Speaker 1: Oh that's are Hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy Now I'm the caje
Speaker 2: to night and today we have one two new guests,
Speaker 2: although some of the cult members may have heard them
Speaker 2: before if they ever listened to the Tuesday Night Lives
Speaker 2: Open Times Vibes. Welcome to the show. I think I
Speaker 2: fucked that one up, Open Time vibes. I said times
Speaker 2: for some reason. Sorry, that's on me. I can't read.
Speaker 2: It's all good, y'all have heard me try to read articles.
Speaker 2: You know I can't read worth the funk anyway better
Speaker 2: than me.
Speaker 3: You just drop a lip today. Yeah, he is reading
Speaker 3: off an article.
Speaker 4: How that go?
Speaker 3: Oh? Terribly accents?
Speaker 5: Oh you tried throwing accents on it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he tried doing the.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's a rough time.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: We can't even get the words down half the time.
Speaker 2: So pretty much, I've been told if I'm drunk, I
Speaker 2: can throw an accent on it, but then I'm not
Speaker 2: sure if it's in my own head, I sound like
Speaker 2: I'm legit, and everybody else around me is like, bro,
Speaker 2: shut up. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Oh was that the case?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, word word forgot it?
Speaker 5: But uh, all right.
Speaker 2: So gents, y'all have been doing this podcast for a
Speaker 2: little minute now, haven't you.
Speaker 3: We started back in twenty twenty five, like the middle
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty five is just kind of playing games,
Speaker 3: and then we were like, we talked too much, I
Speaker 3: might as well post it. So, yeah, we made a
Speaker 3: little podcast, started with one episode, and then we've been
Speaker 3: doing it consistent every week since.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, so y'all started with Twitch. That was like
Speaker 2: y'all's bread and butter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was like just kind of messing around because
Speaker 3: that's what you hear everybody do, is like stream So
Speaker 3: we were like, huh, we'll do that, you know, two
Speaker 3: little small town guys who don't know anything and don't
Speaker 3: even know what we're doing. That was the first thing
Speaker 3: that we could think of.
Speaker 2: I feel, I know that feeling. Yeah. Okay, so y'all
Speaker 2: still do Twitch, right, y'all still y'all just post y'all's
Speaker 2: Twitch audio as a podcast.
Speaker 3: So with Twitch, we kind of just stream Twitch, just
Speaker 3: like on the fly. I don't think Twitch is necessarily
Speaker 3: our main source or like main outreach. We are more
Speaker 3: like YouTube and Spotify. Spotify just simply for the podcast.
Speaker 3: But YouTube we do just walk through gameplay of like
Speaker 3: Halo and stuff, or just some YouTube videos of us
Speaker 3: doing a challenges on Schedule one or Beam and G.
Speaker 3: I think we have some videos working up and what else.
Speaker 6: I know that we're trying to get into some more games.
Speaker 6: We've actually had Colin Hank reach out. He said that
Speaker 6: he used to be he's a bit friends with y'all
Speaker 6: or he was on those podcasts a couple of years ago,
Speaker 6: so he's reached out trying to do some game and stuff.
Speaker 6: So I think we want to open more and more
Speaker 6: gaming and all that. I know he said our graders
Speaker 6: was something he's getting heavily into. I don't know though,
Speaker 6: but we're still getting our feet on the ground trying
Speaker 6: to figure out how everything's going.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, okay, so y'all do primarily YouTube, then it
Speaker 2: must be nice to not be banned off of YouTube.
Speaker 7: I'm going to try to make our way back to YouTube,
Speaker 7: but quietly in the shorts and the real so hopefully
Speaker 7: we won't get banned.
Speaker 6: It's more like, especially with the podcasting, everything we do,
Speaker 6: it's watching out for those words. You know, certain words
Speaker 6: you can't say on YouTube.
Speaker 3: It's it's gone crazy.
Speaker 6: The rule has changed a lot the last ten years.
Speaker 2: What you're looking at me for. I've been very loud
Speaker 2: and proud about the fact that I can't watch them out.
Speaker 2: There's a reason we got kicked off to Jesus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the YouTube's where the money is at.
Speaker 2: So I'm sorry, I can't. I can't say, oh no,
Speaker 2: this person self deleted themselves.
Speaker 7: That shits. It's un alive. It's not that hard to
Speaker 7: equally gay. It's not that difficult, Like you just have
Speaker 7: to like just a little bit.
Speaker 3: All the same words they all mean to say.
Speaker 2: I get it, but it's like, okay, so we put
Speaker 2: our editor through hell already, I am not trying to
Speaker 2: also write down every time stamp where I said something
Speaker 2: wrong and have to do all that.
Speaker 5: It's like it just it sounds like a lot, you know.
Speaker 4: It's like the first ten minutes they care about.
Speaker 2: And then after that just kind of oh no, no,
Speaker 2: you can't say Hitler, you can't say Nazi, you can't
Speaker 2: say suicide, you can't say gun, you can't say uh bomb,
Speaker 2: you can't say NVGs like night vision goggles that will
Speaker 2: get you kicked.
Speaker 4: What have fucked us?
Speaker 6: Then completely putting pressure on a weapon you can't show anything.
Speaker 5: You can't show yourself loading a weapon.
Speaker 7: Okay, this is really random ASMR community. They can't show
Speaker 7: themselves potentially combing their own hair anymore.
Speaker 5: Because that's sexually expressed.
Speaker 4: It's not even joking you.
Speaker 7: No, But you can actually find like complete tutorials on
Speaker 7: like pegging on YouTube, but you can't.
Speaker 5: Have jump from pegging to coming.
Speaker 7: But I'm saying, like the difference or like if you
Speaker 7: you know the I don't understand it. There's a whole
Speaker 7: bunch of things that ASMR artists can't do now either,
Speaker 7: like that. There's a lot of people that do where
Speaker 7: they like run something on their teeth and apparently some
Speaker 7: of them get flagged for some kind of content. Some
Speaker 7: of them can do it, some of them can't. They
Speaker 7: can't do like combing of their hair. They can't do
Speaker 7: certain things they could do like a doll, like they
Speaker 7: could comb hair.
Speaker 4: It's really weird.
Speaker 7: But this is YouTube picks and chooses like what they
Speaker 7: want to be pissed off about. Yes, and it's really
Speaker 7: annoying because half the content creators can do one thing
Speaker 7: and the other half can't, and it's like consistently flat.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, is it the people that are flagging
Speaker 4: and turning you in. Is that what the issue is?
Speaker 7: Or is it the algorithm gets fucked up and somehow
Speaker 7: you get on the bad side of YouTube and then
Speaker 7: I don't know, right, so.
Speaker 3: There now they're always checking you and they're gonna just
Speaker 3: pinpoint every little thing.
Speaker 7: I don't know because I follow one content creator and
Speaker 7: she does nothing different than all the others, and she's
Speaker 7: had probably over one hundred videos taken down for nothing
Speaker 7: and compared to other people, and it's just I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's wild over there YouTube either.
Speaker 3: That's not just YouTube either.
Speaker 7: That's your TikTok that oh TikTok is. The algorithm is
Speaker 7: a beast man. You gotta make the algorithm God happy
Speaker 7: over there. And it's so confusing.
Speaker 2: As much as I ship on TikTok, I'm surprised we
Speaker 2: still have one.
Speaker 4: Honestly same. To be honest, I'm surprised.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we almost got We almost got kicked off of
Speaker 7: TikTok though, for us going live during the fucking road
Speaker 7: trip because somebody it wasn't even him.
Speaker 4: Like doing stuff.
Speaker 7: It was just random ship that it was flagging us
Speaker 7: for of inappropriate content. But I've gotten flagged when I've
Speaker 7: done my makeup to like, while I'm doing makeup and
Speaker 7: talking to people, I've gotten flagged because people are turning
Speaker 7: me in for whatever there they feel.
Speaker 6: Like it could also just be bots or haters just
Speaker 6: for a reason. So even if your contest doesn't violate anything,
Speaker 6: they can still take your video down because it's got
Speaker 6: so many dislikes and flags.
Speaker 4: It's I don't know.
Speaker 5: We do have some haters.
Speaker 2: We do indeed have some.
Speaker 7: We have some prolific haters. But hey, maybe they'll one
Speaker 7: come and learn some tutorials on makeup from me while
Speaker 7: we talk.
Speaker 2: Because they're because they're bitches, so maybe they would like
Speaker 2: to learn some makeup that makes sense.
Speaker 4: I'm here for it, and I wouldn't even say that
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's funny, as I've actually had quite a few
Speaker 7: guys come on and end up staying and watching me
Speaker 7: do my makeup just to talk about conspiracies.
Speaker 4: I'm like, why not, I'm like, yeah, See.
Speaker 7: One guy was like, I don't even know why I'm
Speaker 7: on here or how I got here and why I'm
Speaker 7: watching you apply makeup, which is actually fascinating. But now
Speaker 7: I'm here because we're talking conspiracies, and I was like, NA, huh,
Speaker 7: now you're just gonna watch me do makeup?
Speaker 5: Have you started doing the makeup conspiracy combos?
Speaker 7: I have always done it on my personal but I've
Speaker 7: never done it on the cult because I'm sure the
Speaker 7: cult would probably crash out.
Speaker 4: They'd be like, oh my god, what is happening? Like,
Speaker 4: come to makeup with me.
Speaker 7: I'm not worrying any right now, but that's because I
Speaker 7: have to wake up before I am so fuck it.
Speaker 3: I'll get stuck sometimes watching my fiances ASMR videos that
Speaker 3: she's at night.
Speaker 5: Depending on the ASMR, the shit kind of creeps me out.
Speaker 7: Some of it is really is really intense, and I
Speaker 7: actually hated it forever and ever and ever, and then
Speaker 7: they had a kind of an intense situation happened and
Speaker 7: I was pretty much bedridden for a hot minute there,
Speaker 7: and so I decided I just started listening to it
Speaker 7: because I have friends that do it. And I started
Speaker 7: listening to my friends and that led me to other
Speaker 7: people and I became friends with them, and I only
Speaker 7: watched like three content creators of it.
Speaker 4: But I will say some of it is okay. Some
Speaker 4: of it work, I'll.
Speaker 5: Say at all saying there is some that just like.
Speaker 4: The muck bang ones.
Speaker 2: Oh man, just watching these little Asian women cook this
Speaker 2: massive feast and this chow down the whole way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't handle that, waking.
Speaker 3: Up till three o'clock in the morning to hear in
Speaker 3: those like little tis.
Speaker 7: Oh I don't have I don't have any I don't
Speaker 7: have any mails anymore.
Speaker 4: But the little yes, it's.
Speaker 3: Like the little scratched he actually is really good at.
Speaker 5: The mouthun I was saying, mouth sounds the thing.
Speaker 4: He's really good at the mouth sound.
Speaker 5: Collect a bunch of spit in your mouth and then
Speaker 5: just and like these people are like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: that's so soothing. I'm like, this is fucking weird.
Speaker 4: No, it's like it's it's a tingle brain though.
Speaker 7: If you find when that actually tingles your brain, I'm
Speaker 7: not even kidding it like tingles your brain down your spine,
Speaker 7: and then you're just like, oh, what is that good feeling?
Speaker 4: That's what people go for. I'm not.
Speaker 3: And the next they go for myth, and next.
Speaker 5: Myth you like brain tingling, your spine tingling? Brother, do
Speaker 5: I have a substance for you?
Speaker 2: Like hell yeah. Okay, So so y'all been on YouTube
Speaker 2: for how long?
Speaker 4: Same amount of time?
Speaker 7: Okay, so do you guys do conspiracies while you game?
Speaker 7: Is that you're like vibe I would say.
Speaker 6: Right now, we we literally strictly have the YouTube channel
Speaker 6: just for gaming videos.
Speaker 3: You do have the podcast on there.
Speaker 6: We're pretty lucky. We haven't got flag yet or anything.
Speaker 6: We talk about a couple of times, yeah, but really
Speaker 6: we don't have any.
Speaker 3: It's just us audio.
Speaker 6: The only time that we really want to post any
Speaker 6: gaming videos, it's just triggle the YouTube with the Instagram,
Speaker 6: the TikTok yeah, and just make it shorter clips. Right now,
Speaker 6: we're still getting into like the heavy editing. We edit
Speaker 6: everything ourselves. Yeah, so hours of footage. You're just breaking
Speaker 6: into watching it tired.
Speaker 3: So they're right now. The gaming and the podcast are
Speaker 3: a little separate, like Open Time Vibes is kind of
Speaker 3: what the general I don't know group organization the umbrella,
Speaker 3: and then the podcast is actually Open Time Talk okay,
Speaker 3: just like an off of what we do.
Speaker 7: It'd be cool if you guys gamed and talk to
Speaker 7: conspiracies and we.
Speaker 3: Do that on Twitch and stuff, but actually getting it
Speaker 3: down into a video. That's the hard part.
Speaker 2: Plus you're in the middle of gaming, so you're like
Speaker 2: locked in over here while also trying to read off
Speaker 2: of a script that you've pre prepared. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: get this.
Speaker 7: I just more meant like free flowing. But I forgot
Speaker 7: Guys are so singular minded, a lot of them. So
Speaker 7: it's that in a bad way. I'm just simp He's
Speaker 7: saying that, like a lot of men hyper fixate when
Speaker 7: they're doing things. That's a bad thing.
Speaker 2: It can go to our nothing box.
Speaker 7: It's amazing, it's understand the nothing box. Like I just
Speaker 7: don't I can't conceptually get this, like at all.
Speaker 2: And that makes sense.
Speaker 7: Woman staring at something and I'm like, what are you
Speaker 7: sharing at? And I'm like, what the fuck are you
Speaker 7: talking about? You don't know, Like.
Speaker 2: I'm just over here looking at nothingness, thinking about everything
Speaker 2: and nothing at the same time vibing.
Speaker 5: And you know what, They actually did a study on this.
Speaker 2: Number one thing, the number one thing that I can't
Speaker 2: speak to all cultures, okay, but at least in America,
Speaker 2: the number one thing that will set a woman over
Speaker 2: the edge zero to one hundred. Not just angry like
Speaker 2: visceral pissed off is seeing a man doing nothing, just
Speaker 2: just in his own place, mining his own goddamn business.
Speaker 2: For some reason, this flips a switch in the female
Speaker 2: brains so.
Speaker 4: Much on text missing behind that study like.
Speaker 5: No no, I mean yeah, you got something.
Speaker 7: I feel like if they're no no, I feel like
Speaker 7: it's it's the thing of like the woman is taking
Speaker 7: care of the entire house and everything in it, and
Speaker 7: the guy's just sitting there like and it's like, oh, okay,
Speaker 7: well I wish I could go fucking twittle my thumbs, like,
Speaker 7: but you see, but women could.
