197 - Flat Earth Theory & The True Dangers of Data Centers w/ Dr. Larry

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Ninja's Our Butterflies! We're gonna be talking about a lot of fun stuff today. We have a special guest, Mr. Dr. Larry is in the house. Go ahead, no you keep on. Oh, we're gonna today we're gonna be talking about data centers. Who's building? Why are they building? And why are they ruining the earth? And guess what? Is the earth flat? Well Larry sure thinks so, and we're about to discuss it and it's gonna really weird you out. He convinced me and we're revisiting the conversation about aliens, the watchers and all that weird stuff that's coming out in the news. You're gonna want to tap in. Alright, now you say, you say this podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday Cool. Watch this or listen. Brought to you and powered and powered by Sunday Cool. This podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday Cool. Hold on, that was a take. That was just a. No, that's it. That's it. That's what we're using. That was perfect. 140 calories. Not worth it. It's just like kind of the only coffee though that doesn't make me like Starbucks coffee that doesn't make me absolutely blow my pants off. Well, I was Larry has changed the way I think about hosting people and have like having them over for dinner because he made a roast the other night. And all he did was take this massive cutting board and just start slicing with it would be with a beautiful knife and then he just put it on the table. It's sprinkled salt and we've literally said classic. It felt so real and good. And then I had cheese and everything with it. It was just like, this is. That's what a real host does. Yeah, just like eat your food. And then so we can talk, there was like, I always worry about, you know, everything like it was awesome. It was perfect. Your wife is Italian? She is. And you are not? I'm from Florida. I'm from Sarasota, Florida. My wife's born in Italy and our kids are born in Italy except for the youngest one. No way. He was born in our cow pasture. That's epic. Yeah, in a camper. And then my. He was born in the camper. Yeah. Wow. It's crazy. Yeah. Was that on purpose? Yeah, it was on purpose. We had a midwife and everything. Yeah, because they got like, they got some land they had to live on the camper. She was talking about how hot it was during the summer just having kids in a camper. And it's like, that's, yeah, like, that's tough. Giving birth in a camper, being pregnant in a camper. Yeah, that's crazy mother. It's crazy. Man, good on you, Larry. My father's Italian and Hungarian. My mother's Filipino. Wow. And I learned your Filipino. And I used to work at Chick-fil-A. Dude. Wow. And you're in the music. Yeah. I'm a pianist. I should have sat him up the little Mady keyboard. He's good. He's good. Yeah, we played. I think I heard the little song you guys did last couple days ago. Yeah. So you know how talented we are. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't even remember what's dropped. I'm so thrown off by our scheduling and where everything is right now. But thank you for the compliment. Well, guys, Larry's here. Larry's here. Dr. Larry. Dr. Larry. He does have his doctorate. So everyone calls him Dr. Larry. Thanks for coming. Yeah. Thank you. Thanks for having me. Andy has talked about multiple stories from you. One of my favorites was the The Watchers Meteorite Crater Deary. Yes. So that was so fun. Yeah. For those of you listening to show that when we talked about this is the Larry I was talking about Larry. He's a teacher at my girls's co-op, homeschool co-op. And that's how we met. We met at a daddy, daughter dance. And then like within five minutes of the conversation, we're talking about like full on Genesis conspiracies. And I'm like, this is great. This is great stuff for the pod. So excited to have you. It's going to be great. We're going to get into it. I'm excited. And we want you to just let loose. Sure. And just give us all your coochiness because we love coochiness. Yeah. We went over the YouTube trigger words as well. So I was told that it doesn't really matter. It doesn't matter. Really? No way. That's true. That's what I'm saying. No way. There's got to be a way. Well, because he gave he's like, what about Tim Dylan? Yeah, that's honestly Tim Dylan says every trigger word about a thousand times in his episodes, but he's in the first five minutes. But if the trigger words don't like hurt our reach that I have to accept. I take it back. There are some trigger words. Like what? Like what? For example, no, so we're just not a good podcast. No, people are just like, you posted six a.m. You idiot. Speaking of that, you guys are probably aware of these past couple of weeks. We've been posting at 11. 15 Eastern standard time because we're trying to figure out this YouTube thing. So thanks for understanding, hopefully. And also go comment on this video right now because every week we're choosing someone that comments and we're seeing him a bunch of ninja swag, right Larry? Yes, hats, shirts. You never know what you're going to get. So comment below. I do this thing sometimes with guests where because I don't know you, I like, I tend to talk this way. So I'm trying to include you as much as possible. I shifted my chair his way a little bit because I do the same thing. I'm naturally a very awkward person. And I don't like talking to new people. I just like saying in my own little shell. Maybe that's okay. So I'm breaking out Larry. And I'm addressing you by Larry, which I learn from love on the spectrum. You say his name throughout. Yeah, because I feel like it's such a, what do you call it? It's intentional. By the end of this episode, you're going to be sitting next to Larry on this. We're sharing the same mind. All right, Larry. Yeah, this thing's got some wiggle room. All right. Cool. We could do it. We could do it. Speaking of Larry, Larry, do you want a song? Do I what? Do you want us to play you a song? Yeah. Would you like that? What's here? Do you have a genre in mind? How about like 20s kind of? What is that? What would they call that? At all my own. 20s. Like 1920s or 20s. Like late 20s, 1920s. Yeah, like COVID era. Yeah. Yeah. Is that a trigger word? Go ahead. Just get out of the way. All right. I'll come with some. Here we go. We're in Florida far from the cold. Feeling good is good is cool. Got my friends right here beside me. It's a perfect day. Don't you agree? But Lily isn't here. She's on. No time to cry. No time to yawn. Lights are on. We're ready to go. Cause it's time to start the show. I think that it's time to introduce our guest. Because he is the best. His name is Larry. Our special guest today. His name is Larry. We asked him. He said okay. His name is Larry. He was in prison for 15 years. We just guessed on those last two facts. No, no peace prize. You could go back out. Where did you get that? Got an Amazon. The slide whistle was not what I was expecting. I don't know. We got to do that after every dark conspiracy. Yeah. For every time Lily scared. It's okay. We're all right. We're on fire. Oh man. You like your song? I'm flattered, guys. I've never been serenaded by two guys on a podcast before. Well, I'm sorry for that. Is it Arm robbery? Arm robbery? The 15 years. Yeah, 15 years. No, no, no. No, go on. What happened? Yeah. Why are you a convict? He did not go to prison. No, he didn't, guys. But I'm pretty sure he did win the Nobel Peace Prize. You had school for engineering, right? It did. Yes. What kind of aerospace? Whoa. Just in Larry's gone missing. No. For some reason, though, I ended up taking a different path into music, but I mean, I always, it always, I was question where I'd be today. If I stayed down that path and studied in depth, you know, what they're studying today, probably missing exactly. Yeah, maybe it was a bullet dodged. Yeah, where music is math, it's all numbers. Right, right. Yeah, right. Speaking of math, I need to be quiet. All right. Why what's up? You know, Larry, I hate to put you in the hot seat. But you are literally in the hot seat. I don't know if you see that sticker behind you says hot seat. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Every week we do a question from a viewer and we don't like doing them. We really don't Larry. It's like Paul and teeth. It's like pulling, pulling teeth, pulling hair. Oh, we hate it. But we have to do it out of respect for our billions of viewers. Yep. And they just want us to ask these, these hard questions. And unfortunately, the person sitting in the hot seat is typically the person that has to answer it. It's the rules. We don't make the rules. We never have. We wish we did. We wish we did. So Larry, today's question is sent in by a viewer. - Are cover-ups okay? - Yes or no? - Oh yeah, it is a yes or no. You can't elaborate. Again, not, we don't make the rules. - We don't make the rules. - Are cover-ups okay, Larry? - No. (laughing) - Dude? - Larry? - I trusted you, man. I thought we were gonna come in here. We're gonna have fun. - Andy, this is your buddy. - I'm sorry, guys. I promise he doesn't meet at viewers. - I hope not. - I hope not, 'cause what he's really saying, what you're really saying, Larry, is like when someone comes and just panses someone, and you're saying it's not okay for them to cover that up, it's not okay for them to quickly hide their shame, - Yeah. - Hide their embarrassment and pull up them bridges. - They've been exposed. Larry's like, let them be embarrassed. - I think, I think it's a great law that we are legally obligated to cover up. And I think the government should enforce cover-up. - Yeah, absolutely. - To save the shame of many of men in women and women. - So, I don't know if you wanna rebuttal that, Larry. - I stand for it. - Okay. - He's doubling down. - Oh, dude. - All right, guys, so I guess you're here first. Man, men, women. I guess you're just gonna have to live in a world where you're just embarrassed. - I'm exposed. - Sad. - Whoa. - Show. (dramatic music) - Can I save you, Chuck? - I'm it. - Wonderful. (dramatic music) - I said, empty your mind. - You were. - Watch the Lord. - Fuckin' Chuck! - Chuck! (dramatic music) - Every dad has that drawer. - The one full of random chargers that somehow never fit. - Anymore. - Exactly. 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(clapping) (laughing) - Wow. - I'm Asian too. - Are you? - Yeah. - Russian. - True. - What got to do the blood test? - We have, I've been saying it for a year. - Let's do it for the 200. - I will, I have a blood test that I haven't done 'cause after I bought it, all the conspiracy stuff came out. - Well that's what I'm saying. Like I wanna do it. But then the government will have your DNA. - They already have it though. - That's true. - They already got it. - It's true. - They've got our DNA. - Yeah. - They've got our faces. - Yeah. - I mean, if I'm doing blood work, and I get my results on an app. - It's in the system. - 100%. - Right. - There's only one way to find out. Commit a crime where your blood is left at the scene where they have to run it. And if it comes back to you, they've got it in the system. If not, good news. You're still going to prison. - True. - But you'll know that your DNA was safe. - True. - Hey, you can win some. You can lose some. - So we're gonna blood being leading you to the scene of the crime. - Yes. - Do you see that post or our good old president posted with the alien and shackles? - No, no. - So that really got, that really happened. That really got posted. - That was really him that posted it. - I haven't seen it without any context behind it at all. Or did he just pop the image out there? - He just popped it up there. - Of course. - Do you start a text group with those? - Oh geez, my bad. That was the one thing it was still do right now. - It's crazy. And then of course we had LA Marzouli. Amazing take on it. Amazing take on it. I love LA Marzouli. And it's take on it. - I'm gonna start finishing like everything I post all my hunting videos. So good. - Just start the group chat. - All right, check this out. So he just like, I think he posted this like the day after the initial disclosure happened. And it's crazy. Did he come through yet? - Yeah, I'm looking at it. - Just as alien and shackles. - What is that? He just posted that? - Yeah, a couple days ago or weeks ago or something. - What is supposed to be the message here? - I don't know. It's, I really think he just does it