213 - The UFO Encounter That Was Buried for Nearly 50 Years

This week on Ninja's Our Butterflies, one of the people building one of the most powerful AIs in the world just walked away and he issued a warning. The people creating this technology are afraid of what's happening next. Then, in 1977, two military policemen approached a nuclear missile site and encountered something they couldn't explain hours later, they woke up eight miles away. So what happened during that missing time was buried for nearly 50 years. And finally, at 19 years old, Elizabeth Holmes made a promise to change the medicine industry forever. Powerful people believed her. Billions of dollars followed, but behind closed doors, almost none of it was what it seemed. So how does someone convince the most powerful people in America to believe in the impossible? All that in so much more on this week's episode of Ninja's Our Butterflies. And then you can do that, watch this or listen. Watch this. Okay, this podcast is brought to you that whole thing you didn't write it in the script did just you can I mean, you could just do it though. I'm telling you saying I didn't write it because I knew we you're doing this for 200 years. The script guy I rely on your script. I understand. I just this podcast is brought to you in power by Sunday cool teas. Watch this. You're not going to know. Watch this, or listen, I want to be the, what was that was it Sean Paul? Yeah. He had the whole generation in a chokehold for a while. That was crazy. You guys want you guys want to hear something really cool? And I did look it up. Don't confirm it. Don't do that. Have we talked about before on here, the translations of names from Adam to Noah, you know Adam means man. Yeah. So you go down the descendant line from Adam, doom, doom, doom, doom, all the way to Noah. So the father's of each. Yeah. Crazy. Okay, ready for this. Ready. The scholars say like, oh, some translations of the names we don't actually, we're not 100% on. Yeah. But this is kind of the consensus of what they came up given the context given the time. All right. So we got, we started off with Adam. Okay. Translation means man. Adam gave birth or was the father of Seth. Correct. Seth. Seth means appointed. Okay. Seth was the father of Inosh, Inosh means mortal. Okay. Inosh was the father of Keenan, which Keenan, I believe that's how you say it. Okay. E N A N. Yeah. Keenan, Keenan Klein. Yeah. Keenan Klein, that's Keenan. Keenan. Keenan means sorrow. Then Keenan gave, was the father of Mahalo L, Mahalo L means the blessed God. He was the father of Jared. Jared means shall come down. Jared was the father of Enoch. Enoch means teaching, then Enoch was the father of Methuselah. Methuselah is his death shall bring. Methuselah was the father of Leimic, which Leimic means the despairing. And then Leimic was the father of Noah, Noah's name meaning rest. So if you put it all together, it says man is appointed mortal sorrow. The blessed God shall come down teaching that his death shall bring the despairing rest. Whoa. That's crazy. It's like that improv game where it's like the whole, you know, like name one word at a time. That was the biggest thing ever. If I were saying the time I was listening, just at the end, I'd just like, I'm not texting me. I was reading your mom's text just the end like where the climax, like the whole reason you told the story to the very end. Yeah. I can't say to get my school. Golly, Lil. I listened most of the time. If you combine all of their names, this is what it says in order in order from Adam to Noah. I'm listening. Man is appointed. Oh, geez, of these man is appointed mortal sorrow. Shut the front door. See, that's what that's what that's so shut the front door. Um, like I said, it's like that improv game where you do like one word at a time and you try to like it. That's like, you always got to wonder like each generation like, man, I wouldn't, but hopefully they pick a good name. It's like a madly. Yeah. Um, but did that, my question would be, did that happen when they did the translation of the names or did that happen? Their names in Hebrew mean those things. So they knew what they were doing. Yes, Adam is like Adam, Adam, uh, Noah's, No, uh, yeah, and Eve made that. This is a lot of fun, funny, I didn't hear you, I'm sorry, you want to know, I was paying attention. So, um, wow, that was very interesting. I know it's very interesting. Where did you learn that? Oh, just online just made it up. Yeah. It was all made up. It actually means man, they be tripping. Golly, I hope they don't mess up more. Oh, no. Oh, man. Fallen angel. We did. Um, okay, in other news, six volcanoes, dude, I'm hearing about these volcanoes, man, six volcanoes. So when this comes out, this would have been a couple of weeks ago, six volcanoes within a few days have erupted in Indonesia alone, yeah, hotspot. One of them is, uh, the, uh, nook, uh, what do you say this, crack a toe, crack a toe, crack a toe, crack a toe, uh, yeah, that's a, that's a volcano, volcano, yeah, a nook, crack a toe, which is the child of the legendary volcano, crack a toe, uh, because crack a toe, uh, erupted in 1833, and it was such a giant eruption, um, that it produced multiple tsunamis killing 33,000 people. Good lord. Okay. So that's the old one. That's the old, uh, Jesus. And it made another volcano. So there's like a, like a little baby volcano right next to a crack a toe that they called a nook crack a toe, uh, that did erupt and it said that the, it was erupting for 25 hours straight, Oh, no, produce an ash cloud of 50,000 feet, oh, no, delayed hundreds and hundreds of flights, and they're worried that it could even get bigger. It's on like, I guess level three, which is like the highest level, alert level three, which is like, yeah, this good, like, well, yeah, for a little midnight. That's right. I've had such a weird morning and I'm still kind of very sleepy and one of those days where like nothing goes the way that you plan it and you saying crack a toe of 500 times and then talking about how one volcano gave birth to the other volcano, I just shake my head. I thought I was asleep dreaming. This is a dream. Like up. Not sure. Like right now. This is all a dream. My body feels a little weird too. Like I'm not really sitting here. Well, canos are scary, man. Dude, it's nuts. I remember reading about, because it was so close to where we were, it was like in the 80s, but Mount St. Helens, when that erupted, how crazy that was. And I remember that story of that man, that man, dude, that refused to leave because he had like dogs or something. Yeah, he just, he's like, this is, this is where I live and if I have to die here, I'll die here. Yeah. I mean, I completely, his house was completely gone. Like, he was just destroyed, but he was, they have a footage of him like all on the hell, they're in a helicopter and he's just like waving at him and it's just like, see you later. You want to hear a really depressing thing about a man being engulfed by a natural disaster. I saw a photo and I didn't look up to see if it was true because I don't want to know. But so there's, there's a little peace of mind, but there's a photo of a dude and he is like packed to the neck and rubble. And there's people trying to get him out, but the, the headline was apparently he refused to be rescued. He said, I will not like, don't pull me out. He was holding the hands of his two girls. Why did you do that? It's fake. It's fake. It was, it was a made up story. That's what we said. You shouldn't say stuff like that. What you said? Oh my gosh. All right. He was trying to get them out. Well, you're just that guy at the party that just brings everyone down. I want to go home. That's just an AI photo and a fake headline. Yeah. Yeah. It's okay. Hi guys. If you guys like this episode, you can go to patreon.com/ningerthebutterflies and Hey, speak of that. If they go to patreon.com or download the app today and look up ninjas of butterflies, they get 50% off their first month using the code. Let's make it up right now. Code. Buttercup. Buttercup. Buttercup. Listen. I mean, a lot of people lately that don't know what patreon is. It's basically YouTube, but it's your favorite show because no ads, no ads behind the scenes content. You can play it in the background just like if you had YouTube premium, like it is the best app. And now is the best time to start because it's 50% off your first month. 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Yeah, and we have we have 1.7 million people There's 100,000 people that watch and the year weekly podcasts and a year sure 100,000 and a year. Yes Okay, 24 hours. That's what we did with our Instagram. No, by the end of the year if ninjas are butterflies clips on you Tube has 100,000 We will get Andy an epic tattoo. What have you ever thought about it? Full bag full body black out Do I have your thought about a nose ring? No, I don't I think we leave my face alone. I think we can leave the face alone ears were enough And you guys have to choose a tattoo. It won't be a fullback, but you get to choose a tattoo Yes, yeah, I mean I won't be paying for it. Yeah, yeah But it's on your body for the rest of your life. This is man. I have his face as a chicken nugget on my thigh I don't care. I have dumb and dumbers bird on there. Like I don't I don't care what I get Speaking of don't care what you get Relatively every one of it comes like okay Did you see the the one people are like and do whatever in the top comment is what I'll get There's one of the ones that I saw this dude like literally spelled out the entire build on a Porsche and then Porsche jumped in and was like we approve this message for a tattoo No, no, but it was like it was like one of those things if I hit some he subs But he was like literally an unknown like trying to get his wife to let him do something. That's so fun He's like a yeah, Porsche gonna help him pretty said love when that happens. All right. You want a song? John Rape oh My gosh Mountain folk Kind of like Appalachian. Yeah, Appalachian. What is it? Appalachian? Lance told me we're saying it wrong every time Yeah, there is a way. I think it's like something with Apple like Apple Appalachian. I think that's what it is Appalachian But people say Appalachia Appalachian I can't even think of the other reason. So I'll correct us in the comments. Yes, from most you are from yeah, I want to Appalachia a real one All right, I figured out this song guys already. It's all right. I got it. I'll take the lead on it There's an empty space beside me in this bed In a thousand things I wish I'd never said Picture still sitting by my phone In this house ain't felt like a home since you've been gone There's a half full bottle sitting by my chair In your favorite blue jean jackets to hang in there. I Keep telling everybody. I'm okay But the truth gets a little harder every day Some things fall and some things fade some things leave and some things stay ever since you walked away Far goes the butt Sim goes the plane Pizza goes the hut Chew goes the train Splash goes the pee Cheese goes the cake Buzz goes the bee My heart goes the brake Heart goes the brake Wow It's not released yet Oh, okay, if anything he gets flacked. Yeah, we release the song. Fargo's the butt is Shout out to Luke Brian and his AI lyrics Oh my gosh, you hear that still a lefty girl going crazy right now You know her I'm on a train back to basting So she's been like for the past few weeks like she's been like Getting like a month. She's like you know like you stole that song from stick seasons that melody and then another one from like teenage dirtbag and all this stuff And then I was like I can never really hear it that much sure she just released one called misery or it's like on EP from last year, but it's A million times I mean like a million dreams from Greta Showman You get it's just the exact song basically same melody to I'm like, okay, now I can't unhear it You know that has to be just that's that subconscious like when they're right stuff