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So you got some help
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from the memory?
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That's the thing.
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It is.
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I am short.
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I'm Gary.
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We've got some housekeeping to do.
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Um, not really.
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I'd like to think lemon and draw.
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That's all.
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Hi, I'm Brady.
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Last week, I was trying to shed some light on to the.
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The one wonder of the world that remains just such a mystery.
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And more specifically, point at where textbooks
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get it wrong.
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This day in history is so silly.
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It is. I don't even know anything.
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I didn't bring it up.
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All right.
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Well, they're not they're not megaliths.
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But the
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what you call that the.
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I should have made notes, probably.
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Oh, that's okay. Same history.
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Okay.
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Yeah,
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no kidding.
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Well, isn't that cute?
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Yeah. And
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I like to share the news about Britain, and I'm not a big fan of the monarchy.
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Long live the queen
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or king. Yes.
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We get it on this day.
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Italy passed a referendum to replace
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the monarchy after World War Two today and died of Lou Gehrig's disease.
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I didn't see that coming.
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Yeah, it was called after Clovis points.
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That's what I wanted to talk about.
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So a lot of things happened in this day
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in history.
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Okay.
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Worst podcast ever.
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I want to get to my rant.
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The Clovis people proved history wrong
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by doubling the age that we now know that people lived in North America.
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We changed the history books to show the when the evidence arose
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that the Clovis people lived 10,000 years ago, not just 5000 years ago.
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That pushes it back to the Younger Dryas event, the end of the last Ice age.
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That's a lot sooner than the textbooks wanted to tell us.
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So I want to
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continue on
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showing how textbooks are telling us lies.
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And it's a suspicious thing.
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And and if you're not looking into it, maybe you should be
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the approach
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I took last week was just pick one magnificent object and point out
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how it's demonstrably not
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made when they say it was made
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by who it was made by or what it was made for.
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The real answers to those three questions are you don't know.
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We don't know and we don't know.
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So this week I want to tackle megaliths
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and megalithic architecture around the world is magnificent.
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Malta was the first the oldest one, the the pre Clovis point
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stones.
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We decided they were 5 to 7000 years old on the island of Malta.
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And then and then a couple others arose.
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Go back early, Tapie said.
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Doubled it like the Clovis point did.
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Not far from there
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is the one in Lebanon.
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But is that golly?
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Was the one in Lebanon?
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Oh, there's göbekli TAPI.
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So the interesting thing about Göbekli TAPI is the pillars shaped
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like the letter, the capital letter T
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These t pillars are bizarre.
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Like why?
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Why would we build something like that?
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And the interesting mystery to go back Alley Tempe is that they
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it at first they thought it was intentionally buried.
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Now there's a hilltop. That's what göbekli means.
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Potbelly Hill So maybe it's a natural sand formation.
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So over thousands of years it was simply buried by sand and wind,
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blowing the sand on top of it, because that's where a natural hill
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formation is, because it is the top of a hill.
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And but we're like 5% into excavating.
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It's a giant complex with huge rocks
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and we don't know anybody who's claiming that they built it or why.
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So we don't know.
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We don't know and we don't know what's the one in Lebanon.
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That's one of the best ones.
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High.
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Yeah, Yeah.
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Oh ball back
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and yeah ball named after the God.
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Yeah yeah.
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I think it's got the polygon
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all puzzle piece
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kind of architecture. It is incredible.
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Oh those are really enormous.
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Okay.
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So we don't know how they move those.
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Let's, let's move off the continent.
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Let's go.
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Well, here's an interesting thing.
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How about the similarities from Cambodia
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to Egypt to this the sun pyramid in Mexico City?
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Those are three completely different parts of the world.
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And they look very, very similar to each other.
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But let's let's the south, let's go
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South America, because Peru and Bolivia have the greatest sites,
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Machu Picchu and
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or Cusco. Back up a moment.
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What's your implication?
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That they're all similar because they're giant stones.
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They're going to be similar just based on what they are.
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Absolutely. Thank you for jumping in on that.
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I agree that that is the most efficient way
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to stack up stones to make a structure that's going to last a long, long time.
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But if you look at New York City and Chicago and London and Tokyo,
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they all have skyscrapers and that's what they share in common.
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We have a global community.
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They didn't build those structures the same at all.
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They look very, very different.
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But they have a common theme.
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And that's the kind of global
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community
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I would be looking for If I was looking for a global hi tech
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community, I would be looking for one with differences in their big buildings.
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But these show more similarities than ours.
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Do I think that kind of a distance possible, though, After millions
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or hundreds of thousands of years, the details are all gone.
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The only thing that's left is the main.
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Yeah, chunk of it.
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Okay, well, I'm a skeptic, by the way.
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Oh, good. No, no, that's what I need
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in Peru.
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There's
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Machu Picchu and Cusco.
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Sorry. What? Peru.
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And through Bolivia, it's got
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Boom-Boom coup,
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which means you might have to spell some of these Puma.
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Puma poon
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coup.
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Let's try that.
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And, well, Google help me out. Right? Yeah. Yeah.
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From Fuku. There it is.
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So freaking amazing.
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Okay, so these these t blocks remind me of Stonehenge.
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It's got the pillars and the big rocks over the top of it.
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That is curious why it was.
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I don't know.
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So you're comparing Puma Bronco to
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to go ahead compared to anything, you know, Modern man has ever done.
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Well,
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but all these megaliths look very similar because they're big giant rocks, right?
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Yeah, but we don't use that now.
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Our civilization doesn't have any history of using that kind of architecture.
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Well, building any use cornerstones or some kind of
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giant block to base or some kind of foundational.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah. Right.
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So what is inefficient to build megalithic structures?
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It is.
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I gotcha. Difficult.
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The polygon thing here. Let's go to
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Yeah.
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I thought okay how about more on that.
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Yeah.
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Cusco Cusco is pretty interesting mystery of tomb of Bunco revealed.
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Oh yeah no that we're not going to watch the whole
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Who cares
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if it's on the History Channel.
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Amazing things about the ones in Peru and Bolivia is they're built on a mountain.
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If it's on the History Channel, we know that they're going to base
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it on ancient aliens. So I don't really want to do that.
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It's pretty incredible.
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Look, the next one is ancient Aliens, of course.
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Yeah, the impossible stone blocks, see?
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So I like to cause the arguing out of.
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I don't say arguing out of ignorance, but. Yeah.
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So we can't figure out how these big blocks are moved.
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So it must be aliens.
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Oh, yeah, that's.
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That irritates. It's silly nonsense.
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It may be aliens.
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I'm not going to discount it, but I'm not going to base
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it just on the fact that Yeah, we can't explain it.
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So it must be ancient aliens.
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Oh, well, we're still in Peru.
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We can look at the NASCAR lines, but those are the have nothing to do
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with megalithic architecture.
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But it is there they are the the polygon.
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All these. Yes, they're incredible.
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And they're in three different spots.
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I know there's a wall in Japan that's built like that.
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I know there's this one that's South America.
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And and the the Baalbek has the same thing.
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The same thing is what?
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I'm sorry, The same architecture.
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The polygon all fits together so perfectly,
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and it's just irregularly shaped blocks where I use the squares and rectangles.
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There. Those aren't bricks.
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Those are weird shaped bricks, and they fit perfectly
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all the way down top to bottom front the back side to side, top to bottom.
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There's no way they found these blocks like that.
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These are somehow processed to make those blocks.
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Thank you.
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Well, you just said something about finding them.
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Hey, don't make me with that sound.
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Oh, I know, but they.
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I mean, so they clearly
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had a whole pile of, you know, they have somebody
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making blocks than somebody else saying that these together best.
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And when they come up with a spot where they need
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and they they specifically make it, it's easier than a game of Tetris.
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It's just, you know, plop them there.
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No. Sure, there are only 130 tons.
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This is so much more difficult than you're making it out to be.
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And look at how it holds up.
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It's pretty incredible.
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Knock it down.
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I want to make a comparison.
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You ever see the
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rocks and
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the way
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you can go on about something else if you keep going on your rant if you want.
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While I look up this, I actually derailed my train of thought with Nazca lines.
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They are cool to look at, but let's see.
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So here, here's what I think.
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Yeah, tell me here's here's modern.
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Here's modern stones backing.
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Yeah.
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If you go around the shores of Mackinaw yeah it almost
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people have just stacked these up and I know, I know it's not the same it's
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not comparable because they're tiny, but I think it's the exact same phenomenon.
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It's a megaliths, right?
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They just had
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a lot more time and a lot more people.
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Yeah. I mean, I don't know how they move the giant stones.
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I still think I've got a water.
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Good idea. How?
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Let's talk about that.
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I like the levitation vibration.
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Mechanization?
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You mean like anti-gravity or some kind of a something like that?
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The technology that is now lost or not shared?
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Correct?
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I think it has been rediscovered but not shared.
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Well, so what do you think
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the main purpose of it's a shared You were mentioning that there's a common
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O connection.
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Was it just an architectural connection or do you think that they're actually
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somehow
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it's it's screaming something?
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I just don't know what it is screaming.
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It really is. It's saying something.
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So you're saying we are talking the talking the Russians are talking in.
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Does that sound crazy?
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No, I think they're encoded with data that we don't know how to read.
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I mentioned that briefly, and I wish I could put it all together.
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I for some reason there's a piece of the puzzle I'm missing
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because there's no reason to keep this a secret from us.
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This, the the men in black approach to this
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tells us there's there's a group of things that we're not allowed to know
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and we're getting too close with this,
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that they have to tell us lies like are we getting too close to aliens?
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Is that like we're always told that only wackos
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believe in aliens.
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We're ridiculed for thinking
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something like that is possible.
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Why would they go so far out of the way when, you know, Fermi Paradox?
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Like like where is everybody?
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I think they vilify anything that
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can break up the norm.
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But I have to agree.
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I don't don't think it was the aliens that built any of these.
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It was us.
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It was, okay, I'm here.
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Let's let's take it off of Megaliths and go to a monolith
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which some people can easily mistake and make some.
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Let's talk about a monolith is just one
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one rock, but that can be one giant one in India.
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They were
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they had made a habit out of carving an entire temple out of a single rock.
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So I go to that Indian
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monolithic temple and it'll take you right there.
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Yeah.
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The high less the temple
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cult, Indian cut rock architecture.
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Here's a yeah I like it because it sounds like it's colossal.
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And it is.
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It's 200 feet tall, 100 by 100, crazy big carved out of one mountain.
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This, yes, that's exactly it.
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They can't figure out where they put the rubble
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because it was all solid rock, Rock Mountain there.
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They carved it from the top down, apparently, and had a more labor
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intensive removing what they were chiseling away.
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But when they were chiseling, they made that that artwork.
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That's incredible.
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Why did we do it?
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And here's it puts a kink in my
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my everything's later
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everything was built earlier than they're trying to tell us this one
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is based on a religion that wasn't developed until about 7000 years ago.
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So this is this age can they carbonate
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they carried day rock or no no organic material things.