Speaker 6: So today, Okay, my wife has work and all that.
Speaker 6: I cleaned the house, I picked up, did everything. You
Speaker 6: relax and bliss on my couch. So she comes home,
Speaker 6: you must look so relaxed.
Speaker 3: I just helped clean, I did the things.
Speaker 5: But but let me ask you, she the type that
Speaker 5: will get mad about the.
Speaker 2: Manner in which you did the things because I got
Speaker 2: an ex wife, actually got two ex wives like that.
Speaker 6: But she was a home so I was like, I
Speaker 6: did everything was need to be done, so I'm to
Speaker 6: last like this.
Speaker 4: Like if you do it the right way, though, then
Speaker 4: she's work.
Speaker 6: So it's the feeling she's like, I've been working, and
Speaker 6: now you relax.
Speaker 2: If I'm frustrated, why aren't you equally frustrated. It's like
Speaker 2: because they're two different people, Like.
Speaker 3: I don't know you should be standing when she got
Speaker 3: hold exactly, God on your feet.
Speaker 2: No, dude, I have an ex wife that like, she
Speaker 2: would get mad at the manner of which I folded clothes.
Speaker 2: Now granted I'm not a slob. I didn't like bawl
Speaker 2: it up and say here it's folded. No, no, it
Speaker 2: was folded, okay. And I did the dishes and they
Speaker 2: were in the dishwasher. And I'm not one of those
Speaker 2: dudes that like just throws in cups into the dishwasher
Speaker 2: like on their side and shit.
Speaker 4: Like anal retentive about it too, Like you're like.
Speaker 5: You've seen how I do things, and.
Speaker 4: You stuff a lot of shitt in one.
Speaker 2: So like, okay, I'm not a neat freak by any
Speaker 2: fucking moods, but like, if my house has a smell
Speaker 2: about it, it's getting handled yester fucking day, like it's
Speaker 2: a thing, it's a thing. Then she would come home
Speaker 2: from whatever job she happened to hold it that two
Speaker 2: week stent and she she would just be mad at
Speaker 2: the manner at which I cleaned the house, rather than
Speaker 2: if I would have just left it alone, which if
Speaker 2: I would have left it alone, it would have not
Speaker 2: got done.
Speaker 5: So it's like, you know what, cool?
Speaker 2: Cool again? This is?
Speaker 7: That's not how I feel about things, Like the only
Speaker 7: reason why I get pissed off is if, like, if
Speaker 7: I'm busting my ass and you're just sitting there doing nothing,
Speaker 7: and I've asked you politely to be like, hey, you
Speaker 7: see all of these things around here, get the fuck
Speaker 7: up and help. Because we are a partnership, we need
Speaker 7: to do them together, for sure. But like, I'm not
Speaker 7: gonna complain if you're gonna fold my laundry and you're
Speaker 7: gonna push it away, all right, it might not be
Speaker 7: the way I like it, but like, do it good
Speaker 7: with it like you want to.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, no, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Saying if I had to ever, like if she, if
Speaker 3: my wife, my fiance ever got done with the clothes
Speaker 3: and it was done in a way that I necessarily
Speaker 3: didn't like, my problem is I would thank her so much,
Speaker 3: you know, up and down, thank you for doing this.
Speaker 3: You didn't have to fold my clothes. But then I'll
Speaker 3: probably refollow them and make sure they're organized in a
Speaker 3: certain way.
Speaker 4: That's so funny. That's not me, man.
Speaker 7: The only thing I get, the only thing I like
Speaker 7: is my color coded clothing. In my closet, everything means
Speaker 7: color cloth coated, because like I have a ship ton
Speaker 7: of black clothes, Like it takes up the majority of
Speaker 7: the clothes. So there's like a ton of black and
Speaker 7: then like white and then this little section of color.
Speaker 7: And it's like you could just put stuff in the
Speaker 7: color that they go belonging to other than that, Like,
Speaker 7: I don't care.
Speaker 2: I got four sections flannels, T shirts, dress clothes, work clothes.
Speaker 3: Ta da.
Speaker 2: This is this is the entirety of my closet.
Speaker 4: Laid out in your Hawaiians.
Speaker 2: Well Hawaiian's actually your next to the T shirts. You're
Speaker 2: correct about that. I put them in the same category.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, but anyway, anyway, all right, yeah, we' getting
Speaker 2: way off.
Speaker 4: We're getting way off. Okay, fucking marital lives, oh god?
Speaker 2: So all right, see all have been operating four we're
Speaker 2: a little under a year now, yes, yep. And have
Speaker 2: y'all gotten monetized yet? Are y'all on the journey towards
Speaker 2: that direction. Is that a goal of y'all's or y'all
Speaker 2: just kind of in it for the love of the game.
Speaker 3: I would say a little bit of both.
Speaker 6: Sure, for the love of the game, because I love
Speaker 6: doing it. I mean, every time we get off of work,
Speaker 6: we're always talking at work what's going on in the world, this, this,
Speaker 6: and that. So as soon as we get home, we're
Speaker 6: always talking about.
Speaker 3: It, the games or something like that.
Speaker 5: What do y'all do just.
Speaker 6: Putting in a camera. Oh we work for a Beard company?
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, but you both work for the same company.
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Hell y yes?
Speaker 2: Okay, wait you said beer or Beard beer beer? Hell yeah?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh dude, that's that's which one. Can you say?
Speaker 6: See, that's what I wanted to ask my boss about.
Speaker 4: So I'm just not I just wouldn't say anything with them.
Speaker 2: Is that a micro brewerer like one of the big ones?
Speaker 3: It's more like a distributor?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh I heard that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we just shipped the beer out.
Speaker 4: That's what's up.
Speaker 2: Okay. So then.
Speaker 3: We actually, whenever I first started getting into the job
Speaker 3: realm and stuff, I got him into a job that
Speaker 3: I was working at, and slowly but surely he went
Speaker 3: off to college, got off the job. I ended up
Speaker 3: getting fired for tardy reasons whatever other reasons as well.
Speaker 3: And then he got hired over there, Bud Wiser, and
Speaker 3: then I just fell right in as well.
Speaker 2: There you got the best bros. And just doing it.
Speaker 3: Bed friends for like what fifteen years? Almost?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh shit, s y' all been for instance, high school?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was like, oh damn elementary.
Speaker 5: Wait, how old are y'all?
Speaker 4: They're in their twenties when we're like twenty four.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 4: Three damn way I remember things.
Speaker 3: We graduated in the year of COVID.
Speaker 4: Oh no, Oh that's terrible.
Speaker 5: How was that?
Speaker 3: Actually? Yeah, nothing like that.
Speaker 4: You had no prom you had nothing, almost.
Speaker 3: Didn't get graduation, almost didn't get graduation.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 4: I mean that's so shitty.
Speaker 3: Outside in the middle of July and nony a non
Speaker 3: degree weather, blazing heat, Alabama, all sitting outside in the
Speaker 3: middle of a stadium, yeah, burning up, covered in a gown.
Speaker 2: Wow. I feel you, because our graduation happens at How
Speaker 2: could I How do you describe Lamar Dixon?
Speaker 5: It's an ag center.
Speaker 4: Wait you guys do Lamar Dixon does? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: So like in the same dirt area where the rodeo
Speaker 2: goes down in a big open Yeah, it's an it's
Speaker 2: a it's covered, but it's just like an open air
Speaker 2: barn essentially a very large one. And we had three
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy eight kids. Oh yeah, that's where Sannamal
Speaker 2: has done a tradition.
Speaker 7: They do it there and not and even in the
Speaker 7: place where they have like reilanas, like they just oh.
Speaker 5: With the air conditioning, what with the fucking with people?
Speaker 4: Fucking peasants like.
Speaker 2: We are. Santa Maa is not known for being the
Speaker 2: hoy toity group h mans.
Speaker 4: I grew up in the Sticks we still have.
Speaker 5: I feel like.
Speaker 2: Your version of the Sticks and my version of the
Speaker 2: Sticks is different. For instance, in Oregon, living in a
Speaker 2: trailer is just not a thing that people do in Louisiana,
Speaker 2: like a good double wide. That's that's where it's waiting gold.
Speaker 2: So again, I feel like we're on different different calibers here.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I'm just saying every every state has different,
Speaker 7: different views on things different I mean. But that's the
Speaker 7: thing though, is that they're not readily available. Like but
Speaker 7: Washington State has a lot of mobile home parks. There
Speaker 7: is mobile home parks that.
Speaker 2: Really wait, not a park, yeah, I mean like a
Speaker 2: single wide on some land. No yeah, like like RB.
Speaker 7: No no, no, Like mobile home parks are like they
Speaker 7: are grouped together so they have like a little park
Speaker 7: and they have like or twenty of them in a park.
Speaker 4: That's where they are.
Speaker 2: In the in our area of Louisiana, you'll have a
Speaker 2: person with a double wide on five.
Speaker 4: Down here fucking a right right there.
Speaker 2: And they're simple creatures. We don't need much.
Speaker 7: You're gonna crash out when you eventually have to come
Speaker 7: to Oregon for some content.
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I know there's big foots out
Speaker 2: there and that sounds fun, but like, yeah with the
Speaker 2: fucking with the libs though, Like I don't want to
Speaker 2: offend people, but I feel like I existing will accidentally do.
Speaker 4: So why you look like a lot of people in Oregon,
Speaker 4: so like.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, wow, you're not gonna eat you do have
Speaker 7: nothing on you that's gonna be like screaming, Like unless
Speaker 7: you wear a Trump hat then.
Speaker 2: Then maybe I have to Now good god, uh people.
Speaker 7: People, some people wear face masks. I mean, but I've
Speaker 7: seen people here wear face masks. So I just actually
Speaker 7: saw a whole bunch the other day and the people.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to make the obvious.
Speaker 4: Jokes whole foods, like you know, all the things, but.
Speaker 2: But I will say the standard demographic of the person
Speaker 2: in Louisiana that is still wearing a mask on ironically,
Speaker 2: because Big Daddy Government said so, they all they all
Speaker 2: fit into a very specific mold, and I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: leave it at that.
Speaker 3: The lead uscape bacon tomato people.
Speaker 5: Uh no, Uh, you would think that.
Speaker 7: You would think I've seen I've seen different ethnicities wear.
Speaker 4: Masks down here.
Speaker 2: I've only seen one.
Speaker 4: I will say it's majority white people.
Speaker 5: But it is me and you hang in different places.
Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of I've seen a lot of people,
Speaker 4: but you see.
Speaker 5: White people still wearing a mask on ironically.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen some in their cars.
Speaker 4: In the cars. What's with the car thing? Like he's.
Speaker 3: Definitely psycho behavior.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I mean Portland's be wild, Portland be doing Portland things.
Speaker 4: But I don't know. I mean I don't go into
Speaker 4: Portland often, so it's I'm.
Speaker 5: Talking about here in Louisiana, I know.
Speaker 4: But we were talking about Portland wearing masks and stuff.
Speaker 7: I don't know, I don't see any many people do
Speaker 7: it and stuff, but you never know, Portland be doing
Speaker 7: all sorts of crazy Portland shits. So, I mean, depends
Speaker 7: on which section of the grid that you're in.
Speaker 2: I could throw on like a Confederate flag bandana on
Speaker 2: my face and use that as a mask. That'd get
Speaker 2: the people going. I don't have one, for the record,
Speaker 2: I don't own a Confederate flag, but like to stir
Speaker 2: the pot, that sounds like a like a pretty good time.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, I just I'll do the
Speaker 2: purple and goal. I'll do the LSU Confederate flag. That's
Speaker 2: what I do. That's what I do.
Speaker 3: LSU has a Confederate flag.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean it's not like official merchandise or anything,
Speaker 2: but like there's there's purple and gold stars and bars,
Speaker 2: bandanas and flags that you can buy for sure. So like,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure Alabama's got their version of it. Wait,
Speaker 2: are y'all tied fans, of.
Speaker 4: Course, haven't. I mean, they've heard us talk shit about him.
Speaker 2: There was a chance they were Auburn fans. There's a
Speaker 2: chance of it.
Speaker 4: But they were not.
Speaker 3: Auburn is just a small DoD in the big scope
Speaker 3: of Alabama.
Speaker 7: Look at it just like Southeast and like being like
Speaker 7: I'm a Southeastern fan.
Speaker 2: Like what, it's a a very very small college in Louisiana.
Speaker 5: Like they play against like Marshall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like that's like, well, I mean Auburn.
Speaker 2: I don't know what division that is, but yeah they
Speaker 2: play those teams, if you know what I'm saying there. Yeah, anyway, anyway,
Speaker 2: all right, what do you Sorry? We are going way
Speaker 2: off into the weeds about all this stuff. But honestly, guys,
Speaker 2: we've seen y'all so many times. We haven't actually got
Speaker 2: to like sit and just chop it up with y'all,
Speaker 2: so I mean kind of getting a feel for it.
Speaker 3: I was also going to take it back to COVID.
Speaker 6: So the reason I was saying, like it was kind
Speaker 6: of good for us at least during graduations because we
Speaker 6: didn't even have to finish school. We were like not
Speaker 6: even halfway through the semester, and they just said, if
Speaker 6: you're passing, you graduated.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, school at all, just that's it. School's over
Speaker 3: until graduation.
Speaker 2: Did they just give everybody asy? They gave you whatever
Speaker 2: grade you had at that moment.
Speaker 6: Just you were passing, they gave you that out the
Speaker 6: door go ahead.
Speaker 3: Literally, So what happened was like obviously they shut everything
Speaker 3: down for like a week, and then they told us
Speaker 3: next week, you're gonna come back in. Next week rolled around,
Speaker 3: they're like, hey, guys, we're gonna have to wait till
Speaker 3: the end of the month till we hear anything. Then
Speaker 3: it was all right, we have the green light for
Speaker 3: this day. Be prepared. Then they said, never mind, we're
Speaker 3: going to online. At that point, it was like a
Speaker 3: month before we had to graduate, so they were like, okay,
Speaker 3: if you were already passing, you're good to go. You graduated.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, that's fucking the first well, that's legit. On
Speaker 2: another hand, that's kind of fuck. That's like the best
Speaker 2: time ever in your whole school career is the last
Speaker 2: month before you graduate because nobody gives a fuck.
Speaker 5: So y'all, y'all, miss y'all.
Speaker 2: Senior Day, senior pranks, all the pranks, all that just
Speaker 2: skipped it school day.
Speaker 4: And the senior pranks are so good too, Like.
Speaker 2: We brought an air cannon to school and launched war balloons.
Speaker 7: Oh there are a lot of things that went down
Speaker 7: at my school that were probably not anything that can
Speaker 7: go down nowadays.
