When I first encountered patterns in historical records that felt “too neat,” I assumed coincidence. But as I kept aligning these events on a condensed scale, the repetition became impossible to ignore. It was as if the same melody had been played in different keys across centuries, and the ear—trained to hear each as a separate song—had never noticed the echo. Alberti, for his part, asserted himself to be an accomplished musician. However, no substantive evidence has surfaced in Europe to corroborate this specific claim. Such support is found only in the historical records pertaining to Mexico and Peru. This conspicuous absence of European corroboration strongly suggests that his European identity was, at least in part, a carefully constructed fabrication, while his authentic skills and talents manifested primarily under an American alias. Nezahualcoyotl, for instance, famously devised a comprehensive legal code, which was meticulously enforced by various councils overseeing finance, ...