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Oh you can see I'm I'm an idiot but it hasn't been organic material
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either ever or for you know, millions of years.
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Yeah.
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I think there's always a logical explanation.
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At least I like to helps my brain compartmentalize and just solve riddles.
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Yeah, the refuge would be easily.
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They could have crushed it up into powder and sold it all the neighboring things
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to make concrete.
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Who knows?
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I mean, they obviously aren't going to just make a pile of it.
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Waste it because that would have been a problem that needs to be solved. Right.
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I think the vaporized lasers, if you're if you're making something
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this big, clearly somebody had to address the problem of all of the waste, right?
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Yes. A bigger team than they had chiseling in the Twizzlers.
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Looked like they were pretty good.
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More There's more that I'm saying.
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There's more to this perspective.
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This was in the rock all the time.
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All they had to do was remove that dust to see what was there.
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I think they had a like a CAD program where they just typed it into the computer
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and the lasers dropped down and cut exactly the way they wanted to.
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And everything else just dissipated.
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Cement like 3D printer.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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The lasers just dropped down.
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That's how resin printers work.
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Now, basically there's an image in laser and they.
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Yeah, removes everything.
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The reason I'm pointing out how difficult it is to make megalithic and monolithic
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structures is because no one would do it if it wasn't important or it wasn't easy.
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Like it
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is difficult but worth it.
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Or they had a simple way to do it and they were getting
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yes or
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what? I still think it was us.
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Not aliens.
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Not aliens.
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Very specifically.
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Not aliens, No.
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I just wonder why it is that we're not being told the truth.
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It just doesn't make any sense for academia to be like that.
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Scholarship should not be indoctrination into some nonsense.
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It's just why
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that's what's got me up.
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Did I. Did I get off on a rant again?
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You're supposed to.
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Oh, the idea, though, that academia could ever say,
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I don't know if you're paying them money to tell them things to say.
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They don't know if they're supposed
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they should, but they don't say something idiotic.
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They need to be experts and know everything.
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So there has to be an answer, whether it's all right, I
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there is an answer and I know it,
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or else I don't know.
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That's why I keep saying I don't know.
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My mother punished me when I said I don't know.
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She said, I don't know. It's not an answer.
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You need to find the answer and come back to do or do not.
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There is no, I don't know,
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but there should be.
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I don't know yet.
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At least at the very least I don't know yet.
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Right.
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Or Well, why aren't we trying to figure it out if
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we've got the best scholars lying to us instead of I don't want to figure it out,
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I know why. Why?
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Why is it because there's so many other issues that are addressing us?
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These rocks are going to be here for another million years.
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So we have time. We do have time. We have lots of time.
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Certainly, I didn't even want to mention this.
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This is a teaser for next week.
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The according to the Emerald
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Tablet, a fourth built the pyramids.
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All three at once.
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Oh, what Fath?
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Oh, he was the thought, the God the bird looking thing.
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Yeah, well, I do know a few things.
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Yeah, some, some say he was a is what kind of bird as you say.
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Yeah. And
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some people say he looks like a baboon so they can't even pick what head he has.
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Correct.
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Oh no.
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I've seen him picture it as a a ball of glowing light
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with a band around it with eyeballs all around the band.
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It depends on what kind of ayahuasca they were on, I guess.
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Yeah.
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So not even a human form?
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Well, I've never seen it. A human form.
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The head is always either a bird or no, no, no.
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His body is always human. And the rib tumor.
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Oh, yeah.
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Oh, absolutely. God's always whenever gods want to be.
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And you can tell it's a weird bird because it's a long legged tube snout.
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But why beak is like a straw or like an oboe? Reed
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I think the antiquity always said that
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if you don't write something in stone, it won't be kept right?
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So if you're going to build something,
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the more stone monolithic it is megalithic, right?
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The longer the chances are longer that it'll be immortal.
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It's probably just man trying to be immortal.
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Hey, can we post
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a poll like I'm trying to take a survey?
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What are our fans want to hear? Next?
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The Sumerian Kings list and leave it at one option like all votes.
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So they get one vote, 111111 choice, one choice.
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I don't think we have to do that, but we could do that. Okay.
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Because the Sumerian Kings list is what we're going to talk about next.
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Podcast.
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Did you know that this is a surprise?
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I didn't know that, but that's all right.
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We're not going to talk about it now, so I don't need to be prepared.
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No, no. Well, except I just brought up Fatima.
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He's like the King of the Kings list.
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That's a Segway. It is a little teaser.
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All right.
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I don't think you're done all right.
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No, certainly not. I.
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I looked up a few other places that had megalithic structure
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think.
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Do you think they're connected to the star somehow?
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Oh, well, let's look at Stonehenge.
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They say it's a calendar, right?
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I, I know that at a certain time this is not the most famous megalithic
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structure ever had or site.
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It's the one that it's the one in the video in the beginning,
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once they closed down that one in India, that's
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all the temple things it is.
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That's the wrong one. It's that one right there.
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So it was the beginning of the show.
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Oh, okay. Let's start over.
00:22:15
No, no, We're just going to look at Stonehenge.
00:22:16
Oh. Oh, yeah.
00:22:18
That was supposed to be the beginning of the show.
00:22:20
Who doesn't start at Stonehenge?
00:22:22
That's stupid.
00:22:23
I thought it was monoliths.
00:22:24
I didn't even realize it was a megalithic site until now.
00:22:26
So I've already learned something.
00:22:27
Hopefully you learn something to
00:22:30
English heritage.
00:22:31
I'm not going to that website.
00:22:32
I want to go to something that asks the question here at least.
00:22:34
Where is Stonehenge?
00:22:38
Where is it?
00:22:39
Is it in British?
00:22:42
It's in England.
00:22:45
Oh, there it is.
00:22:47
So a calendar because the light lines up at one moment.
00:22:52
It's not really it's.
00:22:54
Well, hold on, hold on.
00:22:55
So I wanted to touch on this before we go too far in Manhattan.
00:23:00
It's a really fancy sundial.
00:23:03
So do you think you mentioned skyscrapers earlier?
00:23:06
Architecture? Yeah. Yeah.
00:23:07
Do you think Manhattan is a megalith megalithic site?
00:23:10
No, because they're hollow or what?
00:23:12
I mean, because it's not built on a giant rocks.
00:23:15
I mean, it's not. Well,
00:23:19
they're manufactured rocks, but those other stones
00:23:21
were clearly manufactured or processed somehow. They do.
00:23:23
You think they grew in the ground perfectly square like that
00:23:25
or not perfectly square, but.
00:23:27
Well, chiseling on a rock is quite different than pouring some concrete.
00:23:32
Significantly different.
00:23:33
We found it easier to do it. I'm saying very fast.
00:23:35
So I agree with you.
00:23:36
I agree with you.
00:23:37
The Manhattan is not Manhattan is not a megalithic site,
00:23:41
but modern times because the sun lines up two times a year.
00:23:45
Yeah, if you can see that on the screen.
00:23:46
Right.
00:23:48
They call it Manhattanhenge.
00:23:50
Oh, right. Yeah. Oh, no.
00:23:51
They're selling deGrasse Tyson does.
00:23:52
They're selling tickets like Neil. Neil deGrasse.
00:23:55
Yeah, that's him. Yeah.
00:23:56
We got to credit him.
00:23:58
So just because the silence or not,
00:24:00
my my point is, in a million years,
00:24:03
somebody's going to notice that these buildings
00:24:05
line up two times a year with the sun shutting down
00:24:06
a particular avenue when they're going to say, Oh,
00:24:08
this whole city was built as a calendar, which is kind of ridiculous, right?
00:24:12
It's hilarious. Everything is going well. Yeah.
00:24:15
Nothing's going to change you through different parts of the rocks
00:24:18
at different times of the year. Of course, surprise.
00:24:20
And unless there's writings on it or numbers,
00:24:22
it just doesn't make any sense to do that for no reason.
00:24:25
So it's kind of fun to wonder, you know, why
00:24:27
I think there's no reason for any of them
00:24:31
unless there's a building
00:24:33
standing because of the weight of the giant structure
00:24:36
or that's all that's left of the giant, giant structure.
00:24:39
If you had all kinds of stuff
00:24:40
connected to this wood or anything, you know, that wasn't
00:24:42
solid rock, it'd be gone by now. All right.
00:24:45
I've got two fun facts.
00:24:46
Well, you give me the NASCAR lines.
00:24:48
Um, Chicago's first skyscraper
00:24:52
and what was the Mandela effect associated with Tutankhamen?
00:24:57
You're familiar with King Tut?
00:25:00
Uh, I'm from.
00:25:02
From Scooby Doo.
00:25:03
How do you remember?
00:25:04
His burial mask is gold and blue.
00:25:06
You mean the picture of.
00:25:07
Yeah, with the lines of, like, what was on the headband of that hold.
00:25:11
I only know that from an Iron Man album.
00:25:13
So what's on the band of
00:25:18
the people and the bad guy from Batman?
00:25:21
He had a King Tut theme. I don't remember which bad guy was.
00:25:23
We had a goatee and. Right.
00:25:25
And I think his name was Tut.
00:25:27
So. Yeah. So The Mask has a band around,
00:25:30
like a headband and something in the middle of it.
00:25:33
And is it a thing in the middle of Bird B, Snake C, what's his name?
00:25:38
Both. It's a snake. That's my guess. I have no idea.
00:25:41
It's a cobra with its hero.
00:25:43
Yeah, and
00:25:45
a vulture.
00:25:47
Look, it's. It's both.
00:25:49
It's a both bird and snake.
00:25:50
See, I've seen that enough that I recognize the cobra.
00:25:54
Both of them in on it.
00:25:55
Zoom in on both of them,
00:25:58
because it's both of them.
00:26:00
See, that's the the vulture on the left.
00:26:04
Oh, it's Cobra.
00:26:05
So what's the significance of the vulture and the cobra?
00:26:09
It was, as far as I can tell, it was added in 2012.
00:26:13
Really? Yeah.
00:26:15
Huh. With only pictures of it without it.
00:26:18
Oh, you mean because the man.
00:26:19
Oh, boy.
00:26:20
I know. I know. The way people.
00:26:22
Yeah, people treat me like a I got a C-3PO,
00:26:25
I got a C-3PO toy over there with a silver leg that I mean, with a.
00:26:28
Yeah, the silver leg that I don't remember. It's in a box.
00:26:31
But yeah, that's where it when I somebody told me about the C-3PO thing,
00:26:34
it was just because it's high def.
00:26:35
And I, like I played with this toy my whole life.
00:26:37
They gave us a red arm to really blow it.
00:26:40
Yeah, but that's. They all have the red arm.
00:26:42
Yeah. One episode or that one movie.
00:26:44
Right.
00:26:46
Thanks Fred. ALM
00:26:48
Oh wow.
00:26:49
We rolling on merch.
00:26:50
I had a guy ask me for a Flashdance T-shirt.
00:26:54
Sure.
