Since the publication of his second book, El Código Dan Brown (The Dan Brown Code), Christopher Thea has been recognized in different intellectual spheres as “the brain” behind The Davinci Code phenomenon. In The Dan Brown Code, he demonstrates that the large number of archetypes present in The Davinci Code are simply chaotic reutilizations of the archetypes and symbols depicted on the American one dollar bill. Thea's first book, What a Dollar has to Tell You, explored this subject in depth, and was copyrighted two years before The Davinci Code came out.
Thea offers some insights and explanations to clear up the rampant confusion that followed in the wake of Davinci's popularity.
Thea also sheds some light on the subject matter of Dan Brown's delayed sequel about the Freemasons. All the symbology used by the members of the Masonic Brotherhood is discussed at length in both his first and second book.
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Diferente a todos los demás libros escritos acerca del Código Da Vinci, EL CÓDIGO DAN BROWN por Leonardo da Vinci - La cara oculta de la ficción - es el único libro que explica la razón y la lógica de todas las incongruencias contenidas en el polémico Best Seller, y al unísono nos señala la importancia de trascender el secreto que nos va revelando, y que durante años, la monumental propaganda de desinformación a tergiversado insensibilizando al público acerca de la verdadera clave a seguir.
Is it necessary to repeat what so many other people have confirmed, that The Da Vinci Code is a compilation of errors, mistakes and/or deliberate lies?
The assumption of the Mein Kampf stating that “the broad masses of a nation are more likely to become easy victims of a big lie rather than of a small lie” has been roundly verified by the work of Dan Brown, and as a consequence, it has given us an unforgettable lesson: Stupidity and Ignorance still walk hand in hand and do not know frontiers. The profusion of the "Code" and his ready nonsense repeated through the years has come to the end; it is a concrete case where the spread of so many lies, as a result of its own saturation, and for the very same technique “101 “used by Dan Brown, has finally reached the opposite shore and has shown its essence, its implied truth.
For those who have been intellectually insulted by The Da Vinci Code or for those who have felt contaminated in some way, here are some extracts of antidote belonging to The Dan Brown Code for Leonardo da Vinci, or The Dark Side of Fiction.
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...No tengo dudas que el contenido de este ensayo completará la visión hacia El Código Da Vinci y es por tanto mi empresa demostrar con este escrito que el Santo Grial del Código Da Vinci no vale un dólar; en otras palabras: no vale el secreto que esconde.
About Christopher A. Thea
CHRISTOPHER A. THEA graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1994 with a Master's Degree in Architecture. His courses of study have included Archaeoastronomy, Anthropology, Comparative Religions, Oriental Philosophy, Parapsychology and Psychoanalysis, among others.
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Christopher Thea es una mente brillante, un estudioso de la condición humana que nos alerta a percibir lo extraordinario. Sus conocimientos en arqueoastronomía, antropología, teosofía, filosofía oriental, esoterismo y psicoanálisis entre otras áreas, le permiten brindar las claves para que el lector arribe a sus propias conclusiones sobre la intrincada complejidad que se esconde detrás de la desinformación contemporánea.
Since the publication of his second book, El Código Dan Brown (The Dan Brown Code), Christopher Thea has been recognized in different intellectual spheres as “the brain” behind The Davinci Code phenomenon. In The Dan Brown Code, he demonstrates that the large number of archetypes present in The Davinci Code are simply chaotic reutilizations of the archetypes and symbols depicted on the American one dollar bill. Thea's first book, What a Dollar has to Tell You, explored this subject in depth, and was copyrighted two years before The Davinci Code came out.
Thea offers some insights and explanations to clear up the rampant confusion that followed in the wake of Davinci's popularity.
Thea also sheds some light on the subject matter of Dan Brown's delayed sequel about the Freemasons. All the symbology used by the members of the Masonic Brotherhood is discussed at length in both his first and second book. 
CHRISTOPHER A. THEA graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1994 with a Master's Degree in Architecture. His courses of study have included Archaeoastronomy, Anthropology, Comparative Religions, Oriental Philosophy, Parapsychology and Psychoanalysis, among others.