Our education, which, in fact, did not sculpt any images, stuffed a lot of stable clichés into our heads.
As soon as we hear a word, a picture from the table of world perception immediately appears in our head.
This table is crammed with false concepts that the school placed there, and then the institute.
In order to live normally, you need to fill this table with the correct concepts, but this can only be done by clearing it of old definitions and images.
Consider a word like "mica".
Memory helpfully slips that mica is a mineral consisting of several types.
For example, muscovite was used for glazing window frames in houses. It was believed that glass in those days was of poor quality, so mica was used everywhere.
Large deposits are known in Karelia, in Aldan and Slyudyanka, which is located on the shores of Lake Baikal.
Of course, mica in the open air lost its transparency, but it could be peeled off to increase the passage of light through the window.
Well, where without pluses. The children threw a stone at the window and made a hole. Do not be upset, the hole can be sewn up with another piece of mica.
True, in all the old photographs of cities, we see windows with glass. Therefore, it is very difficult to determine the period when real glass replaced mica.
There are references to the use of mica in ancient Egypt. It was added to the paint for the eyelids, and was also used in the embalming of dead people.
It seems that the ancient Egyptians were only engaged in embalming corpses and building storage facilities for them.
Then, from 1914, mica began to be used in technical devices, which led to its widespread use. This was facilitated by the property of mica as a good dielectric.
We all know that it was in the radio-electronic industry that this property was most widely demanded.
Particularly in capacitors.
That seems to be the whole official history of the use of mica. They started with balms for the dead and small windows, and ended up with radio electronics.
Everything is logical, from small to large. After all, people used to be dumber than they are now. And we have the 21st century, not some 15th century.
In a word, progress.
One can be proud, looking at a smartphone, of our advanced science and advanced civilization.
And we are proud until in the same smartphone we come across information about the Mica Temple, which is located 350 meters from the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan.
Of course, archaeologists went too far with that name. The word "temple" evokes completely different associations. Something like a huge building for the administration of religious needs.
And here are just a few rooms located along the Road of the Dead.
But there is one feature - this is a drainage channel, above which there are two layers of mica. Moreover, the analyzes showed that this mica was delivered from Brazil, over 4000 kilometers.
This arrangement of mica layers definitely did not fulfill a decorative function. That is, it is a purely technical construction.
On the one hand, this mica could serve as an insulator for the liquid flowing through the channel. Maybe from external radiation, or maybe vice versa, it protected the outer surface from liquid radiation, as at nuclear power plants.
It's hard to guess. But after all, in the Pyramid of the Sun itself in 1906, in the upper tier, a 7-cm layer of mica was also found.
True, L. Bartres, the head of archaeological work, got this mica and sold it, due to its high commercial value. Still, a relative of the President of Mexico, he can do anything.
But the fact remains. The Pyramid of the Sun also had a layer of mica, which was clearly not placed there for beauty. And the location of this layer excluded protection from any radiation.
But, this layer could be placed to fine-tune the resonance of the pyramid.
To understand this better, let's look at the properties of mica.
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