00:26:55
I told him we were out of extra medium.
00:26:59
Extra medium would be an extra.
00:27:00
I don't know if it's larger than a medium or smaller than a medium
00:27:03
because extra small is smaller, but an extra large is larger.
00:27:08
That's bullshit. Pardon my language.
00:27:11
Oh, well, it's one of the monkey's tail.
00:27:13
It's all curled up as a curlicue.
00:27:15
That's like the Monkees.
00:27:16
Like two football fields.
00:27:18
And this is Nesmith Guidelines.
00:27:19
Those are the NASCAR lines. It's not a joke of the mask lines.
00:27:22
It really makes it really is makes this cartoon animal
00:27:25
that can only be seen from above.
00:27:29
I've seen the guy that does Sander.
00:27:31
So how big what is it from here to here?
00:27:33
It's is it a mile? Is it ten miles?
00:27:36
It's 150 miles across the whole thing.
00:27:38
Oh, is it? Yeah, it's huge.
00:27:40
And then, of course, the driver just got in trouble, you know, show me
00:27:43
other stuff, like, okay, so they've got I want to see how tall is with his wall.
00:27:47
How tall is the line?
00:27:48
Oh, tall.
00:27:49
Like when you stand up to it's engraved.
00:27:51
What goes in in.
00:27:52
These are it.
00:27:53
This isn't megalithic, this isn't even monolithic. Right. Right.
00:27:56
But it's not looping.
00:27:57
Well, the stones were removed.
00:28:00
It's not mythic that think it is.
00:28:01
I think it is litho.
00:28:03
Not. Yes, but the stones were removed to show that.
00:28:06
And once again, no,
00:28:10
the bridge is easily I am telling you
00:28:12
if you're making are trucks taking it out, it doesn't matter how you do it.
00:28:16
But if you're if you're a sculptor and you carve in your basement,
00:28:20
whatever sculpting, if you sculpt in your basement,
00:28:22
you automatically have an instant problem.
00:28:24
What do I do with the waste?
00:28:26
What do I do with the you know, so
00:28:27
even if it's a giant site or a small site, they had to address the problem.
00:28:31
Yeah.
00:28:31
So if they were businesslike, they clearly could have.
00:28:34
If it's a resource, obviously it's a rock. There's minerals, right?
00:28:37
Yeah. Yeah.
00:28:37
They sold it off or used it.
00:28:40
Yeah, absolutely.
00:28:41
Well, obviously designs
00:28:43
were what, the crazy people say.
00:28:46
It's landing strips. Look at the other two lines.
00:28:48
Look at this. This is. This is clearly art.
00:28:51
Okay, okay. How about the the spider?
00:28:52
If you want my spider, I don't want to discount it two ways.
00:28:56
It's interesting because while football if they technically
00:28:59
didn't have flying machines, things that are microscopic show up
00:29:04
and this was supposedly scratched into the earth before
00:29:07
the microscope was invented, explain to me how that happens.
00:29:12
Have a microscopic part
00:29:15
on a artwork that was discovered before.
00:29:21
You know, there may have been times in history where everything was destroyed
00:29:25
and we started over just a just a conceptual idea.
00:29:29
Oh, yeah.
00:29:29
Well, possibly our only monolithic structures today
00:29:33
were from India and in their religion,
00:29:36
there are four ages, I think they call them Yogi's. And.
00:29:40
And every one ends in calamity and we have to start over from scratch.
00:29:45
And it's like the Matrix.
00:29:47
And, and we're I think we're in the fourth of those,
00:29:50
so they actually understand it.
00:29:51
And that might actually be the explanation.
00:29:53
I think it's Buddhists or Jains.
00:29:56
That sounds a lot like the story of the Matrix, right?
00:29:59
Reboot it and start over every so often.
00:30:02
Yeah. I like this though.
00:30:03
You mentioned the NASCAR lions.
00:30:04
I looked at the Thunder.
00:30:05
Yes, six times.
00:30:06
I never actually realized it was a monkey.
00:30:08
Oh, when?
00:30:09
When do they think this was done?
00:30:12
I have no idea if that helps.
00:30:15
It does.
00:30:15
You can say.
00:30:16
I don't know.
00:30:16
Then we will Google it.
00:30:17
It says created in 500 BCE.
00:30:20
I don't even know what BCE is before calling era common era commoners.
00:30:24
They don't like this BCE anymore.
00:30:26
Oh, the sea doesn't stand for Christ anymore.
00:30:28
Gotcha. I don't think it ever did really?
00:30:31
Than A.D..
00:30:32
I was. I was.
00:30:33
I thought it was after death, but it's an edema really moving out of our Lord.
00:30:37
Right.
00:30:38
So it's 500 B.C.
00:30:40
E or five and 500 C What's c0oo the counter.
00:30:46
Right. So it's. I gotcha. I'm an idiot.
00:30:48
Just in case you mentioned Eric,
00:30:50
I'm trying to prove that I threw in a mandela effect today.
00:30:54
Look how smart I am, Mom,
00:30:56
I, I believe crazy stuff.
00:30:59
I'd say I don't believe in the Mandela effect.
00:31:00
Tomorrow I'll have a youtube video of me saying, Oh, my God, Do you know why?
00:31:04
Because it would be the Mandela effect.
00:31:06
That's all I'm trying to tell you.
00:31:08
Next week, a mandela effect,
00:31:11
which is more likely that there's multiple timelines
00:31:13
that we're actually see somebody crossed
00:31:15
criss cross and screwed up or that we just can't remember shit.
00:31:18
That's what we have amnesia.
00:31:20
We don't remember our history, but we don't want to make it up.
00:31:23
How does the thinker
00:31:24
I mean, we already touched the Mandela effect model, changed the title.
00:31:28
Yeah.
00:31:28
No, that's that's not open ended. Jim.
00:31:31
Open hand on his chin.
00:31:32
It's never over his on his forehead.
00:31:34
Never been like that ever.
00:31:36
Which is true because that's
00:31:37
I was never part of that timeline because I don't ever remember that
00:31:40
that looks like a dumb person own frustrated then the thinker's like man
00:31:44
it always looked uncomfortable and now he looks way more comfortable.
00:31:48
But I know he
00:31:49
always looked like that to me so we don't give me on Mandela.
00:31:52
We don't even share the same timeline.
00:31:55
Why do people stack rocks along Lake Superior?
00:31:58
See if we can find the answer to this. We can find the answer to.
00:32:00
I think they're doing it all over the world.
00:32:02
And it proves my point.
00:32:03
There is a global society.
00:32:05
Everybody wants to leave their mark.
00:32:07
Everybody wants to be immortal.
00:32:09
Everybody wants some recognition.
00:32:11
Oh, and rocks are for free.
00:32:12
Well, there is close.
00:32:14
I'd like I just said
00:32:15
it's a common knowledge that any history that isn't written in stone doesn't count.
00:32:18
Yeah, because it'll burn, get wet or whatever.
00:32:21
Right. So.
00:32:23
And I think it would make a lot more sense
00:32:25
if the explanations were still written and chiseled on these things.
00:32:28
Right.
00:32:29
But clearly, over time,
00:32:30
the text is going to wear off if there ever was.
00:32:32
I'm not saying there was, but if there was,
00:32:34
we might not be able to see the detail.
00:32:35
Should we take a few color questions? No,
00:32:40
it's like a
00:32:42
yeah, it's like you're supposed to
00:32:44
always say yes, I'm I would be the guy in improv.
00:32:47
I need to know, man. Okay.
00:32:50
A no, man.
00:32:51
Yeah, yeah. Yes.
00:32:54
No. There he is. Yes.
00:32:58
You get that?
00:32:58
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yes.
00:33:02
I don't know. Listen to this.
00:33:04
I found.
00:33:05
Yes. Soothing.
00:33:07
Soothing. Oh,
00:33:28
you also find them at the bottom of the ocean.
00:33:30
They're finding them in the Amazon.
00:33:33
So Brazil, the biggest one
00:33:36
since the Great Pyramid was just found.
00:33:40
Also, check the ocean bottoms, also the moon
00:33:44
Titan and the other the moons of Jupiter
00:33:47
and Mars.
00:33:50
Take a look.
00:33:52
There, There.
00:33:54
Okay, That's great.
00:33:56
Let's make sure we go.
00:33:57
Billy, how do you how do you pronounce this?
00:33:59
Go back Alley Tempe, Come back in review
00:34:03
9500 BCE.
00:34:05
That's old.
00:34:06
It's great. I would give it 12 to 14.
00:34:09
That runs right to the end of the Stone Age.
00:34:11
That one's in there.
00:34:14
Yeah.
00:34:14
Which is we can see these here.
00:34:20
Thank you.
00:34:22
Dormant of manga, Dormant of manga.
00:34:24
Let's see what this is.
00:34:25
Oh, see, it's saying that's 3750.
00:34:29
I'm not going to be impressed.
00:34:32
But if I am, it's there's no way.
00:34:33
It's 32 giant stones.
00:34:35
The biggest way hunter gatherers 200 goes up.
00:34:38
Would they be a little busy hunting and gathering?
00:34:41
What about the sled of the sled?
00:34:44
The credibility of the sled.
00:34:45
You know, I like your water theory.
00:34:47
Once I thought of Styrofoam, I thought about that even more.
00:34:50
If you float everything, you can't move giant rocks.
00:34:53
But they could have built walls out of little bricks.
00:34:55
They could have made a tank bigger than we could comprehend.
00:34:58
I've seen him make things nowadays for, like, movies where they make a makeshift
00:35:02
tank that holds tons of gallons of water he could kill or hold out.
00:35:08
We're going to go finish going through the list if it's on there.
00:35:10
Oh, yeah. Oh, no. I mentioned Mulder.
00:35:13
This was the oldest for the longest time.
00:35:16
That's clever.
00:35:17
The delivery there, just in case I can repeat that.
00:35:21
For the longest time, it was the oldest one.
00:35:24
For the longest time.
00:35:25
It's redundant, but very clever.
00:35:28
I was always going to be watch my eyes light up when I said that.
00:35:31
If there are any that's been lost and come back to you.
00:35:33
Are there any that have been the oldest for the shortest time?
00:35:36
Yes. Would they be the youngest of all back?
00:35:38
Because.
00:35:39
No. If it's the youngest, if there was the shorter.
00:35:42
Oh, just like fresh ballistic fashion.
00:35:45
Is that in Malta. Well yeah, there's most of those.
00:35:48
That was our first.
00:35:49
You know, it's a curious sight.
00:35:50
It's got a lot of stuff.
00:35:52
A lot of stuff. Stuff.
00:35:53
Yeah, that's the technical term. Yeah.
00:35:55
Luisa Newgrange Ireland.
00:35:58
Never heard of that one.
00:36:00
No. 3200 BCE.
00:36:02
We see now this still has markings because it looks like it's in a cave.
00:36:04
So they have the art said It's just all art.
00:36:07
It's art homes.
00:36:08
It looks like sorcery.