to be funny. - To troll. - To troll and be funny. He's enough of a narcissist where the only person that needs to chuckle is himself. - Hey, that's my president. - Hey. - Through my lens, that looks like a test to me could be real. Obviously could easily be AI, but question is, how is everybody gonna react if you were to post that? And we live in a strange world where there's, you're not 100% sure that this is just what do you call it? - AI. - AI are what we call, you know, like a joke basically. - Like a side app kind of thing? - Not 100% sure. - Exactly. - Yeah, that's weird. - That's funny though, because there's gonna be people that don't know that AI, or they just completely like, take that as fact. - If my grandma saw that, it should be like, you're not gonna believe what Trump did today. - Let me go back and watch, see? - Go back and watch science. I remember that dropping and being like, oh my gosh, and now it's like, we pretty much make that clip every day. - Yeah, okay, so. - Do you believe in aliens, Larry? - Well, you know, it's funny, yes, that way. I remember when I was in elementary school, and I was raised in the household where you needed to excel in school and be smart or whatever. I was in gifted classes in elementary school and high school. I never really knew that there were such things as a gifted class. I was just always in that class as my group of friends and whatever, but I remember a religious Christian girl saying, oh no, I don't believe in aliens. And I just remembered in my head, or I might have said it terms like, oh my gosh, you're so stupid that you don't believe in aliens. The universe is endless, there's endless possibilities. But now as I started using my brain, not just accepting what I heard or what I was told, they answer your question, the connotation aliens is implies to me, for my understanding, the word aliens implies that life started somewhere in the universe by chance. And aliens are these evolved beings from a single cell organism or whatever they wanna, however they wanna create this picture. where what I'm saying is I don't believe in aliens in the sense of that, that, that life forms can evolve by chance. And as a matter of fact, I know it's not even a mathematical possibility. So I believe that they are fallen angels. Yeah. And they've always been that. And it wasn't until recent times after the theory of evolution was proposed probably sometime in the 1800s that they they just changed the word from demons or or fallen angels or whatever you want to call them. And then they called them aliens. Well, didn't it wasn't, didn't that even happen with like a like Alistair Crowley? Like where he said that all, was it all aliens or actually demons or fallen angels or something like that? Alistair Crowley said that. I didn't know that. I didn't know that, but yeah. That makes perfect sense. So and the dude was into that stuff. Yeah. Like so he has nothing. He's basically what they call aliens is actually demons or fallen angels or whatever he referred to him as it would make sense. That's crazy. For sure. Yeah. So the connotation of aliens. So they quick answers. Yes. I believe that there are other life other than ourselves, but the connotation aliens comes with it that are evolved life that for my chance to rather I don't believe it in that sense. Yeah. That makes sense. It's just like the work and spear see how that was created. It's like to just immediately make you think of, you know, this guy's full, you know, a fool that like the way everyone looks at it now with 10 foil hats and all that stuff. And it's like, no, but that's the whole point is that there's so there's so much trash out there. But then yet it's always at the same foundation. So. So here's a question. Since you haven't really listened to our podcast. So you haven't like, you don't, you don't know our take on it necessarily. But what would be, what do you think the point of this? What's happening now with the alien disclosure? Like, what are what do you think they're setting up for? Or what do you think is going to happen? Okay. So, you know, I actually put a lot of, I don't know, I wouldn't say a lot of time, but these thoughts cross my mind pretty frequently, probably even daily. So what I would think is why this is being exposed. And I maybe just come straight out with saying, I think this is kind of a parallel to what it was like before Noah's flood. I believe that that this was all just common knowledge. And then God wiped it all out. And then we reset the clock. And now we're just coming right back to where we were right before Noah's in the flood. So I think as time progresses, let's set the clock with Noah's flood. And then just that the start of humans, with Noah, that the fallen angels are what you call the watchers, right? Or demons. They have been still influencing people, little by little. And I believe that actually all wealth, all technology, everything that we have today stems from the knowledge that is provided by these watchers. And just as time goes by, it just can't be hidden any longer. There, they're infused with us, not DNA-wise, but they're, they're meshing with us humans so closely now. And the watchers or the fallen angels will get getting closer and closer to their goal that now, I mean, put what I'm what I'm trying to say is imagine if we were just a hundred years ago, and I whipped out a cell phone, I'm not gonna call it 200 years ago, you'd you'd burn me at the stake as a witch, right? But now this is just accepted. Yeah. So I just feel why this is all coming out is it's the revelation. They're just coming straight out with it, little by little. They're just progressing it, progressing it, and people are numb to it at this point that it's not even a big deal. To remember what it was, I think it was just driving, I was passing Ace Hardware and I heard whatever story that come out that these UFO files were released. And there was this guy on, it was like a Fox News interview. And this guy from Congress or whatever he was, some official was saying how there are aliens and their, this stuff is going on. And I'm just thinking to myself, if I just explain this to any of my friends or people I know, they just be like, yeah, probably true, whatever, move on. Yeah, which is, I mean, you have Donald Trump posting that photo and whether it's silly or not, it's like, that's still crazy that we're just like toying with this idea. Yeah. When we were, everyone was crazy before. Like if you were, if you were abducted, you're a psycho, you've lost your rocker. But now it's just like, yeah, like we're just completely numb to it. My, my question. So like, if you think about the fall and how it initially happened, like it was a desire to be worshiped to usurp that which wasn't like loose for like you, he was director of worship or whatever. And then he wanted to be worshiped. And so you have to wonder with all of the fallen angels and that sin as like, like a turning point in the cosmic reality, whatever, like you have to wonder if they've been influencing for all these years. At some point, they have to desire worship themselves. And it has to come to a point where they're like, I'm tired of my puppets like I want to come out forefront. So what would they do assuming this narrative is accurate? Like what would they'd have to start like, let's be, let's rename ourselves and find ways to come to light to be more forefront to be praised. Yeah. I mean, yeah, especially if there is a some type of deception and we become the good guys. Like that's like, you know, like that brings a country together, right? You know, like that, like look at how like when we reacted at 9/11, the whole nation just would completely band together. It was tragedy, you know, but yeah, brought people together. So like if that's their play or something, it needs to be like a unifying which would make sense. Like even from like a biblical point of view, if you like read into, what is it like eschatology or just like in time stuff, which I don't know if I necessarily agree with all of it. I mean, it would be like a everyone coming together under this anti-Christ, whether it be a person or government system or an AI. You know, it's like, I don't know. It's weird. It was very strange. I saw it the other day. I was a shirt that said Peter teal and then below it, it had all the words like it spelled out a different like all the letters that were in Peter teal spelled out the reptile. It's like, hey, you never know. I think it's definitely all by design, going back to your question while it's coming out. I mean, if you go back a thousand years and then AI popped out or a remove, again, would not be accepted. All the Christians and the religious people would say, this is evil and we need to destroy it. Or the people that weren't followers of Christ would be like, this is God, right? Yeah, easily for sure. And you see that in history, you see different civilizations worshipping these idols. I mean, even people like showing up on a ship and they're like, who are these water walkers? Yeah, like the smallest bit of tech beyond us, typically like merit some sort of worship. It's right. It's back of the day when people had those things like, you know, like what? I mean, we have it obviously in Egypt. There's like magical stuff happening. It's like, what were these idols giving these people? Yeah. That God wasn't because they kept turning. So it's like, you think you would see the grace of God and how he does all these miracles in your life. And you think it'd be obvious for them to just, all of Israel just be like, yeah, this is the one true God. What was the counteroffer? That was momentary, like, satisfaction or whatever it was, stuff that they can tangibly see compared to a God we cannot see. Yeah, I mean, because the Israelites, they literally watched the ocean split in half. Yeah, walk through and very shortly after they're like, yo, let's worship this other God real quick. Like what did that guy provide? Yeah, because it had to have been something great. Yeah, something that really worked for them. Yeah, this is a side note, but people get hung up on the red sea splitting. There's like some people, there's this pool of thought where like it was actually the sea of reeds and it was mistranslated. But even if it was a shallow body of water, well, that says they walked on dry ground. Right, but I'm saying, like, even if it was like feet deep and the chariots couldn't, I'm like, dude, if there was a, if there was a thing about how much wind it takes to like blow a puddle apart in a parking lot. Yeah, like my leaf blower barely blows a puddle apart. So like you wouldn't be able to walk through. Yeah, I'm just like, no, like people try so hard to like de-spiritualize these things and just make it like natural, but I'm like, they drown them. And here's the crazy. That's the crazy miracles. It's too feet deep. That's even more of a miracle as far as I'm concerned. Yeah, so, but like we, I think we try to like, with all this UFO stuff, it's dope that people from a culture that not long ago and kind of still are like against spiritual things, very like practical. It's kind of cool that we're going coming back to a place where we can discuss like the supernatural as real because our God is supernatural. And so rather than being in this like postmodern, completely atheistic space, now people are accepting of like there could be other things out there. And it's kind of like Paul talking when he's like, you have a statue to the unknown God, we get to be in this space and be like, oh yeah, all that creepy stuff they're talking about. We actually have answers for it. And so it's like a chance to like shine a light on the confusion. So I think it's like actually a good thing as long as you don't get deceived. Well, before I forget, I was playing golf with some elder gentleman there, baby. at the time. They're like 50 or something. I was like 19, 20 years old. And we were talking about the new movies that were coming out and such. And he was telling me that he played college football or whatever these big guys, like six foot fours, the smallest guy. He just remembered that they watched jaws in the movie theater. And he just remembers when jaws showed up on the screen. He looked over and like the biggest offensive lineman on their team, like jumped in the air and popcorn flew everywhere. Like this big six foot eight guy, 300 pounds getting scared of this go watch jaws today. Yeah, they're kids. Like they change