Speaker 3: But ours was you only had one way you can
Speaker 3: get into the school because it was just a one
Speaker 3: way road. So one way in, one way out. They
Speaker 3: brought tractors and lined the entire road.
Speaker 2: Yep, we have a tractor day.
Speaker 3: Just brought their dad's tractors and just lined them upcross
Speaker 3: so you couldn't get in.
Speaker 2: We have a tractor in full wheeler day. Same shit, ye,
Speaker 2: same shit. It's amazing, you know. I know for some
Speaker 2: people that might be like, oh my god, they're so contrary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's a good time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I had a tractor on my I drove a
Speaker 7: tractor to high school. I was too far away from mine.
Speaker 7: I was way too far away.
Speaker 6: But like p Field water balloons Country because they did
Speaker 6: that too.
Speaker 2: Beer filled.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 7: That is a big difference though between the two of us.
Speaker 7: Was the alcohol in high school? Yeah, it was a
Speaker 7: big difference, massive difference.
Speaker 5: On personal or you mean school to school.
Speaker 7: I've been like when we talked.
Speaker 4: About like, yeah, we talked about like parties and stuff.
Speaker 2: Though, I mean I went hand right before I joined
Speaker 2: the Marine Corps like my last few weeks in high school.
Speaker 7: But you're talking about like getting like a like a
Speaker 7: case of beer or something.
Speaker 2: No, a few boxes of liquor.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know. We've talked about it before, but
Speaker 4: we never mind. It's fine.
Speaker 2: You going hand with the four locos.
Speaker 7: Oh god, Oh yeah, so discussed. It's like bringing up
Speaker 7: the word ninety nine vanas or ever clear. I could
Speaker 7: just I could taste it and smell it in my
Speaker 7: nose without even like hmm.
Speaker 2: Ever clears. One of those things. We don't need to.
Speaker 5: We keep that demon back in the bottle.
Speaker 2: God. Yeah, but I.
Speaker 6: Hear like cut waters.
Speaker 5: Cut waters are good, but yeah, they can be dangerous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it depends. I think they're like five percent alcohol,
Speaker 2: but they're delicious and they don't taste like alcohol, so
Speaker 2: you'll just it tastes like a lime, sparkling water and
Speaker 2: you just you going ham on that you finish the
Speaker 2: case of those, you realize, like, I think I pretty
Speaker 2: much just finished a bottle tequila. And for some reason,
Speaker 2: I hear mariachi music. None's playing, but goddamn it, I
Speaker 2: feel the need to dance. It's a thing.
Speaker 5: It's a thing.
Speaker 2: It's delicious.
Speaker 3: You think that the Mariachi brand was an actual band,
Speaker 3: or you think it was the Keys to your Car
Speaker 3: singing to you. That's when I hear every single time
Speaker 3: I pick up a bottle.
Speaker 2: Dude, I tell myself, no, I saw this Instagram post
Speaker 2: that I think I might start doing it. I need
Speaker 2: to find a local mariachi band that I could keep
Speaker 2: on retainer. So this dude for his family's Christmas party,
Speaker 2: He's like, I don't even know where you got a
Speaker 2: microphone from. He's at his mom's house and he's like, Hi,
Speaker 2: As many of you know, I suck at gift giving,
Speaker 2: but I also feel like the gift of inexperience is
Speaker 2: a gift enough, so uh take it away voice. And
Speaker 2: this fucking mariachi band just strikes up and just charges
Speaker 2: into his mom's house. Just killed it, fucking killed it.
Speaker 2: The whole family is just kind of like, what is this.
Speaker 2: There's like an entire eight piece mariachi band, not just
Speaker 2: like two dudes, Like, no, no whole thing, get up masses,
Speaker 2: sombreros just going haym at this Christmas party.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, I feel like I could just.
Speaker 2: Keep on a retainer and have them for the most
Speaker 2: inappropriate situations like a funeral. Come on now, a random
Speaker 2: mariachi funeral, which sounds kind of dope. Have them all
Speaker 2: day of the dead painted up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're not gonna get I mean to say, no.
Speaker 7: I mean, I worked in a I worked in a
Speaker 7: Mexican restaurant for like a million years. That's the only
Speaker 7: white person that's ever worked there, and even to this day,
Speaker 7: I've been the only white person that ever worked there.
Speaker 7: And so we had mariachi beans every week, and I
Speaker 7: was like, I love the mariachi bans.
Speaker 2: I just thought about this, with the ice raids, perhaps
Speaker 2: now might not be the best time to look for
Speaker 2: mariachi bands. I'm gonna wait for that heat to die off.
Speaker 2: This might be in a year or two.
Speaker 3: Out loud.
Speaker 2: I just realized, man.
Speaker 3: Bad then inflation on them on mariachi prices or skah.
Speaker 5: Right, I didn't even consider that that's true.
Speaker 2: What used to be a five hundred dollars expanditure is
Speaker 2: probably a two thousand dollars expenditure, because you know, times
Speaker 2: are tough anyway anyway. All right, so y'all have a
Speaker 2: notebook full of things, and I didn't know if y'all
Speaker 2: had a topic y'all wanted to run on or if
Speaker 2: we're just going to shoot the ship for the time,
Speaker 2: I'm good either way, they're gonna talk about the highway.
Speaker 2: The highway, So yeah, we did.
Speaker 3: We did a lot of digging on it. So I
Speaker 3: tried to It's difficult.
Speaker 6: It's very hard to find like actual document actually from
Speaker 6: websites are actually really like legitimate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of the stuff I honestly that I.
Speaker 6: Was pulling was off of Reddit, and then Reddit kept
Speaker 6: on leading me down another rabbit hole that kept on going.
Speaker 6: I mentioned to y'all it was it's a company called
Speaker 6: Steven's Transport Ink. But I believe like all the other
Speaker 6: companies that are owned like Steven's Transport whatever are owned
Speaker 6: by that company, a bunch of my baby companies. So,
Speaker 6: like the more digging and digging, I didn't see anything
Speaker 6: to do with them going like any documentation of them
Speaker 6: going underground or anything like that. But I have a
Speaker 6: bunch of like documentation of like dang I lost transon,
Speaker 6: a bunch of documentation about dumbs military.
Speaker 2: Basis, no doubt, and.
Speaker 6: The Steven's Transport company works with like a whole bunch
Speaker 6: of military members veterans and everything else like that. They're
Speaker 6: very military based. And I have to mention they get
Speaker 6: a lot of money from the government and you can
Speaker 6: look that, but one point five million dollar loan during COVID,
Speaker 6: one point two million dollar loan during COVID.
Speaker 3: So so essentially, also something I found to was, I
Speaker 3: won't say exactly what county was based off in because
Speaker 3: I'm not sure how how much, but you'll be able
Speaker 3: to find it's just simply looking it up if anybody's listening.
Speaker 3: But Steven's Transports based off in Texas and they're simply
Speaker 3: like a huge logistical trucking company. And within that we
Speaker 3: also found other businesses called Steepens Transport that were based
Speaker 3: off in Florida and somewhere over in Georgia. And then
Speaker 3: there's one another place I can't think of right now,
Speaker 3: but there are one truck and one driver companies. Well
Speaker 3: there those kind of sound like ghost companies to me.
Speaker 3: And so once you start tracking all those places going
Speaker 3: up to the Limestone Quarries up in what's the name
Speaker 3: Limestone Quarries up where they have they've turned the Limestone
Speaker 3: Corey into military bases and military holding storages whatever, and whatnot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it can't. You can't necessarily say that it's not possible
Speaker 3: that all these military bases and underground bunkers are connected
Speaker 3: in some way. Just yeah, going more into that.
Speaker 6: So, once you keep on digging, you come across this
Speaker 6: guy named Phil Schneider.
Speaker 3: Have y'all heard of them at all?
Speaker 2: The name Phil Schneider sounds familiar. However, I don't know
Speaker 2: if I'm just mixing him up with someone else that
Speaker 2: kind of sounds simiwhere, So give me the background here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So he's the one that talked about the alien
Speaker 6: agenda and the takeover of the planet and the killing
Speaker 6: off of five six to seven a's of the worldst
Speaker 6: population bout twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I know, I know who you're talking about.
Speaker 6: The US known for about forty five years. So, and
Speaker 6: he talks about it the military bases being underground and
Speaker 6: how he knows he's worked there and he was whatever
Speaker 6: war apparently that broke out under there, says that there's
Speaker 6: hundreds of them. Yeah, and then they kind of got
Speaker 6: me thinking, if you got hundreds of bases and everything
Speaker 6: like that, how are you going to transport to base
Speaker 6: to base? You're not going to come up, go to
Speaker 6: the base, come back down, come up, go to that base,
Speaker 6: come back down. And then that did a little bit
Speaker 6: more digging on Reddit, and I wish I had a
Speaker 6: picture of the map, but it showed like the schematic
Speaker 6: like we're all the tunnels could be connected or how
Speaker 6: they're connected. And it's mostly like located in the Southwest,
Speaker 6: not like a lot over in the the East and
Speaker 6: everything else, but more like California, Utah and all those
Speaker 6: other spots.
Speaker 2: Which makes sense as far as tunneling and burrowing goes.
Speaker 2: The southwest of the United States is a lot more
Speaker 2: accommodating than the southeast.
Speaker 7: So, so are you talking that it's it's by the
Speaker 7: So all the limestone quarries is where the entrances are.
Speaker 7: Is that where they are located? Is that where you're
Speaker 7: you're talking because I kind of looked. I looked it
Speaker 7: up and there is, Uh, there's facilities in Kansas, New York, uh, Colorado,
Speaker 7: and Maine. The one in Kansas is the Atchison Man
Speaker 7: Storage Facility.
Speaker 2: I would say Atchison.
Speaker 7: Atchison, So it's a large underground limestone mines, significant military
Speaker 7: storage depot including food equipment during World War Two and
Speaker 7: the Cold War?
Speaker 4: Is that the correct one?
Speaker 3: Okay, I think it's it's a it's that one, but
Speaker 3: it's also multiple, more so because they are like a
Speaker 3: retired like quarries, there are things that have been turned
Speaker 3: into military complex things and so so essentially, what I'm
Speaker 3: trying to get it to is, we have all this
Speaker 3: knowledge of underground bases, and then you assume we have
Speaker 3: we don't have knowledge of underground bases. Okay, so how
Speaker 3: many millions of miles of underground bases do we have?
Speaker 3: And at that point they all got to connect or
Speaker 3: at least go interstate, and at that point that confirms
Speaker 3: your underground or brings light to the underground interstate system
Speaker 3: that we were talking about.
Speaker 2: I mean, I hear you, and I agree. Whenever I
Speaker 2: found out that America had five hundred underground bunkers specifically
Speaker 2: for housing cheese, right, and that we were spending a
Speaker 2: million dollars per day just on HVAC to keep these
Speaker 2: these underground cheese caves cold. Yeah, yeah, at that point,
Speaker 2: it's like there's all kinds of shit that we clearly
Speaker 2: know nothing about. Now, wasn't even supposed to be some
Speaker 2: sort of a top secret. It's just who the fuck's
Speaker 2: gonna start a Google query to find information out. So
Speaker 2: when we're talking about these other you know, deep underground
Speaker 2: military bases, old missile silos that may or may not
Speaker 2: be used today but are obviously still there, there are
Speaker 2: still a hole in the ground that's going to be
Speaker 2: used for some purpose and restricted. Yeah, I mean, so
Speaker 2: who's to say, and why wouldn't they be connected by
Speaker 2: some And granted it may not even all be tunnels.
Speaker 2: It very well might be piping for Ethernet and for
Speaker 2: you know, some sort of communication lines or whatever else.
Speaker 2: But a connection one way or another. I'm still taking
Speaker 2: that as a positive identification for this topic. For sure.
Speaker 7: Is it the map that you found? Was it from
Speaker 7: the nineteen seventy eight map, the Inner Earth one, the
Speaker 7: Inner Earth Access map?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: So I've actually seen quite a few different maps when
Speaker 7: it comes to the different tunnels underneath.
Speaker 4: So this is one of them I've looked up.
Speaker 2: And Louisiana has I don't know knowing.
Speaker 7: Hang on, let me see if we can get it
Speaker 7: the damn light I'm trying to damn light that you
Speaker 7: can't see it there. Yeah, so it's kind of you
Speaker 7: can see it. Yeah, So this is one of them
Speaker 7: where it shows like it's interconnected all over and it
Speaker 7: shows like little spots where potential tunnel entrances are. And
Speaker 7: then they have an actual one another one that's laid
Speaker 7: out in a color grid and I'm trying to find
Speaker 7: it right now where it shows the interconnective tunnels all
Speaker 7: throughout the country. It's the one in seventy eight was
Speaker 7: from this guy that said that he delivered a bunch
Speaker 7: of stuff underneath the ground different places where he would
Speaker 7: go in drop stuff and he saw multiple interests all
Speaker 7: over the place, and so he kind of started tracking them,
Speaker 7: but he wasn't sure if they actually all connected or not.
Speaker 4: And that's a hard hit to find.
Speaker 7: That information is quite difficult to find where what the
Speaker 7: guy's information was of who he ran trucks for and
Speaker 7: all of that. My uncle's been in trucked ever for
Speaker 7: forty five years, I think, and he said he's seen
Speaker 7: all sorts of up that there's places out in the
Speaker 7: desert and stuff where you see fit facility doors, like
Speaker 7: weird kind of storage doors up in the side of
Speaker 7: the mountain that just kind of they're just there and
Speaker 7: like one single light. There's nothing around for twenty you know,
Speaker 7: twenty so miles, and then you'll see doors that lead
Speaker 7: into the sides of the mountain and you just don't
Speaker 7: see where they go or what's happening with them.
Speaker 4: So I don't know. It's one of those weird things.
Speaker 6: Like the reason I brought this topic of is because
Speaker 6: my dad's been truck driver forever. He did, he's drove
Speaker 6: for Penske, he's for ups now, but he said he's
Speaker 6: took a job or Stevens Transport. He had to go
Speaker 6: to Texas and all of that, and he said, like
Speaker 6: he would go into like these military checkpoints that would
Speaker 6: kind of like go down up the ground. It'd be
Speaker 6: like an interesting so you'll show you what city and
Speaker 6: what stay you're under like, and it's like exits and
Speaker 6: everything else. He said there was checkpoints. Every time he
Speaker 6: would be stopped at a certain checkpoint, you couldn't move,
Speaker 6: couldn't do nothing. He had to stay in the truck
Speaker 6: while if they did the security checks to make sure
Speaker 6: that the trailer wasn't tampered with, then he's told to
Speaker 6: keep going. He said, he can't get out to use
Speaker 6: a bathroom or nothing. He has to piss in a
Speaker 6: bottle whatever he's got.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, So was your dad a driver for the
Speaker 2: Teamsters by chance?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: He doesn't really talk a lot about the information. He
Speaker 6: literally just told me.