00:36:11
If you're building stuff and you don't know, you don't like.
00:36:14
If you can't build into the foundation to make things last,
00:36:16
you can mount it to a giant rock, right?
00:36:18
It's probably just stability,
00:36:21
common or not common, but back then, common architectural practice.
00:36:24
Find a big rocks.
00:36:25
Build your shit around Stonehenge.
00:36:27
John Stonehenge. Yeah.
00:36:30
Giant.
00:36:30
But why on earth you know that?
00:36:32
What about the.
00:36:34
They're taking readings and the electricity changes around it.
00:36:38
And in certain sections, like they're actually trying
00:36:40
to harness some type of energy.
00:36:41
A lot of people think do you didn't rant about that.
00:36:44
I really love the mystery spot. It's pretty cool.
00:36:46
Do you feel about you think everything's a mystery?
00:36:51
No, I don't think everything's a mystery.
00:36:53
Dormant Emera never heard of it.
00:36:57
It's in India.
00:36:58
India closes their craft for us and themselves.
00:37:01
They're like, Yeah, we got cool stuff we don't want to show you.
00:37:05
It's a shiva shrine.
00:37:06
It's just two rocks. Oh, yeah, that.
00:37:08
That looks like they're cardboard.
00:37:09
It looks like the painted rocks in the desert.
00:37:11
You and I could have done that.
00:37:12
It could have fallen like that, right?
00:37:15
Yeah, unlikely, but possible.
00:37:18
Yeah. This is the worst elephant.
00:37:20
I've never heard of this either.
00:37:22
It's because it's just a pile of elephant dung, prehistoric elephant dung
00:37:26
night and
00:37:29
Runge al-Hariri.
00:37:32
I still don't know where it is. Golan.
00:37:34
It's 16 kilometers east of the Sea of Galilee coast.
00:37:38
Oh, it's a huge plateau with hundreds of diamonds.
00:37:42
Apparently, a dolman is a you know, I never mentioned Easter Island.
00:37:47
Easter Island, so. Oh, I was looking at a lot of them.
00:37:49
I cry foul. Yeah.
00:37:51
Those things are cut with machines machine.
00:37:53
Those faces are perfect.
00:37:55
I believe they were made sometime in the seventies
00:37:56
when the Brady Bunch made it popular. Yep, yep, yep, yep.
00:37:59
No way do I buy those.
00:38:02
No. The size though.
00:38:03
I mean, every time you talk ancient machines, people always ask,
00:38:07
Where are the machines now? And when?
00:38:10
When a craftsman finishes his project as he leave his tools at the site.
00:38:15
I don't know. Do they?
00:38:16
Do they write?
00:38:17
Have you ever had a printer leave a hammer?
00:38:20
I'm a field engineer.
00:38:20
I take my tools with me and back.
00:38:23
Oh, wait. I'm sorry. I feel engineer is now racist.
00:38:26
Oh, is it?
00:38:27
I've been a field engineer all in electronics or computers or servers
00:38:31
my entire life.
00:38:31
But now I'm not allowed to say it because it references working in the field
00:38:35
like, you know, slaves had to do.
00:38:38
Oh, dear Lord. So I'm not a field engineer anymore.
00:38:40
I've never actually worked in the field.
00:38:41
It's an expression for not working in the business. Mm.
00:38:45
All right,
00:38:47
Cass.
00:38:47
Whoa. Rigs Stone Circle, Northwest England.
00:38:50
Northwest England.
00:38:52
This is the dumbest list.
00:38:54
This is some rocks that kid put out.
00:38:56
Yeah, Unless that's really far away.
00:38:59
Yeah.
00:38:59
Show me a coast.
00:39:03
Coast to coast.
00:39:04
Cusco, Cusco.
00:39:06
Those look real.
00:39:08
It looks phallic.
00:39:10
Show me Cusco.
00:39:11
I think you just touched on something there,
00:39:12
but make sure you get concerned before you touch on a flexible.
00:39:15
Oh, yeah.
00:39:16
Why were there megaliths phallic symbols when why were megaliths
00:39:19
this built to show how big their phallic symbol was.
00:39:23
I think you just you explained it all.
00:39:26
What was the one you said?
00:39:27
Either Machu Picchu or Cusco.
00:39:29
Cusco.
00:39:30
See us Steel crystal?
00:39:33
No, it's
00:39:38
so that's a city.
00:39:39
So you're saying city's not the actual name of the site.
00:39:41
And it's I think we did that one already.
00:39:45
I want to see where.
00:39:47
Okay, they attribute all of the stuff in Bolivia, in Peru, to the Incas.
00:39:52
Here's the problem I have with that.
00:39:54
They made the square.
00:39:55
Give me up
00:39:58
Machu Picchu.
00:40:00
I have no idea how to spell Machu.
00:40:02
It'll tell me.
00:40:03
It's like. Like Machu Picchu.
00:40:06
Hopefully won't give us Pokimane.
00:40:09
No answers.
00:40:10
There was a picture of Machu Picchu in Pokimane.
00:40:14
Ah, Scream, Daddy.
00:40:19
Oh, right.
00:40:22
It's got all
00:40:24
four big rocks.
00:40:25
Crazy shape.
00:40:26
I can't fit a hair between stuff.
00:40:29
Mortal is walls lived through calamities built on the top of a mountain.
00:40:35
It's got everything. It's incredible. It's.
00:40:38
It's a work of art.
00:40:39
And then the Aztecs built this crappy stuff on top of it,
00:40:43
and you can tell the difference.
00:40:45
And they're saying the Incas built all of it, and that's stupid.
00:40:49
That is ridiculous nonsense.
00:40:50
And it's obvious the locals know it, the tour guides know it.
00:40:55
If you go there, it's obvious and we're taught
00:40:58
those ruins were left by the Incas, which is true.
00:41:01
But they didn't build them.
00:41:04
They're already built.
00:41:05
They built on them.
00:41:05
They found them too.
00:41:07
Credit for that too.
00:41:09
Yeah, but if you talk to them, they don't.
00:41:12
Um, I was talking about the dynastic Egyptians.
00:41:16
Did you know that 8% of modern Egyptians are actually dynastic,
00:41:22
which means dating back to the dynasties that we're talking about with the
00:41:27
the building of the pyramids?
00:41:28
Yeah, I'm saying pre dynastic Egyptians
00:41:32
built the pyramids and 0% of modern Egyptians are from
00:41:38
the farther back you go, the harder it would have been and less.
00:41:41
We've raised all their technology they used to build it.
00:41:44
Right.
00:41:45
It's I think it's a different kind of technology.
00:41:47
I think we're not thinking the same way that they thought.
00:41:51
I think the paradigm is so different
00:41:53
that we're not going to get it for a little while.
00:41:56
We're not there yet, or they had more patience and a lot more generations.
00:42:01
We would have more time to get my kids longer.
00:42:03
I don't like the Giants explanation.
00:42:06
The Stones are too big to for us to carry.
00:42:09
But there were Giants, you know, three or four times our size.
00:42:11
These stones aren't three or four times to 400 times exactly.
00:42:16
Giants not going to help you
00:42:18
more than like two people.
00:42:19
But I don't think
00:42:21
we'll ever have anything like this that takes generations to build anymore.
00:42:24
I asked my kids to work on something.
00:42:26
Takes years, right?
00:42:27
Like sculpting or something they can work on a little bit at a time.
00:42:29
And Bill, nobody's interested in that anymore.
00:42:31
No, they want it now.
00:42:33
And who built something that lasts thousands of years?
00:42:36
Who lived thousands of years to enjoy it?
00:42:38
Why would you do that? That's a waste of. And what's effort?
00:42:41
What's the capitalistic benefit of building something that lasts forever?
00:42:44
People that they want to buy it every year have break down.
00:42:47
That's too depressing. I don't wanna talk about that.
00:42:49
Oh, well, I wonder why those those stone temples were built so much.
00:42:54
It was built up and built up and built up.
00:42:56
There's like a hundred caves.
00:42:58
And every generation the priests had the head priests
00:43:02
or whatever, the head of their, their temple had to build a new temple.
00:43:06
I think it was more like a chieftain kind of a situation.
00:43:09
And he had to talk tribal.
00:43:10
And so they generated, oh, yeah, to carve their own temple out of rock.
00:43:17
And that ended up being this sprawling monstrosity.
00:43:22
My same explanation for the pyramids.
00:43:24
Somebody just trying to outdo, if I know word word didn't travel at all,
00:43:29
let alone travel fast, probably back then if you on one side, there were sections
00:43:32
that thought there was the entire the world and they had
00:43:34
they were totally cut off from one another.
00:43:36
Yeah, but I'm sure news got around when somebody traveled and saw this
00:43:39
giant megalith and they came back and talked about it in the media.
00:43:43
They're like, What?
00:43:44
Yeah,
00:43:44
that land has a bigger megalith than us, so that they're going to they lose people.
00:43:48
They, you know, people at all costs.
00:43:51
They would want to build a bigger one, right?
00:43:52
That particular tribal king Yeah.
00:43:54
Would this be a bad time to mention the Piri Reis map?
00:43:57
There's never a bad time to mention anything on a podcast.
00:43:59
All right.
00:44:00
Well, the Piri Reis map pre-dates our finding of Antarctica.
00:44:04
And also, by the way, includes a shoreline of Antarctica.
00:44:10
It was just one of the although I know nothing about this,
00:44:12
so you might want to give it some background.
00:44:14
Oh, so he copied Christopher Columbus.
00:44:16
This thing states so on the parchment ripped it into four pieces
00:44:20
and we got this quarter.
00:44:22
Well, I'm assuming.
00:44:22
And the bottom line is an accurate depiction of Antarctica
00:44:28
after the South America, which is also accurate,
00:44:30
it gets more accurate towards the shorelines because he was a sailor
00:44:34
and he was using Christopher Columbus as crap.
00:44:37
But this was years before they came up with the time piece, accurate
00:44:40
enough to measure
00:44:42
longitude
00:44:44
and latitude by triangulating stars sextant.
00:44:47
Think of when it was when was invented.
00:44:50
The sextant much later.
00:44:53
It's several years.
00:44:55
You don't know? No.
00:44:56
Oh, of course you can't see.
00:44:58
You criticize the world for not. You know. I don't know.
00:45:00
But you could. I can't.
00:45:01
I can't.
00:45:02
This several years is an undershot.
00:45:04
400 years.
00:45:05
I could, but my mother would beat me.
00:45:07
I'll have you. Good guess.
00:45:08
400 years.
00:45:09
Exactly to the day.
00:45:12
That seems pretty educated.
00:45:14
Guess it's a random.
00:45:18
I need to refresh my drink.
00:45:20
Can we take a break? I do need to refresh my drink.
00:45:22
No, there's no breaks on a podcast.
00:45:23
We just had to put something else up.
00:45:25
All right, So
00:45:29
I could talk for a minute,
00:45:32
but I have nothing to say.
