Why is every place called 'The Valley' utterly bunk?

Silicon Valley's 'Startup Castle' is looking for roommates, and the requirements are completely bonkers ... The house's site proclaims that the space has "everything you need to live and launch your greatest ambitions," including meeting rooms, bunk beds, and luxury rooms to house out-of-town investors. read more

Furthermore, the Valley is the home of the aeronautics/aerospace industry (Lockheed, Rocketdyne, Santa Susana Testing Facility) and was, in fact, founded prior to the city itself. San Fernando Mission is actually the oldest standing structure in all of Los Angeles County. read more

Understanding why the armies of the world will gather here requires that we understand the history of the site and its importance in the ancient world. Megiddo controlled a narrow strategic stretch of road called the Via Maris, “the Way of the Sea,” a major international highway in the ancient world. read more

It is commonly used in association with free will, saying how with every decision we make, a new universe is formed. In fact, it is difficult to make an argument for free will without this theory because if everything only happens once in this one universe, there is no way to create an opportunity for someone to put in the exact same situation twice and make two different decisions. read more