Speaker 3: He used to do it.
Speaker 6: He saw some sketchy stuff and he told me to
Speaker 6: not talk about it.
Speaker 2: Well, only reason why, I said, well, as you're talking
Speaker 2: about it on the podcasts.
Speaker 4: He finds out. So I'm going on a podcast.
Speaker 2: The only reason why I'm asking is because the Teamsters
Speaker 2: being the truck driver union and all the contracts that
Speaker 2: these dudes have for so long. And yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: of course with them, you have to bring up the
Speaker 2: whole Jimmy Hoffe situation in the mafia. All that, sure,
Speaker 2: for sure, But there's like a lot of I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna call it craft craft secrets, trade secrets if you
Speaker 2: will to where like, listen, we understand that if you've
Speaker 2: been driving here for this long, you're gonna get called
Speaker 2: to make this delivery. You're not gonna fucking talk about it,
Speaker 2: and it's all good. If you get hung up, call
Speaker 2: your union rep. Kind of thing. I could see that
Speaker 2: being away, that that connects. But I guess not necessarily,
Speaker 2: so I didn't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I know my dad ain't the type to
Speaker 6: be a bullshitter. He's a pretty honest guy. So I'll
Speaker 6: be like, why would you You wouldn't make this up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the reason to right, no doubt.
Speaker 6: And that brings me to the point of how do
Speaker 6: they do it though? How do they make underground tunnels? Well,
Speaker 6: if you go, there's a website called the drive dot com.
Speaker 6: It was supposed to December twenty third, twenty twenty two.
Speaker 6: It says there's talks about a tool that can do
Speaker 6: that or a patent.
Speaker 3: It was worked on.
Speaker 6: And developed through the seventies. The nineteen seventies describes a
Speaker 6: machine that is big. It's being built around a reactor
Speaker 6: cooled not by water but by molten lithium salt. The
Speaker 6: salt would be sent to the heat exchanger at the
Speaker 6: subterrane's tip, bringing it to nearly twenty one hundred degree
Speaker 6: sparing hiding scrut.
Speaker 3: That's a giant chopper, just bles.
Speaker 7: It's like the myster Incredibles with the big with the
Speaker 7: mole with the giant yeah, with they I mean they
Speaker 7: had one of those in the other movie with Arnold
Speaker 7: Schwarzeninger too when he went to the Moon.
Speaker 4: I think it was.
Speaker 2: Well, other's showing out the one with the old Bruce
Speaker 2: Willis when they had to go to the to the
Speaker 2: meteor and you had to get his drilling company.
Speaker 4: Well, there's lots of movies though that they have drilling.
Speaker 7: They have lots of the pointed triangle drilling things that
Speaker 7: go that can burrow deep into the ground and.
Speaker 4: All of that.
Speaker 6: So Cracking Their Earth nineteen sixty five, it's a movie
Speaker 6: about drilling into the Earth's magnal ere and friends that
Speaker 6: destroy humanity and the Earth.
Speaker 2: Maybe like that. But I mean, even when you're talking
Speaker 2: about this, I would figure it'd be like directional drilling,
Speaker 2: like we would do it fracking right with those diamond
Speaker 2: drill bits and you just they can curve it underground
Speaker 2: all that. But even as I'm saying that, that is
Speaker 2: hundreds of feet under the ground whenever the Earth's pressure
Speaker 2: is making the iron bind. So I don't know how
Speaker 2: deep these underground tunnels would be. But unless they're doing
Speaker 2: some sort of a weird yeah, never mind, the directional
Speaker 2: drilling wouldn't go if it's only if it's under one
Speaker 2: hundred feet under the ground. It wouldn't really make a fuck.
Speaker 6: Right, And I don't I don't know how the user
Speaker 6: how it is used, but it says when it's you used,
Speaker 6: it literally just drills out a circular cylinder and it
Speaker 6: smooths out the walls with all the molten molt nava
Speaker 6: you would presume because of the tips heated. So it
Speaker 6: just makes some smooth tunnels as soon as it bores through.
Speaker 3: Right, which is creating its own hill as it's being
Speaker 3: no doubt through the dirt.
Speaker 2: And this from molten lithium.
Speaker 3: Mulan lithium salt.
Speaker 4: How strange.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was confused too because it's called the drive.
Speaker 4: Dot com dot com.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of using molten lithium for anything. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that this makes it not credible. It's just
Speaker 2: this is there's a new take. Honestly for me, I.
Speaker 3: Was confused too.
Speaker 6: I was like, yeah, why not water watch something like that?
Speaker 2: Right? All right? Cool? Well, I guess it also depends
Speaker 2: on the type of rock you're drilling through. Right, Certain
Speaker 2: rock is a little harder and a little it takes
Speaker 2: a little more ass in weight or just direct heat
Speaker 2: and pingement. But holy shit, molten lithium salt.
Speaker 5: That's that's a new one for me.
Speaker 2: All right, do you have anything else.
Speaker 6: I was also going to bring up the underground city,
Speaker 6: because we have all these underground bunkers and there's an
Speaker 6: underground city called Vlamir City. It's home to five hundred
Speaker 6: employees and thousands of government documents. It's an underground city
Speaker 6: not far from Saint Louis says. It's complete with city
Speaker 6: street lights, fire hydrants, and it's started in the late
Speaker 6: eighteen hundreds. What yeah, O Vlamir government building.
Speaker 2: I think, So how you spell that?
Speaker 3: One? Val m e why e.
Speaker 6: R city v A O M one more time v
Speaker 6: A l what n e y e R?
Speaker 4: Sorry I was, I was reading.
Speaker 7: I was reading about lithium, moulten lithium and how it works.
Speaker 4: Sorry I was. I was listening to you guys.
Speaker 7: I was like, wait, I'm confused. And so it's a
Speaker 7: renewable energy that they're talking about using. That's what I
Speaker 7: was reading about.
Speaker 2: The molten lithium salt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a renewable energy. So I was. I was
Speaker 4: in the middle of reading it.
Speaker 7: So I was the stupid update just updated my phone
Speaker 7: and I can't figure out how to get back to stuff.
Speaker 4: It's pissing me off.
Speaker 7: I feel that, yes, it updated without me even asking
Speaker 7: it to do it. I actually denied it twice and
Speaker 7: then went to bed and had it plugged in and
Speaker 7: updated it. And when I woke up this morning, it
Speaker 7: was updated. So it's like all bubbled and now everything
Speaker 7: is I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, it's just flashy.
Speaker 4: It's really annoying. I'm old, so I want things to
Speaker 4: stay the same.
Speaker 2: But okay, So this city is underground city built underneath
Speaker 2: Saint Louis. And you said it started in the late
Speaker 2: eighteen hundreds. Now that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It says it's near the it's not far from San Lost, Okay,
Speaker 6: but it's said to be. There's still four hundred million
Speaker 6: square feet worth of space to still work with the developed.
Speaker 4: I feel like, I know, I feel like I've heard
Speaker 4: this before.
Speaker 7: Hang on, Yeah, because this is located thirty miles southeast
Speaker 7: south of Saint Louis. It's a small town outstanding the
Speaker 7: school system. I don't care about that.
Speaker 2: The school system in this underground Mole Hill place is nice.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean this is on top, so this is
Speaker 7: this is the picture is about the on top part.
Speaker 2: Val Meyer Valmeir. I honestly don't know how you pronounce.
Speaker 3: It, but County.
Speaker 4: There's no team you look up underground.
Speaker 5: So do we know why they built this place?
Speaker 7: Wasn't this the cult or this group of people that
Speaker 7: decided they were they thought the world was ending and
Speaker 7: so they started building this place. Is this the same
Speaker 7: group or this might be overseas somewhere. I might be
Speaker 7: getting my places.
Speaker 3: Mixed up, like based off the game is the Is.
Speaker 4: This the rock City? Is that the Rock City people?
Speaker 3: I think so?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, I know the Okay, I know
Speaker 4: what this is.
Speaker 7: So this is the meteor that turned into the cave
Speaker 7: system situation that happened. Okay, so meter East Cave turned
Speaker 7: into industrial park considers nuclear powered NOE that that's the
Speaker 7: cave system that they want to actually put. They want
Speaker 7: to put a nuclear power plant somewhere along this place.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean, I'm all in favor of more nuclear
Speaker 2: power shit.
Speaker 7: High tech underground business now they're actually surprisingly there's quite
Speaker 7: a few underground facilities that are like t places that
Speaker 7: we have a massive one in Grushiam, Oregon. Actually it's
Speaker 7: in Troddell technically and it's it's a surface level, but
Speaker 7: underneath the ground. It was all like fancy, top secret
Speaker 7: when they build it. I actually don't know anybody that
Speaker 7: works there. I don't know if it really has underground,
Speaker 7: but it's been told to us forever since I was
Speaker 7: a kid.
Speaker 4: But I don't know. They have a lot of those things.
Speaker 2: Why not, honestly, all with tho those mountains and ships
Speaker 2: the advantages.
Speaker 6: Look, we don't got to worry about tornadoes, no flooding,
Speaker 6: no earthquakes.
Speaker 3: Were energy they don't have to worry about earthquakes if
Speaker 3: you're underground, that's what they said. I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 3: be scared shitless if there was an earthquake underground.
Speaker 2: I've only lived through one earthquake and I was on
Speaker 2: the second story of a building. I didn't exactly know
Speaker 2: what it was un till it was too late. But
Speaker 2: that's why I was living in DC, as a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, and I honestly didn't think it was an earthquake,
Speaker 2: because like, there's not supposed to be earthquakes in Washington,
Speaker 2: d CO. There fucking was, as a matter of fact.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't like buildings came down or nothing. It
Speaker 2: just kind of shook shit a little bit, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess or.
Speaker 3: They were drilling.
Speaker 5: Could be, could be.
Speaker 7: Oh, I've lived through a lot of earthquakes. We gotta
Speaker 7: have them all. We have them in organ quite a bit. Really, Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's whatever. I mean, everything starts shaking and kind of
Speaker 7: just like yay, we're here for the ride.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: I had one in a We had a really bad
Speaker 7: one when I was in sixth grade, and like, you know,
Speaker 7: you're supposed to hide underneath your desk, so that way
Speaker 7: when all the tiles come down from the ceiling, they
Speaker 7: don't like, kill you nukes too, just count me catch you. Yeah,
Speaker 7: our desks were pretty fucking sturdy, though, I'm gonna say, like,
Speaker 7: like you can survive some ship from them old school
Speaker 7: desks like whatever. What them desks were made out of metal,
Speaker 7: like they they ain't going nowhere. But nowadays the ones, yeah,
Speaker 7: these they like they we actually had some tiles like
Speaker 7: fall down and hit the desk and they were just
Speaker 7: the kids are fine.
Speaker 4: Maybe.
Speaker 7: I then they had some people out in the hallways
Speaker 7: too when we had the tornado warning, which we don't
Speaker 7: ever really get tornado warnings in organ. I can only
Speaker 7: think of like forever and happened to be. I was
Speaker 7: at school and they're like, go to the hallway. I
Speaker 7: was like, what the fuck is this one hundred and
Speaker 7: twenty year old building going to do to save us?
Speaker 7: Like what are you talking about? Go to the hallway?
Speaker 2: Like okay, it gave you the facade that they have.
Speaker 7: No facade because we had all seen Twister at this
Speaker 7: point we were yeah, we were all stressed out.
Speaker 6: Just to make you feel like and more comfortable, but
Speaker 6: you're not right.
Speaker 2: It's like the TSA and like Santa Claus, like they
Speaker 2: work if you believe that they work.
Speaker 4: I watched this lesbian make this video. Just read that.
Speaker 4: So she was talking about how they dropped down.
Speaker 7: I forget the way that she worded, but pretty much
Speaker 7: she was like talking about like gay people were going
Speaker 7: to drop down from the mass thing because the way
Speaker 7: the flight attendant was saying stuff was like this, you
Speaker 7: know this person's this thing is gonna come down and
Speaker 7: it's going to be flamboyant or whatever. And she's made
Speaker 7: this video and she's like hot, Like it was really funny. Honestly,
Speaker 7: I'm doing a terrible job explaining it, but it was.
Speaker 7: I've always asked people like, why do we care about
Speaker 7: these masks? Like it's just gonna get you high on oxygen,
Speaker 7: so you have dope meine. So you're like, you're just
Speaker 7: pretty much when you you're just really happy. When you're dying,
Speaker 7: You're just like, you know what, I'm cooling down, It's
Speaker 7: gonna be okay.
Speaker 2: Also, I don't think I'm mad me this my own
Speaker 2: conspiracy here. I've never done much digging into it. I
Speaker 2: got a hard time believing that every airline that ever
Speaker 2: takes off just has these reserve tanks of oxygen just
Speaker 2: in case. I'm pretty sure those bags fill up because
Speaker 2: your own exhaling, so you're just hyperventilating yourself to make
Speaker 2: you calm the fuck down. I could be wrong, but
Speaker 2: that sounds way more logical than for this.
Speaker 7: A lot of conspiracies when it comes to planes actually
Speaker 7: like a whole.
Speaker 4: I've never been on one.
Speaker 3: I won't No, I won't touch it. Plant.
Speaker 6: Wow, I'll drive thirty five hours if I have to.
Speaker 4: I'm not getting so funny.
Speaker 5: Have you ever driven that? What's the farthest you've ever
Speaker 5: driven in one go?
Speaker 3: Like eight hours?
Speaker 5: Brother?
Speaker 2: We just took a twenty five hour drive, Like are
Speaker 2: you sure.
Speaker 7: At the treatment you're making straight four twenty five Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was about twenty five hours. We stopped a few times,
Speaker 7: but realistically pretty much we stopped three times.
Speaker 2: Which also I love road trips, so like, I'm down
Speaker 2: with that. But no, dude, it depends. If time is
Speaker 2: of the essence, flying is clearly the better method. But
Speaker 2: I mean, what do you can get that?
Speaker 5: But if it goes down, dude, it's not gonna be
Speaker 5: your problem for much longer.
Speaker 3: Right, That's what I'm saying. If enjoy while it launds.
Speaker 6: Honestly, that's what I think. If I can't control what
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do when the plane goes down.
Speaker 3: Do you know how many people are have ever fallen
Speaker 3: out of the sky, You're about to be one of them.
Speaker 3: Enjoy it?
Speaker 4: Enjoy man.
Speaker 7: That's that's how I feel though about about cruise ships.