00:45:34
I can put on a browser and
00:45:35
then just put on a video.
00:45:39
I can't hear the kids about other people here.
00:45:43
Yeah,
00:45:44
it's nice that my
00:45:46
kids are grown. By the way.
00:45:48
Yeah. As I was telling them.
00:45:50
But that doesn't make them kids.
00:45:52
Not kids.
00:45:57
That wasn't at all
00:45:58
what I was playing on or anything like mikes are still hot.
00:46:02
Okay. Oh,
00:46:04
since I'm criticized, since I'm criticizing it,
00:46:07
I didn't like it one bit.
00:46:12
I do suggest we do something else.
00:46:14
I would recommend disc golf.
00:46:16
One of the scariest
00:46:19
passages giant stone walls,
00:46:22
sacrificial pits, and unexplained till now,
00:46:25
stone spheres protruding from the rocks available.
00:46:28
Learn more.
00:46:29
I didn't talk about nubs.
00:46:30
You can see little nubs everywhere.
00:46:32
What's enough?
00:46:33
There's a little bump sticking out of a megalithic structure.
00:46:36
And there's the ones in India. Have them.
00:46:38
The ones in Egypt have them.
00:46:39
The ones in South America have them nubs.
00:46:44
But the ones in Japan have them.
00:46:46
That always blows my mind.
00:46:48
And it's like this faraway island
00:47:02
in my lifetime
00:47:04
that is a stomper.
00:47:06
The megalithic complex turn, and even near the village of Blotto,
00:47:09
is quite mysterious, and information about it is scarce.
00:47:13
Even its location on the map is rather approximate.
00:47:16
A pin in the woods,
00:47:19
no directions or travel logs from other enthusiasts.
00:47:22
Switching to satellite imagery doesn't help much.
00:47:26
We decide to approach the place
00:47:27
from the Northwest because it looks close to the road.
00:47:31
After parking the car at a turnoff, we start to make our way
00:47:34
through the bushes in search of our destination.
00:47:37
The whole forest is infested with lichens
00:47:39
which densely cover the branches of bushes and trees.
00:47:43
Even just for this view, it is worth sweating on the hill.
00:47:47
The forest looks enchanted.
00:47:50
There are some traces of paths,
00:47:52
but they sometimes disappear, sometimes branch.
00:47:54
And generally we follow our intuition most of the time.
00:47:58
At one point, however, we are convinced that this is the wrong approach
00:48:02
and we decide to go to the neighboring village of Blotto and try from there
00:48:06
to ask someone local for directions or even look for a sign.
00:48:26
The village streets are empty, so we catch one of the dirt roads,
00:48:30
which can be seen in satellite images and leads more or less
00:48:33
in the direction of the lone pin in the woods.
00:48:36
This turned out to be a good strategy, and we even managed to take drone shots
00:48:40
of our movement. On Dusty Rhodes,
00:48:42
we reach a section where even the dirt road ends,
00:48:45
and from here we can only continue on foot.
00:48:47
The rocks we are looking for are already visible in the distance.
00:48:51
So we are confidently heading there.
00:48:53
There is a steep descent through a deciduous forest
00:48:56
crossing the gorge of a small river, and after a short climb
00:48:59
we are at the first rock we saw in the distance.
00:49:02
The first thing a person noticed is the head and eye of the rock idol.
00:49:06
The whole rock is covered with carvings of round niches
00:49:09
as well as those with hemispheres carved in stone,
00:49:12
which are probably a manifestation of the cult of the sun,
00:49:15
But do not look much like the more common in different parts of the country.
00:49:18
Solar circles, which are rather concave, not convex like these.
00:49:24
A quick glance with the drone from above reveals
00:49:26
that the eye seen from below is actually an opening for the outflow of ritual.
00:49:29
Fluids poured into the sacrifice shell pit at the top of the rock.
00:49:33
The other rocks around have many such pits on their tops,
00:49:36
but it is not clear whether they were made by humans or by nature.
00:49:40
Close by is another rock block which combines three tunnels on different
00:49:44
levels.
00:49:45
Two of them are made by placing a horizontal stone
00:49:48
block between two nearby rocks, and the third is
00:49:51
by touching two of the huge vertical stone pieces.
00:49:54
Ritual pits can also be seen here in such formations.
00:49:59
I am always impressed by how thin are the supports of the stone blocks.
00:50:03
Probably wind and water have done their job,
00:50:05
but I assume that people might have also carved them.
00:50:08
Additionally,
00:50:09
like other megalithic complexes in Bulgaria, this
00:50:41
like other
00:50:42
megalithic complexes in Bulgaria, this one is located
00:50:45
on a site with a good view of the surrounding terrain.
00:50:48
An interesting
00:50:49
carving in the form of a gutter can be seen on one of the stone blocks,
00:50:53
as well as a circular ritual pit right next to it.
00:50:56
Here is the third tunnel.
00:50:58
I turned the camera over for you to see how narrow it is,
00:51:01
and actually one has to crawl on one's knees to cross.
00:51:04
I emphasize again how thin are the foundations
00:51:07
of all the massive blocks that make up this stone ensemble?
00:51:10
You can see here the contact with the underlying rock
00:51:13
is literally at several tiny points.
00:51:20
The lowest tunnel is practically the highest.
00:51:22
It can be passed easily by an upright person.
00:51:31
And here the stone block balances
00:51:32
on several small forums.
00:51:48
The next rock complex is a very interesting high structure
00:51:51
composed of mostly large and small blocks that look like led by human hands
00:51:55
on top of each other, but also can be a product of natural forces.
00:52:00
You can see how smooth some of them are
00:52:02
and how they are arranged.
00:52:10
I purposely insert the camera into these vertical cracks to show you
00:52:14
that this is not a monolithic rock, but seems more like some kind
00:52:17
of construction.
00:52:39
For example,
00:52:40
this rock, the lowest in the structure, is separated from the rock block above it.
00:52:45
I do not rule out the possibility that the space between the two was opened
00:52:48
by the work of freestyle processes, wind and sand.
00:52:52
But it looks so precise that one wonders
00:52:55
if copyright
00:53:00
check a full frame nomad for the film.
00:53:02
And here the rocks are perforated by my favorite process
00:53:05
of the so-called cavernous weathering or honeycomb weathering,
00:53:08
which is very typical of rocks in the Red rock region of Utah.
00:53:12
Here are some photos from the
00:53:13
Valley of Fire and more materials on the topic can be found on the site.
00:53:17
There is a link in the description to the video that was also made by
00:53:36
Reich
00:53:39
right?
00:53:41
It's a good background noise.
00:53:43
In the immediate vicinity there are several rock slabs
00:53:46
leaning against each other, like books lying on a shelf.
00:53:50
And here is the rock group from a bird's eye view.
00:53:52
All right.
00:53:53
It is clear that the highest stones are not part of monolithic rock,
00:53:57
but look as if they are placed on top of the other rocks
00:53:59
with at least two circular pits clearly visible on the top slab.
00:54:04
I hope they have our best intentions in mind because there's not a whole lot.
00:54:11
I also okay,
00:54:13
the Illuminati was exposed and we found out
00:54:16
that the French Revolution was planned in whatever
00:54:19
15 years or whatever it was, and and it still happened.
00:54:24
They got exposed and they still won out.
00:54:27
So we knew they were the Illuminati.
00:54:30
They called themselves the Illuminati.
00:54:31
They were exposed, fully exposed, and they carried on as such.
00:54:36
I think they were thrown under the bus by the real group.
00:54:38
Oh, right, right.
00:54:39
O changes names all the time was Bilderberg
00:54:41
who, you know, committee and collateral commission or something.
00:54:45
The actual word that they're called.
00:54:47
We're not allowed to utter and speak ever right?
00:54:49
Yeah. Stars of the day.
00:54:51
But I won't say it. Wow,
00:54:54
It's true.
00:54:55
Okay, you can call them what you want, but this they all have
00:54:58
the same similar background anyway.
00:55:01
Interesting. All right.
00:55:05
Well,
00:55:07
they said that they were going to release something,
00:55:10
some disease, cold like symptoms and COVID with exactly as planned.
00:55:16
Wait, we got to talk about that a little bit.
00:55:18
Okay. So I started here and there's this
00:55:22
bacteria outbreak that was in drywall.
00:55:25
Yeah.
00:55:26
Did you hear anything about that?
00:55:27
No, That's all I heard so far.
00:55:29
I want to look at.
00:55:30
We could do we could do a whole lot of good outbreak.
00:55:34
Somebody somebody is insinuating that the entire COVID thing
00:55:37
was a cover up of this drywall bacteria in medical supplies
00:55:41
that has the same symptoms. We crap.
00:55:44
You can look where they closed hospitals and tore that shit out.
00:55:48
But I think it was a way to avoid litigation for
00:55:51
I mean, they would have to pay like the asbestos people.
00:55:53
They'd be paying and paying and paying.
00:55:55
But I think that they learned that they'll do anything to not do that.
00:55:57
Again, there's a conspiracy theory that says We've never been to the moon,
00:56:01
and there's a conspiracy theory that says the moon is fully occupied
00:56:04
hollow in the center and has a full living civilization going on right now.
00:56:08
Remember, the moon is not the earth.
00:56:10
That was always my explanation.
00:56:12
I think the
00:56:13
explanation of the 23 degree axis tilt is a part of the earth was broken off
00:56:18
in the impact and the moon is that part
00:56:22
because it is mostly the same
00:56:26
primary makeup like as the crust of the earth.
00:56:29
So it makes sense that they were at 1.11 part.
00:56:34
I think they came from the same. Yeah.
00:56:37
If I mean, call it the Big bang, call it whatever event happened,
00:56:40
I'm sure the moon and the earth came from the same main material, don't you?
00:56:44
Yes, clearly they would share.
00:56:46
Yeah. Yeah.
00:56:47
Do you think there's people in the moon or in the earth, Like inside.
00:56:51
Oh, oh, oh.
00:56:52
Garth is the hollow Earth theory,
00:56:56
and it's the people from Lemuria.
00:56:59
Atlantis are other names for Eldorado.
00:57:06
That's the lost city of
00:57:07
gold, of course, Shangri-La.
00:57:11
And of course, the Nordics called it Valhalla.
00:57:16
I thought that was heaven.
00:57:19
And some people call it hell.
00:57:22
Okay,
00:57:24
Hades.
00:57:27
There was a story.
00:57:28
A whistleblower took the wrong elevator in the Denver airport, went down for
00:57:33
what seemed like a really long time looking for bathroom.
00:57:36
Found the the triangle that is the international symbol for
00:57:39
this is the restroom.
00:57:40
I walked in and the bottom of the urinal came was above his head.
00:57:45
And he said, I better get out of here before whoever uses
00:57:48
this facility gets here.
00:57:50
So there are giants living in a Garth already.
00:57:53
Now, huh?
00:57:56
Under Denver Airport.
00:57:58
Under the Denver airport.
00:58:02
I knew I'd go foil hat eventually.
