(708) What if everything You knew about Shakespeare was a Lie?

What if everything

You knew about Shakespeare

was a Lie?

This video presents the intriguing idea that William Shakespeare from Stratford-upon-Avon was not the actual author of the famous plays and poems.It highlights the lack of historical evidence connecting the Stratford man to the literary works.

Instead, the video suggests that Christopher Marlowe, a contemporary playwright, possessed the necessary background, education, and knowledge to have written the Shakespearean canon.

The theory proposes that Marlowe faked his reported death in 1593, to escape execution, and then continued to write under the pseudonym Shakespeare, noting that Shakespeare's plays began appearing shortly after Marlowe's supposed demise.

 

(707) Why the Shakespeare Authorship Problem even alfter almost 500 years wasn't solved

 Why the Shakespeare Authorship Problem

even alfter almost 500 years

wasn't solved?

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Almost five centuries have passed… And yet one of the greatest literary mysteries still haunts us today: Who truly wrote the works that became world-famous under the name William Shakespeare?

Despite countless documents, academic studies,

and modern technologies— this question has never been answered. Why?

(706) When AI read SHAKESPEARE: Why it thinks he was MARLOWE?

 When AI  read SHAKESPEARE:   

Why it thinks he was MARLOWE?

 

(705) Ben Jonson , the absolute Key Witness of the Shakespeare Authorship riddle

Ben Jonson ,

the absolute Key Witness

of the Shakespeare Authorship riddle

the video is focusing on the apparent silence of Ben Jonson regarding William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon in his own writings. It argues that Jonson, a key contemporary, omitted direct mention of Shakespeare's name as part of a literary conspiracy to conceal the true identity of the author, who the source posits was Christopher Marlowe.

Jonson's works, including epitaphs and epigrams, contain hidden clues and allegories pointing to Marlowe writing under various pseudonyms, including "Shakespeare."

The central idea is that Marlowe faked his death and continued to write, with Jonson aiding in this deception through his cryptic references.

AI dialog on the Original VIDEO (below)

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Original Video