Speaker 7: You'll never catch me on a cruise ship ever, ever,
Speaker 7: period ever. I also watch Poseidon wead too many times
Speaker 7: as a child and was very terrified of it. But
Speaker 7: I will say that there's merit to my whole situation
Speaker 7: with Poseidon. If you don't know what that is, it's
Speaker 7: a movie back in the day with Kurt Russell where
Speaker 7: the boat flips over and they have to get from
Speaker 7: so completely no, and it's literally called Posidon and it
Speaker 7: flips over and then there so they're like dancing and
Speaker 7: they're all having fun, and then the whole cruise ship
Speaker 7: tips completely over and then they're stuck and they have
Speaker 7: to go get from the top top to the bottom
Speaker 7: of it upside down and they have to find their
Speaker 7: way out.
Speaker 4: And the whole bunch of people die.
Speaker 2: Hold on, Hold, on hold a massive ass cruise ship.
Speaker 2: Do you understand the logistics of what kind of a
Speaker 2: wave would they needed.
Speaker 5: To would lock it up?
Speaker 4: Right now? How many have happened in the last ten years?
Speaker 2: Not sideways, capsized, barrel rolling, there's been okay, not all
Speaker 2: of them, but they have had They have had some
Speaker 2: in the last ten years.
Speaker 7: Actually, hell, in the last like six years, they've had
Speaker 7: like three I think have actually flipped over. And I
Speaker 7: was like, huh, see, all my paranoia is here for something.
Speaker 5: Like forward flipping not on its.
Speaker 4: Side, it like it went all the way over. What
Speaker 4: the I know? Like, I know two for sure that
Speaker 4: I've read about in the last ten years.
Speaker 5: That captain sucks at his job.
Speaker 4: Oh my God, a lot of them have gone like
Speaker 4: a sideways.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sideways. That happens all the time when they hit
Speaker 2: sandbars and shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 7: But like either way, Poseidon is a real like you've
Speaker 7: never seen it.
Speaker 4: No, you've seen it.
Speaker 7: You would know the terror as a child while you're younger, mean,
Speaker 7: but the terror as a child that I was when
Speaker 7: I watched this, and I'm like never never, Oh, it
Speaker 7: was so intense.
Speaker 2: So that's that's insane. Okay, what is this article?
Speaker 7: So that's the that's not an article, that's actually the
Speaker 7: website for the caverns.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So this is the history of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, the history behind Rock City. Our history date back
Speaker 2: more than one hundred and twenty years to win. The
Speaker 2: high grade limestone found in the bluffs near Valmeyer, Illinois,
Speaker 2: was first mined for use as fertilizer. Of course, well
Speaker 2: did the miners know that they were not only milling limestone,
Speaker 2: they were carving out massive underground rooms that might one
Speaker 2: day be used for other purposes. Overtime visitors recognize the
Speaker 2: value of the temperature and humidity controlled space. From the
Speaker 2: late nineteen thirties to the early nineteen eighties, a portion
Speaker 2: of the underground space housed a mushroom farming operation. Listen
Speaker 2: to the jokes right themselves. All I'm saying. During the
Speaker 2: Cold War, the government made plans to use the underground
Speaker 2: quarry as a civilian defense shelter, storing thousands of containers
Speaker 2: of food, water, and medical supplies. Today, Rock City has
Speaker 2: become the Midwest ultimate sustainable project. Okay, the space is
Speaker 2: now subsurface business complex with approximately six million square feet
Speaker 2: of cost efficient and highly desirable space. Rock City was
Speaker 2: made possible by a joint venture project of Admiral Parkway, Inc.
Speaker 2: The Village of Valmyre, the Illinois Department of Commerce and
Speaker 2: Community Affairs, and the US Economic Development Administration. What the fuck?
Speaker 7: Yes, they want to make a sustainable community there underground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's actually really cool.
Speaker 7: If you ever watched any of the videos of this place,
Speaker 7: it's really meet what they built and everything. There's there's
Speaker 7: another location overseas that's actually an entire civilization live there,
Speaker 7: and it's all underground. They've been unearthing more and more
Speaker 7: and more of it as a deeper they go, but
Speaker 7: it's super intricate and.
Speaker 4: It goes like it started out.
Speaker 7: They accidentally found it some random like goat farmer found
Speaker 7: this entrance and then once they started going down and
Speaker 7: down and down, it's turned into this massive underground city
Speaker 7: that's in this side of this hill. There's a lot
Speaker 7: of different places all over the world that are underground
Speaker 7: that they've that they had at some point, and then
Speaker 7: it then that ties into the mud flood theory.
Speaker 5: And how does this tie into the mud flood theory?
Speaker 7: So a lot of people though, say that there was
Speaker 7: because other people were living underground, that potentially the buildings
Speaker 7: were being built built on top of other civilizations that
Speaker 7: were below us, and they like all ties and there
Speaker 7: is a connection somehow that they tie into each other.
Speaker 7: That we've built on top of an entire civilization, and
Speaker 7: so that they've seen stuff underneath, and so they you know,
Speaker 7: what else is down there? If we found other people
Speaker 7: that have built these entire elaborate cities into mountains and
Speaker 7: underground and all this stuff, then what else is underneath us?
Speaker 4: That's where the theory comes in.
Speaker 2: We've had a few people come on to explain the
Speaker 2: mud flood to us, and it's very similar, well, I
Speaker 2: don't want to say very similar to the flat earth people,
Speaker 2: but it's like they will draw on eight different conspiracies
Speaker 2: that independently are very interesting, but they will make a
Speaker 2: connection somehow by squinting and like turn their head a
Speaker 2: certain way, and like somehow they just know that this
Speaker 2: means this, and this means this, and clearly it was
Speaker 2: the Jews. And it's like I'm bro hold on, backup, back.
Speaker 4: It up here, gypsies to get it right.
Speaker 2: I've been saying it's been the fucking Gypsies for a while,
Speaker 2: but nobody wants to listen to me.
Speaker 4: It's gypsies.
Speaker 7: Whitebir Wizards sent an article today confirming that Jacob is
Speaker 7: now ballid.
Speaker 4: I guess in his jujypsy.
Speaker 2: Because Jacob only speaks truths. But apparently people need to
Speaker 2: learn that I'm kind of dragon. Oh actually, I just
Speaker 2: brought up the Gypsy just to talk shit, I know,
Speaker 2: specifically to joke. Then come to find out there is
Speaker 2: that kernel of truth, and I'm like, oh, well, I
Speaker 2: mean I find time to triple down.
Speaker 5: Fuck yeah, let's run it.
Speaker 7: Apparently this underground city that they brought up has city
Speaker 7: streets and fire hydrants and it houses five hundred employees
Speaker 7: and then thousands of government documents as.
Speaker 5: Well, just like you were saying.
Speaker 7: It says that there is an underground city not far
Speaker 7: from Saint Louis. It is complete with city streets, fire hirrants, lights,
Speaker 7: and it attracts some pretty big tenants. It said it
Speaker 7: started in the lighteen eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: It is still crazy to me you had said this literally,
Speaker 2: this is what you were reading. But like in the
Speaker 2: eighteen hundreds, these people had the forethought to be like,
Speaker 2: you know, this country needs an underground thriving city, even
Speaker 2: have electricity like that.
Speaker 7: Yet they started carving it. So they started using it
Speaker 7: for stuff, and they it was easy. So I watched
Speaker 7: the History Channel did a big documentary on it and stuff,
Speaker 7: and so it was talking about they it was easy
Speaker 7: to carve into. And yeah, apparently there's actual places though
Speaker 7: that were originated because in the Grand Canyon there's a
Speaker 7: whole bunch of spots that you can find were potential
Speaker 7: like Native Americans or they think older generally older people.
Speaker 7: Then Native Americans dug into these holes in the in
Speaker 7: the caverns and stuff, and so that they found it
Speaker 7: was easier because of the limestone to dig into it,
Speaker 7: and so they started using that as a place to
Speaker 7: rest pretty much and so cave people quote unquote had
Speaker 7: potentially lived there at one point.
Speaker 3: I believe that you had cave people. You probably had
Speaker 3: cave cities, loural cave men. Yeah, you already know you
Speaker 3: have one cave city. Then m hmm, it just makes sense.
Speaker 3: There's just gotta be more.
Speaker 2: And then what is that place? Damn it? We were
Speaker 2: just talking about it a couple months ago. It's a
Speaker 2: whole underground not just underground city. It's like a complex now.
Speaker 2: I want to say it's in Turkey. It's got like
Speaker 2: forty different levels to it. There's rooms where people live,
Speaker 2: there's churches, there's manufacturing facilities, all these things, and it's
Speaker 2: been used throughout the course of human history by millions
Speaker 2: of people over the millennias. I'm trying to remember what
Speaker 2: the name of this place was.
Speaker 4: I'll look it up. But this place actually says that
Speaker 4: there we have internet right there. We do that that.
Speaker 7: They are earthquake proof, electromagnetic proof, their tornado proof and
Speaker 7: ice storm proof.
Speaker 5: How game's earthquake proof that some really.
Speaker 7: Can impact impact what we have underground. In addition to
Speaker 7: defense from the elements, underground structures like this are ideal
Speaker 7: refrigeration operations as and a whole lot more. Even the
Speaker 7: US government is taking advantage of this rock solid opportunity.
Speaker 7: The National Archive actually has an office space here. It's
Speaker 7: an A class office space and they excuse me. And
Speaker 7: then we have about two and a half million boxes
Speaker 7: of federal documents and records stored here and they maintain
Speaker 7: and operate out of that facility. There are still about
Speaker 7: four million square feet of space to develop, and plans
Speaker 7: could even include an ice rink.
Speaker 4: That's where the article stops.
Speaker 2: I just found this one. It's called darren Coou. That's
Speaker 2: the spot in Turkey that's got the massive complex. But okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: darren Coo. Uhsh, when was it built? Let's see, Turkey's
Speaker 2: massive underground city is darren Coou, located in the Cappadocia region,
Speaker 2: a vast, multi level subterranean complex carved from volcanic rock
Speaker 2: that could shelter up to twenty thousand people with livestock
Speaker 2: and supplies, featuring ventilation, chefs, stables, churches, and heavy rolling
Speaker 2: stone doors for defense.
Speaker 5: Let's see. They believe to have its roots is.
Speaker 2: Early as the eighth century BC by the Frisians, later
Speaker 2: expanded it by later civilizations like the Byzantines for protection
Speaker 2: against invaders.
Speaker 5: But it was discovered in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 4: You could show the picture of it, but if.
Speaker 2: I share a screen, the audio is going to fuck up,
Speaker 2: so never mind.
Speaker 7: Never mind.
Speaker 4: So I just found an interesting thing.
Speaker 7: The future is beneath our feet in the caves from
Speaker 7: twenty twenty five actually.
Speaker 5: Want us to become mole people.
Speaker 4: So it's really weird.
Speaker 7: So it says, over your career spanning decades, much of
Speaker 7: it spent as a Chief Technological Officer and later the
Speaker 7: Chief AI Officer of the National Jews, I hate that one.
Speaker 5: We have an actual National AI officer.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, and I hate this word so much. I
Speaker 7: always you'd think with an environmental thing, I can actually
Speaker 7: say this, but it's a geospattle. I can never say
Speaker 7: it right.
Speaker 2: Geospatial every time.
Speaker 4: I fuck it up every time.
Speaker 2: It's I mean, it's like geostatial.
Speaker 7: It's not wrong, it's it's honestly, it's having dyslexia.
Speaker 4: I'm like, yep, I know.
Speaker 5: What it is, but it sounded as it.
Speaker 4: Was spelled yep. So any who that person.
Speaker 7: I have been at the forefront of building and managing
Speaker 7: some of the most complex and secure data infrastructures in
Speaker 7: the world. I've overseen the construction of data centers and
Speaker 7: government agencies that are among the planet's largest users of
Speaker 7: computer data and data storage. I've worked on artificial intelligent
Speaker 7: models that support defensive energy, food security, and humanitarian assistance.
Speaker 7: I know what it takes to build the digital foundations
Speaker 7: of our modern world, and I have truly seen unique
Speaker 7: opportunities for the Southern Illinois in the In this cave system,
Speaker 7: the Rock City Complex, a massive underground industrial park carved
Speaker 7: from an old limestone quarry, presents a near perfect location
Speaker 7: for a world class data center. In my field, we
Speaker 7: are in constant battle against heat and energy costs. Natural
Speaker 7: stable fifty eight degree temperature of the caves is a
Speaker 7: game changer, dramatically reducing the enormous amount of electricity required
Speaker 7: for cooling, often the large the single largest operational expense
Speaker 7: for the data center. Furthermore, its proximity to the mighty
Speaker 7: Mississippi River offers access to sustainable water source for the
Speaker 7: state of the art cooling systems, critical assets in an
Speaker 7: air of increasing climate stress. This isn't just about fighting
Speaker 7: a geological conveniency spot. This is about plugging into America's backbone.
Speaker 7: Along the Mississippi River runs the national most robust electrical
Speaker 7: grids and dense corridor of fiber optic telecommunications lines.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I hear what he's saying, right, the standard
Speaker 2: fifty eight degrees that this cave allows, Yeah, that's great
Speaker 2: for the thought process. Here I will push back against
Speaker 2: his theory here for just a moment that shit gets hot.
Speaker 5: The facility I used to work at.
Speaker 2: We had one big room with a bunch of motor
Speaker 2: drives and computers that basically ran these big machines, right,
Speaker 2: and we had twelve machines. This room was a twenty
Speaker 2: by forty room. We had to have so many HVAC
Speaker 2: systems in there that basically you should be able to
Speaker 2: hang meet in this bitch, and somehow you would be
Speaker 2: in there for ten minutes and need to take your
Speaker 2: shirt off because you're sweating so bad. Computers and this
Speaker 2: isn't like some data storage supercomputers, and like this, this
Speaker 2: is motor drives, a tele a machine to spin and
Speaker 2: then stop, and then spin and then stop. So I
Speaker 2: hear what he's saying as far as like the possibility
Speaker 2: of this being used for these centers. I'm saying they're
Speaker 2: gonna have to pipe in some serious AC power if
Speaker 2: they're gonna try to make that a viable option. Otherwise
Speaker 2: they're just gonna start cooking the fucking mountain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it says.
Speaker 7: The kind of facility best suited for an underground location
Speaker 7: like Rock City would be a high density, high security
Speaker 7: data center. This could house high performance computing clusters for
Speaker 7: scientific research or AI model training, or serve as a
Speaker 7: secure cloud region for major American technology companies or even
Speaker 7: government agencies. The inherent physical security of being underground is
Speaker 7: a feature that cannot be overstated. The economic ripple effect
Speaker 7: from vlamer how do you say it, Blomyer and Monroe
Speaker 7: County would be transformative. The arrival of major data center
Speaker 7: would mean an influx of indust investment from leading American
Speaker 7: tech firms. So it goes on to talk about all
Speaker 7: the different things that could happen. Critically, it could, it
Speaker 7: could capitalize on this location the digital infrastructure, bringing faster
Speaker 7: and reliable internet access to homes. Also, it's a defensible position.