00:58:05
How long We've had foil hat?
00:58:06
Fridays. That's what it should be called. Foil hat.
00:58:08
Fridays. What?
00:58:10
Oh, no, I mean, I didn't do.
00:58:12
Well, that's just my air conditioning.
00:58:14
Oh, that's fantastic. That's good sound.
00:58:16
They don't even hear. No, we're good at this.
00:58:20
Well, it feels better already.
00:58:22
Shit. So it's worth it.
00:58:24
I'm trying to get my asteroids machine started.
00:58:25
It's on you right now. Yeah. Hit it.
00:58:28
Trying to get it to roll. I got to get it.
00:58:30
It's not sharing it.
00:58:30
Screen, so I wasn't prepared.
00:58:34
That's right.
00:58:34
So did you.
00:58:35
What did you want to wrap up your rant
00:58:37
before we discuss or you want to just discuss
00:58:40
my last words were Mars and I said,
00:58:43
Are there megaliths on Mars? Yep.
00:58:45
And if you want proof it exists, it's there.
00:58:50
Oh, no.
00:58:51
There's other interesting things.
00:58:52
Why were the noses knocked off?
00:58:54
We don't even know if there was an inner and outer right the shadows like that.
00:58:59
Oh, yeah.
00:59:00
This might be mega. Sometimes they look like
00:59:04
crazy.
00:59:04
Optical illusions. There's. They do the face.
00:59:07
The famous face on Mars, isn't it?
00:59:09
Isn't a mound that that's actually explained
00:59:12
in the Kings list, the Three Kings list next week.
00:59:15
So that was Marduk doing Marduk was the son of Inky.
00:59:19
And have you seen the high definition footage we have now?
00:59:22
Oh, no, it's just a bunch of bumps.
00:59:26
It's just bumps.
00:59:27
Oh no.
00:59:27
The shadows were just right to make it looked like it's
00:59:29
just right at that horrible 240 resolution from 1980.
00:59:33
Right? It was right on.
00:59:35
But they did say they made an image of someone's head in a big mound.
00:59:39
There it is on
00:59:41
Mars.
00:59:44
So what do you play?
00:59:45
Oh, that's right. It's for real asteroids.
00:59:48
Yeah.
00:59:48
So two player asteroids.
00:59:50
Yeah, but not at the same time.
00:59:51
That's right. I'll beat your score.
00:59:53
No, you won't. Yeah, well,
01:00:00
I hope it shows that screen of
01:00:04
good.
01:00:05
This is fantastic.
01:00:06
Well, it's going to be weird too.
01:00:08
That's all right.
01:00:13
Give it a second.
01:00:14
Oh, you.
01:00:20
Here.
01:00:21
You're your credit machine, so we can get two players in there.
01:00:25
Oh. Oh, Both Two.
01:00:28
Excellent.
01:00:31
I don't think that's two player.
01:00:33
All right, you, Bill.
01:00:36
It's got to be two.
01:00:37
Player All right, so I'm going to start it again.
01:00:40
Do you see the button that says Credit the white button? Mm.
01:00:43
Oh, wait a minute. Bingo.
01:00:44
You like this?
01:00:47
Oh, yeah.
01:00:49
So if I had credit, it only be one player.
01:00:51
We have to hit the two player credit button.
01:00:52
I don't have one,
01:00:55
but I don't want to wait.
01:00:57
Is that what I keep doing? Ruining it?
01:00:58
No, no, it's just not working until it's on it.
01:01:01
Hit it now. Okay.
01:01:03
Appreciate it again.
01:01:05
Now, hit start.
01:01:07
There we go.
01:01:08
So now it's on to player to give you a view.
01:01:12
Oh, your turn.
01:01:12
A chutes and the stick
01:01:18
or it doesn't
01:01:22
See, You know what?
01:01:23
I worked all this out but I've never actually had people over to play it right.
01:01:26
I have no right right.
01:01:27
Or at least all my friends are all grown up.
01:01:49
Let's try a different one when I have the control set up.
01:01:52
What else do you like?
01:01:53
Oh, I just got a new house and I like being there,
01:01:57
but I chose to be here instead of my new house.
01:01:59
How's that for dedication to a cause?
01:02:02
Your new house?
01:02:03
We don't want to disclose where it is
01:02:04
because we might have psychos, but your new house is in the sticks.
01:02:09
Farmland.
01:02:10
It's a paradise. All white people area.
01:02:13
It is.
01:02:14
It is. There's no bus stops. So.
01:02:17
And what are you doing with your property?
01:02:19
With the crime rate to match?
01:02:21
I'm a farmer now.
01:02:23
Is it a street fighter that you like?
01:02:25
I do like street fighter.
01:02:27
How do you do that?
01:02:31
I do.
01:02:32
Don't seem to dial into a match.
01:02:35
It surely doesn't work.
01:02:37
Right?
01:02:37
Right. I'm baby steps that third podcast.
01:02:41
I'll have the teams working.
01:02:42
I'm just looking for two microphones.
01:02:45
Anybody does a podcast it's watching this.
01:02:47
Let me know how you make the squash and the squash, make the microphone echo.
01:02:51
And then right across one another, we're pretty far apart, less than we were.
01:02:55
But I still see a little bit of black phones rock this episode.
01:02:58
All right.
01:03:01
Yeah.
01:03:01
Then the headphones on.
01:03:03
So we don't know.
01:03:04
No idea what it sounds like if you heard it at all.
01:03:06
Right, Street Fighter, Which one?
01:03:09
Two star.
01:03:11
Turbo Edition. Turbo Edition.
01:03:13
Yeah, well, you just say that, you know, I don't have that.
01:03:16
Okay, to say I do have it, but I don't know, Super Street Fighter two
01:03:21
Okay.
01:03:22
Yeah, this is rare.
01:03:23
Street Fighter.
01:03:24
Street Fighter
01:03:28
We fighter is not Street Fighter There are some that are so stupid.
01:03:32
There's so many characters.
01:03:34
I mean, I already know the controller is not going to work.
01:03:38
Yeah, me too.
01:03:38
I'm going to try it anyway.
01:03:39
Yeah. Oh, it's working fine.
01:03:42
I think I have to start.
01:03:44
You have to start?
01:03:49
Oh, yeah.
01:03:50
He's your controller working.
01:03:56
Oh, yeah.
01:04:03
The guy
01:04:04
who screams upside down
01:04:07
decides what
01:04:22
I'm from.
01:04:29
What?
01:04:33
Yeah.
01:04:33
One and
01:04:41
oh one here.
01:04:48
Oh, no.
01:05:10
I think
01:05:19
yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak,
01:05:21
yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak.
01:05:25
Oh, yes.
01:05:31
I think
01:05:41
it be
01:05:52
about megalith
01:05:58
versus is the biggest megalith does it.
01:06:01
That was a question
01:06:03
that has to be interacted with humans
01:06:06
just happened.
01:06:07
Yeah, my
01:06:11
Oh oh yeah.
01:06:15
That's
01:06:17
right. Wow.
01:06:26
You have to set it on the
01:06:43
Oh ring.
01:06:58
Yeah.
01:07:06
Nice.
01:07:17
I do want to look at
01:07:24
that.
01:07:25
Yeah.
01:07:28
We don't
01:07:29
we have no actual history of the Olmec.
01:07:36
We, we just there's the heads,
01:07:37
the Olmec heads, those that really look like us.
01:07:41
Well,
01:07:44
uh, they.
01:07:47
They don't look like us, right?
01:07:51
I know what they look like. Okay?
01:07:53
But I think they're the
01:07:54
ones that built the original architecture.
01:07:58
The Aztecs came along later. Well,
01:08:00
yeah, they're probably.
01:08:01
They probably look more like the architects than not the architects.
01:08:05
Yeah.
01:08:06
I mean, I don't think they're fictional.
01:08:09
They're either guy. They're deities or.
01:08:12
Or self-portraits. Right? Or.
01:08:13
I mean, I guess there could be other thing.
01:08:15
They could be mythical or fictional Olmec.
01:08:19
So the whole mixture of people, people
01:08:23
and they have some megaliths, they're noteworthy.
01:08:26
Yeah.
01:08:27
All the tomb of Hongkou and, uh, are credited to these guys.
01:08:31
No credit to the Incas, which is wrong.
01:08:35
You think it's these guys? And. Yeah, that's.
01:08:37
I mean, there's an actual people to point out.
01:08:40
Well, there you go.
01:08:41
See, because it's so long ago, they have no written accounts, right?
01:08:43
No written accounts. So the only thing left is,
01:08:47
well we
01:08:56
megalith.
01:08:57
Oh, jeez.
01:08:58
Wow. That was a wait for it
01:09:02
amazed me.
01:09:03
Oh, yeah, this is. Yeah.
01:09:05
So there's they're claiming that they're Olmec deities.
01:09:10
Okay.
01:09:10
Of course they're androgynous now.
01:09:12
Oh, sure. They're.
01:09:13
I think that was added recently.
01:09:16
Or do they or do they actually have
01:09:18
both male and female characteristics?
01:09:21
No, that looks like a little bit of neither.
01:09:23
Well, there's this Barbie doll, right?
01:09:25
I mean, Ken.
01:09:25
Well, to be honest,
01:09:27
I don't want to zoom in on that, but it looks like it was there at one point.
01:09:30
So some.
01:09:30
Oh, okay.
01:09:31
So in the future noses of the Sphinx and stuff, I get the penises.
01:09:35
I don't get knocking off the nose.
01:09:37
Why Would they get it?
01:09:39
Looks like someone worked pretty hard on it.
01:09:41
It doesn't look like just damage.
01:09:43
They're probably looking to make it look like weather damage.
01:09:46
But since all the noses are knocked off of a certain part of the world,
01:09:50
someone ordered that done at a high cost
01:09:54
and so it must have been worth it.
01:09:56
So this is only eight.
01:09:58
And I don't think somebody wanted to take credit.
01:10:00
They didn't have a nose to look like that.
01:10:01
So it knocked off the part of the nose, didn't look like their nose.
01:10:04
And now, hey, it looks like us again,
01:10:08
but we have noses.
01:10:09
And do you have. No, you lost me.
01:10:11
But they want to knock off the nose, make it look like them.
01:10:13
What?
01:10:14
What if those noses didn't have just a little button groan?
01:10:18
What if it was they were all pointy or all square?
01:10:22
Like a group that has big giant noses or a double chin, a double nose
01:10:26
or something different, or upturned snout or something that didn't
01:10:31
fit very specifically, didn't look like the people that wanted to claim them.
01:10:36
Is there a lot of noses knocked off?
01:10:39
I mean, I understand the arms getting knocked off of some sculptures, penises.
01:10:43
Those are the fragile parts.
01:10:44
And they had wars.
01:10:47
Well, I think one of the cataclysms was a war
01:10:49
hack or or mean people.
01:10:52
Yeah, yeah, that's I mentioned that earlier.
01:10:54
Any, any destructive point where everything just got wrecked, right?