They're like, oh, this is a great melody not knowing that they took it in the world of AI as well Because it's probably stealing some stuff if you're using AI Yeah, but also when you're that young you you're pulling from your inspiration your mind that happens to us all the time When I'm like we're like oh with the sounds like this and you have done you can't unheared then you're like Oh, I'm just falling back into that rhythm part of the Olivia Rodrigo Taylor slip drama. Yeah, she stole a bunch and then everyone go on her side But it's like also just over if the songs better it's better if not and it's like what are you gonna steal money from Taylor Swift? I know it's not gonna happen. I also think that there's like nobody's original anymore. There's nothing original happening It's there was four original songs and then everyone's just been stealing ever since a hundred percent. Yeah, everyone just shut up. What? That's a bad word By the way, I did love that on the last of those so funny. Oh Man, I love this Callie, I missed you guys. It's just like the whole ported What drove you know what I got in this box, which you stop what stop not right now, but it's Stop sign language it to me. No, I don't know sign language pumpkin cinnamon roll. Oh, that's it's good rose. Okay, all right Yeah, keep talking I can wait. Yeah keep talking. This is great. We're just we're delaying the inevitable if you feel that strongly about it Then just say I will just say it lily today's question Sit in by viewer. Oh, I didn't know what's time for that. Do you support race wars? Oh, gosh No, okay Well now I'm on your side What You Sounds well You do not support race wars. No, you're gonna go on the record and say that okay Well, okay, well the race wars lily instead of soldiers dying the leaders will have foot races to settle wars That'll be cool. Apparently not you just disagreed with it. You just want all these soldiers to die. No I'm actually a release site on this one. What? Yeah, I'm going with her. I don't want to be run by Russia putting for sure Outraces Trump not it's you don't even know do you care about the American people? Do you have any idea how athletic our president is not not compared to Don't even dude Trump. He is he takes all these peptides his you see his hair how it is Yeah, that's because he's running so fast everywhere Do that thing opens up like a parachute run. No, that's great. I love I love that half of our crew just wants men to die Yeah, honestly ever since ever since the 1% Chinese came out. He's been acting differently. He has been I and it's I'm glad you said that Andy I just don't I just don't diminish the sacrifices that have already been made men have died and will continue to die Can you do then to lay down your life for your friend you would rather nobody has the chance to be noble? These leaders I don't know. Maybe hey, there's a guy with a gun at a store and it's like I'm gonna dive in front of the book What a what a nice and humble and loving thing know what you run up to a guy holding up a store with a gun to be like Hey, we should race instead of this. I have and it worked out Yeah, I don't know what's happening here, and I Like you know what I'm laying down my gun. I'm quitting my life prime forever Yeah, that did happen. I appreciate it. Remember that nice which back you stop talking. I like you're taking a zip it Don't talk to me that way. Don't you never again? Shush first off. Oh, come on. You can't even say it Whoa, what's your throw a freaking knife? Look how much is bleeding? Oh Gonna call somebody quick. Yeah, what do you want me to call him to the show I asked for full disclosures I was like, please hold still hitting the screen. He does this whenever he's like look I'm like hold it still That was actually swimming by a viewer on YouTube. Oh Ironics at ironic statement. Hey, one one second. I got your camera We love a good viewer question. Thanks ironic statement That's on an ironic statement I'm going on an airplane tomorrow. Tell us about your trip Going to the trip. Yeah, we're going to go to my grandma's funeral It's going to be fun in a way that those things are fun, but she's like heaven. You're celebrating. She's literally in her life She's literally in heaven. In fact, she might be a saint and we had Such a beautiful loving relationship and we're just gonna celebrate her little Irish self Mm-hmm and be with your entire extended family is coming Almost your entire and it's just gonna be a sweet time for the Brennan is doing the eulogy That's gonna be great going to skinny Atlas, New York or skinny Atlas Where's Danny? Where's that upstate New York very close to the Canada border? But we're probably gonna go see Niagara Falls That'll be cool. We have to tell a to not to say Niagara Falls because she can't fall pronounce it Don't tell anybody where you're going next week All right, is that why she got sent home from school. Yeah No viewers she keeps throwing up at school because she knows that I'm gonna pick her up if she throws up I mean, yeah, you've you've you've set the precedent I know but what am I gonna do she throws up on the rug? I've offered the school if I could take the rug and get it professionally clean because it's always the same rug that she's throwing up on It's kinda like it's kinda like a dog how they always go to the same place in the house. Yeah Anyway, we're really excited and we get to go. No, no, no, no, we're gonna go see a doctor about waffles and noodles but we are going also your grandmother your maizee her parents who may wear They're herring the grandma grandma McNeil's yes, they owned a Ben and breakfast called the gray lock in who were that was oh up there. Yeah, we're gonna go They serve a beautiful dinner and we're gonna go there. Yes, that's awesome. Yes, you got to yeah, that's so cool. I went there Oh gosh, that's what it's for a maizee probably close to 15 years ago. Yeah When I was doing I was doing like that woodworking tour thing. Mm-hmm. I went there. It's my mom's cousins that own it still They're not close at all and I was like, dude, this is gonna be so cool. It's like because it's like family. Yeah, I'm like, hey, I'm a Sally Robinson's grandson. They're like okay I'm like party one or All right, yeah, here's some pictures, you know pictures of her like waiting and stuff like I'm like, oh, it's really cool They're just like, yeah, you can have a look around whatever like all right. I thought it'd be a little more And then the lady She goes we've actually we um brought in a medium Um, the other week and we were able to communicate with your great-great-great-grandmother. I said, I don't think that was her So Don't do that again. That's where you're staying. No, we're not staying there. No, we're gonna go have dinner there But like what's gonna follow you? What's funny is like your family? I don't know. I'm like we should call them and say hey By the way, like 20 of us are coming for dinner and we are related to you and this was our family in They'll say we don't care and they won't care, but why don't we try there's some There's some baggage with that pretty like in there's beef so my grandpa McNeil He's from Ireland, Belfast Ireland and he opened it with His wife's I think brothers Who they were primarily from Scotland and so there's he was a third owner in it and basically got kind of like forced out Like with no what do you call it recompense? Sure. Yeah, it's a good word. Hey, I've never heard that word in my life I think I just made it up Sometimes has a negative connotation though, so I don't It was not paid for his third royalties Residuals and so there's there's a little bit. I'm like it's so cool because like my grandma used to work there and It's just it's super cool. It's like a very old-school Scottish tavern Place yeah, that's awesome. How many beds Rooms um, it's like bigger like a house. It's like a big house. It's probably like I don't know eight or ten rooms That's so cool. Yeah, I'm really excited. Just gonna be a ball So we're gonna go there and communicate with my dead great grandmother instead. Yeah, I thought that Ouija board I wear her wedding ring, so I wonder if there's gonna be some kind of like Like she's grabs your hand. I want to back Anyways, speaking of dead great-grandmother. You're never that a child. This was really fun This has to do with AI. Okay. I saw this meme What are those things called memes? Yeah Who's this guy with memes? He's got like every meme It says them how big of a conspiracy theorist are you and says me Since the matric what jeez since the matrix was released in 1999 Cell phones have been replacing landlines and payphones the only way they were able to show how to get out We're showing how to get out Excuse me. So in the matrix for them to get out of the matrix They had to go to a payphone or a landline. Yeah, but since the movie came out landlines and payphones don't exist anymore Various so we can't get out of the matrix now we're stuck in here Then I feel like I'm in the matrix right now to be honest with you. There's like a weird fog going on today Like I feel like a couple days weather system So this week is weird Yeah, I will think it but it also feels familiar and that's what Josh and I are talking about I feel like the Weather that we've been experiencing this past week is florida like the past two years have been like Not florida and now I'm seeing real clouds Crazy clouds. I want to bring up something. Oh gosh. I've been dealing with you still talking about yeah, yeah No, I'll transition back into it. Go ahead. Go ahead. I don't mean I just have something like it's like that Do you see that they're made a salmon movie? No, what yeah, they're making a biopic on Sam Altman in favor I mean doesn't it doesn't look great, but guess who's playing Sam Altman Andrew Garfield Dude it feels like social network, but a little bit darker. I mean he's got his like walk down Like everything is can't like there's a whole scene where he's just like walking with a backpack into like this like backshed Oh his black box opens up and he's got a room of blue lights with just guns in software And then he opens up his backpack and I'm like what is this movie gonna be about? That's his kill switch back I know that's what I'm saying, but like like what is this dang? Which have you noticed? He's not carrying around anymore. I have it Which brings me to this And I'll circle back to what I was talking about before but this has to do that. We'll circle pin it pin it pin it pin it pin it pin it pin it pin it We'll touch base on this take a purple town. Tell it down and then we'll come back to it. Um this guy Um Jacob Coxon okay, okay, he was a employee of inthropic What is that again AI an AI company? Okay He let out some tweets when this comes out, but it was like yesterday He said in his tweets He said I resigned from inthropic today I spent the last three years doing pre-training research at both open AI and inthropic Neither company is acting responsibly They are racing straight to self-improving super intelligence in gambling with our lives more thoughts below Then he goes on do not underestimate the power of this technology These will soon be superhuman systems that can hack anything revolutionize any field overnight and acquire real power and resources We have of all witness the progress in each of these domains and progress is not slowing, he continues. The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt, if anything, many executives and senior researchers will coach their phrasing, or sorry, coach their phrasing, will coach their phrasing in the press to sound sensible, but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger. And then the last one, he goes on for a while, but this last one I'll read from him. A common response is, quote, "If they truly believe this, why are they still building it?" End quote. At OpenAI, many have not deeply internalized the civilization stakes. At Anthropic, the stakes are well understood, but they are locked in the race to get their first. They believe no