Speaker 7: Pretty much. The project is a magnitude and temporary increase
Speaker 7: in local electricity rates, but like doesn't matter, They'll be fine.
Speaker 7: You know they're going to take all the water and
Speaker 7: all the electricity from the locals, but like.
Speaker 2: It's fun to be Okay, they'll have AI.
Speaker 4: It'll be fine, right.
Speaker 2: Who needs water and clean air and electricity to power
Speaker 2: their homes when you have AI? Though? Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 7: Well, it sounds like, you know, if they wanted to
Speaker 7: do any type of you know, weird shady governmental shit,
Speaker 7: then they could just you know, take over this whole
Speaker 7: cavern situation of four million unused square feet of it
Speaker 7: and turn it into you know, a place for zombies
Speaker 7: or anything else.
Speaker 2: But this ties into y'alls thought about the connection. They're
Speaker 2: not just going to have a data center or some
Speaker 2: sort of thing to this level in this cave system
Speaker 2: and just just have it for that cave system that's
Speaker 2: going to be connected to everything else coast to coast, right.
Speaker 3: I mean think about it too. They just went and
Speaker 3: blown up on what Iran's bunkers, Yeah they did. Supposedly
Speaker 3: it was a one way in, one way out situation.
Speaker 3: So if you blow up the entrance, then that whole
Speaker 3: tunnel is done with. Well, in America, they've done figured
Speaker 3: that out. So if you blow up one entrance you
Speaker 3: have plenty of other entrances and other connect ways to
Speaker 3: get to it. And to push back a little bit
Speaker 3: on that too. It I could be very wrong, but
Speaker 3: isn't limestone porous yep, So therefore heat would be able
Speaker 3: to leave through the limestone. So are they saying that
Speaker 3: it can maintain the fifty nine degrees even if machines
Speaker 3: are in their area.
Speaker 7: They're saying they're going to utilize the water because it's
Speaker 7: close to be able to use the cooling units inside sorry, okay,
Speaker 7: inside the facility because it's naturally at fifty eight degrees
Speaker 7: that there gives a better chance. So it increases the
Speaker 7: rate of development versus them having to make the cooling
Speaker 7: units and everything else. So they're going to be So
Speaker 7: that was the whole thing, is that they're going to
Speaker 7: still have to bring in the cooling units, but they're
Speaker 7: going to use the miss sippy for the water to
Speaker 7: cool it down, and it increases them to be able
Speaker 7: to do this faster to take over more of the
Speaker 7: cave system. Because the thing goes on to talk about
Speaker 7: how we're in the race for Ai against China and
Speaker 7: how this would be a launching pad for us to
Speaker 7: potentially put more AI units like we have right now.
Speaker 7: Louisiana is about to kick off this god awful massive
Speaker 7: AI situation down here. And instead of so, we had
Speaker 7: an act to help protect, to protect Louisiana and to
Speaker 7: try to reverse a lot of the damage that's being
Speaker 7: done on a daily basis to the Mississippi.
Speaker 4: But they decided, i e.
Speaker 7: The groups that actually have the money down here to
Speaker 7: push forward this giant AI project. And so now they're
Speaker 7: going to put it next to the Mississippi, which is
Speaker 7: going to be disrupting all the water because they're going
Speaker 7: to be taking the water for the AI facility as well,
Speaker 7: just like how they the Three Mile Island.
Speaker 4: They've decided to take over for AI too.
Speaker 2: So pros and cons of that, right, I mean, the
Speaker 2: Mississippi's not losing water by any means. However, when you
Speaker 2: look at all of the plants up and down the
Speaker 2: mississipp at least in Louisiana, all of them are using
Speaker 2: it for the water to use in their processes. And
Speaker 2: that's that works for the industry. That sucks for the environment.
Speaker 7: So it's because I mean, we're losing our shoreline, oh yeah,
Speaker 7: because of everything that's happening with the water and then
Speaker 7: polluting the water so much. And there's a lot of
Speaker 7: acts that they were trying to get in place, and
Speaker 7: a lot of people trying to slow down how many
Speaker 7: more plants that we have down here that are disrupting
Speaker 7: the environment, But unfortunately AI is dominating, and so they're
Speaker 7: trying to put it along anywhere they can the rivers.
Speaker 7: So this, if they're going to use that, it would
Speaker 7: be it would make sense to put it underground because
Speaker 7: you can do anything you want.
Speaker 4: You're going out and in.
Speaker 7: One exit, and so you know no one else can
Speaker 7: see what's happening down there. You can't have any type
Speaker 7: of spies because you know you're filtering in who you
Speaker 7: exactly want down there. Personally, I think that they would
Speaker 7: probably put it like a CDC situation down there if
Speaker 7: they already have all this other stuff down there. When
Speaker 7: you say CDC, I'm talking about testing on using a
Speaker 7: facility to test on biological warfare.
Speaker 5: Oh we have that, we have the monkey lab.
Speaker 4: Oh we have more than one.
Speaker 7: Yes, but these facilities are up top a lot of them,
Speaker 7: so they do have an underground They do have an
Speaker 7: underground system. But this is like the beginning of a
Speaker 7: hive system. This is this is like resident evil hive
Speaker 7: situation going on.
Speaker 4: This is like the opening top of it.
Speaker 3: That's where the ground is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this could be like if they keep going down
Speaker 7: and digging more, I mean, you could build an entire
Speaker 7: hive down there.
Speaker 3: They've already started dropping what was it data centers into
Speaker 3: the ocean. Didn't Microsoft start doing that as a project
Speaker 3: a while back ago?
Speaker 2: I heard about that, and I don't know if that
Speaker 2: actually got off the ground or if they actually got
Speaker 2: it successful. They probably did by this point with Gates's money.
Speaker 2: So they're using the ocean to cool these systems down.
Speaker 2: Then wow, Because I mean, we're running out of land,
Speaker 2: so as to start dumping shit in the ocean, why not.
Speaker 3: Right and taking other people's over.
Speaker 7: Go into Mariana Trench. Just drop one down there. I
Speaker 7: wonder what happened.
Speaker 5: I'm not trying to piss off the Leviathan.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say it was like the Leviathan.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and drop some AI data centers on the
Speaker 2: Leviathan's ass and see if he don't wake up.
Speaker 7: No, apparently apparently they abandoned their project to put the
Speaker 7: AI system in the Ocean. They discontinued it Project Nakotic.
Speaker 7: They decided to uh officially kill the entire project. So
Speaker 7: h it never actually got it never went huh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess they couldn't figure out how to get
Speaker 3: it to work. I don't know, they didn't think it
Speaker 3: was going to be It.
Speaker 4: Is a huge ass article. I'm not kidding.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I know.
Speaker 7: I'm like, this is a massive article. Sorry, I'm looking.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to see why.
Speaker 5: I also had no idea that this was even a thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they wanted to build so they wanted to build
Speaker 7: substations down below.
Speaker 2: Okay, because like you know, if.
Speaker 7: You ever watch any of the movies, they have like
Speaker 7: entire cities and civilizations under the water. This has been
Speaker 7: a pipe dream for a lot of the big tech
Speaker 7: companies is to put substations down below.
Speaker 5: So we talked about this with the Sycamore Nole episode.
Speaker 2: Right how there's that possibly underwater base of some type,
Speaker 2: possibly alien, possibly human, who knows, right off the coast
Speaker 2: of California, And it's been in the files for a
Speaker 2: while to look at under c labs just in general.
Speaker 2: And there's a couple of them that we know operate
Speaker 2: and none of them have been for AI or for
Speaker 2: data centers or anything like that. It's typically for deep
Speaker 2: sea science, like actual oceanography to be done at that level,
Speaker 2: and they have like a the best I could use
Speaker 2: basically like the ISS is to as this lab is
Speaker 2: for the ocean. But from what I read in on it,
Speaker 2: it seems like everything was very above board, and there's
Speaker 2: possibly some labs that they don't tell us about that
Speaker 2: they're doing some some you know, fuck shit underneath. It's
Speaker 2: very possible, but I haven't really found anything to substantiate.
Speaker 2: That's why we haven't done an episode on it.
Speaker 7: But this is interesting, so it says that moving forward,
Speaker 7: Oh sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 6: I was just saying, that's a problem with the Only
Speaker 6: thing is like all the things that we're looking up
Speaker 6: and we're finding about Underground City, and the basis is
Speaker 6: what they're giving us. They're not going to tell you
Speaker 6: what the other projects are that they've already done and
Speaker 6: have been doing, right.
Speaker 3: They don't like to. I do feel like the things
Speaker 3: that you do find or some of those things that
Speaker 3: you can't deny, I think, And that's why it's kind
Speaker 3: of goes on to his theory about like how when
Speaker 3: you go to research stuff, you're only giving certain information
Speaker 3: because it's on the Internet. And the Internet was given
Speaker 3: to the military first, so they definitely control it and
Speaker 3: regulate it in a sense. So if something is put
Speaker 3: onto the Internet by an individual, it can easily be
Speaker 3: taken off or ghosted or hidden for other people. Therefore,
Speaker 3: that research never gets out into the world. Therefore, whenever
Speaker 3: we're looking it up, we're not even going to find that.
Speaker 3: And we're only finding stuff because it's undeniable. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: too far in the face to deny it.
Speaker 6: So like, yeah, yeah, well I've tried looking at like
Speaker 6: when I was doing research, I would find links and
Speaker 6: all this to videos and documentaries and it's all been scrubbed.
Speaker 6: It's a video unavailable and all that. Just like the
Speaker 6: underwater base off of the coast of California, there used
Speaker 6: to be pictures of it. Everyone everyone started blowing it up.
Speaker 6: Then it gets wiped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't find it no more.
Speaker 7: That's the same as the whole underground system off of
Speaker 7: China that they were building in Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It was like twenty fifteen, twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: Were you're talking about those islands that they head off
Speaker 2: of China's because that one man I had.
Speaker 7: Oh no, you're talking about the islands that they built up. No,
Speaker 7: I'm I'm talking about with the actual So there was
Speaker 7: pictures in two videos circuling way way way back in
Speaker 7: the day of an underground bases that they were building,
Speaker 7: and they got pictures of like a giant door, and
Speaker 7: they got pictures of like things going down into it,
Speaker 7: and they had like this video that was not the
Speaker 7: best quality, but it was shot like kind of zooming
Speaker 7: by and you could see pretty much like these little
Speaker 7: sub boats going down underneath, and it was on the
Speaker 7: side of this mountain and you could see kind of
Speaker 7: the facility's door, and they were like trying to they
Speaker 7: had like stuff to put back over it. They are
Speaker 7: very old now. There was a whole bunch of talks
Speaker 7: about it. There was articles about it way back in
Speaker 7: the day. I haven't seen anything on it in a decade,
Speaker 7: but it's we've had this talk before that. A lot
Speaker 7: of stuff got scrub especially during twenty twenty. I mean
Speaker 7: it was like the Internet completely reset itself and everything
Speaker 7: that we have seen and read beforehand is just gone.
Speaker 7: And now we look like assholes because we just talking
Speaker 7: out our ass. But it's like, no, really, these things
Speaker 7: were here, but now they're not.
Speaker 2: So have you heard that memes are about to make
Speaker 2: their cycle?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: Apparently there's a theory that is saying that basically the
Speaker 2: great meme reset of twenty twenty six is going to
Speaker 2: be going down and like all the memes that we had,
Speaker 2: some of us, I know, some of us didn't grow
Speaker 2: up looking at meme culture and things like that, but
Speaker 2: for instance, like bad Luck Brian and good Guy Gus
Speaker 2: and all these memes that were quintessential to the Internet
Speaker 2: that went off into the realm of obscurity, like even
Speaker 2: think early YouTube chocolate rain sneezing Panda, like the old shit. Right,
Speaker 2: Apparently that is about to like cycle back because dead
Speaker 2: Internet theory. Yes, and so there's nothing new the Internet
Speaker 2: has to give us, So it's gonna just recycle the
Speaker 2: memes from like six to now.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, I had a feeling you guys were talking
Speaker 7: about dead internets at dead Internet theory.
Speaker 6: Wow, it's want to say that because I don't think
Speaker 6: they're going to recycle them. If anything, I think AI
Speaker 6: is going to recreate it, either in a different way
Speaker 6: and make it more funny.
Speaker 3: Well, that's essentially recycled kind of Yeah, it's just in
Speaker 3: a way, but it's like old content that is new.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: If y'all heard about the Bird game, I ran across this.
Speaker 3: It's AI.
Speaker 6: Apparently it's rendering videos that look like games that you
Speaker 6: can play, and it's like multiplay and everything else. The
Speaker 6: games aren't even a thing, never been developed, nothing like
Speaker 6: that is just complete fictional And people are in the comments.
Speaker 6: This is on Instagram, So I'm like, okay, well, is
Speaker 6: this a real game? This looks kind of funny. No,
Speaker 6: it's not even developed, but people in the comments are
Speaker 6: fighting over if it's even a real game or not.
Speaker 2: So is this like the whole remembering if Pikachu had
Speaker 2: a black linel on his tailor or not. So it's
Speaker 2: a Mandela effect kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, But they're claiming that AI is the reason that
Speaker 3: you're getting this is because the AI is actually, would
Speaker 3: you say, implementing it into your head or like gas
Speaker 3: slighting you essentially, yeah, to make.
Speaker 2: Holy shit. Okay, that actually just kind of fucked me
Speaker 2: up because now I'm thinking the whole Sindbad Versus Shazam movie.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering now if that's actually just an AI image
Speaker 2: that made its way out and nobody knows that it's
Speaker 2: AI or not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what I watched the movie.
Speaker 2: Shit Sindbad in Shazam or Shaquille O'Neil in Shazam. See
Speaker 2: no man, So there was a Disney movie where Shaquille
Speaker 2: O'Neil was a genie named Shazam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, right, that's yeah.
Speaker 2: Apparently there was allegedly, depending on what side of the
Speaker 2: Mandela effect you're on, you know who Sinbad is?
Speaker 4: Yes he was, Yeah, he was Shazam.
Speaker 2: No, the Disney movie had Shaquille O'Neal in it. No,
Speaker 2: it was not, I not, I promise you it was.
Speaker 5: But here's the deal.