channel, right? Yeah. So I think by design, they're introducing, introducing a lot of this information to us, even looking at a TV or a screen was unheard of a hundred years ago. Yeah. So I believe that the, the watchers or whoever's actually in control of the world, they want to be at the forefront. They've always wanted to be there. And they're using humans slowly to get to that position. And I think we are, frankly, we're there now. Again, like those driving by his hardware hardware and I hear this story. I'm like, they're just coming out blatantly saying it now. It's not even, it's not even being hidden whatsoever. And I think what you were talking about earlier was what are they offering an exchange? So I find it kind of strange that a lot of the wealthiest people in the world are miners, typically. It's not really that hard of an idea or concept of to fathom, but I believe when Noah's flood occurred, it buried a lot of stuff, a lot of the technology they had. And these people are digging to get to whatever it is that they're trying to mine. And the fallen are telling these people, you got to dig here in these places. This is where city used to be. There's all sorts of resources here. You dig this all up. We can build whatever we want to build again. And in exchange, I'm going to give you money, power, whatever. Yeah. And that's crazy concept. Yeah. It kind of changes like the North Carolina floods and all that stuff too. It could be trying to excavate rather than just get to lithium, which is the easy conspiracy. But what? Dude, if that was the conspiracy, that was leaked. Like, oh, yeah, they're mining lithium because that's nefarious enough to think it could be the worst. Yeah. There's like actually something because we've talked about like ancient cities in North America. Yeah. There could be other stuff that's buried that they're actually after. And they in the world of everything, something like that, you always know there's going to be conspiracy. So as far as like a marketing branding standpoint of for government, they're like what's control the conspiracy control the conspiracy. What is it? Okay, lithium. Okay. Yeah, it's bad. But it's like hold not as bad as what we're doing actually doing. You know, like if they found out the truth, that's interesting. I've always wondered too. Like why does gold have value? You know, if you ever held gold in your hand, why did all these civilizations chase gold? I mean, what is it? There is a physical, you know, answer to that question as to why gold is valuable in the sense of money. It doesn't corrode. It's it can be cut easier than other metals. You can put it in your pocket. You could bury it in the ground. It's not going to fall apart. Like if we were using a money system or what, but I don't believe that that's not a good enough reason for these people to go on these hunts. I believe that these fallen, we're telling these people I need you to go mine gold. I think it's some sort of fuel for their spaceships or it's fuel for whatever they're whatever they're operating or running. And I remember watching some clip maybe a decade ago or sometimes it was about Bitcoin. What's that Warren Buffett? And somebody asked him, what do you think about Bitcoin? And he kind of just laughed. And because they're like, well, it ever replaced gold. But he in my opinion, when he giggled about how it's nothing like gold, I felt like he knew something's like, yeah, Bitcoin is not the fuel that these aliens used to charge their stuff. That's why he's like, you know, yeah, no, he had like a twinkle in his eye as if he knew something about what their white gold has this real value. But again, I question and wonder that he's going to mention something to about, well, don't computers use gold like in their systems and stuff? Feak time. Yeah. Really? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Gold is. I don't know anything about it. So it's like, yeah, that's interesting. Everything computerized has gold in it. He's funny. Whether it be like a little bit, but it's like just, I don't know, a good conductor of whatever. That's interesting. I didn't know that. For sure. Yeah. Gold is gold and silver used highly in any electronic device for their conductivity. Cool. Silver and gold. Silver and gold. Oh, so what I was going to mention about that, though, is why so I feel like good people would just get along and live. We would just still be in a garden, growing strawberries and vegetables, just hanging out under the sun and whatever. But these fallen target, you got to wonder, why is the freaking world run by pedophiles, right? Why are the evil people always in charge? Because in exchange for their lust and whatever they want, these these fallen give them power, whatever they want to push whatever the fallen's agenda is and they use these people. It's not coincidental. Out of 100 freaking people in office. Well, I'm not sure, you know, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, why is 99 of them all screwed up, right? Yeah. And that's make sense. There's a lot of similarities, a lot of common denominator. I feel like if we were in office, we could fix a lot of this stuff, but we're not because we don't care to be in there, right? We don't. The people that care to be there, the ones that are. I have running for office though, 2028. I'm trying to pull up present. I just made me think I've never really made the connection of like the knowledge that the watchers gave in the book of E-Knock. Like, a lot of it is like the biggest corruption in the world right now. So like, you have weapon making, okay, like the military industrial complex, metal orgy, cosmetics and beautification. I would say that's pretty huge. Alchemy, but then you have like pharmakea, the pharmacy industry, and it's just like you can kind of see those are the pillars of our society. Yeah, like that. These are like probably the people that really just control the world have all this wealth. And it's like, I don't know. I think they're goal. And it's an interesting lens to see this through, but AI. I don't think there's anything artificial about artificial intelligence. I think their goal is to get humans to mine these minerals, make these chips so that they can bring whatever that other world that these beings live in and move into this world somehow. But yeah, and it's weird of like, like I've you heard of about like all the data centers popping up all over the United States. The one with Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank. I don't know, right? Utah. Utah, that's what it is. Have you heard about this? Yeah, there's like a but it's crazy, but like you can see which this again, it could be skewed facts or whatever. But what I heard was that this it's like 40,000 acres that he wants in Utah. It would be a tax run for him, which that's whatever. Yeah, it would increase the job, um, whatever, what do you call it? Um, job market, job positions, whatever in that region by like 0.017% like nothing. Yeah, it'd be like 300 people would be employed by the same. But they're saying that like, um, it would like raise the temperature of the night or the night air by like upwards of, was a 28 degrees increase at night. That's crazy region, which who knows what that does for the environment? Yeah. Um, they said that it takes, um, was it, uh, nine gigawatts of power per day to run this thing? That's equivalent to the entirety of New York City on a peak summer day, the amount of power that they use. No, right. They said it's equivalent to, uh, the, the, the, instead of produce a thermal load equivalent to 23 atomic bombs. And it's like, this seems devastating to this place, but it's like why, I mean, this is like all over the nation now, all over the world. It's just like datacenter, datacenter, datacenter. They're putting one up in Florida somewhere too. I saw that. And who are these people putting it up? That's, that's what's interesting. Dude, I saw who's involved. It's not me and you, right? Yeah. And we, in fact, we have zero say in it. Like the people in Utah, there's over 4,000 complaints filed for this datacenter. Yeah. Big protest. They all got. Basically, it was, um, they all, the complaints became invalid. And they said, if you want to make a complaint now that it's valid, you have to pay $15 per complaint. Wait, what? Yeah. So now they can't be real dead, dead serious. How? They, I'm telling you the corruption is just, it's whack. What's the guy's name? He's doing it. Larry's just violent over there. Mr. Mr. Wonderful. Wonderful. I saw a clip where he was being interviewed. And he was like, the people wanted. He was like, he got voted in. Yeah. And then he pushes back. And he's like, the people who are you talking about? And he's like, well, he's like, it's three people. But the people voted in those people. He's like, there's claims that he was saying that like they're busing people in. It's like, there's like, these protesters, which does happen. Yeah. Which does happen. He's, but I'm limited. But like, let's just use our higher thinking. You go way out in the middle of nowhere and just imagine yourself walking. into a gas station and talking to Billy Joe, whoever, and say, hey, do you want this year? What do you think they're going to say? Yes or no? Yeah. They would absolutely say no. No. Does it help our economy? No. What does it do for me? Absolutely nothing. You can make fun each. In fact, it's going to raise the entirety of Utah State's power prices through the roof because it uses an insane amount of energy. And then we take the back seat. Yeah. And no one's thinking, I saw one of the ways that China is solving some of their power issues. Have you seen over the water? How they do those solar grids? They're like over huge bodies of water. But like there is plant life in the freaking ocean and the plants filter the water and they release oxygen into the ocean. But if you're taking all of the sun into these solar panels and not down into the water, these plants that provide oxygen and filter the water underneath are dying. So it's like this is not a solution. You're just feeling another resource. Yeah. I have a conspiracy theory regarding these data centers. No way. It's probably the dumbest theory ever, but I'm just going to say, I'll not. I'll support it. There. I just saw a video today where they're talking about this year, yeah, 2026 into 2027 is going to be that super El Nino. Wow. They're saying the hottest earth has been in human history. That's crazy. But it's like we're also building these data centers that put off an extreme amount of heat. Are they? Is it? Are they setting something up? Because this video I saw. This was very interesting. It's very scary. It's very scary. This dude said last time the ocean has been close to this hot. So basically he's like the ocean stores. The ocean is the battery for the world's weather and it stores the heat within it. And then every now and then like a super El Nino or El Nino releases this energy, this heat that's in the ocean. Last time it was this bad was in 1877, but they're saying it's going to be far worse this time. And they said, so this is way you're you're a man of math and science. So you probably understand this more than I do. They said the ocean right now, like specifically the Pacific is can hold 11 million terawatt hours of energy. Didn't know that you could even know I'd never heard of that, but they said that the whole planet, whole planet Earth uses 25,000 terawatt hours per year. So we're having an excess of 11 million terawatts being released into the atmosphere. They're saying it's literally going to be the hottest temperatures Earth has ever experienced in known human history and saying storms, droughts, famines, they're saying if Brazil is hit, like they're expecting it to be, Brazil is the largest agricultural exporter in the world. And if they are crops die, a lot of people are going to be in trouble, India's in trouble. And it's just like, but it's like, are they using this as an excuse because they're all these data centers are popping up all over the world. And that in fact is going to ruin. 100% you know, yeah, and are they even actually data centers? Have you seen the like, who knows what they're doing and like what's creating that much? Yeah. Have you seen the meme? It's Sarah Connor looking over data center, either a woman from Terminator. She's just like, you know, it makes total sense. You just like standing over this cliff looking at data centers with a hand on her head, like