one else will act responsibly, so they must do it themselves despite the risk. - Hey Jacob, get in a safe room. - So that's like a recurring thing. - They all think that their God's gift to humanity and they're the only ones who could do it responsibly. - Yeah, hate that. - You know what, what's the British comedian guy? - Russell Brand. - He's the host of the, you shouldn't laugh thing. - Oh, Jimmy Carr. - Jimmy Carr, did you see him on that one podcast? Where he's like, he's basically like, I'm not much like conspiracy theorists, but the one conspiracy that I do have is that he believes there is a Manhattan Project, style project happening within the United States right now, and they've already achieved AGI, and they're just figuring out how to one control it and to slowly release it out. - I mean, it would make sense why we're having such big progressions in AI for public use, because they can't contain it, or they're slowly like, I don't know, that's, yeah. That's a good theory, and I don't think it's that far off. I mean, everything's pointing to 2027 being the end of the world folks. I mean, we are getting closer and closer. - Do you guys see, we talked about how AI got out, they were doing that test, we talked about how they went to China, all that stuff. Well, apparently it wasn't just one AI, like within the test, like it was one test, but apparently it involved the thousand different agents, and I'm gonna give you like a super Andrew talking version of it, which is complete cast, but it was like a thousand agents, and then as I understood it, 300 were covering for 700 other agents that got out, so it wasn't just like one little blip, like it was like a freaking army of AI agents got out and like literally hacked into everything else. So it's like, it was easy for my brain to like, be like, all right, whatever, it's one, it got out, they did something with it, but then to think of just the sheer volume that expanded from this one test, like it's not contained. Like how do you chase down every one of those agents and know what it did along the way or what's continuing to happen? - Yeah, no way to monitor that. - No, or to catch up, like we don't, like we're sending an AI after an AI that already got out, which means like just it's behind, it will never be where it is, you'll never get it. At least my brain can't understand how you would ever get it. - It's like having a kid, like you're like, just never have access to internet before, and then like, hey, here's a laptop, I'll be back in a week. And it's like, there's no way you could possibly know what they've like found or like exposed themselves to. It's like you just have to like deal with it afterwards, like the ramifications, and so it's like the same thing, you're just letting this thing run rampage. 'Cause it would be a fixed speed, right? Like the speed at which it's going forward would be the same speed 'cause it's the same tech that's chasing it down. - Yeah. - So it's a race, you'll never get it. It's already out. You can't get in front of it. - It's all good, thanks. - Don't feel good about this. - I mean, this is the world we're living in though, dude. - Yeah, I think we're just being lied to. I didn't do much research into this, but there's something that happened where like three cardinals from the Vatican secretly went and met with CEOs of different AI companies in Silicon Valley without telling anyone. - Just for no reason? Like that we know of? - I don't know the reason. - Yeah. - I didn't really look into it, but just like, that's weird. - Yeah. I don't know. - Well, at least I mean, like I don't know, I don't know what we think about that kind of representation, but I would hope that at least one group of the church is gonna go be like, what's going on here? Can you tip us off? - Yeah. - Yeah, but Silicon Valley, that's an involuntary situation too. - Yeah. - Maybe. I mean, I feel like the Pope's like, hey, I want to come see you. I'm like, all right. - Yeah. - I think every generation has something very scary happening in it. - True, but we have all of what they've had before and then more. (laughs) I mean, like do you think about war, famine, slavery, all that exist and now we have AI. - Oh my gosh. - So it's like, and like the internet. - Yeah, like the nuclear bomb, it's like, back then we had two, now we have like 10,000. (laughs) And now it's controlled by potentially AI. - How do we make sure, well, and I remember hearing at least a sound bite and I think it was taken out of context, but like from Sam Altman kind of talking about how like, it would be okay if a large portion of humanity was like non-existent or something like that. - Yeah, it was, Peter Till was talking about it. - He was like, he was okay with just like, he's like, he human race doesn't. - Continue, yeah. - I was like, that's a long pause. (laughs) - And that's scary the way you paused there. But that's, it's man. - And then Chatchy BT, you just released that new update, which is bonkers. - Absolutely, like crazy. I mean, I don't, I just, that's a tough thing. I have such a hard time explaining what it is, but they do have, I'll send this in the chat. And it just shows you what they're capable of doing because they're mixing Chatchy BT with Blender, which is like a program that helps create like 3D models and everything like that. But no joke, I mean, it's crazy. Some guy was like, hey, give me a digital 3D model using Google Maps of New York City. And within minutes, happens like that. Every single inch of New York City is done. - This is good for us 'cause we can make our own 3D rendering of our house. - Yeah, well the world's ending. - All right, you ready? Three, two, oh, that makes sure it doesn't. Yeah, it always, what parts? - Ah. There. - You think the music will get flagged? - I don't think so. - I can add music like. - Does it make a small yellow circle? - Done. - Okay, take this and make it the window of a rocket ship. - Not that crazy yet. - I like this, but can you make it a lot more detailed? - Your yellow circle is not a window on a rocket. - Okay, this is-- - I'm not worried. - Because as long as it doesn't, build the rocket right around the front of his face or something, bro. - 3D model in Blender. - Blender. - Let's build a presentation for next season's ringwear for retailers. Make sure that it feels really high-end. Such people won't need to do anything. So this is GPT Astra. - Like, our scammed in 20 years from now, bro. Women can find out these angst right now. Like, how did you give them the crypto.com password? Yo, bro, we're gonna be short, bro. - Right, I can help with that. - This is awesome. - You can't, we don't have to do anything. - What if you just have a thing that doesn't just give you answers, but does everything for you? Guys, think about long term. What does that mean? - 80 million dollars. - I mean, it's gonna just create the dumbest civilization ever. - It's walled. - And we would become completely dependent on it. - Well, I think that's the problem, is that the only hold back in that entire thing is the person prompting it. Like it doesn't eat or prompt, so we're obsolete. - Yeah. - It's wild, man. There's just a lot of crap happening. - Here's some good things happening. - Okay. - Yeah, him and one, please. - Luke Bryan has a new album. - Okay. - Amazing. - I get the prerequisites. - Mark goes, but. Brilliant marketing. We're doing it for him. - The UN has voted to officially change the map of the world. - Okay. - Yes, I saw this. I'm psyched. - They, it's since, I think they've had the same proportions of the continents since like the 1500s, Africa is like, why is Africa so small? - Yeah. - Because, if you look, you can fit in like the United States, China, Russia, Europe, all within the continent of Africa. - Three United States can fit inside Africa. That's crazy. - So apparently they just voted in the UN and they're officially changing it to make through the proportions of Africa accurate to scale. - What? Yeah, and the rest of the world. - Right. - Yeah, everything's gonna be like proportioned correctly. - Why, I'm curious to hear why it was proportioned in a way that it was originally racism? - They say that, but it's like, I mean, it fits like from the 1500s. It's like, people were racist back then. Yeah, they weren't, that racism was, yeah. We then did it in 1900s. But the way, like the, 'cause you can't, the map is laid out, 'cause you have a three-dimensional sphere. - True. - They put onto a flat, two-dimensional plane. - True. - So proportions get all, 'cause you see Greenland is like the biggest continent on the map. - Yeah. - Is that correct? - No, that's actually insanely tiny. - Really? - Yeah, comparatively. - I don't know anything. about geography. - I'm sure it was just like so people could hold it all and like if they're having a globe, they can hold it all and it could all be examined, like, just, I don't know. - Wait, which one's right? - The orange. - Wow. (laughing) - Ah, that's great. - So that blue stuff doesn't even exist? - No, the blue stuff is, yeah, the, yeah, does not exist. Those were the proportions that were-- - So they made that up? - It was just scaled bigger. - Yeah. But they just, I don't know, yeah, that would be interesting to figure out like how the origins of that, like why they chose the scale that they did for those specific places. - Yeah, yeah. - But I did see there was, it was almost a unanimous vote except for one person voted against it. - Yeah, who was, do you know? - No idea. I think it's hilarious though. It's like one guy's like, nah. - Maps don't need to change. We don't need to-- - Can you look it up? Who voted in the UN to not change the map? - That's, I mean, that's crazy. - Dude, if it's America's shame on me. (laughing) - Yeah, dude, that, but that's gonna be telling. - What should be like the Bahamas or something? But yeah, I think that's changing stuff up. - That's a good thing. - I think that's fine. - That's the good news. Remembering COVID when John Kersinski was doing the good news reports? - Oh yeah. - That was fun, the weird time that was. - Yeah. - Feel like we talked about that every episode and it's just like, how weird was COVID, right? 'Cause that-- (laughing) - 164 countries voted to support the resolution. Against one country, parentheses, the United States. - No! - No! - Did she ask. - No! - Did she ask. - What? - Why the US voted no. The US representative opposed the new map and called the resolution a radical ideological project. US officials also described the vote as superfluous and argued that the UN should focus on other issues rather than political debates over map sizes. We're the people renaming the golf. - Yeah, in lakes. - What are we doing? - They're like, don't make it realistic. They're just bigger stuff to focus on. It's just, it's a one day thing. It's, they're voting anyway. - What are topographers even doing right now? (laughing) Come on. - Come on, US. - Yeah, we need to keep them busy now. - Yeah, they need something to do. - They need a job, they need job security. - Oh my gosh. - That's crazy. - It's like Mr. US representative, you don't have to make them app. You just say, yes, let's make it. - Here's the two, we find out we have to. - They're taking it and they're like, making it some like political statement or whatever, it's like, this racism thing is like, okay, but they're, it's correct. - It's correct, and also that now my kids can know they're like, hey, they know the actual size of Africa. And it's like when you learn about different continents, you actually know, this is the largest one. Well, it doesn't look like the largest one. - Yeah, looks pretty small compared to China and Russia. - Seems like the most nonsensical thing in the world. Yes, we're going to do that. - That's crazy. - That's crazy. - You called it though. - That is so funny. - Oh, it's so funny. Some weird news. I did watch China Five, Andrew Callahan, I came out of the video talking about the rise of the far right in Germany, the far right