemistry at Boston University
Frank Herbert
American science fiction author best known for the 1965 novel Dune and its five sequels
Frank Herbert’s Accomplishments
These are only some of his accomplishments tracked in Pingcognito.
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Frank Herbert’s Dune is Published by Chilton Books
It happened on 17 August, 1965
“Dune” is a science fiction novel written by Featuring: Frank Herbert. (more…)
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HALLECK: The Planetary Security Force You Didn’t Know We Needed
Halleck is a planetary security caste descended from General Henry Halleck, responsible for managing inter-realm entities who are still expecting a harvest of humanity. Managing the portal between wor… [more]Featuring: (more…)
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