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Thorne’s job was to "sanitize" intelligence—reviewing documents to decide what could be released to the public under the Freedom of Information Act without endangering the nation's fragile stability.

He looked at the document, which argued that humanity was approaching a "pole shift" event, one of many that had occurred every few thousand years, wiping out advanced seafaring societies, similar to the younger dryas comet theory. It spoke of mile-high waves and thousand-mile-per-hour winds that could reduce humanity to a new stone age. "Why are we keeping this?" his junior analyst asked. ebe-cia

Agent Elias Thorne walked into the sterile reading room of the CIA’s Historical Review Group, carrying a thin, blue-bound folder. It wasn't marked top secret, but it was sensitive enough that only three people on his floor had read it. It was a 1963 publication by Chan Thomas called The Adam and Eve Story . "Why are we keeping this