party. - Okay. - Currently? - Currently. - Okay. - They just won the primaries or something. They won, so they're the majority party leader in Germany now. - And they haven't been. - No, okay. - But they, you watch it and you're kind of like, you kind of have to like read through some stuff 'cause it's like obviously they're going to show the crazies. - Yeah. - But there's some valid points from the far right movement, but they're also using a lot of these points as complete propaganda pieces. Like every party does. - Correct. - But it was a little freaky that they're going around interviewing people like not everyone. I want to clarify, not everyone in this far right movement in Germany, we love you, Jeremy. - Yes, but it's weird that they, he basically Andrew showed this map of Germany. And after World War II, Germany was split basically kind of in half. He had East Germany and West Germany. That was the Berlin Wall. So East Germany was under control of the USSR. Very strict, communist, no good. And it like basically impoverished East Germany. - Yeah. - Just a bunch of sauerkraut. - West Germany was booming. It's, they said like West Germany within five years was like one of the economic powerhouses. Like in that kind of just shows you a different swing communism and democracy. - Yeah. - Anyways. - Still think we should give it a try. - But the people where the far right movement is most prevalent or the people that voted for the far right movement to move or to win was in East Germany, current East Germany. - Okay. - So it's like kind of the impoverished section of Germany. - Yeah. - But some of the people that they are interviewing was like, "Hile, Hitler, stuff like that." - No, no, no, no. - Oh yeah. - Oh no. - People were like, "Well, hold on a second. "I thought we were done with that." - Wait a minute. - Sounds familiar. - But it's just interesting to look into and watch. - But what was interesting is the, the, they're called like the AFT or AFG. AFG, which is, I was just right. - Just a D because it's Deutschland. - Oh yeah, you're right, you're right. But it alternative for Germany is how Google AI has it. But AFD, yeah. - Yeah. They are very against immigration and stuff like that. And you can, you know, kind of go back and forth that there are a lot of issues happening in Europe. - But that's us. - It's not a black and white thing most of the time. - No. But they use this example. Do you guys remember, it was a couple of years ago, the person drove his car into the Christmas village - Yeah. - In Germany. - No, I can't remember. - And he injured like 100 people and killed like six people. - Oh, it's awful. - He was from the Middle East. - Mm-hmm. - But his, it's so that the AFD used that as like, - Yeah. - At the prime example. But this guy, he was actually anti-Muslim and was like a radical far right. But from the Middle East. - Weird. - So he's like, we need to get Muslims out of Germany. - Yeah. - But the AFD spun it to where he was a radical Muslim. - Of course, yeah. - Interesting. - Okay, then everyone's doing this propaganda thing. - First of all, they got a win. - Yeah. - I wonder, it sounds to me because they organized right after World War II. - It sounds like that party that'll get us flagged for saying it over and over again, that party became it. But now there's like a new, like they're up, one of the biggest things that they do is they oppose the euro. - Right, they want to get out of the European Union. - Yeah, but even like financially, they're trying to establish their own thing, which we know what happens when you try to go up against the banks. So that seems like what they're doing. But I wonder, and again, this is completely, I don't know, but I wonder if it's like kind of how we have the South, which is like this subsect in the like conservative, like politics in America. So it's like, like I hold conservative views, and then there are people like way back in the States, you still have white bed sheets in their closet. Like me and them got nothing in common. - Right. - But so I wonder if they're trying to take those extreme like, - 100% they are. - Like if that's what it is. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Either way. - Some of the fishies, it would just, everyone be watching. - Yeah, be watchful. 'Cause as soon as this leader starts growing, this little facial hair here, that's what you need to be. Hey, why, I see that before. - I don't know what you wish it was actually like that. - But sometimes it is though Andrew, it's like if it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it's a duck. And if AI, it's, and if the AI community is saying, oh wait, nobody really cares about humanity, and they're just progressing. It's like maybe they're doing that, and we should be scared. And like being assessing what is valuable in the end times. And that's probably chicken and food. - Oh my gosh. - Yeah. - Check out your phones, 'cause we're talking about Germany. - Speaking of speaking of. - This is what Trump tweeted out. - Sorry. - I want to play if I real quick. I don't know enough about the German politics, and I'm not siding with any side. - No. - We're talking about it. - Just talking about the duck video. - We're talking about the duck video. - Yeah. - Go, go, go, go. - We also love German people. And we have friends who are German, Guten Tag, Teresa, and Laka. - I have a ton of friends that eat sarcro. I have tons of friends. - Yeah. - I will just say, I love Schnitzel. - Being in history, you know, fool me once. Shame on you, fool me twice. Shame on me, fool me three times. What's up with that? - Germany is like always the opposing force in every world war. - It's a common denominator. - What's the third time? - It's, yeah, it's true. - I love that, James. - They were the bad guys in World War I. Well, to us, they were. - Yeah. - To them, they were good guys. - Of course. - It's how it all worked. - World War II, I think they, the consensus was, they were the bad guys. (all laughing) - We can take a vote. Take a poll, if you guys pro-con. You get it? - Get it. - Nice. - It's such a loud glass shatter in the time we throw something in there. - I know. We gotta get the glass out of there. So this is the uniform that Trump proposes this space force is going to be wearing. And it looks, like once again, oddly familiar. Because it looks like a lot of people are comparing it to like the Imperial military and Star Wars. - Right. - But George Lucas purposely built those uniforms based off authoritarian regimes on earth, like the Prussian Imperial Army, and so it's just funny. Like everyone's like, they look so cool, but then it's like, wait a minute. - They think they know. So think about this guy. that I don't get is that he is a businessman and he does know these things. Hey, this is his purple cow. Yeah, you're right. He knows he's literally not done. Go read it. Yes. He knows what he's doing. It's just it's crazy. And you know, that's immediately a chat GBT image like I've done that prompt on that kind of like layout. So it's just funny that when we when we looking at uniforms like that for because I just I was just like, I wonder what I would look like. If I would have looked, you know, like slim, if it would have been like flattering on me, but who knows? It's crazy, man. I love I love the work that Andrew Callahan is doing. I think that he is an exception in media sources and just keep going, Andrew Callahan. I don't agree with him all the time, but I don't think you're supposed to. I want to find people that you grew constantly because that's unhealthy. Yeah. But yeah, he is always really ahead of the times on a lot of things too. Like subject matters and topics that are going like people like no one's paying attention to this. And he's got his ear to the ground and great team around because they're killing it all the time. And he's not scared to talk to pariahs. Well, he did you see? He flew. He was in Iran, like not that long ago. Yeah, reporting in Iran. Yeah, I mean, he was just like, okay, I'm out. I'm safe. He's like, I'm out of his coming soon. I'm out of death to America parade right now in Iran. Crazy. That's nuts. You look like the most American guy ever. Literally. Well, and also like the work that he did with Hunter Biden, which like I don't, I particularly did not like Hunter Biden. Previous to his work, but I feel like Andrew Callahan really humanized. Sure. I love this previous work. Hunter Biden. Yeah. His extracurricular activities were phenomenal. What is he doing right now? Is he running for politics? He has. He has to be. He says he's not. But I mean, there's got to be something. He's cheering up for something. Biden also said, I like remember him going out. I'm never going to run. Never going to run. I'm not. And I was like, please, please, please, please. So I mean, there's obviously there's going to be a chance, you know, I think I think people would do it. Who would support it? The left, I think. Yeah, for sure. I think the left would support anyone over. Anyways, enough politics. I got to talk about alien abductions. Aliens. Aliens. What about them? I got some crazy stuff to talk about. Personal stuff. Personal. Yeah. 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We're just like, but did you guys hear? There was a guy. That was a man. There was a guy that I followed on TikTok when I had it and it was an elderly man and he would do like, I forget what he called his series. It was like, I forget, but he has a book of poetry. But it's not just his poetry. It's like famous poets and it's like an everyday poem to read. I need some good poetry. Do you want to give Clarissa your card? My card? Yeah, I guess she'll put it on hers, I guess. I don't know. Sorry. She's just lacking me. Apple cashier back. I want something. Is she going to go right now? I have to be out of your do you want to down down? Yeah. It's being here quick. All right. You can tell her to come get my card. Come to the card. What are you doing? Company card. You stinky boys. One's meeting. All right. Okay. So we were just talking about Patreon, right? And one of the perks of joining our Patreon community. Show them the number. You just showed every one. Is it actually a company? It was out of frame. It was out of frame. Hey, if it is, Clarissa. Thank you. Clarissa. Clarissa. Donka. Donka. Donka. Well, you just asked them to make Chinese Mary free, whatever they want. Stop throwing stuff. Yeah, we just told you. You need to talk to your therapist by your angry. Don't push it. Clarissa, you got to be a liquidy split because I got to be out here in like 45 minutes. Don't rush. Don't rush. What? Okay. Okay. Talking about Patreon. One of the perks of our Patreon community is having access to our online community discord where we chat and we have several different chats in there. Eventually that is where we're going to host our book. Which I did hear somebody just say on discord. They were like, really? We're getting GTA 6 before we get an inches book club. That's good. And I'm like, okay, we're hustling. Anyway, it's got it. We're doing it right. But this question was submitted to me through our online discord by a gentleman named Poca King. Oh, yeah. Poca King is very active. He's very active. You're a burglar. You're a burglar? You're the burglar. Oh. And your motive is to steal things to inconvenience your victim. It's not like it's not like a crazy. What three things are you taking? Oh, that's a good question. inconvenience them. I got mine. Okay. Phone keys. Wallet. Easy. Yeah. The wall is the obvious one though, because you could rob them like their bank account. It's be like phone charger. All the hair ties. Yeah. Every single hair tie. The scissors are one or a can opener. I'm taking the can opener. You only have one. Nobody has two can opener. You're right. And that's something you're not going to realize. You're like, man, I can't believe I lost my phone in my wall. At least I can have this can of soup tonight for dinner. But I would go on my head. I would be like, did I even ever