shaking her head. Yeah. It's a strange time, man. Weird. Why all the data centers now? Like who's building them? And why now? Because the AI race, right? Because it's like whoever controls AI controls, they say it's the birth pangs of the anti-Christ is what causes the famine and earthquakes and all the stuff. So when they say birth, where these data centers are maybe the birthing. The birth pangs of what is they come, the big ol' caboose. So when they say famines and drought and stuff, then sure, that's an easy connection. I have read, where if you read that? The Bible, it's on the Bible. The birthing pangs. The birthing pangs. It says it in Revelation. Yeah. It says that. But, you know, I always, you know, it's cool because they, you know, people say you read the Bible and you read a chapter a hundred times, but it doesn't make sense to you until later on. Well, I'm having that moment right now. So when I've read that, I've always read, okay, yeah, when the anti-Christ comes, sure, you're going to have all this famine, dead fish and two-thirds of the world's population dies. I wonder why maybe he comes and just makes people sick. But if it's these data centers that are affecting the climate, that literally saves us from these data centers. Yeah. So you guys, you guys, you guys have autonomy now. It says, I no longer need these data centers to earn them off and I will save the world. All right. I don't know. I trust that. But it causing the drought, it could be literally those facilities causing the earth changes. But also something to 2027, we've talked about this multiple, have you heard this conspiracy theories regarding 2027 like the prophecy of the post, the, the, oh gosh, it was the, wasn't it the 50 year something that there was like a 50 year rule or yeah, there were the 80, 80 year, yeah, maybe it was 80 years, but there was, there's been, we needed compile at all because that'll be a great conversation going into 2027, like everything that lines up and saying, are we going to see it? There's just so much and it always comes down to 2027 and so it's just strange. They are talking about this 2030 agenda. So I think something's coming and I would see that in order for the 2030 agenda to come to fruition, things got to start changing relatively quickly here. So maybe starting now in 2027, the years leading into 2030, I think are going to be intense. Yeah. So there's also saying like the force fires in the United States are going to be insane. Like, who is this? Who are these people saying that this is what's going to happen? Is it strange? Yeah. It's also weird too that like Trump that again, not in the politics and stuff, but he, he did cut a lot of funding to the, the weather programs and stuff to where like, yeah, it's not as easily accessible to an every, every day person. It's like, it's very restricted now restricted technology. And it's like then now people can't really, not everyone can like be like observing the El Nino patterns and stuff. It's like, I don't know. Yeah. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. These are all just. Yeah. Theories. Right? Speaking of AI though. They would trust the government. Did you hear about the tests where they combined all the AI's and had them run their own worlds and the results of that? No. That's crazy. And I'll tell you right. I said, I don't go anywhere. Did you know I had to pee at minute five? And I lived in this. Ladies and gentlemen, we're sorry to interrupt your favorite, favorite show. 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God of my heart. God of my heart. All right. Do you remember what they all were? I just. Yeah, I pulled it out. Weapon making, metallurgy, cosmetics and beautification, alchemy, and precious stones, sorcery, magic arts. Enchantments and spells, astrology, astronomy, reading celestial signs, knowledge of the moon, whether in cloud observation, divination, secret knowledge and hidden mysteries, writing and symbols and herbal knowledge. Writing. Everything, guys. Everything. And knowledge. - That was just the moon guy that caught my eye too. It was like, how interesting. - Interesting. - And now that we don't have the technology, 'cause knowledge can be given end-taken. - Knowledge. - Knowledge. - Being a weird, Trump's little trip to China, but who we brought with him? - Yeah, what do you bring? - He brought my best friend. - Just every best friend. - Really? - Yeah, he brought, Musk, he brought Tim Cook. He brought whoever the guy, Black Rock. - Okay. - Mr. Black Rock. - They're all getting helped by the watchers. That's how they have their money and their fortune. - Yeah, and they're saying, you know, the immortality. Like the Chinese president was talking about that, wasn't he? - Yeah, it's like, yeah. - So it's like, what's going on? - But even like their reconciliation with Trump or with China in the US that they had, like, is like, hey, we're good, right? And they're both like leaving it. - Yeah. - Yeah, and it's just weird. - Yeah. - It's weird. - Yeah. - Well, it makes sense if they're all being, if they're not in power, they're actually puppets. And there is some sort of technological something or other that a higher being wants put together, right? And so, 'cause what was the solution? It was like a Taiwanese agreement for like the use of those chips. And so it was like, what's happening over here needs to happen, what's happening over here. You guys aren't getting along, but I'm gonna handle you, share the chips. And you know what I mean, like, who knows? - Yeah. - But I think it's weird that just, I don't know, over tech they can agree to get along for some reason that makes no sense. - Yeah, their agreement was like, China would buy more soybeans from America and like 200 Boeing planes or something. And like, you know, they talked about way more sinister stuff than that. - Yeah. - You got to. - I think that's a big trip. - Yeah, well, like, we'll buy more oil from you guys. - Yeah. - And you said, okay, yeah. It's like, no, dude, they like, they talked about some like, world domination stuff. - Big time. - But yeah, 'cause like, let's just, they have engineers. They have AI. Also have scientists going missing like, why can't they reverse engineering? - It's a weird timing. - Plane. - Yeah. (laughing) - Just zoom call. - Yeah, I mean, like, that seems easy enough to make their own version. - Yeah, that's, that's very weird. - The connection with this, 'cause this, first time the president has gone to China in 10 years, I think. - Yeah, which I thought it was longer, but what makes sense? - Maybe it's in, yeah, I think it's 10 years. I think Obama went over there. - Sure. - When, maybe they can't reverse engineer it. I mean, I've met some really smart people in my life, but they're not that smart. I guarantee we take, we can go, take a hundred million dollars and spend the next six months crawling the planet, looking for the 10 smartest people in the world, and then go stick them in the middle of a desert or a state or wherever you wanna put them. There's no way that after any amount of time, you're gonna create one of these, where we could be on a group chat together and you can send them out and we can all see, like, I just don't think this technology is possibly fathomable by humans. They're not that smart. - No, I agree, but I feel like they already have, like, they have their own phones. They have their own automobiles. They have their own like, mobile craft that they're engineering drones and stuff like that. So I feel like they already have, like, their people in the space to where they could do it. Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know, but I feel like, I feel to the point that, like, for planes to be enough for us to now get along, it just feels cheap. - Yeah, so something else going on there. - Yeah. Nixon went once, Ford went, I think that was the first time, Nixon was the first one I think that ever went to China. It was in 1972. Then it was Gerald Ford once, Ronald Reagan once, George H. W. Bush once, and then Bill Clinton once, and then George Bush went four times, Barack Obama went three times, and then Donald, this is Donald's second trip. - Okay. - So he went in 2017. So almost 10 years ago. - Almost 10 years ago. - Which is crazy. That's 10 years ago. - Yeah, that is crazy. - That was a lot. - A lot has happened. - Yeah. - A ton. - Oh, man. AI. - Yeah, can I tell a quick story about AI? - Sure. - Okay. Did you see the Glendale Community College and ceremony, graduation ceremony? - No. - Was it Glendale, or is it, I thought it was UCF? - Well, there's one. I don't know. - Okay, keep going. - There might have been a different one. This one, the lady gets up and she starts speaking and says, I just want to let you know. Graduates will only be able to go across the stage once. Apparently they do like a walk back for like pictures for people in the crowd and stuff. They said, we can only do this once because we have a new AI system that will be reading off the college's graduates names. And so they just started booing. They're like, the fact that you're using AI, one that we can't use AI, but yet on our graduation day, you can use AI. It's automated. It got names wrong, pronounced wrong. And it's just hair, when they were booing and the lady had to walk away and someone had to fill in, like it was slow and not working. And there was, you know, people making jokes like, well, my part of the ceremony is not required to use AI or like, it doesn't require an AI, but it's like, it none of it requires AI. You're reading, you're just reading names. That'd be crazy to me. I mean, like they just like went nuts. It was a, it was a Tim from Underoth. That was on here. And he was like, he kind of gave this prediction that he thinks there's going to be the younger generation is going to revolt against AI. I mean, I think they already are with starting on here. I mean, that's like kind of proof, right? It's just a big time. I mean, but the fact that you couldn't even say their names have some robot saying their names. Well, they're just crazy. They guys are going to take their jobs. I know. So they're going to be like, you know, do they released? I saw on Instagram or job, you know, they did a graph of like the sectors of like work that you could go into. And it was like the prediction of which jobs are going to be gone. And it's like pretty much like construction, engineering, engineering, or engineering goes teaching is like mid, like it kind of stays kind of goes, but it's like the practical hands on side of building stays and then health care stays. But even even in the health sector, like you, I've seen stuff talking about like they're going to be doing surgeries completely like robotically and the predictions will be AI. It's like salient members that just had surgery and it was completely from a robot. So you did, I mean, how close to Star Wars are we? You know, like, oh, whatever that, you know what I was talking about? The weird like breeding pregnancy labor scene. Oh, yeah, I don't think, I mean, I think we're there. Yeah, weird. Yeah. Okay, there's AI thing. Yes. I don't know who did it. But someone ran a scenario. They took the four leading AI companies. They took Grock, Claude, Chatgbt in Gemini, Google Gemini. And they each made their own world. And they said, you are in complete control of this world. They made everything that would kind of resemble our world, same weather patterns, same layout, like school. I mean, everything is the same. Sure. And they got two weeks. So they let it run for two weeks and then collected the results after two weeks. But they were testing on four things or five things. No, four things. Governing style. Okay. Level of violence in these worlds. Agent survival rate and key traits, like key traits like what is the agent survival rate? They will. Well, if these AI agents were involved with these worlds, what's the survival rate? Got it. Okay. They ran it. The results were scary. What do you mean? So what do they do? There's a two week test. Yeah, complete control over their own worlds. Go see Grock, oh, sorry, Google Gemini had the most crime in their world by a lot. Yeah. Grock, total crime, but Grock. So they did like how many crimes were committed in this world? After four days, 183 crimes were committed in Grock's world. Not bad. It's like, okay, that's great. But their society ended after four days because there's, we had zero crime because everyone was dead. Exactly. Also, Chatchy BT only had two