Speaker 2: Apparently Sindbad also starred in a I'm not even gonna
Speaker 2: call it a C rated film. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 2: put it like an E rated film called Shazam and
Speaker 2: it only it went straight to VHS. It like never
Speaker 2: made its way onto anything, but enough people remember it
Speaker 2: to where it became a part of the zeitgeist.
Speaker 4: That's AI. I know, that's AI.
Speaker 7: But this is who pleaged Zam that like he pleaged Zam.
Speaker 7: I watched him.
Speaker 2: You looked up. No, no, don't look up Simbad Shazam.
Speaker 2: Look up Disney Shazam. Just look that up.
Speaker 5: Don't look up which actor or go to the IMDDA.
Speaker 7: But I wanted to see Sindbad and make sure I
Speaker 7: was thinking of the right person. No.
Speaker 2: No, this is a part of the Mandela effect. People
Speaker 2: have created those images. That's not real. None of that's real.
Speaker 4: I watched it as a kid.
Speaker 2: I know, I see see. I'm thinking that Ai made
Speaker 2: this a thing to where now people are arguing it's
Speaker 2: same with the Bearstein and Bearenstein.
Speaker 5: That shit's probably Ai too.
Speaker 4: It was Berenstein. Yeah, it's Berenstein in the books. Now
Speaker 4: is bear Stein? I read them every day when I
Speaker 4: was a child.
Speaker 2: Are you sure that?
Speaker 7: I even asked my mom, my dad, and my grandma
Speaker 7: and they all were like, yes, is Bearstein?
Speaker 2: Are we sure that we just weren't mispronouncing the Jewish
Speaker 2: last name on these hillbilly bears. I'm just asking, no
Speaker 2: Frankenstein versus Frankenstein, Like I'm just I'm asking.
Speaker 7: There was a difference in spelling. And by the way, no,
Speaker 7: Sinbad was Shazam.
Speaker 2: Put you typed in Sinbad, didn't you? Hunt, no shazam.
Speaker 2: You see it.
Speaker 5: This is the actual Internet argument.
Speaker 2: Not there was no no, no, no.
Speaker 5: Listen, listen. I'm not trying to argue with you.
Speaker 2: Disney Channel had had Shaquille O'Neal in it because he
Speaker 2: tried at one point and it was it was a
Speaker 2: dog shit movie, which it wasn't meant to be good.
Speaker 2: But I mean, yeah, that's this is a thing. I'm
Speaker 2: I'm wondering if AI is actually the reason for the
Speaker 2: Mandela effect. We just didn't know that it was AI
Speaker 2: until it became a thing that people can readily use,
Speaker 2: until they put a name on it.
Speaker 7: Right then, How did I have the VHS and I
Speaker 7: put it in my VHS player.
Speaker 2: Raven, I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 5: How you're you is?
Speaker 2: See, I get told the same thing when it's like, no, dude,
Speaker 2: it's not the Mandela effect. You're just misremembering.
Speaker 7: It's like, no, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not sit.
Speaker 3: With the other theory is the Parkle Accelerator. Whenever they
Speaker 3: released that in what twenty sixteen and then again in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: That's like the old house, the clearing house.
Speaker 2: Dude, publisher Clearinghouse it's another one. Yeah.
Speaker 7: My mom and we were just talking about this and
Speaker 7: she's like, what are you talking about? He don't you
Speaker 7: remember he used to go around with the with the
Speaker 7: giant sign that you won this money with the balloons.
Speaker 7: I was like, yes, but if you look it up,
Speaker 7: everyone will say it says on the internet, this wasn't
Speaker 7: a thing. We would watch it with their own eyeballs, like,
Speaker 7: you can't take away those memories.
Speaker 2: I know it.
Speaker 4: My parents know it.
Speaker 2: Like he would bring a sign, but I never remember
Speaker 2: a check.
Speaker 7: It was a check. It was a check that they
Speaker 7: would hold up. He had the balloons in his hand.
Speaker 7: They would go knock on the door. There was a
Speaker 7: whole thing, Like, it was a whole thing. There's even
Speaker 7: that it even says that he wasn't the one that
Speaker 7: he never even worked for the company.
Speaker 4: That's what it says.
Speaker 2: He was the guy.
Speaker 4: Nope, go look it up.
Speaker 2: Oh the Mandela effect.
Speaker 6: And take this even deeper, because now I can see
Speaker 6: on Instagram there's not eleven without planes. They'd take the
Speaker 6: planes out or they just never were there. Yeah, Like
Speaker 6: and everybody that was interviewed on nine eleven was like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I watched it. There was no plane. But then they
Speaker 6: were saying, no, I've seen the planes on the television.
Speaker 4: I watched the planes. I was eating cereal.
Speaker 2: But the people that were on the ground are saying
Speaker 2: there were no planes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they heard an explosion. I looked up, they said.
Speaker 7: But there's footage of all the different camera angles off
Speaker 7: of phone.
Speaker 2: There's footage for the second tower being hit. There is
Speaker 2: only a small snippet of footage from the first one
Speaker 2: being hit. And we're talking, oh one, the camera quality
Speaker 2: was dog shit, about as good as the man on
Speaker 2: the Moon camera quality. Listen, I believe that planes hit
Speaker 2: the buildings. Just so we're clear here, but I have
Speaker 2: gone down this rabbit hole. And the the problem with
Speaker 2: this is, right the second tower being hit, people were
Speaker 2: already paying attention. They were looking at the first tower.
Speaker 2: It's very difficult for them to miss the one literally
Speaker 2: next door to it. Right, However, there's four sides of
Speaker 2: that building, so we're talking about realistically seventy five percent
Speaker 2: of the angle. Even if you're looking at the building,
Speaker 2: can't see the plane hitting the other side of it.
Speaker 2: So and all they're looking at is this building, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, boom, they didn't see a planecause
Speaker 2: it hit the other. There's many many levels to unpack
Speaker 2: on that one. As far as the first building being hit,
Speaker 2: I've heard the theories that it wasn't a plane they
Speaker 2: hit it, and they it's it's got some substantiability to it.
Speaker 2: I made that word up. It's a thing that was
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, first off, it sounded legit.
Speaker 4: I mean I watched it though, like I watched it
Speaker 4: on the news.
Speaker 2: Do you watch the second tower being hit? You didn't
Speaker 2: watch the first one be hit. There's only one small
Speaker 2: clip of footage from it, and that was somebody who
Speaker 2: was standing on a bridge who was talking and doing
Speaker 2: a news interview and they hit.
Speaker 4: I watched the second one being hit at school.
Speaker 2: You watched the second one.
Speaker 6: I watched the.
Speaker 4: First one at my house on the news.
Speaker 2: That that's impossible. There was no cameras on the first
Speaker 2: building when it got.
Speaker 7: Hit, because it said that it came on the news
Speaker 7: because it was like attention, like because my parents have
Speaker 7: left the news on it and it said like this
Speaker 7: had just happened, and it showed the plane going into
Speaker 7: the building. There's two different angles and two different buildings
Speaker 7: that it happened.
Speaker 2: There was no Building two.
Speaker 7: Was still standing when I left on the bus to
Speaker 7: go to school. Building two got hit as they went
Speaker 7: to school because they wheeled in a TV and we.
Speaker 4: Got to watch it live.
Speaker 2: So you saw building two get hit. Both of them
Speaker 2: were still standing when you.
Speaker 4: Went to school, No one of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah they're one fell and then two fell.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So and that's the thing.
Speaker 2: There is only a very small And then they later
Speaker 2: came out with more footage from somebody who saw Tower
Speaker 2: one get hit, but that didn't come out until years
Speaker 2: later because they didn't even realize that they happened to
Speaker 2: have a camera rolling in that direction on that morning.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 4: I'm now, I'm looking up go for it.
Speaker 2: This was the conspiracy that got me started into conspiracies.
Speaker 5: Trust me, I'd be knowing the things.
Speaker 6: Like exactly what y'all are doing back and forth is
Speaker 6: what they're doing on the internet and just trying to
Speaker 6: get people divided.
Speaker 3: That's when people are divided. They're they're not looking at what's.
Speaker 2: Going on around them.
Speaker 6: M They're too busy find about something that's true or
Speaker 6: not true. I believe the planes hit the building, but
Speaker 6: also believe they bombed it to make it fall.
Speaker 2: No, for sure? For sure did you hear that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a really loud boom.
Speaker 2: Let me make sure my kids are in bed. He'll talk.
Speaker 6: I'll be back, Okay, just don't make sure that no
Speaker 6: plane is coming now falling on y'all.
Speaker 7: Now, no kidding, that's so wild, Like.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: My mom actually worked in the World Trade Center in Oregon.
Speaker 7: We have, so that's why I happened to be paying
Speaker 7: attention was because my mom worked in the She worked
Speaker 7: in a big tower downtown and so they actually ended
Speaker 7: up closing it down back then because they were worried
Speaker 7: about it. You know, I swear to you, I watched
Speaker 7: the first plane get hit. Now I'm looking it up
Speaker 7: and I'm like, I know, I did, I know, I did.
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to do research on like what they
Speaker 6: were recovered from all the planes, and they say, yeah,
Speaker 6: really didn't recover. Well, it all burnt up on impact.
Speaker 7: I believe that the I believe that there was planes
Speaker 7: that hit them, but I believe that they demolitioned the
Speaker 7: buildings because of how they felt and everything like that.
Speaker 4: I believe they blew them up from the inside.
Speaker 6: And the passports come out clean.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a lot of things that just didn't add
Speaker 7: up with that. And then the whole Pentagon thing. I
Speaker 7: never believed that whole thing. We actually drove by the
Speaker 7: Pentagon and I was like, I want to see exactly
Speaker 7: where they said that this was. You know, the plane
Speaker 7: hit There was no plane. I think it was a
Speaker 7: missile that hit it. To be honest with you, I said.
Speaker 6: That the way that the plane would have had to
Speaker 6: make a turn, the way it had to turn around
Speaker 6: to come and hit the Pentagon would be logical.
Speaker 3: It couldn't be done.
Speaker 7: It didn't make any sense to me. Even looking at
Speaker 7: it back then, I'm like, there's no way.
Speaker 4: And I didn't.
Speaker 7: I mean I was a kid. I didn't believe in
Speaker 7: conspiracies or anything like that. I just watched a lot
Speaker 7: of movies and so I was like, there's no way
Speaker 7: that that was a plane though, Like where's the wreckage?
Speaker 7: That didn't make any sense. The way that the building
Speaker 7: looks it didn't make any sense.
Speaker 6: That's yeah, I think it was a scud missile or
Speaker 6: something like that.
Speaker 7: Off the coast of Scotland, which is interesting because if
Speaker 7: you know anything about Scotland, is where a good old
Speaker 7: Annika is, which is one of the super Ais. And
Speaker 7: so Scotland has a very intense AI research facility that
Speaker 7: is making huge groundbreaking moves in AI, and so for
Speaker 7: it to be off the coast there is not surprising
Speaker 7: to me, to be honest. And so for two years
Speaker 7: they had eight hundred and fifty five of them that
Speaker 7: actually they had six fail over two years.
Speaker 4: That's it. So, but I was I was.
Speaker 7: In the middle of reading about why they were why
Speaker 7: they ended up stopping the program, But it does seem
Speaker 7: that they actually were able to achieve having them in
Speaker 7: the in the ocean. They just say they wanted to
Speaker 7: make a an Ai coral reef.
Speaker 4: What mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the whole reason they were putting it underwater
Speaker 3: was because of obvious efficiency things, but also to help
Speaker 3: bo like aquatic Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know what, fish love electrical components that send down
Speaker 2: frequencies into the water to a level that we can't hear,
Speaker 2: but they can. They love that ship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, use echo location.
Speaker 6: Well didn't didn't they say that wind turbines were harming
Speaker 6: the whales.
Speaker 2: I heard something about this which is also Yeah, the
Speaker 2: wind turbines are causing sound to a level that we
Speaker 2: can't here, but the whales can. And we're also talking
Speaker 2: about something that is, uh, you know, miles away from
Speaker 2: a coastline. But sure my.
Speaker 7: Phone be listening right now because it is popping up
Speaker 7: so fast. Of everything, it says, offshore wind turbines do
Speaker 7: not appear to harm wheels. Are there no scientific effects
Speaker 7: linking the wind energy development to wet whale deaths?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Sure, wind turbines are causing free Willy to die.
Speaker 7: Yeah, gay, Yeah, Well, there's actually a lot of stuff
Speaker 7: that's going on with the whales anyways. But wind turbines,
Speaker 7: if you look into how they're manufactured, and then you
Speaker 7: look into how they have just like miles and miles
Speaker 7: of I forget what they call it. It's like death
Speaker 7: Valley pretty much for the wind turbines. And say with
Speaker 7: solar panels, there is for as much as they quote generate,
Speaker 7: they are harming the environment just as much there's nuclear
Speaker 7: power is actually the most beneficial power. And I didn't
Speaker 7: realize they actually have upped our nuclear power plants. They've
Speaker 7: reopened some of them, So I think we're at like
Speaker 7: ninety six nuclear power plants, right, is God?
Speaker 2: We need more.
Speaker 6: Have you all seen this story about this guy that's
Speaker 6: making plastic renewable with the gas or diesel.
Speaker 2: Yes, And depending on which source you read about him,
Speaker 2: he's either like in hiding on the run or he's
Speaker 2: about to No, he's not dead.
Speaker 4: But maybe he's hiding right now.
Speaker 2: But he is also scheduled to go on multiple news
Speaker 2: shows to make appearances. But also this isn't a new
Speaker 2: com We were talking about this when I was in school,
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact, for a process right to
Speaker 2: turn crude oil into these hydrocarbon that we use every day.
Speaker 2: They were talking about how if you were to melt
Speaker 2: down plastic, you could read basically make renewable energy off
Speaker 2: of it. However, it's not feasible. It costs more energy
Speaker 2: to make a gallon of gasoline by melting plastic than
Speaker 2: it does to just boil crude oil to get the gasoline.
Speaker 2: So it was all about finding an efficient way to
Speaker 2: do so. So this guy, he's not doing something that
Speaker 2: the industry hasn't known about. He's found a way to
Speaker 2: make it economical, which is crazy and amazing. But I
Speaker 2: saw him go on multiple news shows to talk about
Speaker 2: his work. He was putting up posts online and all
Speaker 2: this stuff. He took a break for two weeks and
Speaker 2: then had to release a statement like, hey, y'all, I'm
Speaker 2: not dead. I'm good. I just took a little break
Speaker 2: from putting up on the youtubes like I'm still here.
Speaker 2: Then he put up a couple more things, then silence.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what the fuck. It depends on
Speaker 2: which source you read. Some will say that he's just
Speaker 2: bearing himself in his work and he's not worried about
Speaker 2: the content. Right now, Summer saying he's on the run
Speaker 2: because the same reason why the dude who created the
Speaker 2: water powered car got got. He's afraid he's gonna get God.