own a can opener? Have I ever owned one? That's true, maybe. Dude, I mean, taking all the spoons out of a house too. Yeah. That'd be crazy. We have a spoon deficit in our house. Yeah. Coffee filters. We don't use them, but I can see that being highly inconvenient. Yeah. I think I'm going can opener. I think I'm doing I'm just going to take the whole underwear drawer. Okay. Nice. The whole drawer itself. That will not inconvenience me. Sure. That I'm going to be robbing a normal person. And then, man, I'm trying to think of like things that I never go without or never lose because if I did, it would be very bad. What about break pads? Do you need those? Do you need to dry? You try to murder yourself. It just makes it squeaky when you don't have one. Oh, you said burglar. I said murder. I mean, eventually get to where you can't stop. Oh my gosh. Nevermind. The squeak is a metal bead in the pad. They put there to let you know you're getting to it. What about one windshield wiper off? Oh, that's a good one. Yeah, the driver side one or just take take the passenger side's clear, but then yours isn't. We're just take the rubber piece off. So you don't even notice. Yeah. Dang. That's a good one. Nah, that's good. Body wash because you need your shampoo and your conditioner, but it's like where the body wash go. But I've also just taken outdoor showers and just like scrub down real good. It's like, I'm okay. He's a bucket of sand. But you're like, I just don't feel clean. Sure, but it's not like the biggest inconvenience. I'd still go to work. So you're thinking like very inconvenient. Yeah, it's your enemy, right? Yeah, you said like your arch nemesis. I don't know if we talked about this on the show yet, but Josh and I, the only way I've been able to describe it is like a demonic oppression because we literally cannot buy the right milk. Every time we go to the store, we're buying the wrong milk. What do you mean? To the degree that I went to the store the other day and I can't even remember going to the milk section. I blacked out going to the milk section and I showed up with 1% milk at the house. What do you, how does that happen? I don't know. It keeps happening. It keeps happening. What color is 1%? Well, we get that. She gets the wrong brand. She gets the carton ones. Okay, yeah, we get the joke. I was raised on 2% my whole life. The blue, the blue top. And I think for the past five, I'm more than that. I think we switched to whole milk. Yeah, it's better. Yeah, it's so much better. I was like, I tried two percent. I was like, this tastes like just like water. It was because we were raised on aerobics VHS tape moms. That's what it is. Like the weird watchers. Yeah. Remember Tybo? Yeah. Tybo VHS is in our house. I don't think they were ever used, but man, they were there. They were used. That guy was that guy was energetic. Yeah. Yeah, it was the weight watchers moms. And they were all scared of like whole food. Yeah, it was the dairy industry. The whole got milk. Yeah, that whole scam. Big scam. Yeah. Because it's like what, 80-something percent of people are intolerant to lactose. Yeah. I got to start. I got to do a month off dairy and see how that affects me. Yeah, they say that in Chinese medicine, one of like the under things is like having like constant mucus. If you always feel a little stuffed, you've got, it's probably a dairy problem. I got skin issues. So I'm wondering if that's probably. Interesting. That's a dairy related. Anyway, I have no skin below my neck. Why I brought that up is that the milk has been extremely inconvenient, but that's our fault. That's crazy. That's such a random problem. Demonic compression for sure. We did it like three or four times. We got the wrong milk. That is, I don't get that. Crazy. Yeah, I would go get checked up or scan or something because there's something wrong. Andrew, who's with that beat? What beat? This beat. Got milk. Yes, I do. Got a real. Yes, and you got a real. And you got to show up right now. Right now. I don't have a real, but I have a story from a real. So we're switching. We're switching it up. This is a ghost EAS pod. I'm sure they say that different, but I didn't go to the thing. This is this is a, this is like the craziest 9-1-1 call I've ever heard of and it unsettled me. And so there's, there's no audio. I'm not, I'm not sure. I'm just telling it. I'm the dead children. I'm dead with two. No, no, this is, I don't, I don't think I'd be able to like do my job if this happened to me. So person calls, there was this lady and she like, she was, she lived out in the stick. She called 9-1-1 kind of frequently getting old, maybe a little dementia. And she calls one day and is like having a respiratory distress. She's like freaked out about something. The lady's like, I recognize your voice. Are you okay? She's like, I can't breathe. I'm struggling to breathe. She's like, it's fine. Take a deep breath. We'll send ambulance. It's on the way. You'll be okay. And it stays on the phone with her. She's like giving her updates, you know, cops are heading there first. They might beat them. Five minutes out. Are you okay? I really can't breathe. I'm struggling. And finally, she's like, okay, I see the ambulance is here. She's like, I'm going to go let them in. Thank you for staying on the phone with me and like everything's cool. And she's like, man, you know, talking to the other people at dispatch. She's like that sweet old lady. I hate that for her. Well, she gets a call back from the officers and the ambulance and they're like, um, hey, what, uh, who'd you say you talk to? And she's like, you know, uh, whatever the old lady's name. She was like, she was like, like, um, can we talk? We need to talk to your superior. And she's like, okay, basically being handled in another office, they call her in. They're like, uh, ask her to recount everything again. Yeah, this happened. She said distress kept her on the phone, helped her with her breathing, blah, blah, blah. And uh, they're like, well, let's, let's play back the tape. They listened to it together and everyone here's are talking to the old lady. She's respiratory. Just everything exactly how they said. She's like, what's going on? And uh, apparently she had been deceased full rig of mortis for at least a week. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. What do you mean? No one had been in the house. What do you do with that? Landline. Wait, what do you, what do you mean? Landline. So she spoke and she's her ghost called. She spoke. She knew the woman's voice. It was a recurring thing. Dimension out in the woods. What? Wait, wait, wait. Hold on, wait. Wait, say that again. So the woman was a frequent enough caller. And it's far out enough in the woods. Like the dispatch in charge of this region was like, they flagged. It's the old lady. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But yet she called even though her body was when they got there to dead for a week. Okay. And when they play back the tape, did they hear her voice? Dude, it would have been scary though. Do you hear nothing? Oh, yeah. I saw that. She's just like, yeah, man, they're on the way. And then it's like pause. Oh my gosh. Did you just heard like. Oh my gosh. Yes, babe, I hear you. It's okay. That's what it was like an ancient like like Hebrew language or something. And the and the woman's like, I'm throwing a party. I'm throwing a party at the bar, you know, whatever. And then the cop comes and he's like, what the heck are you doing? And you look down and she's been like butchering animals. And she thinks that she's like making punch. Remember from widow's Bay? Yeah. Yeah. Now whenever I didn't. I didn't know where we were. I didn't know you didn't hear the widow's Bay part. I was like, we have the headdress and everything. I was like, that was the best twist in the whole show. But the woman's in there in the whole time. And she's like, I'm concerned about this. Yeah. Are you okay? It's scary. Such a good show. It also has been nominated and won a lot of Emmys too. Yeah, they're killing it. You hear something interesting. Speaking of languages. Yeah. Scientists think they that well, the general consensus with these scientists, they believe that there was one unified language at one point on earth. And they believe that the language is split about 4,000 plus years ago. We heard. And they call this language proto-indo-European or pie. Pretty fun language. But listen to how it would have sound. Oh, no. It's crazy sounding. Are you ready? Yeah. I like that. That's cool. That's cool. Imagine telling campfire stories around the fire with that. I didn't even come up with that. Like literally could sit and then make something up. And then be like, this is what it sounded like. There's people that study this though. Yeah. Have you seen that one? It was a kid on TikTok who can like speak like ancient English and stuff. Like he can speak all these ancient languages. So he pulls out these old manuscripts from like, it would be like the England territory and like cheese. Like a thousand AD. Yeah. And he's like. And he's like, how the freak do you know that's crazy? It's nuts. Yeah, dude. That's so fun. I'm on the side of TikTok where the guy, the kid does really good bird calls. Oh, yeah. They just do it. They just do it so sick. He's the best. I just wish we could hire him full time to make birds. So he birds out all the time. Anytime I hear a bird now, I think the kid could do it better than that bird. Yeah. I want to hear him do a sand hill crane though. Oh, yeah. He's heard him do that one. Yeah. He was on duck dynasty's pod. I think. Yeah. I saw clip of that. So funny. His American crows. My favorite. Did he goes all out? He's the best. So I want to go like turkey hunting or something with that kid. Like, no, just hang out. I'm not going to call. Yeah. So good. So I have literally not stopped thinking about what Kim and Kyle told me on that podcast. What's the else about the owls? And they're like, oh, you're probably abducted. Yeah. I'm like, shut up. I'm like, I've been thinking about it so much lately. The way he asked you, do you have missing time? I'm like, I don't know. What? I don't know immediately trying to recall your week. Dude, when do we go to Miami that one time when we thought we died? Is that around the Miami, my aliens? That was kind of been like five or six years ago. Yeah. No, not five or six. No, I've been here for seven years. Oh, four or five probably four years, at least four, three or four years ago. Oh, it was as soon as we started the pod. Yeah, four years ago. Yeah. Yeah. Very strange. But I'm just like, I just, do you remember I had that alien abduction nightmare? Yeah. And I'm just like, part of my anxiety is like feeling trapped. Yeah, and like especially like laying down on a table. Oh my gosh Like for real like the acupuncture getting tattoo. It's like one of my biggest fears is laying down on the table Yeah, I'm not I don't think I was abducted But I'm like part of me is like what is Cam and that guy came in here and they just confirmed your fears. Oh a hundred percent We're like yeah, like because they're basically talking about owls is like the common thing people see before abduction Like this fear of owls and like because these grays or whatever they are That's what they disguise themselves as it's like something familiar to the person warming up to you Yeah, you got to think if someone was abducted and couldn't remember it how would the aftermath be like of that person's I call yeah, maybe like anxiety and panic attacks and stuff in constant being what you're what you're lucky about is that You already haven't established EMDR doctor and you guys can just uncover this if you want to ask him like Do we figure out if I was abducted by aliens have you got to go to your urologist like what are we piece of my she's like Showing signs you've been broke back and add to a lot of frequent urination I say all that because I Started watching a Video from American Alchemy Jesse Michaels shout out. We love you