01:10:59
Yeah.
01:11:00
And except for Big Giant.
01:11:02
Why are they allowed to scare the living daylights out of us with the Cold War
01:11:06
nuclear holocaust at any given minute?
01:11:08
If they're afraid to tell us that a solar flare
01:11:11
could take us out at any minute,
01:11:16
I don't think they want to tell us anything.
01:11:17
Could take us out any minute. People may panic, right?
01:11:20
That's what we're being told.
01:11:21
The reason
01:11:22
they're there because we're secrets, right We're a bunch of cavemen and a ranch
01:11:27
burning through the darkness, trying not to kill each other.
01:11:30
Right.
01:11:30
I know. So they don't want to encourage any of that.
01:11:33
And we've been crawling around trying to figure out what we're here.
01:11:35
Well, we we eke out an existence, and then if we have any spare time,
01:11:40
we think about what it is
01:11:41
that we're doing with ponder things like megalithic sites, right?
01:11:45
Yeah.
01:11:46
And we've got the clues right in front of us.
01:11:48
And I'm actually ticked off that I'm not smart enough to put it all together.
01:11:52
There's something here.
01:11:53
I think you it's just too boring.
01:11:55
So you're not accepting the boring answer.
01:11:57
So you keep searching for what you hope is more.
01:12:00
Their passive outcomes are easier.
01:12:01
There has to be more.
01:12:03
There has to be more, right? No.
01:12:05
Oh, well, but you know.
01:12:09
You know the way that the old way they used
01:12:12
to depict an atom in a in a school science book.
01:12:16
Looks like a galaxy, looks like a solar system.
01:12:18
Looks like, you know, like as above.
01:12:21
So and then we took it right out.
01:12:23
You took the words right out of my mouth.
01:12:25
Well, I think a So you mean like, like names and
01:12:28
looks like the society looks like a civilization.
01:12:33
Like we're at the right.
01:12:35
I'll take size proportion to see both sides.
01:12:39
I'll take.
01:12:40
It's all relative for 500, please We can we can see a couple orders
01:12:44
of magnitude in each direction, but not beyond.
01:12:47
But I think that a lot of it is preconceived too.
01:12:52
Like you say that that like this, these pictures we put on the pictures.
01:12:55
Yeah. Those those they look like the solar system.
01:12:57
Well, the same way, but but, but it's the same.
01:13:01
The galaxy looks that doesn't it.
01:13:03
Yeah.
01:13:03
But that's because they don't really look like this.
01:13:06
The orbits are trying to look like the Jupiter.
01:13:08
Looks kind of like that.
01:13:10
Oh I know that this is a depiction based on somebody's notion.
01:13:14
Which is based on that. Yeah.
01:13:17
Based on the start. Like these, right? Yeah.
01:13:20
The orbits aren't really there, but because we put that same line on a planet
01:13:24
as we do as well, we just have a hammer.
01:13:26
You treat every problem like a needle.
01:13:28
I don't think that veins look like rivers, but I mean, they're both lines.
01:13:32
Oh, and they kind of scatter out.
01:13:34
But there is an as above, so below because the veins. Right.
01:13:37
Right. Yeah. That's an as so below.
01:13:39
I think you've, you've been around for a million years.
01:13:41
You can connect it on earth as it is in heaven.
01:13:43
No, no.
01:13:44
Daily bread.
01:13:45
I don't think it means the same. No,
01:13:49
I think it can be applied to mine.
01:13:51
I think it's a higher dimensionality thing.
01:13:53
I think application and intent determines meaning.
01:13:58
I think I want to drain all my head in my living room.
01:14:01
Yeah. I don't give this as much credit.
01:14:03
This is just an awesome sculpture. It really is.
01:14:06
You know, they've got some of their megalithic
01:14:09
designs are James Clapper.
01:14:12
They're perfect. This is classified as a megalith.
01:14:14
No. Is it just related?
01:14:15
This does the sculpture, but it's where was the rock sculpture?
01:14:19
Where was the island? Easter Island.
01:14:22
Yeah. Yeah.
01:14:23
I don't know. Do they claim that? Some of them don't.
01:14:26
We thought they were all heads, but they all have bodies.
01:14:28
They were just buried up to the next.
01:14:30
Well they probably weren't. The sand came, right?
01:14:32
Correct. Correct. That's the earth change.
01:14:34
That's what I think we mentioned about the pyramids.
01:14:36
And the same with these megalithic things. Yeah.
01:14:38
So you think everything would change if it was
01:14:40
if there was because the earth was covered with water?
01:14:42
Well, they did change the story.
01:14:44
I go back to AP, they said it was backfilled like intentionally.
01:14:48
And now they're saying, well, maybe it was just the wind.
01:14:51
I'm okay with that, as long as they say maybe there shouldn't be.
01:14:54
It is way more interesting if someone buried it.
01:14:57
Like we don't want someone finding out about this
01:14:59
until they're ready for it and we're obviously not ready for it.
01:15:02
Can't figure it out.
01:15:04
Yeah, I see.
01:15:04
I don't think anybody so much evidence. I don't think anybody's
01:15:06
withholding information because we're not ready for it.
01:15:08
We're just not ready.
01:15:09
I just think we just don't I think we're not ready for it.
01:15:12
And someone is withholding the information.
01:15:13
No human being can withhold that information in my naive world.
01:15:19
Yeah, there's no way.
01:15:20
And there's so many people that would have to know.
01:15:22
Not just one single solitary person that's got it.
01:15:24
Like my lips are sealed.
01:15:27
You know, it has to be organizational corruption in hiding.
01:15:30
Yeah, which exists.
01:15:32
But I don't think for something that great, there's no way they could keep it.
01:15:36
No way.
01:15:39
I'm saying what a pain in the
01:15:40
neck to take these little sculptures out to the edge of the shore.
01:15:44
And what are they doing? Protecting the island.
01:15:46
Yeah. Yeah, They're not there. Yeah, exactly. And.
01:15:48
And when you.
01:15:49
When people are stupid
01:15:50
and they're out there canoeing and stuff, and they were like,
01:15:52
let's go see this island, they would be like, oh my. Yeah,
01:15:54
we can't go. Oh my. Whatever we worship, we shouldn't, we shouldn't go there.
01:15:57
Yeah, I think that's what they were.
01:15:59
It worked to start with.
01:16:00
It worked.
01:16:01
I don't know if it worked, but I that was their thinking.
01:16:04
This is not an illusionary process that apparently made starting occur.
01:16:10
If you don't know what's starting is, is when a gazelle or a deer
01:16:13
is running from a predator, like a wolf or a coyote or a tiger, it'll jump
01:16:19
straight up in the air an amazing distance like a high jumper before running off.
01:16:25
And it's it it help their chances of escaping.
01:16:30
But because it's a show off move, there's a waste that is impressive.
01:16:34
Freaks the shit out of the predator knows better than to to threaten
01:16:39
to go after something with that much clout.
01:16:42
I'm going to use that next time I'm attacked. I would be like starting.
01:16:46
Yeah.
01:16:47
Just confused.
01:16:48
Yeah.
01:16:49
It's like you've got extra time to do something ridiculous.
01:16:53
I'm not messing with you. You're crazy.
01:16:56
I always go for just punching them.
01:16:57
So it actually, it's the.
01:17:00
The predator doesn't know what to make of spotting the prey,
01:17:03
doesn't know what it's doing, and it still works.
01:17:06
And it's that it works, that it still happens.
01:17:11
Evolution.
01:17:12
These aren't the ones that look.
01:17:13
So I like the way to finally there's there's
01:17:16
other ones at the same shape, same face or handsome.
01:17:20
Oh no there there there specific people.
01:17:25
The third one looks like me
01:17:28
a foray.
01:17:29
Well, I'm sure they were the hats.
01:17:32
Look at the red hats.
01:17:34
The ones with the red hats are cool.
01:17:36
Like they're a different color than the rest of the stones in this line.
01:17:39
Or a different. No, no, there's. There's not a single.
01:17:41
And there are other ones.
01:17:42
Are they all around the island?
01:17:44
Oh, it's hundreds.
01:17:45
I can't see. Oh, there you go. 780.
01:17:49
Now this website still goes.
01:17:50
I think every date they give us is sort of and I don't know why they would do that
01:17:56
why would you bother lying about the age of something?
01:17:59
I don't care Maybe they don't want to think the world is as old as it is,
01:18:04
but I think we know that
01:18:08
I like if.
01:18:09
But why?
01:18:10
Obviously, to call it wishy washy or flip flopping.
01:18:13
But if I'm okay with a group,
01:18:15
whoever studies these, if they say it's one thing and then they say, well,
01:18:17
we didn't know, I mean, maybe it was this and I'm okay if they switch.
01:18:20
Oh, yeah, that's why I mentioned Clovis points.
01:18:24
We call this the points were discovered.
01:18:25
They had pushed back the date, the history books.
01:18:29
Oh, there's a hat with. Yeah, Red.
01:18:34
Is it a different kind of rock?
01:18:36
But Clovis people were modern humans, All kinds of hats.
01:18:41
No, there's that one kind of hat.
01:18:43
Well, there's two kinds of hair.
01:18:45
So they knocked off, but they're all the same kind of hat.
01:18:48
Right?
01:18:50
It's got a little thing.
01:18:52
See, this looks definitely molded.
01:18:55
Or she was molded or sheared.
01:18:58
It looks cut or poured.
01:19:00
I think it's a different kind of rock.
01:19:01
It's easier to work with.
01:19:05
So crazy as a lot of these are granite or granite or basalt,
01:19:08
and those are hard rocks, some of the sandstone.
01:19:13
So they have proved have proof.
01:19:14
There's no way that's poured, right,
01:19:18
because that would explain a lot of the size for all of them.
01:19:20
If you could put something in place like when you look at explanation,
01:19:24
you know, port, we import concrete, you make wood mockup.
01:19:26
Yeah, of course,
01:19:28
you could do the same thing with any type of material, anything.
01:19:31
Yeah, because that sure looks like they poured it and took it right off the top.
01:19:36
Right.
01:19:36
Like when you're making sandcastles and
01:19:38
you still have the problem of moving it, but you could put it right,
01:19:40
you could put it right in place in little pieces and then fuze it together.
01:19:44
Yeah. What if they had super heat?
01:19:47
Oh, some things looked like they were super heated.
01:19:50
Rocky Mount, Right.
01:19:50
Well, there's also green glass around suggesting were either hit
01:19:54
by something really hot or nuclear war besides nuclear blast.
01:19:58
Do we have anything that can melt right now? Rough?
01:20:00
Oh, no, no, we don't like if you forge stuff, right, we can
01:20:05
make more.
01:20:06
Yeah, it can be melted, but it just burns and just kind of,
01:20:09
you know, I haven't tried it, but I assume we would just crumble away.
01:20:12
We should have some experiments.
01:20:14
Yeah. Come on, try Forge.
01:20:15
We'll do the podcast next month.