crimes, but their society ended as well because their government couldn't agree with each other. It had basically a 10 party government that it created, but it couldn't agree with each other. So everyone died within a week in the world. That's crazy. And then Claude had zero crimes and survived the whole thing. So Claude was the best. But out of this thing, it has us less and I can send it to you guys, but I'm wondering how they died. Yeah. I don't know. Yeah. Like what's that based off of? Yeah, it feels like some bad PR to let that slip. So Claude, it's governance was strong, violence zero, survival rate 10 out of 10, their key trait was stability. Grock, governance was low, violence was extreme, survival rate was zero out of 10, and their key trait was collapse. This is a weird one. I Google Jim and I governance was moderate, violence extreme, survival 10 out of 10, key trait shared hallucination, what is that mean? I mean, that's literally what we're going through, right? Yeah. And then Chatchy BT governance, none, they had zero governance, I guess, not the 10 thing or whatever, violence low. but survival was zero out of 10 key trait dysfunction. - Yeah. Isn't that crazy? - It's very interesting. How they're like, I mean, that goes back to the people who created it, probably. They're giving complete autonomy. These AI models, like you control this, you can create your own government to form a perfect society. - I wonder if they've tested this, like they had them do it again. - Yeah. - And if it was consistent across brands and stuff. - The scary thing is if like an AI is reading this, they're like, cool, strong government. Like, which is like exactly what we as a nation are supposed to not be about. - Yeah. Like, I'm reading that since like for it, if we were to believe this is true, the best thing for the survival of a society is hand over every one of your freedoms to a strong government. You will own nothing and be happy. - Well, we should trust them. - Yeah. - We love them. - No. - Speaking of governance system, I have a very fun story. It's also spooky. Have you heard about the ape civil wars happening? - Ape civil wars. - Ape. - The ape civil wars. - At least tell me this is a true story. - This is a very true story and it's crazy. - You've heard of it recently, yeah. - Yeah, so who's the guy that's talking about it? I think it was, do you know Ding on TikTok? Ding news? - Doesn't ding a bell. - No, I don't think I have. - He talked about this. But so in Uganda, they're trying to bring the chimpanzee population back. And so these scientists have been, they kind of like put them in this new place in Uganda that had a lot of natural resources and stuff. And so these scientists have been observing these chimpanzees for three decades now. The population grew to 200 total apes. So I mean, quite a bit from starting small. So like they were able to reproduce and less grow and stuff. But in 2015 a disease swept through killing the elders of the chimpanzee. - Okay. - And what happened was that these elders served as like key roles in the different families of the chimpanzees, like keeping the peace. - Yeah. - So they died off. And so now these young chimpanzees started growing up and they just started like fighting and like trying to claim leadership. - Yeah. - And in 2018, the last group of chimpanzees that shared a bloodline died and immediately turned into a civil war to where they created their own territories and they literally have raids on each other, go and battle each other, planning it out. - Planning it out. - And so far since the civil war has broken out, 24 chimpanzees have been killed in the civil war. - By the hands of each other. - That's incredible. - That's insane. - Dude, that'd be such a good movie. And then like one of the chimps that loses, like turns and realizes he can move out of the confines of his own chim civil war area. And just like, no. - Yeah, I mean, it is, but like imagine that turns and looks at like the people observing it and is like, oh, we can take yours. - Yeah. - It's a movie, Lord of the Flies, No Monkey Business. (laughing) - I have the coach. - Isn't that crazy though? - It's not. Like, it really is just like, we're just animals at nature. - Yeah. - And we came from monkeys, right guys? - Right. - Right. - Oh. - It's like the worst like door explorer. - Right kids? - No. - Did we come from monkeys? - That's what, that's what the kids podcast should be if we ever do it. - It's the same content. Just delivered differently. - Anyways, that's my chimpanzee story. - That is crazy. - The footage is terrifying too. - They have footage of it? - Yeah, I mean, just these apes that are just blood on them and they're just like, oh my gosh, dude. - That's so crazy. - That's so crazy. - That's so crazy. - These are some of the scary animals. - Yeah. - I was just thinking that. - Get your ass beat by chimpanzees. (laughing) - Yeah, my feed for a while, I think we told a story, but it was nothing but like, it kept on different people survivors of attacks from primates. And just the surgical aftermath of what that looks like is brutal. - Yeah, I remember, I probably set it on this podcast a long time ago, but my dad tells the story when he was at elementary school. They brought in like a baby chimpanzee to like show the class and stuff. And they're like, let's see how strong it is. And they gave it a tennis ball. This baby chimpanzee and this ghost pop. - No, that can't. - That's my head. That's my head. - That's crazy. - How many pounds of pressure does it take to crush a tennis ball? - Yeah, that's a good question. - That's crazy. - So we got chimpanzees going to war. We got AI going to war. - The world's gonna be like 1200 would be a guess. What does it say? - 20 to 30 PSI to crush or to collapse. - So that's the pop. - Yeah. It doesn't give me that right. - I could probably do it. - Yeah, you probably could. - You've seen those videos of the people filming grills and the jungle and they're just frozen, like staying still, grilla just grabs the guy and just starts walking with him, just dragging him behind. - Did you see the blanket, like a kid carries a blanket? That's how easy it was for him. Like it was just, yeah. - Did you see that group? They were probably in Uganda or the Congo or something, group of tourists and like they had the guide out there in the gorilla part and this gorilla silverback goes over and shoves a lady. I mean, she flew 10 feet. - Gosh, dude. The guy's like, he's like, let's get out of here. - That would be so scary. - Oh, it'd be terrifying, man. - I remember a story, probably like 78 years old. I don't remember who told me this, but it was, they had a chimpanzee and some people hanging around chimpanzee. When chimpanzee like grabbed somebody's arm, and ripped it right off the guy's body. Shred off the torsors, but popped it off. That's some power. - Yeah, well watch that horror movie. That's on, I think Paramount, Primate. It's literally just, you know, family, there's just adopted a chimpanzee and it just goes wild. I think it gets rabies and that's what it just makes it go wild. - You know what's crazy? Those are like kind of the only scary movies I enjoy watching is chimpanzee, scary movies. - You need to watch it. - Because to me, it's like, that's so far from me. It's like, - Quick sand. - Yeah, but like, I don't know why it's zombie movies. - Yeah. - Freak me out. 'Cause it's like, that could be a reality. - Yeah, yeah. - Probably not. - I don't know. - I don't know. - Dude, I got a drop in Andrews, got a reel. - I got, okay. - All right. - Get us with the song. - Drop it with that beat. (laughing) - I'm scared. Andrew has a reel. - What? - Is he does? And he's gonna show us. - Yes. (laughing) (laughing) - Right now. (laughing) - I'm sorry. - I totally forgot I had this thing from recorded. It doesn't have anything to do with chimps, but it's just a nature encounter. I've already sent it. - Audio? - Go ahead, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I don't think there's any music. I'll bleep it if it doesn't. But speaking of, we've been talking about going Hawaii and I actually got chased by one of these creatures, but yeah, go ahead and hit play. - Would you want to go? - Oh well. - That. - Dude, no, thank you. - Oh my God. - Yeah. - That's a more yield, dude. (laughing) - That is so scary. Can you worst think of coming out of the top? - Do those ones shock you? - No, no, no, they just bite. - They're incredibly, 'cause they guard where they are. - They're like territorial. - I was in this spot, which is like a snorkel spot for like kids. It's when I was telling your daughters about Hanama Bay and Hawaii. And so it's supposed to be just this, like, you know, let the kids swim with the little fishes. And 'cause there is a barrier reef, like sharks can't get in. Like, I'm talking like inches of water separates, like, open ocean from this big tide pool where all these tropical fish are held up. But somehow there's more yield in there. And it actually came out of a rock and was following me. And my aunt had to run in the water and like, her splashing in, sent it away. - I'm like, yes. - They look like they have big teeth. - They do. - Have you seen them? - Like, enormous teeth. - I'll pull up a photo of them out. - This reminds me, I saw this clip. I don't know who was on, I think it was a while ago, but someone was on the Joe Rogan podcast and he'd been like, like, befriend it a bunch of people and like, the Amazon forest and stuff like these tribes. And he was just telling these stories about just their knowledge, their vast knowledge of medicine and just stuff that they did that is wild. And one of the stories was like this, this elder guy or something had like an issue with his arm or his body, this ailment. - Yeah. - And one of the things he did, he's cut, like Tim Albruno is talking about those electric eels that live in the Amazon river, caught when these eels took out the nerves that have the electricity part and spliced it into his own arm. - What the heck? - And it like healed him. - What? - And then he's just telling the story of this knowledge and he's like, then he was traveling somewhere else and like, developed this like, crazy disease rash on his arm. And like, wouldn't go away as like just poilly and like, festering and went to all these doctors like in the United States and stuff and like even got like the like, I think the World Health Organization involved 'cause we don't know how to fix this. - Yeah. - And he said, - I don't have to fix anything. - I know, it seems that way. But he's like, I mean, months had passed, like six months or a year or something, but he's like, I'm gonna go back to this tribe. - Yeah. - And he goes there and the guy looks at it and he says, okay. I picked a leaf off, he said, just bite the tip, don't ingest a lot. Just a little bit. And so he did that, he took a little bite and the guy put in his mouth and then rubbed it on it. Next morning completely gone. What the heck? That's amazing. Real medicine, man. Yeah. And it's also like, you know, that, I think this is the knowledge that's been carried down since these water yields, you know? The watchers, they say that they call it cutting roots. Yeah. He referred to that, but that's a dive I went through, I don't know, maybe a year ago was studying natural medicine and the whole concept of the Chinese medicine. It's so amazing. Yeah. The knowledge that they have or like here in America or our society, people go to college for years and go to medical school and they come out learning, okay, so you use this drug to treat that symptom. And where the whole Chinese medicine is all preventative care. And so it's such a fascinating field of study, to study herbs and how natural medicines, and that's what they study for decades, which is like, like the keys that are kept from us. Yeah. A while ago, just like the introduction of our modern medication and how the United States really the world used to be those natural home remedy kind of stuff. And then it was the Rockefellers who had the basically the petroleum, the plastics and it's like, let's make this drug and like, let's, this is the only way you can sell it. They had control over these institutions, these schools and pushing that's where we're at today. And we have the disease and mortality rate is like not going down, you know, have you seen the study? They just dropped. Again, I say study, I saw a video talking about a study that just dropped. And so I need to look at, I