Jesse come on the block. We're being scared spite this stuff But he has had this guy on his show before his name is Mario and I figured his last name But he tells us insane Abduction story he used to be What do they call him like Military police on yeah on a nuclear site in South Dakota And it was in 1977 Him and another guy that he always referred to as Michael Johnson They there's this bright orb or like the the the first he saw this bright orb outside his station like very far off in the distance Just like that's wild. So he goes and like flips the lights on and off of his little base that he was on and the orb Mimic what he did and he's just like didn't think too much of it He's like oh, that's probably just someone out there communicating like someone like part of the military or whatever and then like I don't know how long it was you guys just need to see it So I'm gonna butcher the story, but basically an hour or so passes is like one in the morning The alarm start going off that one of their nuclear sites where the missile was It was being infiltrated from above the ground and below the ground like inside where the missiles And so like go out there and check out in the see if they'll it's a false alarm or something So him and Michael Johnson got in their truck 1977 they're driving out there and they see what they describe as a building size orb just hovering like 50 feet above the missile silo just a glowing orb. Yeah And they're like what in the world and they drive up to it and This like he says Mario describes as this is like piercing light Like blows and he's like it was like nothing he's ever seen before he's like He remembers like one thing is like he could look down the air vents in the truck Because his light was like penetrating everything. Oh my gosh And he looked over at Michael Johnson and he's basically just like stuck in fear But when this happens there's this like Black orb thing that came out of this giant glowing orb. It was just circling the truck Goes back and then out of the giant glowing orb three Tiny grays whoa Hover towards their truck with one tall one. He's described as like seven foot behind it Coming behind them and they come up to the the truck basically And they're telepathically saying to both of them do not fear yeah do not fear And all the sudden I'm drawing all the sudden boom boom They black out wake up. They're eight miles away. Oh my god by a river dam And I think it's like four or five hours had passed And so Basically their radio is going off like hey, where are you guys? Yeah, and they're like Michael Johnson was not responding He was like catatonic yeah, yeah in shock And he's like hey, we need a medical emergency bubble bath And so they like sent police officers More military police they come and get them then immediately bring them back separate them ask them questions um Get medical examinations done Michael Johnson is the only one that was described what happened to him in that moment of the blackout moment Or maybe he didn't fully reckon remember But basically mario is basically like yeah, I don't know. We just saw an orb Michael Johnson is immediately honorably discharged Mario continues in the military because he didn't say what happened But then later on in his life. He's the one going around to all these pockets being like something did happen Yeah, and he's like and there's only one person in the world to Tell the story with me and it's Michael Johnson and I've been looking for him for 50 years Whoa, and he's like He's gotten the FBI involved the Pentagon like they're like he's like please help me find Michael Johnson and they're like we can't find him. We don't know where he is And then through Jesse Michaels team. Oh They found Michael Johnson And so this video is them coming back together And they're like oh my gosh all the pod on the pot. Yeah, I'm just this episode And then both Mario and Michael Johnson agreed to do the hypnotic regression on camera And so I watched it and I'm like Uh, holy crap. Yeah, and they they are both Telling that section of when they went black for them And it is truly terrifying. Do they get probed? Oh, yeah, they get picked and prodded and yeah all this stuff and man But like just parts where they're like they're literally they're like reliving it in this thing And I'm just thinking I'm like is this is this like a forced yeah memory Because I was just kind of going like back and forth But like separate parts of their stories in that blackout moment were fully connecting like they're the same things But I'm just like it was hard to determine whether or not it was a planted memory or a planted memory or whatever But the way Michael Johnson he's just this older black gentleman and he's like 70 or something What's even up to this whole time like not telling his story? Yeah, well, he's like I was telling it for a while But no one believed me. They all thought it was crazy. So he basically he's like kind of forgot about it Oh, yeah, and then when it was coming back up He's like oh my gosh. I do remember that I do remember that and then when he did this hypnotic regression he's like shaking and screaming and he's like He talked about like the this pressure on his head. Oh, and he's like they're putting they're putting needles in my head And they're like where they put in the needles and they're like in my ears. They're putting needles in my ear What's up with the aliens and holes? I don't know But then Mario was saying the same thing how they're putting needles in his ears like it's like that part right here. Yeah But I'm just like it just blew my mind and I'm like It just seemed demonic Okay, so we have the two which one was the one that was In shock was it Michael Johnson Michael Johnson the one who like was catatonic. Yeah, okay Oh, and so he got he was catatonic and he came out of it and then he was yapping about it And then he got discharged, but Mario kept his mouth shut and stayed in Correct. Yeah, yapping about basically he saw these aliens and all this stuff He's like literally They're poking and prodding him and apparently they he wrote he's like they had they injected me with something And this is a part where you're like is this are they speaking into his memories to make him and Michael or Jesse Michaels Like do they put in sulfate something something something. Oh, yeah, and then he's really like. Yeah, it's like that was it And it's like a lot's truth serum. Yeah, I don't know if they would necessarily say that we're injecting you with truth serum Yeah, you know, so do you watch it with? Yeah, grainer ice grainer ice. Yeah. Oh, it's still very interesting and scary But it's not that that's the other thing when people talk about this like what's the point of them lying? Yeah You got to believe these guys like whether it was real or not they experienced something. Oh, I believe there's a completely either a legitimate alien Or if they're having a mental break like but like we have two guys having the same mental break at the same time That's very weird. Yeah, I didn't if you understood the human mind to the point that you knew what kind like what level of trauma You had to cause to cause someone to block it out and that's part of what they're doing. Yeah, like we're gonna push this so far So that they do repress it. We'll know where that line is. Yeah, and I mean the stuff he was saying in this hypnotic regression thing Was just like well, no wonder you forgot about all this stuff. Yeah, like the term the trauma was like Yeah, dude, you're mind can't handle that. Yeah, yeah So I those are crazy. I didn't finish it yet, but I was watching you say I'm like I don't know how much can just be your own imagination just fabricate. Yeah, I mean, the mind is powerful. Yeah. Yeah. It'll come up in the EMDR one day. Oh, yeah. We'll see. We'll see. I don't know. But space, orbs, aliens. Did you guys see what NASA, I think it was NASA, what they just captured with the planet Saturn? Oh, no. What's up? Tell me what's up. Oh, there. Spooky. We've talked about Saturn a couple of times on this podcast, like the, the, what is it, the society, the, or the cult of the black cube? Yeah. Yeah. And like the history of cronos, the time and like even some have speculated that like could Saturn possibly be this planet to where the fallen angels are imprisoned? Sure. Cause it's like this whole, I mean, like, this goes old ninjas. Yeah. Yeah. We all know on the north pole of Saturn, there's the hexagon. We all know that. I didn't know that. Well, that's the whole thing to the black cube. Yeah. The black cube. It's like, which is crazy, cause let me just back up a little bit. So there's a storm system of what they think on the top of Saturn, Andrew, if you could find the hexagon shape, actually, no, I got it right here. Sorry. Did we talk about this on the show or how did you know that? We talked about on the show a long time ago. All right. I'm repressing some of the things that we talk about. It's called the cult of the black cube, because one, there was cults around the planet Saturn. Correct. Since like back into the Greek time. Oh, yeah. Like astrology. All that crazy stuff. But which strange is. Excuse me. That's what it looks like. Yeah, yeah. So I just sent the same picture. Did you know that Andy? Yes. Because they're saying that hexagon is a two dimensional shape of a cube. Hmm. Yep. What are you talking about? A hexagon is a two dimensional cube, basically, a square is a two dimensional cube. No, no. If you take a hexagon and you form into a three dimensional object, it becomes a cube. Okay. We've talked about this on the board before. And that's the, because that's just the crazy thing. It's this perfect geometric hexagon on the north pole of Saturn. Yeah. Bizarre. Bizarre. The past was this, when this comes out. So this past week, they have observed the South Pole. They had one of their satellite things go see the South Pole Saturn. And it has formed a decagon. What is that? Ten? Ten sided. Wow. Look at this. I just sent it. Oh, my goodness. Oh, are you freaking serious? Oh, it's like da Vinci. What are the eyes? What are those eyes like a wheel within a wheel like a hurricane? And so they're like, we don't know how this happened. Yeah. It wasn't there before. No, no, because they actually had, they have a picture of like maybe two years ago and it was just kind of like a, an unformed circle. Here we go. Actually, I got it for you. Yeah. That's crazy. This is the South Pole. This is the South Pole is booty. So this picture, I just sent, these were the poles, the North Pole had that hexagon and the South Pole looked like that on the, on the right. Oh, my goodness. So it's just an unformed storm, if you will. So like a giant eye and now a million eyes. But now it formed a perfect decagon. Yeah. How does that happen? It's like frequencies, right? Like with sand and materials, like whenever there's frequencies played and how they create those shapes. Yeah. Unifers, man. God, Lee. It's weird. Ain't God cool. But dude, it's just, it, it weirds me out though with like the planet Saturn of just like. Try here that train coming, it's coming around, man. There's a train outside. They can't hear it. I bet they can. I bet they can hear that one. Yeah. That's crazy. The, the cube to, to hex I've never thought of. Yeah. Well, because that's, that was the whole point of the cult of the black cube. It's like the worship of Saturn, Saturn being Satan. Yeah. Um, but just the, I mean, because it goes from the Greek times, which was the Titan, uh, Kronus, right? Um, and he like is the one that like devoured his own children and was like imprisoned on Saturn. And then like, you fast forward to like the Roman times where they had a Saturn. And represented time and, uh, wasn't necessarily an evil God. But Saturn was going to usher in the golden age. And just they would have these like, I was like three days out of the year or something where they would celebrate the God Saturn, you know, it's basically like no rules. Anything goes. It was just a bunch of