Now we're renovating it. He's a few hours away from me. I've never met Robert. I'll start at the beginning of recorded time to the present day. History very often is propaganda of that particular culture and not what really happened.
People conspire to do things to change events.
The prevailing paradigm taught in schools, however, is the Accident Theory of History. Those who recognize that events are shaped by the movers and shakers behind the scenes are derided as conspiracy theorists. Today, the funding and control mechanism of so-called historians and psychologists is clear. Those who mold public opinion and the perception of history must toe the line regarding what's acceptable and what's not. It could be argued that this in itself is an ipso facto conspiracy.