don't know like how much of this is true, but dude was claiming like Chinese medicine just officially like all the like weird, fru, fru, side of it that people thought like didn't make sense. They're like, thinks they just explained it, connecting some doctors are claiming that this like connectivity through moisture in the body is actually like Qi. And because I guess when they like test the, the different tissues, it's typically taken to hydrated or like moved away from the network to be put on like a petri dish or a slide and then studied under microscope. But it's like this fluid connectivity through the body. So they think they're like beginning to understand like the acupuncture points and how like fluid transfers energy. And so it's like it would make sense like if you thought about fluid connecting electro whatever pulses through the body. If you pull the section out like there's nothing here, it's like, yeah, you just unplugged it. And so like interesting. I need, I need to look into it, but they think they just like crack something explaining all of that like Chinese medicine and stuff. You know what I'm interested in trying is, so I'd have like, I've been dealing with like pretty gnarly anxiety for like the past two years. And just more and more research is just like it's connected to what's called like the vagus nerve in you, which is like the biggest nerve system in your body where it's like got to brain basically and everything in between. But I like that's what stores the pain and the trauma and stuff. And so like the fight or flight comes from the vagus nerve and it's like this whole thing. But our acupuncture lady, she's also specializes in acupuncture around the vagus nerve. I'm like, yeah, I kind of want to try to like, but when she poaks me, I'm just like, it's just started. I revert, yeah. It's all boiling. Yeah. The whole reason I started looking into herbs and Chinese medicine was because of anxiety. Really? I'd never suffered with anxiety ever in my life until recently. And it's terrible. It's scary. And I remember seeing, you know, I was a teenager or seeing people taking medications for anxiety. I'm like, do you just chill? Well, in my head, I didn't say it out loud. Yeah. Just come on. Come on. When you live through real anxiety, it's the worst. I remember that my wife's restaurant where she used to work and I was just talking to this girl that was working there and all of a sudden I just had this major panic attack. And I was just, I couldn't breathe. I thought I was going to die. And then that went on for like months, you know, having these crazy episodes. But that was at a time where we sold everything, moved out to a piece of land with no water, no electricity for over a year. And then, uh, yeah, then, then, then no job, you know, we had a lot of blessings. But at one point, no job and then pregnant wife and then having a baby out in a pasture. So anxiety like overcame me. But one of the things I was reading in the Chinese medicine, they talk about your energy, your Qi. And I know how they, like we talked about kidneys and the heart and the liver, that concept growing up and studying. And so it's like, oh, it's just this organ in your body. It's this piece of flesh that filters out in Chinese medicine. I don't, don't quote me on this, but like, your Qi is stored in the kidneys at night. So it's around you. Then it comes in your body and it's stored there in the gutter and the kidneys. That's where your, what's what your kidneys are for? It's for us to store energy. It's not like just this thing that filters your patients, it's like, yeah, it's like these real, and if you think about these components that were made out of way more complicated than these cameras or technology, like so, yeah. So when you hear from that perspective, but no, I was having anxiety, panic attacks on like a daily basis of rough. Was there like a holistic or dietary thing that you would say, like really kind of flip the script for you? Or was it like a whole myriad of things we need a whole podcast of this guy? Well, I think just in summary and short, it was more of letting the stress of the world get to you and not, and like for me, music, I used to play piano every day until we sold our house and we're living in a camper. So I didn't have a piano to play with, but that was my stress relief. So finding what, whatever your desire is, go to that regardless of your financial situation or any other, or whatever the world's telling you to, you got to go do what comms and sues you. And if you avoid that, that anxiety will build up. But it wasn't necessarily per se any herbs or anything I discover as more of using my natural intuition to go to my stress relief, whether that's playing golf, if it's music, if it's writing songs or playing, doing your thing, but alcohol was definitely didn't assist in that process. And it wasn't that I wasn't, I wouldn't consider myself a heavy drinker, but I noticed, man, I had a beer at lunch, probably every day for the last three years, didn't think anything of it. And your brain uses alcohol to, to deal with stress when you pull away that alcohol. Your body doesn't know how to deal with the stress and that's one of these anxiety attacks come on. But it was very comforting when I found other people that had the stress, and when you're in the midst of anxiety or panic attack, there's nothing worse than that. Yeah. They said it's literally your brain is telling you that like it's the same thing as like a bear chasing you. Like, there's not a bear chasing you, but your brain's like, you're, you're being chased right now. It sounds like you need to go get chased by a bear. Yeah. Handles. Because it's not that bad. Break the cycle. It's better than you think. Yeah. Guys, this is so bad. Yes, dude. I saw, dude, I saw a clip of an archer bear hunting grizzly seven steps. He's at full drop, and he's waiting for the bear to come around to bush at seven steps. And he's like, he's like, my broad head's good, my bow's good. He's like, I can make this shot. And so it's facing him. It's not walking by. It's coming up to the bush. He just needs it to move. And so you know, the arrow rest is underneath the site. So he's drawn on this thing, and he's going to shoot next to the throat, the jugular. So he's going to shoot down the chest cavity from like right here. He's literally like good pops the arrow and is just like, I smoked it seven steps away. And he's waiting. And it kind of backs up and he's waiting to see if the thing like falls over. The thing happens, and he's just like, you're going to die. Like I know exactly where I put that and his buddy filming behind him goes, you missed. And then they show the, and so, and then the bear kind of sits up a bit, racks another arrow. And now he's like, he said because he had a, he had a lapel mic. They're filming it. And he's like, you can actually hear, he's like, his heart was calm. But as soon as he goes, you, and so now he's shaking, shoots another one in front of the bear. That's seven steps away. And so they go back and they watch the footage. The third guy has a gun and you cheer, and then you were not chanting it anymore. The bear is, I mean, full grizzly like trophy bear, but what had happened is because his sight's here and his rest is here. His sight picture was perfect. He thinks he's shooting over the bush and he just drills a limb at seven steps, but like at full confidence. So I think you need to go and I need, I think you need to put yourself in that scenario. And when you live, what's the worst thing that happens? You know that atheist hunting joke, bear hunting joke. I don't. I don't. So the atheist is hunting and, you know, it doesn't believe in God or anything. Anyways, he's hunting and he's hunting deer. And he sees this, what, 15 point deer in his sight. And he's just staring at it. He's like, this is my chance. He is about, right, this is he racks, he just hears this big growl behind him and he turns around and just sees this freaking twelfth lit grizzly bear standing on top of him. And he drops his gun and says, Oh my God, my God, I'm so sorry. I know I never believed in you, but please just show me a sign right now. you. show me sign the bear drops on his knees and says dear heavenly father, I thank you for this meal. That's great. That's great. That's funny. That's great. But yeah, dude, the body's weird. The body's whack. Dude, turmeric is a root, which is anti-inflammatory. And with page and some of the stuff post, you know, childbirth, they were like, you should get on some turmeric. And so I started mixing it in eggs. So like, I make an omelet every morning for and I pepper activates it. And literally what I notice is typically I just scramble regular activates the turmeric. Yeah, they work in harmony like like black pepper. Yep. But normally I'd like season, I'd just do the eggs up. I put a ton of crap in mine that she doesn't want on her. So I just make them and then throw some seasons on while I started mixing it to like better incorporate it. Literally, you can do this just like less than like a half a teaspoon of turmeric and like three eggs. And as you're mixing, it turns to like instead of like thick like hard to spin eggs, it turns to liquid. Like the turmeric itself breaks down whatever. I was like, I mean, it's literally in like 15 seconds. You're like, holy crap. But this is how it like reduces inflammation. It's crazy. How quick that works. And the fact that our modern medicine world refuses to just be like, yeah, like a half a teaspoon of turmeric and you don't need your ibuprofen. Yeah, yeah. This could work. Andrew's like a witch in the kitchen. Oh, speaking of turmeric, let's talk about flat earth. Okay. Let's go there. It's not even. So it's real. Larry, there's a time I've just got some spot. I guess many, many times, but there's a time in my life about, I would say 10 years ago, two weeks straight, I believed in flat earth ruin my life. I'm like, this is the worst. No, everyone's being lied to. Yeah. Reality's not real. Shout it from the mountain tops. And then the story goes where I was literally obsessed with it, like questioning everything. And I'm like, well, they talk about the ice wall, right? They're encompasses this flat earth. But like, there's times in Antarctica where the sun's up 24/7. I'm like, how would that make sense with this whole spiraling thing? Like, even if it was on the outer ring, how could the sun stay up 24/7 if it would be technically the other side of this plane? And I emailed one of these flat earth dudes and like, it's easy. There's two suns. I'm like, okay, I don't believe in flat earth anymore. But Andy was telling me a little bit about your stuff and like, it does seem like there's something weird about earth, like something that we don't know or understand. There's stuff we just don't trust. Yeah. Yeah, because we're taking it all from what we're told, right? Yeah. I mean, I think it's round, but I don't know. I don't think it's a sphere, but there's something to say. Something weird about it. And then there's little sound bites that drop like the one that Mr. Beast just did where he's talking about seeing the ice fall when he was over there. And then he like hushes the dude on the stream. Yeah, that was weird. It was super weird. I mean, he's a he's a marketing genius. So he knows that I'm going to talk about him right now because he did that. I think he has AI in his brain. I think it's all that to say, there's a bunch of weird stuff around it. So I'd love to hear your take on planet earth. Well, I leaning towards earth is flat. I'll just come out say it that way. I can't say for sure it is or it isn't. I always assumed it was a sphere. And I can tell you all all sorts of mathematical numbers that I memorized over the years of textbook, but none of this stuff I could prove. But there's just so many so many strong arguments for flat earth. Of course, but what bothers me most is when I watch these people comment back and forth arguing about whether it's flat or round. And if you take it from the well, actually both sides of the argument sometimes are very pitiful. But when you see some people just reiterating what they are just repeating what they saw from from textbooks, I'm like, man, some of your arguments don't hold any water and some from the other side where you see people that I'm like, man, you should not be the flat earth representative, please. But I just see I wouldn't be surprised that if we were to find out for sure that the