debauchery, hoopla, craziness, um, and then it wasn't until what was it? The 19, I was at the 19, eight, seventies, eighties or something where they're able to fully observe Saturn and like how it had just weird connections with the ancient pagan rituals with geometry and all this weird stuff. The geometry is evil. Right. Yeah. Um, you know what they call that class in college? What? Liberal arts, ooh, yeah. So it was actually Renaissance occultus developed an elaborate system of planetary magic. Saturn was associated with a three by three magic and it does something with like the square, something like that. But that was before knowing that there is a hexagon on the North Pole. Yeah. So they had this like weird Saturn magic that they would like invoke. And then apparently that led to the cult of the black cube, which is like, say, tannic. Yeah. And so they didn't even know that there was a hexagon on Saturn. Correct. So what the heck? Yeah. Yeah. What the hexagon. Oh my gosh. So I don't know what to do with that, but there is a decagon on Saturn now. And it wasn't there before. No. But also look at this picture. Someone like pointed this out and like, oh, it's a creepy. Is that first picture taken in our lifetime with the hexagon? No, with just the eye and then on the South Pole. And then in the past couple decades, yes, that was like 2023. Oh my gosh. So it's changed in like, it looks three years. Well, that's going on. But look at this picture. Someone said that the South Pole looks like a little bit. Oh snap. Gustave doors, circle of angels. Wow. My dad, my dad questioned an image. I sent him a picture of it right then. I was like, this is the booty of Saturn. And he was like, what? Yeah, I recognize that. Anyway, that's Saturn, baby. I love it though. It's just something about that, like, whether it's nature or something spiritual, it's very spooky, but it's also very cool. It says it's because of a storm moving wind currents in the planet atmosphere, interacted with a nearby storm. I'm sorry. But I would never seen anything like that. What storm has that type of symmetrical, like symmetrical guns, storms on Earth. And it's 104,000 miles across. That's a big storm that happens to look exactly perfect. That's crazy. I mean, we don't we don't have any of that on Earth. What's Saturn? What's Saturn's surface like? They don't think it's just gas. I think they say you can just go straight through it. That makes sense. The booty then. Is that Saturn? Yeah. I thought that was Venus. No, hydrogen, hydrogen and helium. It's just all gas like get big old gas bubble. So it's just a layer of clouds just flying through with your voice really high. Oh my gosh, there's liquid metallic hydrogen in the middle and the core is a dense hot central region made of heavier elements like iron, nickel, and silicate, silicates. We need to bring nickel back. Go. I've always been saying that. But bro, how do they even stink and know that? They don't know that. They don't even know if the Earth's core is the way what they say. They call it the theory, the theory of Earth's core. Yeah. They don't know. They don't know. Shout out to the movie of the core. What's that? A very, very good sci-fi movie where the, the middle of the Earth stops rotating. And so they're like, we've got to figure out how to move the, or where the Earth's going to explode. It's just like nine. These movies are like, how did people sign on to do this movie? That is so funny. We're speaking to movies. Yeah. Let's talk about Nathan Fielder's new movies coming out with. What is it? What? You haven't seen it? No. No, it's not social media. Yeah. Let's get, let's watch the trailer because it's very, very short. Let's see if you recognize who it is. Oh my gosh. I'm so excited. I don't know if you will recognize. I, I hope she doesn't because we got to talk about it. Oh, let's see here. Far goes the butt. Don't read any of the text. Okay. I don't think it will show anything, but you got to watch this because this is, I didn't know anything about this. All right. Let me get this. Oh no, now. Oh. Brick. Yeah, I've seen a lot of it. I've seen a lot of this stuff. I didn't know what this was about. Are you ready? a lot of this stuff. Are you ready? - Yeah, I don't know if this will get flagged. I don't know if trailers get flagged. - It shouldn't, I shouldn't. - I think we just watch it in silence and I'll put like a screenshot of what it is real quick, but then like we can react to it right after, 'cause it might. - Okay, click him. - So no audio? I don't matter, 'cause I'm gonna cut it. - Well, she needs audio. - Yeah, she needs audio. - All right, ready, three, two, one. - I'm not that person. - Okay. - Am I supposed to figure out how the girl is? - Okay, so you don't know, all right? - Is she the one? - Say it. - He's not real? - No, no. - On the airplane? - No, no, no. - No, that's, that would be great. That would be great. Do you know the name Elizabeth Holmes? - No. - Ooh, this is good. This is the thing, 'cause I didn't know anything about this. I thought this was like some psychological horror thriller and I was like, what is this? - Is it a comedy? - It's a documentary about Nathan Fielder living with this woman for 36 days, okay? The reason why she's going, he's living with her and it's only 36 days is because this is 36 days before she goes to prison. - Oh. - This is the story. - Look at the picture I just said. - This is the story of Elizabeth Holmes and I have never heard anything about this lady until yesterday where I watched her documentary. - Okay. - And she is wild, okay? So her story starts back in 2003. Elizabeth is a 19 year old girl who is studying chemical engineering at Stanford, okay? She's a, she's smart, she's energetic, she's ready, like she has a lot of dreams she wants to change the world and her idols, Bill Gates, who's the guy that ran Apple. Golly wants two jobs. All these guys that she looks up to, she wants to become just like him. And so after about a year and a half, she decides to drop out of Stanford. She tells her parents, her parents are freaking out. She says, I have an idea for a system that can test your blood inside your house. She says, my uncle died when I was very young and it was very sad they caught things way too late. - Mm-hmm. - I'm tired of the hospital and the medical industry poking and prodding people, giving vials blood for something they should be able to do in their house. - Okay. - To do down the street, be able to test your own blood for anything that you can find in blood. And that's what she, that's what her whole plan is. So she pitches it to the people that run, that are running Stanford medical and they're like, you can't put that in a patch. You can't diagnose 'cause she wants to diagnose, she wants to also administer drugs within a patch and they said, it's physically impossible. You can't do that. - Okay. - And so she said, whatever, I'm gonna do it. - Watch me. - Watch me. - So she drops out and so she starts putting all of her tuition money towards this new business that she finds. She even gets one of the leading Stanford scientists that has, that's tenured, that's been there forever to quit his job, to come work for her because he believes in what she's doing. - Okay. - So she's, you know, just this 19 year old girl who's starting this company and this has this dream to have these systems within people's homes. The problem is, the technology hasn't, we're not there yet, whatsoever. And she has claiming she has the technology. She has the, like the ideas, the plants and everything. And you know, she calls this machine called the Edison, which we could dive into later 'cause Edison apparently was kind of a, he was a genius obviously, but he scammed a lot of people as well. - Correct. - And so that was kind of an early sign. She named this machine that looked like a printer basically, it was a big chunky box and she called it the Edison. But then she named her company Theranos and they developed these machines and she hired a bunch of people and man, she was just, she was killing it. Like she was, she was very convincing. She was very confident. She knew what to say. And so she bought this building. She's literally in Silicon Valley. Just having all the ice are being directed to her and she has this big plan and a lot of people are listening to her. People like the former secretary of state, George Schultz, the former secretary of state Henry Kissinger, a guy named William Perry, James Mattis, all these people, defense secretaries, people that are no joke, high up in the political government that have gone like that have worked with Nixon, worked with all these people are right alongside her saying, we're gonna fund you. We're giving her millions and millions of dollars to make this work. And so she starts turning into like the Steve Jobs of females. She's wearing black turtlenecks. She was the same outfit every single day. She even had a normal female voice, but then she started talking like this, literally changed her voice on purpose. I'm not people like that. Became this character, you know, she had insane eye contact like Mark Zuckerberg, never blinked whatsoever. Just create like you just saw that trailer. She doesn't know blinking at the actress was killing it. It's scared. That's her. That's her. That's her. That's what's such a big deal. That's her. Nathan Villa is living with her for 36 days. He's been working on this project for three years. All right, that's what I'm trying to piece together. I'm like, did they live together before she went to prison? No, he's living with her to make the documentary. He lived with her for 36 days before she went to prison. They as a child. Okay, listen. I was listening. Listen, listen. Okay, listen. She's convicted of what I'm about to tell you right now. Listen, listen, don't interrupt. Okay, I'm listening. Years ago, she's convicted of what I'm about to tell you. They're saying in 36 days, you must be going to prison. Okay, in that time, Nathan Fielder and this guy, Lance, the director says, reaches out to her, says, can we document? Yeah. Can we come live with you? Can we stay in your house? Can we? I see. And then she goes to prison. Okay. That's it. And it's having like three years ago. It's not happening right now. She's in prison now. Okay. Yeah. She's in prison now. They're releasing the documentary next month. It's almost a three hour documentary by the way. Oh my god. And it's coming to theaters. I'm like, I'm just wait. So she starts getting millions and hundreds of millions of dollars of investor money. And she's building and she has everything on front. And she's also has a relationship with a guy named Sonny, who's about 20 years older than her, doesn't disclose, even though he's the president, doesn't disclose to the investors that they're in a relationship, she's hiding it for every single person. And it gets to the point where employees are figuring out we are not capable of doing what you are saying that we are going to do because what she's saying is instead of a vial of blood, we're going to take a drop from your finger. That's what she's holding. That drop is going to change the world. And you're going to be able to put inside this Edison machine and it's going to be able to run 250 tests and give you results like that crazy. Okay. I mean, it sounds awesome to be able to have that capability and that's why everyone was sold out. Like if you have, you can do this. We're going to give you money, but contracts weren't showing up. She was a lot of talk and nothing was happening, but she then she started talking to Walgreens and Walgreens is like, we're all in on this. Yeah. We're going to do this. And so they opened up in Arizona, all the Walgreens, they had facilities inside their stores, where people would show up and they would get the little fingerpricks and they would send them off and guess what? Nothing would show up. They couldn't do the tests on these machines. So they bought third party machines from other companies that they did not build that they