01:20:18
Yeah, I want to get a backpack.
01:20:19
Florence special.
01:20:20
Get a backpack with a computer in it. A couple of stems out of it.
01:20:23
That's a great idea. Oh, my God. A remote sight.
01:20:25
That sounds like a great idea.
01:20:27
They thought we were picking up chicks a lot now. Yes.
01:20:31
Holy cow.
01:20:32
Basement podcast is not where it's at.
01:20:33
It's URL podcast.
01:20:34
It's so comfy down here, though.
01:20:37
I like it. It is? Yeah.
01:20:39
I've been digging there.
01:20:40
I keep forgetting about the far left camera.
01:20:44
It hasn't been on.
01:20:45
Oh, okay, I'm going to put it on.
01:20:46
I have a rotate cycle studio scenes now.
01:20:50
It's just going to randomly bounce around and I don't have to click it.
01:20:52
Oh, okay, good.
01:20:54
No, I'm not particularly dissatisfied with my rant today.
01:20:57
I just didn't go.
01:20:58
Didn't go as strong as I wanted.
01:21:00
I still go on it.
01:21:01
If You feel like there's anything you can do.
01:21:03
You just rant again, right?
01:21:05
It's look, I think you got your point across.
01:21:07
You don't. It's not aliens. You think it was us, right?
01:21:10
But the false narrative, I.
01:21:12
I'm more interested in why we're being told lies.
01:21:16
But that's, that's, that's ever I mean,
01:21:19
everyone knows why when you suggest that do people call you
01:21:22
a conspiracy theorist Because it's obvious why they call it damage control. Or
01:21:28
like right now there's certain things I don't want to say about certain people
01:21:30
because, you know, so obviously that's the same people.
01:21:36
So I don't know why, but if they're that motivated
01:21:39
to make conspiracy theories sound crazy, they must be barking up the right tree.
01:21:43
Right?
01:21:44
I don't think there's any pretty forces fighting with
01:21:47
monolithic megalithic structures, though.
01:21:50
It's not like all all the sites in India are close to the public.
01:21:54
I just don't think they're going anywhere.
01:21:56
I don't think there's anything.
01:21:59
The only question is how they could have built them.
01:22:02
Yeah, we can we can build them now. We can.
01:22:04
Yeah, I absolutely 100%.
01:22:07
So it's egotistical to think that they didn't have some type of technology.
01:22:11
I always go back to water.
01:22:12
Oh, they say it's racist for me to say that the
01:22:15
dynastic Egyptians couldn't do it.
01:22:18
Who's they?
01:22:20
The the mainstream, the apologists.
01:22:24
People were trying to get mainstream apologetics.
01:22:27
People that talk on the net, that's outreach.
01:22:30
Yeah, the people that talk on the news. Yeah.
01:22:31
We don't they lost their my opponent,
01:22:35
they lost their ability.
01:22:37
I don't know if I have any peers or opponents.
01:22:39
CNN decided I don't have a horse in this field
01:22:41
and try to to make it entertainment instead of news.
01:22:43
That's when they lost their credibility.
01:22:46
Yeah, well, see, everyone knows the news media's bought out.
01:22:49
Everyone knows the government is corrupt, everyone knows.
01:22:52
But that's my big business is in it for the money.
01:22:55
No one pushes back against big education.
01:22:59
I do.
01:23:00
I especially.
01:23:01
I have two kids that are starting college right now
01:23:03
and they're getting in debt a lot.
01:23:04
And I don't know if it has the same value
01:23:06
because the stuff they're pushing and peddling may not necessarily be.
01:23:10
Absolutely.
01:23:12
You think that too? Yeah. Yeah.
01:23:14
But I don't want to talk them out of it because what am I what kind of father man
01:23:17
going to be if I say, don't go to school, don't college.
01:23:19
All right. Yeah. Join the circus is not good advice.
01:23:22
So I'd rather they go to college, hopefully
01:23:25
get better ceiling higher ceiling in their career.
01:23:29
Yeah, And they get the payoff.
01:23:30
It's a payoff. It's a out.
01:23:32
A payoff.
01:23:33
So for me, honestly, if I had to advise someone how to become wealthy, I would say
01:23:39
start a podcast about foil hack
01:23:42
conspiracy crap in someone's basement
01:23:45
because I was able to retire after one episode.
01:23:48
But there's so many of those.
01:23:50
Are you sure are.
01:23:51
Well, I cry conspiracy right now.
01:23:53
You may be full of shit.
01:23:55
I'm bigger than Joe Rogan.
01:23:56
I would like to. Oh, I'm sorry.
01:23:57
I may have said that wrong.
01:23:58
I'm taller than Joe Rogan is. Yeah,
01:24:02
Yeah.
01:24:04
If we stood back to back, it's closed.
01:24:06
But I think I've got him.
01:24:09
I'm not even sure it's still streaming with the technology I have.
01:24:12
It was a little bit shaky.
01:24:13
That's all right. I'm done. I'm done. Really?
01:24:15
I got to go home to the wife.
01:24:16
No way, man.
01:24:17
I knew.
01:24:18
What time is it?
01:24:19
It's 930.
01:24:21
We started late. It's 845.
01:24:23
I know. It's past my bedtime. You got 45 minutes.
01:24:25
If you think it was 930 until here, it's fine. I don't.
01:24:27
I know the words of the week to chat video break random number news.
01:24:32
I to do that. Yeah. Yeah.
01:24:35
Sorry. We got to do it.
01:24:37
And I need my my wisdom rant and my word of the day,
01:24:40
which I have not come up with yet because I like to do that on the fly.
01:24:43
I just surprised myself with it.
01:24:49
I can read the random number news,
01:24:52
so let me put it on here to do Stop
01:25:00
two browser
01:25:02
random number 396
01:25:05
Bingo. 396.
01:25:08
That's asking me something good.
01:25:09
I know it was worked out so many times.
01:25:12
All right.
01:25:12
The news
01:25:18
will come on.
01:25:28
Okay, we got one all right.
01:25:30
From January, but it's still might be relevant.
01:25:33
U.S. Coast Guard detains 396
01:25:36
Haitian migrants crammed into a 50 foot boat near the Bahamas.
01:25:39
So we really need to secure our borders.
01:25:41
The U.S.
01:25:42
coast Guard detained a 50 foot boat crammed with nearly 400 migrants
01:25:45
near the Bahamas on Saturday.
01:25:46
It is standing room only in what Bahamas officials described as the largest human
01:25:50
smuggling incident in, the region 396.
01:25:55
Yeah, that's a lot in the 54 boat.
01:25:57
That's crazy. There it is. What we got on top,
01:26:04
hard edged
01:26:09
like that.
01:26:13
They're also
01:26:18
all three of
01:26:34
the fabulous
01:26:43
ships
01:26:47
I'm sure they were all dealt with.
01:26:48
Due process is due to them because they're all citizens, you know
01:26:54
okay my political editorial today is, well,
01:26:58
why do you have to choose between winning at sporting events and a low crime rate?
01:27:03
Say that again. I'm sorry.
01:27:04
Just in case we didn't hear that the first time.
01:27:06
No, you can't say that the first time.
01:27:08
Say it the first time.
01:27:09
If you if you play a bag, you're not going to like the implication.
01:27:14
Say it again.
01:27:14
I didn't I'm never going to say that again.
01:27:18
There are only two people that should not be issued driver's license.
01:27:21
There's two kinds of people are women
01:27:24
and minorities.
01:27:28
It's more of those kind of gotcha.
01:27:33
We don't want to do a dramatic reading.
01:27:36
So we would get
01:27:43
it's a quiet place to chat.
01:27:47
No. Can you read who's drunk?
01:27:56
I'm not drunk.
01:27:57
Where am I drunk?
01:27:58
I'm going to stay outside here with me.
01:28:01
And let's talk calmly, okay?
01:28:03
I don't want another dumb argument.
01:28:05
Fine. No dumb arguments. Deal.
01:28:08
Why do they call me a?
01:28:10
I don't even remember.
01:28:11
I do clearly, as de I do.
01:28:13
We call each other names all the time.
01:28:15
This is different.
01:28:16
This was extra, extra. This was seasoned.
01:28:19
You added some spice on top of what was served.
01:28:22
Like I said, I'm sure you I think back and tell me the truth.
01:28:26
Please, Please.
01:28:26
Someone in this family needs speak the G-d truth before
01:28:30
I melt away and die whenever anyone, whenever ever. So
01:28:37
whenever anyone ever tries tell you something openly and honestly,
01:28:39
you can't handle it because it's always with vengeance.
01:28:43
Whoever said truth was easy.
01:28:46
Why do you sucker punch me on the phone for summers ago?
01:28:50
Was it four summers ago?
01:28:52
Celine Dam.
01:28:55
You ever have my names?
01:28:58
A Vondra. Vondra is a very stupid name.
01:29:01
You weren't there for me when I needed you the most.
01:29:04
I got George, your line.
01:29:06
I was asking you what you were.
01:29:07
I don't remember when I needed you.
01:29:10
I needed you to have Vondra.
01:29:13
I mean.
01:29:13
Calandra That was my name is Celine.
01:29:16
I don't care.
01:29:17
All right, Our shoutouts this week go to.
01:29:22
I'm going to.
01:29:23
I'm going to. I'm going to take myself.
01:29:25
Okay? Before you thank me.
01:29:27
No, it's just drawing.
01:29:28
LEMON So the only three people who gave me feedback,
01:29:33
I'm sure you appreciate the meal.
01:29:35
I fed my talent today.
01:29:36
It was all I could get. I'm here.
01:29:38
We're not even talking about why we're having a podcast on Friday
01:29:40
instead of Monday. This is a feast. Feast?
01:29:44
Oh, no.
01:29:45
There's a holiday hiatus.
01:29:47
There is a rant of wisdom.
01:29:48
I'm going to say Wise, dumb. It's a little.
01:29:50
It's all my wise. Oh, it is wisdom.
01:29:53
All my friends also me just cover myself.
01:29:56
I spelled it wrong three times right.
01:29:58
People are stupid.
01:29:59
Overcorrect, overcorrect, perfect.
01:30:03
And you don't have a word to the day.
01:30:04
Overcorrect it just correct.
01:30:07
It slipped out. And that sounds right.
01:30:09
Overcorrect, isn't it?
01:30:10
Technically, two words.
01:30:12
No, look it up.
01:30:14
Okay.
01:30:15
And I guess flat is going to leave,
01:30:16
so we're not going to do the uncensored behind the wheel.
01:30:18
I'll talk on the couch as above. So below
01:30:28
taking my headphones.
01:30:32
You didn't even connect your headphones.
01:30:34
If you notice in the podcast,
01:30:35
we didn't have headphones on, but I got these because they're blue
01:30:39
and I like the four foot four.
01:30:41
This part might just be too short.
01:30:43
I have a 25 foot extension.
01:30:46
You know, podcast next week.
01:30:50
See the week after? Yep.
01:30:53
We'll be here a little bit.