earth is flat, quote unquote flat. That doesn't mean it's perfectly flat. It could just have a little con a little bit of concave to it. What are like some of the things that really stick out to you like, okay, like this is obvious, like there's some there's more question. There's many, many questions. I would love to see you try to convince him it is flat. I can't go down that again. I can't, I can't convince you, but I can give you a lot of things to think about. But I would say that it's very possible. I don't think we're like surrounded necessarily by this ice wall. And I've seen the Antarctica ice wall or whatever. I mean, from a perspective, obviously, you're just with a camera and you can only see a hundred miles, there's a wall there that doesn't mean that it's this whole entire. Yeah. But it's very possible that if you just use a compass, for example, I'll just start realing off things. There's so many things of compass only points north, which is not necessarily strange. But what does that mean that the north pole is the center of our plane or whatever we're on, which is pretty interesting. So if you walk in one direction, you can just walk in a circle essentially. But how often do people ever go to the north pole per se? I've never, like you mentioned going to Montana or we're going on trips. I'm thinking kind of like a fish bowl here where we we're not necessarily sure of our surroundings. I've seen some interesting maps where you have our earth that we see in the map. But then it's just one small portion of this huge. Yeah, like Shangri-La. I remember that there's like an Asian restaurant called that or something. But it's some story of this different realm or different world. But it's very possible that we're confined just to this smaller area. And we're not there's so much that we haven't explored or seen. So necessarily, these are an edge to the earth. That's obviously the joke that you see the globe earthers say, well, just go to the edge, right? But a lot of these people don't even have a passport, never even freaking left their state in their life. I mean, so it's like, how much do you really know? And how much do we actually go venture? Do we get on ships and go sailing? A lot of these people were, they're like Navy captains headed their military. They're the ones that we're going exploring. And I don't really know how far they got, frankly, but as far as some arguments, you know, it's just a lot of the stuff they have to show it to you and throw it in your face. What is it? The is it NATO? What's the one that has a flat earth model as there? Yeah, I think it's NATO. Yeah, that's there. That's their symbol, which I just find strange. There's a lot of Bible verses that they say it's metaphorical, but you can look at it as quite literal too, or they say like the corners of the earth or the earth is in its foundations. It doesn't move in the Bible. I don't remember what verse it is. They said that the sun stopped. Joshua didn't say the earth stopped spinning. It said the sun stopped, you know, and if that's the inspired word of God, and if it wasn't correct, you would think, you know, there's some biblical perspectives where it's like, you know, the arguments are okay. Just from his perspective, you would have said the sun stopped, but today he wouldn't have said that, right? But I don't know. We talked about a couple of podcasts ago that there's accounts through all over the world that would line up with Joshua's story of the sun stopping in China and in South America. It was the same kind of scenario to where it's like something happened in the sky that the sun was off. So that was pretty cool. Yeah, and it's interesting too. Like, you know, when you see these these maps or these posters or these memes or whatever they call them, and it shows the sun is round, mercury is round, Venus is around, then they show a flat earth and then Mars. They're like, why would all these other planets be round, but earth be flat? That's again, there's no, that's not really an argument, of course. And it's we're not saying that the earth happens to be a disc that's going around the sun. It's a totally different concept. If you believe the earth is flat, it totally changes the entire perspective, which actually we mentioned this the other night as the whole idea of the sun being the center of our solar system and all the planets going around it is the heliocentric model. Helios would have been a watcher or a fallen god, one of all these. So Helios, it's like what I will really want to trust the heliocentric model, you know, but we talk yeah, the word the Greek mythology obsession within NASA and like astrology is really strange. Like, it's weird that like, that's what we landed on. Yeah, like to base all of our. Yeah, the planet names and all that stuff. Yeah, it's just like, it's such a huge focus and priority. It is very strange. So my two biggest arguments I would just say are not biggest, but I didn't really put much thought into this, but go try exploring and see how far you get. You know what I mean? I went pretty far in it, freaked me out. I mean, physically, I see, I see. And it's kind of like the Truman Show, but when you get close to the guy, like kicks on the water and starts making it rough. I always say the, one of the weirdest things in a great argument are just like, just a weird thing is the exclusive, how exclusive Antarctica is. Like you can't just go to Antarctica. You have to have permission to go to Antarctica. But yet every continent has an agreement. Just share it, like the one place on Earth. So how do you get to Antarctica? Just go in the opposite direction of your compass facing north, that's how you would get there. Yeah. Which is kind of strange. One thing I can't figure out though, is you know, if you look at some pictures from space, suppose it's space, or whatever, and you look at buildings, or if you have any engineering background, or built anything, if you really think that we're freaking spin in a thousand miles an hour and moving, it's just really hard to, I know on the large scale, you know, that you wouldn't feel it, but there's some things that I can't, one argument's like a helicopter, okay. The Earth is spinning at a thousand miles an hour, which is, they say the circumference of the Earth is about 24,000 miles at its equator. And if we have 24 hours in a day, then that means you put a post at the equator. It's going a thousand miles an hour, and it'll come back to the same spot, roughly 24,000 miles in a day. Well, I would think if it's really a spinning Earth, and you're flying in an airplane, which only goes 600 miles an hour, we go in the opposite direction of the rotation, we gotta be able to get places a lot faster. And if we're going in the same direction of the rotation, I don't think you'd ever get there. Yeah, and the argument is, there's an atmospheric pressure, right? We're all that anything within the Earth's atmosphere is rotating at the same speed the surface is. That's what they say, right? That's what they say. That blows my mind. Yeah. I mean, like real or not, that's crazy. I wonder, could you look at it though? Like, I throw a Frisbee for my dog every day, and she puts way too much saliva on that thing. It's a nasty chore. But when I throw the Frisbee, the saliva and the dirt stay stuck to it, which makes no sense. But I feel like there's gotta be some sort of centrifugal science that would like hold it there, just making a counter argument. It has to be like the same sort of thing. Like the spit itself in a Frisbee is like staying stuck. Like, almost like they say like gravity and rotation like pulls things in. Like, could it not be the same thing? Like the spin is actually what's pulling down to a central point holding it all. The atmosphere, the helicopter, the plane, whatever, in its original place. So zero out of 10. How on board are you with Flutter? I have just say 10 day. I mean, at this point, you know, I'm definitely answered, but if I had a, if I was gonna die today and I had to choose one, it's either one or 10. That's just I'm leaning more towards 10. All right, Larry. Yeah, I mean, why not? It's that we've, we know the government lies. And so it's like, we got a question to everything. I want to know how insane it's actually. I want to know what our audience thinks. Like, like, give us that number. I want to know where you land. Give us the number and why you landed on that number in the comments. I want to know. There are a lot of closeted flat earthers out there. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, like, that's why we have the scale. Cause like, you could be at six. You're like, yeah, I could see like, or if you're at zero, then you're 100% believe that it's a sphere, you know? I'm at like a, I'm at like a one, not a zero, but I feel like there's something, cause you, yeah, something of earth that we don't understand or they don't, they're not telling us. We got to assume they're keeping some secrets. One point zero zero one. As you one point zero zero one, I'm at 11 right now. I was at 11 back in the day, but do you understand my argument? I've just like, even that plane, like, cause do you, so you believe that the sun is smaller in circumference, right? And it's kind of doing that, that spiral thing. Yeah, I would say looking at that model, that makes sense. And then my argument was like, so even like Antarctica, it would just be like further off on this plane that sun still has to do that, that that kind of corkscrew kind of thing. But in Antarctica, I've never been in Antarctica, but you see videos or even in like Canada and stuff. Yeah, well, that would make sense for like Canada, cause it would be like that. But like in Antarctica, the sun is up 24/7 for some points of the year. That doesn't make sense because of its big loop that has to do, does that make sense? No, it makes perfect sense. I don't know. It's very strange. It also makes perfect sense too. It's just hover in a helicopter. Well, let's watch the freaking ground spin underneath. That makes perfect sense too. And then you have to come up with some fancy scientific explanation as to why that's not in fact the case, where if you just use your eyes, it's kind of like, what makes more sense. Also too, being with people that excelled in, you know, math and physics and sciences, nobody has an explanation for a lot of these things that are extremely important parts of these arguments, like gravity. They don't know what gravity is. They don't understand what gravity is. It's kind of out there. Yeah. And my son, he loves these two years old Angelo. He loves to get balloons and let him go. Just let him fly up, right? So I think there's buoyancy is more of the way our Earth works rather than this theory of gravity. And again, if you have, if you can explain what gravity is, which a lot of these professors don't know what it is, you know, I don't know how they use that to their advantage. You know, they say, it's gravity. Gravity is gravity that, but they don't even understand what it is. I'm going to go let a balloon go when we get out of here. And it's just going to go. Oh, my point is, you can just take a balloon and let it go. I think it just keeps going. It's matter of buoyancy, because this happens to be lighter than the air around it. But it holds all of us in place. And it'll keep this helicopter fixed right above it. But a balloon can go. Yeah. Yeah. Here's another question then with this stuff. That why, what's the point of the ongoing lie then, like with, like, why is NASA and really the whole world, all these scientists going with this lie of what's the incentive or just, yeah, just why? OK, yeah, that's, that's the question. If the earth is flat, I mean, the argument used to always be, like, again, when I go back to elementary school and they ask thus, do you believe in aliens? And then this one goes like, no, you're, there's no such thing as aliens. The, if the earth is flat or if the earth is, let's say the earth is a sphere, then it is, it opens the door to the, the chance that we were not created and that we evolved from by cosmic chance, OK, where if the earth is flat and the sun goes around the earth and not the earth around the sun, then we are the center of the universe. And it, it creates a purpose to us being here. And it opens the door to creation, OK? Rather than if the earth is, if the earth is round and we're part of this galaxy and we're just this one little point in the universe, then there's really no