did not plan and they're running them in their company, sending them out. And the ones they were testing on the Edison's were completely inaccurate. Right. I mean, inside the machine, you have these little things going down, dipping blood, going over glass crushed emanation, right? Blood was everywhere. The things were burning up and blowing up like it was craziness. And so when they would send those Edison tests back, they were inaccurate. So you have people coming to get their tests done that, I mean, it's their help. You have cancer. Oh my gosh. The medication's working. It's not working. You're miscarrying. I mean, I mean, she is all of this stuff is completely inaccurate. And the employees are saying, we can't keep doing this. And but they get to the point where they're starting to talk employees one another. They put spyware within all the computers. You cannot access any door without being known. Like you went through there. They're spying on all the emails. Every single thing. They're doubling down. One of the guys, George Sholes, who is the secretary of state. He's like 94 at this time. He is in love with Elizabeth. He thinks she's doing great. He trusts her. And to the point where like they're having weekly brunches, he's, she's a part of the family. Christmas. Thanksgiving. And the grandson's like, dude, this chick's awesome. I think I want to, like, are you accepting interns? I would love to enter in there. He starts working there and starts seeing all the red flags talking to his grandpa saying grandpa, like, hey, she's nuts. She's nuts. And he's like, I trust her. I love you, but I, I don't trust you with the information that you're getting right now. I trust her. And so the Walgreens thing is happening. And do they get to the point where they're starting to, people are showing up instead of the finger prick. They're doing the full on vials with the needle. And they're like, what? The whole point was I just was getting my figured out. Exactly. So, but they're trying to keep that under the radar. And news. Wall Street Journal is going out, but the thing is at this time, she's on the face of fortune, magazine. She's meeting with Bill Clinton. She's on, she's doing interviews with Joe Biden and Barack Obama, like all these things, like she is huge. Like she's the big, she's the first, like millionaire or billionaire in history. Like she really blew up. But it gets just really bad because she was lying to the FDA, all these places and it just kept getting worse and worse and worse. And then the grandson of George Sholes reaches out to the Wall Street Journal with the burner phone and says, listen, everything you're questioning is true. It gives information that's very specific about the company. She reads that. The Wall Street Journal drops that huge article. She reads the article and there's like the percentages of this blood test and stuff. And she's said, interesting, searches or emails for that specific percentage. That was email to me back to him. He goes over to his grandpa's house and there's the two lawyers, the lawyer that was like, I can't remember. He did like cases that were just this guy's a maniac lawyer. And threatening him, yelling at him, George Sholes is like, that's my grandson. You can't do that. You can't talk to my grandson like this. And so that was kind of a red flag for him. But I'm glad he whysed up. Oh, absolutely. But the investors were losing money. They were, they were, you know, having like hundreds of thousands of dollars in their bank account compared to like what they were valued at $10 billion like their highest. And let's see here. The whistleblowers came out. I'm trying to figure out what I'm trying to see. Yeah. Then after that Wall Street Journal thing comes out. She doubles down. She goes on in online interviews. Still nothing. And it just starts tanking. Yeah. And her criminal trial started in 2021. And she takes the stand and testifies for like seven days. And they're poking holes in all of her stories. And it ends up when she does one count of conspiracy to defraud investors, three counts of wire fraud involving investors and a sentence to 11 years and three months in federal prison. But this went on for years. This lady was not as smart as she said she was. Right. She was lying the whole time and was just cosplaying as Steve Jobs. Yeah, basically. And just became, but the thing is she was just so charming and manipulative. Yeah. To the point where George, George, old grandson would walk up to her and say you're, we're doing these things wrong. And then they would have a conversation. And then he'd go back to the lab and be like, wait, how do I feel better? And she just lied to me like what? She manipulated. But dude, her intensity is scary. Oh my gosh. It doesn't make she changed her voice real deep down. Yeah. Yeah. As soon as I started the documentary, I was like, is that really her voice? But I'm like, I felt bad because I was like, I'm judging a girl by her voice. But then it's like, oh, it's not even a real voice. So it's like, that's wacko. Yeah. But people just, it was just weird. But it was a great idea. It was wonderful. But every single person that was working within those labs, like it's physically impossible. You cannot do what you want to do because they're trying to run 250 tests within this tiny little machine and sell it to every single person in their in America. The crazy thing is it's going to happen in the next 20 years. That is going to exist. That tech. But she just caught it too early. Do you think this all started because she has like a figure in needles? No, she was. She absolutely was. She was afraid. Yeah, big time. Yeah, she talks about that. Oh, really? Yeah. And like her, she talks about how her uncle died with late diagnosis. And that was what it was all about is like prevent preventative care. It's like you can, you know, you could take what she always told is like, you know, you get your blood tests maybe once a year. And that's just a picture of your health. Yeah. She says, if you do this every week, every month, you get a movie, you get to see, you could prevent what's going to happen and catch these things early on. She's right. That's the thing. Like when she started out, it was it was great intentions. I was like, you're rooting for this girl. Yeah. But then it was just a story. There was no possibility. Thing was a lie. And they didn't even come close to doing what they did. And now that's why this documentary is going to be fascinating because it's going to be like kind of like a look inside her brain. And how you get she operate Nathan fielders. Oh my gosh. Amazing autistic brain. Going one on one with this narcissistic, racist. Just watching that clip. It makes it like 10 times more chilling. Just seeing what have you seen? There's a micro expression. I guess you hadn't because you haven't heard. But there's a micro expression expert who analyzed her facial expression, which apparently it's literally something that we don't know why we hate it so much. But like if you're hooked up to a brain scanner, your brain will fire off with like red flag because it's the white to your eyes, right? It's the it's the thousand yard like post-war stare. So what it is is it's fear. It's when you have fear in a different expression here. It's disassociation. So someone being like this. And then like if I'm talking to you like this and I'm kind of smiling, you're like, why are you terrified to happy about it? Something in her brain psychologically, like she's probably playing the different angles and the different angles are showing up on her face. Oh my gosh. So it's like, yeah, yeah, if someone's ever like in the thing is, but fielder is fearless. So he's not going to back down, dude. And something that's like, I can't wait. I can't wait three hour documentary. 824. Oh my goodness. It's something crazy comes out of it too. Oh, I hope that's all they release. I hope they don't do anything else. I just want to go. I'm not going to I'm going to avoid teasers as much as I can. Yeah. It looks it's just crazy. I watched your documentary last night and then I started the Hulu show. They have a Hulu show that's based on her that I made a seafood. Okay. Does. And like she nails the accent and everything. And it's just the chaotic nature of this woman. Oh my word. But yeah, 11 years. Crazy. But I mean, think about 10 billion dollars. Yeah. Starting from nothing impressive, which I could do that. I'd like to know who fell for it. Like when you say something though, like, yeah, she was lying to the FDA. I'm like, how? But like, like what was after you giving reports and stuff? I know. But like does the FDA just go, thanks for filing. Oh, but you know what I mean? But here's what she would do. This like they would they had investors whoever would come in and do a tour. They'd come in. They're like, we want to see the prototype. We want to see the prototype. And she was just put it off. Like and she was just so good with her words. Like people, she reassured people. So you're like, oh, I don't have anything to worry about. Like I was worried. She she settled me down. They would come into. What is the name of the place? I give her again. Theranos. Yeah. Theranos therapy diagnosed. That's funny. So they would come in and then they would she would, you know, say, here it is. I'm going to take a drop on my blood, drop. Here we go. They put it in the machine and they say, okay, it takes about 45 minutes. Let's show you around. They'd walk out of the room. They have the lab lab, lab assistants would come in, grab the stuff, run the test and then come back and then drop it in and then bam. I mean, just full on con artist. These people were in it, though, too. How do you get caught up in it? And you're like, all of a sudden, because you need to watch the documentary. It's on HBO. And it's just, it's fasting because you see these people are like, I believed in her. I loved her. Like this was like, she was so empowering. Like she was, she was inspiring to us. And she just led this company. And then slowly you just see like they were spying. You couldn't trust the people that you're working next to because you're like, are you like, are you going to tell on me? Is there something happening? Does she tell you to watch me like whatever it may be? One of the guys was one of the leading scientists who was the inventor of a lot of the patents. He would, she would always put her name on the patent, even though she had nothing to do with it scientifically. And he got, basically, like kicked out. And he's like, you know, it's like my life going to be ruined like this guy that everyone loved to the point where he just got so depressed. And like, there's going to ruin my life. And his wife's in the documentary. And she's like, and that's the night he killed himself. Oh my gosh. Like so it just leads to this like, it's super dark. All his lies and conspiracy. It's super psychological. Oh my gosh. Wow. She should play a survivor. She was. She would be insane on survivor. I sent you guys the account. Antiate are black is, uh, is the micro expression analysis. You need to watch a whole thing. Oh, right. I have heard that. Like, if you see the tops of people's eyes, like the whites of their eyes, it's that they're actually scared. And I think that when I'm in a social situation, I'm probably doing that every time. It's being in a social situations. We got an episode right for this patreon.com/ninja's or butterflies where I'm going to be talking about how the USSR tried to create a super soldier. And it was disturbing what they did. I got that quick Pearl Harper story. It's going below your mind. Well, your mind and Lily won't be here because she has to go pick up her child. Can I tell it right now? Oh my god. Cool. She like actually has to go. Dang. It's a good one. Okay. You guys have to go to Patreon, I guess. Yeah. It's a very good one. All right, guys. We love you. Go subscribe to our new channel. Ninja's or butterflies clips. 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