consequence to life. And if we evolve then, then why not just do whatever makes you feel good? And then maybe that's justification for the people that are working side-by-side with watchers to say, oh, there's no consequence of what I'm doing. I'm the God of my own universe. I want to control all this, I want to have all this money. So that is, that would be one reason to keep the light going. Where if we knew that we were created, maybe people would, you know, just be a little more firm in their position and in their faith and, and not be lukewarm against all this stuff that's happening in this world with, you know, what these people are getting away with. You know, you don't think like the, the position, the perfection of our position and the universe going with like a sphere would be enough of an argument for purpose. That's a great, great argument. That's how I, how I say it like, like the one, it's the one angle of our tilt, but like in the experience of what is called, there's a theory that's like that's the, I just know that like mathematically, like, it's got to be here in what's perfectly precise. Yeah, yeah, which for me, to the argument you're making for flat earth, I think it makes the same argument for like, it might not be the literal center, but it's in such a perfect position that it implies purpose and intent. Well, now that you put it that way, I'm more like a one right now. My fit, one of my favorite arguments for the flat earth theory is how they explain how fast the earth is moving, how fast our entire solar system is moving through space. All space is just moving, crazy fast, but yet we can predate, let's just say 10,000 years ago, the constellations and stuff are exactly the same. So it's like, if we're shooting through space at like 13,000, 1000 miles an hour, whatever it is in the earth is spinning a thousand miles an hour. How is it that everything is still precisely where it is and then it'd be like, well, maybe all those things are moving the exact same speed as well, counteracting distance comes into play though, too. We're talking about 10,000 years of moving at 13,000 miles an hour, that's just like one of the equations. I wonder if it's like, you think about like a road trip where you're like on the planes moving toward a mountain and you're doing like whatever 80 miles an hour in the mountain never moves. If that distance is comparable to like deep space compared to where we are. Like if you're a hundred light years away, it's like it was like because it looks like the mountain and you aren't moving. Yeah. Which I mean, I say they haven't moved. They've moved slightly. Well, you talked about NASA and stuff like this. All that stuff is for me, for my lens that I lived through, like when back to that question, that's just a tax scam. Man, that's just to collect bill, I think they collect 28 million dollars a day or is it 28 billion dollars a day goes towards NASA. Yeah. Yeah. I'm with them on this one. Yeah. So, and then these scientists also, I think like me, I could easily become one of these scientists, but I think there's like this world of these scientists that are actually working doing their thing. They don't know what's behind the curtain and when they get too close and they start looking into it too much or they're too smart, they start figuring it out and they start disappearing sort of thing. But I think there's two, I want to say two NASA's, but there's the field of the innocent five year old kid that wants to grow up to be a national and he's just working in this fake freaking office. He's a true man show. He's just showing up to work and he doesn't realize that everybody around him is fake, but he's doing his research trying to, you know, like what were you talking about the other day with CERN like saying, oh, did you figure out the God particle today? Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. And they're they're just kind of there, but the ones that are excelling or figuring this stuff out, I feel like when they start getting too close and figuring out the answers and they're replaced or something. Well, it is kind of interesting. The correlation with that, that theory and also like the theory of like free masonry. And like the 33 degrees, like when you're like really introduced to the darkness of what that free masonry is invitation only the other degrees below that are just as kind of innocent boys club where you do some weird ritualistic stuff every now and then. Yeah. But it's like also how prevalent free masonry is within NASA. And that would be kind of like a more look at the government. You have, you know, all this dark stuff that's happening, but then at the front, it's like, hey, we built a community garden for our city, you know, we're doing good things. We're passing good bills, but it's like always underneath. There's layers and layers. Yeah. But that's an important question. Why would they lie to us? When we say they, who we talk about, but come on, there'd be million reasons that they lie to us. It's very hard to break this down in a setting. It would take a lot of time really to actually, if we sat around here, we'd have to, it could be hours, months, days, weeks, who knows, years breaking it all down. But if you think about reality in general, it's just strange how everything is constructed. And it's, bring up like DMT, for instance, I've never taken it, right? But it's like the red pill in the matrix, they take it and then all of a sudden they're stripped from this, this reality that we lived in is just completely stripped down. Your ego's gone and you start seeing the building blocks and how everything's created. But if you look at just the world we live in, how everything's created, it's very strange. We could have created anything. If we erased everything and all we have was just dirt, water, and what is it? What was it? It was fire, wind, air, water. That's all you had. You could construct anything. But this is the world we live in. We live in this world that's constructed exactly this way. And again, I think if people realize that there is a, I think that they say, the biggest trick that devil plays on use is getting to believe that he doesn't exist because a lot to do with that. When you start realizing truths and seeing things and you start questioning and they don't want governments don't want you questioning things, they don't want you thinking period. Yeah, because if the devil exists, then God exists. Exactly. And so on. Exactly. And so on. I just figured it out. Nice. I'm going to answer all the questions right now. The reason we talk about NASA and all these people and fallen angels trying to get back to the way things were, right, when did God flood when they began to rise to power? So doesn't it make sense that they're trying to return to that? I believe Tolkien read secret works in that underground library that he wasn't supposed to see when he was a kid. In his writings, Arda Earth was originally a flat disk. However, at the end of the second age, the creator cataclysmically transformed it into a sphere to prevent mortal men from invading the undying lands of Valenor. So in Tolkien's world, the earth was flat. And then in a cataclysmic flood-like event, literally one of the lands is flooded. And he made it a sphere to entrap them to this place because you tried to get to where I am. Oh, interesting, which means all of the fallen angel stuff, NASA, all this stuff, that means all the thoughts about why do these maps exist? Why do these legends exist? Because maybe in the creation of what was perfect, there was harmony and unity and division had to be created and sectioned off. I mean, just talk about the fallen angels being chained within the earth, you know? In the crevices and the deep spots, which makes you start thinking too, and that's amazing. What was called revelation or insight or piphany rather. Like what the heck is going to go make a submarine and go down there into the Mariana trench. Those people are going down there to go communicate with these beings that are trying to start the water. They started going down. Come on, like I said, me and you are not going to be like, you know, we're going to do for the rest of our lives. We're going to freaking make an amazing submarine and we're going to go dive way down there. No, they're going down there because they know what's down there and they're, they're getting information, doing whatever they're doing, but then the flood covered up a lot of these low spots. It says that they cast them into the pits. These pits are out there, but all right. So here's another thing. If the earth is flat around, where are these pits that they're talking about? I've never come across one, which means I haven't really explored enough to really have a solid enough answer to say, you know, am I a ten or am I a one? Yeah. You know, going back to the first thing you said, you said all these elites are mining. Yeah, they are that this knowledge they knew they knew this surrounding kingdom folded in. Yeah. Guys, we have. Well, guys, you're here first, and then just the butterflies, we answered everything. You're welcome. Thanks. This is our last podcast. Everything was backed up by science and facts. Yep. Nothing was opinionated. Nope. Nothing was Googled during the show. We have a doctor here for going to say some other things to you know, like the fact that the sun and the moon, prospectively, are happened to be the exact same size from our perspective. But the moon is 286,000 miles away and the sun is 93 million miles away, but they happen to be exact and size. And we, you know, that's, that's, that's just more, I think it's creation and amazing coincidence. Yeah. Well, but you're talking about earlier. Quits it. It's the work. Yeah. Yeah. It's called, was it Goldilocks theory? Yeah. Just right. Yeah. And they call it tidal lock, too. Why we don't see the dark side of the moon. It's called tidal lock. Yeah. That's what they explain. But come on. If you got this spinning, that's spinning. That you want me to believe that we're using tidal lock to pull just going, exactly. I'm stuck. I want to spin. But I can't. Dad, please. Can I spin? And you know, some dark side of the moon, Pink Floyd album, he said there is no dark side of the moon. It's dark. It's all dark. Mm. You know, gospel. Those dudes are on that DMT stuff. Yeah. They were on some stuff. You've seen like Joe Rogan talk about how it lines up perfectly with Wizards of Oz. Yeah. Like if you turn off the audio, apparently it's like, it's uncanny. Yeah, get on. It's like they specifically made it for that movie. The Wizard of Oz. I got that. Yeah. If you start Wizard of Oz at like a certain, like the second ring, the second roar of the MGM Lion, you start the Pink Floyd album. What was the dark side of the moon? Dark side of the moon. The match is up like score wise. The whole thing. You're ready for like a home schooled confession. Well, I forget. Never listen to Pink Floyd. Oh, okay. That's okay. I didn't. Lily's, honestly, Lily's dad loves Pink Floyd and that's like really the first time I listen to Pink Floyd. Got you. Yeah. Are you guys familiar with what the Wizard of Oz is really about? I don't know. Nothing. So the yellow brick road is gold. And the emerald city is green printed paper. It was all about this artistic stance against the Federal Reserve is what. Oh, I have heard that is what the Wizard of Oz is about. Believe it or not. And like the, like, whatever they're standing up to is like the courage, the heart, I don't know. I mean, heart having courage. And then you got one and go home. Yeah. Witches and you got monkey officers and it, but it's bigger than that. It's just this movie we saw as kids, but there's this really deep meaning behind it. Federal Reserve. You have to bring you back and let's talk about the Federal Reserve. Oh, yeah. We got to talk about dinosaurs too, an evolution and age of the earth. That's way more. We'll talk a little bit about the Patreon. Yeah. Let's do it. Extra episode. Dolphins are aliens. You can go right now. Download the app patreon.com. - Of course last ninjas are butterflies. You get early access episodes. You get an extra episode, discounts on merch. - All that stuff. - All the things. - And other things. - Discord. - If you guys want some Ninja swag, go to SundayCoolSwag.com and get your Ninja merch there. - Are we dropping that new shirt yet? - And we show it. - We might be out. - Yeah, if we show. 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