Speaker 7: They poisoned him. He screamed, they poisoned me. Actually, it's funny,
Speaker 7: you literally just brought it. You just said that, and
Speaker 7: I just looked him up. It's Stanley Meyer's I had
Speaker 7: already looked him up.
Speaker 4: Stanley Meyer. He died in nineteen ninety eight, ran on
Speaker 4: water and.
Speaker 7: His last his last word is that they poisoned me,
Speaker 7: and he died from a cerebral anerism.
Speaker 5: But there was that shooting a couple of years ago.
Speaker 5: The security guard at that UH grocery store.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, come to find out he
Speaker 2: had just developed a water powered car and was about
Speaker 2: to go public with it. And then out of nowhere
Speaker 2: there was this the ex cop. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 2: robbery at a grocery store that stole nothing and only
Speaker 2: shot one guy happened to be the security guard, and
Speaker 2: people couldn't figure out what the fuck this was. Nobody
Speaker 2: was arrested for it, nobody was convicted. No camera footage
Speaker 2: could show anything. Do is wearing a mask. They go
Speaker 2: to this guy's house to collect his belongings. Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: he just invented a water powered car.
Speaker 7: What And it's like yeah, yeah, so he's like yeah,
Speaker 7: so that he's like the fourth one. They've had a
Speaker 7: lot of people that have invented engines that could run
Speaker 7: off of different things that have ended up dead because
Speaker 7: obviously or changed the landscape of how everything works, and
Speaker 7: so they.
Speaker 4: Won't allow it to come out pretty much.
Speaker 2: And so which the technology is, so it's simple in theory,
Speaker 2: it's complicated to build, but I mean, you're basically separating
Speaker 2: hydrogen and oxygen, which are two parts of the fire triangle.
Speaker 2: And if you could find a way to do that
Speaker 2: at a small scale and pump that bitch into a
Speaker 2: engine compartment like it's gonna work.
Speaker 4: Have you guys actually done an episode on this before.
Speaker 2: The water car?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ye, okay, I mean probably it's it's it has been years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, I've actually looked a good, good bit into
Speaker 7: it because when we were doing one of our environmental
Speaker 7: science projects, we had to look into a lot of
Speaker 7: the inventors that had created sustainable energy verses for different
Speaker 7: things that just mysteriously died.
Speaker 4: Loki.
Speaker 7: I feel like my one and only teacher that wasn't
Speaker 7: liberal happened to be my one environmental science teacher, and
Speaker 7: he was like a bringing.
Speaker 4: He actually worked for NASA.
Speaker 2: He wasn't a liberal good so he actually.
Speaker 7: Worked for NASA on his so this was his part
Speaker 7: time gig. It was interesting. He was so intelligent that
Speaker 7: I actually had a phone conversation.
Speaker 4: I called him and I was like, Okay.
Speaker 7: You are so smart that I need you to talk
Speaker 7: to me like I am the dumbest pre k child,
Speaker 7: Like I'm a four year old. I need you to
Speaker 7: break it down to me so small that like maybe
Speaker 7: I'll understand. Because he would talk to you and it
Speaker 7: was just oh my god. I was so envious of him.
Speaker 7: He was so intelligent and he wouldn't even realize it,
Speaker 7: but he would talk. He would do havist to projects
Speaker 7: where we would have to really look at so many
Speaker 7: aspects of just the environment to figure out how and
Speaker 7: why what we're doing is actually impacting it. But it's
Speaker 7: from the government standpoint. But it was very sly how
Speaker 7: he would like like the inventors. He was like, oh, well,
Speaker 7: so there was a lot of people that invented things,
Speaker 7: so you should look into that and tell me about it,
Speaker 7: Like why why do you think these people just died?
Speaker 7: And it was it was just weird stuff that now
Speaker 7: looking back now I understand that he was totally a
Speaker 7: conspiracy person.
Speaker 4: But he's like, yeah, I work for NASA.
Speaker 7: He worked in the quantum physics department, and he also
Speaker 7: worked in he also did deep space stuff as too,
Speaker 7: and he was.
Speaker 4: Just so sack.
Speaker 5: He was teaching at a public high school.
Speaker 4: He was teaching at the college.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, way more sense.
Speaker 4: It's like, this was a level two class. This isn't
Speaker 4: even one of my harder classes. This was the level
Speaker 4: two and this is the only class that he taught.
Speaker 4: He just was teaching randomly kids, and I.
Speaker 5: Was like, I just love teaching.
Speaker 2: I guess he didn't.
Speaker 4: Though he.
Speaker 7: Had a personality drier than anything. He's one of those
Speaker 7: credibly intelligent people that has like no personality that was him.
Speaker 4: But he would talk to you.
Speaker 7: If you called him and you sat and asked questions,
Speaker 7: he would he would never lose patience. He would sit
Speaker 7: and explain it in every conceivable possible way for you
Speaker 7: to understand what we were talking about. And then I
Speaker 7: got to where I would call him to talk about
Speaker 7: more advanced things, and I just wanted to learn from him.
Speaker 7: But I have no idea to this day why he
Speaker 7: actually taught a you know, a level two hundred class
Speaker 7: in environmental science when he worked for NASA, and he
Speaker 7: only the only reason I know was because I asked him.
Speaker 4: I was like, you sure you don't work for like
Speaker 4: NASA or something. He's like, oh, well, I don't tell nobody,
Speaker 4: but I actually do work for NASA. I'm like, what,
Speaker 4: why are you?
Speaker 7: Are you recruiting people because I'm not getting recruited because
Speaker 7: I'm too dumb, clearly, but I wish I was.
Speaker 2: Sad enough, I had a few professors that were overqualified
Speaker 2: to be teaching us. Both of them. One was a
Speaker 2: doctorate in math and he was teaching us one plus
Speaker 2: one into the very beginnings of algebra. And I'm like, dude,
Speaker 2: you literally have a doctorate in mathematics. Why are you
Speaker 2: teaching a very basic one oh one at a tech college.
Speaker 2: He's like, I mean it pays more than delivering flowers.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, no, no, no, no, that's not my point.
Speaker 2: Why aren't you teaching at like a major university. Well,
Speaker 2: there's only so many of those positions available, and none
Speaker 2: of them are hiring right now, so here I am.
Speaker 2: And I was like, what the fucked? And then the
Speaker 2: other one was uh Nigerian dude who taught us water chemistry.
Speaker 2: The dude was brilliant. I read the first couple of
Speaker 2: pages of his dissertation on copper oxidation. The dude was
Speaker 2: absolutely brilliant. He come from Nigeria, got to America and
Speaker 2: decided he is grabbing the American dream by the balls
Speaker 2: and has not checked up since. But he's teaching at
Speaker 2: this tech college and I'm like, bro, why you don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong? He was teaching a uh water uh dissolution,
Speaker 2: which was a little more advanced but also you could
Speaker 2: easily be teaching at LSUE right now, why are.
Speaker 4: You here, but like there's only so many spots.
Speaker 7: But he didn't need but he didn't need the job though,
Speaker 7: like my teachers did not need the job. I honestly
Speaker 7: believe that he was like low key trying to help.
Speaker 5: He was trying to fuck some sorority girls.
Speaker 7: Let's be real, he that's not even on the base,
Speaker 7: but we're all online, like here all online, Like he's
Speaker 7: one of those you know, like there's I thought about this.
Speaker 7: There's no reason other than maybe he was recruiting for
Speaker 7: NASA and like we I don't know, or he honestly
Speaker 7: was trying to, like low key get people to think
Speaker 7: outside the box and really pay attention to the bullshit
Speaker 7: that is surrounding the environmental science area, as in being
Speaker 7: in like as the government is affecting us, and like
Speaker 7: has all these paths. He had us look up really
Speaker 7: weird weather modification patents as well. Head like oh man,
Speaker 7: there was a lot of things that didn't make sense,
Speaker 7: but like now makes sense.
Speaker 4: But he also worked for NASA.
Speaker 7: And like two separate fields where he was a genius.
Speaker 2: This dude climbed into the belly of the Beast and
Speaker 2: was coming out to tell everybody he's coming here to
Speaker 2: inform the youth.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but my whole class was just kind of like,
Speaker 7: you know, they're a lot younger than me, and they're
Speaker 7: just kind of like brain dead to it.
Speaker 4: But I was like, why do we keep doing I
Speaker 4: was like, hmmm.
Speaker 5: All right, Like you did have his info, we should
Speaker 5: get him on the show, you know what.
Speaker 7: I probably could find his info. He was fucking crazy though,
Speaker 7: Like he was. He was so smart and the way
Speaker 7: that he talked though, just melted my brain.
Speaker 2: Oh wait to go with Luke one of these days.
Speaker 7: It reminds me of Luke. But it was just I
Speaker 7: was like, can I have half of your brain power?
Speaker 7: He was like, yeah, quantum could. But he was talking
Speaker 7: about quantum computing and quantum physics and all this stuff
Speaker 7: before all that got big.
Speaker 2: So it was it was in the theoretical phase. He
Speaker 2: was like in it.
Speaker 7: I don't think it was theoretical for NASA, the way
Speaker 7: that he was talking about it, this was not theoretical.
Speaker 7: And this was I mean, this wasn't a super long
Speaker 7: time ago. This is I think I graduated six years ago,
Speaker 7: so it's probably about seven years ago. But this, yeah,
Speaker 7: he so he was talking about all of this as
Speaker 7: in it was happening real time. Obviously, it didn't go
Speaker 7: into detail about things, and I didn't think at the
Speaker 7: time to ask all these questions that now I'd be like,
Speaker 7: so tell me everything.
Speaker 4: Are you talking to aliens? Because we know who you are.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the real question I want to know, right, Okay,
Speaker 6: you're talking to me.
Speaker 3: And they say they have underground alien bases.
Speaker 2: Too, that I'm not a good triangle. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: they don't. I'm not saying they do. I'm saying that
Speaker 2: I'm leaning more towards that they do at this moment,
Speaker 2: especially under the ocean.
Speaker 5: That makes way more sense to me.
Speaker 7: The place between the Soviet Union and UH and UH Alaska, that.
Speaker 4: Middle ground, straight the middle ground right there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because they remember there was a there was a
Speaker 7: whole bunch of stuff that we found when we were
Speaker 7: doing the Alaska Triangle that stated that there was a
Speaker 7: big alien base under the ocean there and in the
Speaker 7: mountain to like, it's like a whole thing up there.
Speaker 2: But I also believe they're underground, like connected with these tunnels.
Speaker 2: Like we've been talking about here though.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that can actually branch off to why Tesla's
Speaker 6: blowing up and trying to become so trying to make
Speaker 6: everyone use ev cars because you won't have any carb
Speaker 6: of monoxide building the tunnels.
Speaker 3: It's all electric.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you have carbon monoxide building the batteries to
Speaker 2: make those electric cars. But like, hey, that's on the
Speaker 2: surface world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the underground and the water gap protect the people
Speaker 3: who actually run here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Do you think this all links into hollow Earth?
Speaker 6: I think it could be possible. I fefinitely think they're
Speaker 6: not telling us everything about the Earth. I mean, they're
Speaker 6: still debased on the flat to globe. They never said
Speaker 6: it was a globe. They said it was elliptical or
Speaker 6: shaped like a pair.
Speaker 5: Are y'all are y'all flat earthers?
Speaker 3: You a flat earther, I'm not a flatter like a
Speaker 3: dull murtherer.
Speaker 5: So it's a semi circle Earth.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're like the brown but also believe we're an affirmament.
Speaker 3: See you think it falls. I think we've talked about.
Speaker 5: This break it down, break down the model.
Speaker 7: That you must go down, because we've heard so many
Speaker 7: actually made a flat Earth sticker by the way for
Speaker 7: everyone for the so.
Speaker 6: Me personally, I was full on globe and everything else.
Speaker 6: I was like, we went to space and all that
Speaker 6: and then going down these conspiracy routes and everything, like
Speaker 6: I don't think we really did that. And I don't
Speaker 6: really believe all the footage that they show us because
Speaker 6: I've seen how many so many people can fake it.
Speaker 6: But just turning the camera upside down and you're in space,
Speaker 6: look at that perfect globe, which makes no sense that
Speaker 6: they've been telling us the entire time. It's not a globe,
Speaker 6: it's elliptical or whatever shape it's supposed to be. Okay,
Speaker 6: in a way, it also tugs in my heart because
Speaker 6: like I am a Christian, so I try to take.
Speaker 3: Everywhere the Bible as fat.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I'm like, okay, well, God doesn't specifically say
Speaker 6: it's flat, but it is mentioned a lot, like you
Speaker 6: can see you can see the Earth as four corners,
Speaker 6: but not as a square or flat.
Speaker 3: You see the globe full of corners on a globe,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: But he also doesn't specifically say that we need oxygen
Speaker 2: to live, but like we know that's true.
Speaker 3: Though, one right.
Speaker 4: You vibet Josh Monday, then yo.
Speaker 2: I'm I said, y'all listen to Josh Monday.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, great guy, he does.
Speaker 2: So you would you consider yourself a biblical literalist as
Speaker 2: he does.
Speaker 6: In a way, Yes, like I try not to question it,
Speaker 6: like I try to take it as the word as
Speaker 6: the word is.
Speaker 4: He's back there like no mean bud.
Speaker 5: So would you consider yourself a Christian?
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm I feel as I'm full through and through
Speaker 3: a Christian. But I also understand that man lies sure
Speaker 3: like they like. So I can try and take the
Speaker 3: word of the Bible through and through, but I also
Speaker 3: have to understand that this can be written by man,
Speaker 3: and it probably has. We already know for sure translations
Speaker 3: have been changed, So what else has been changed? You
Speaker 3: got to take Even the Bible has to be taken
Speaker 3: with a grain of salt. It's not about the words,
Speaker 3: it's about the teaching behind it.
Speaker 2: I see both sides of this. I do believe that
Speaker 2: the Bible, regardless of which version, is the divinely inspired word.
Speaker 2: But I also take it to be our manna from Heaven.
Speaker 2: It's our portion. It's not going to tell us all
Speaker 2: the nitty gritty and all the secrets behind the things
Speaker 2: but it's also not going to leave us without the
Speaker 2: answers that we need to get through. It's not the
Speaker 2: all encompassing all knowledge of all things, ever, it's what
Speaker 2: we need to need. So I'm good with taking the
Speaker 2: interpretations to be what they are, taking the historical things
Speaker 2: to be what they are, and kind of finding our
Speaker 2: left and right lateral.
Speaker 5: Limits from that. But and that's the other thing too.
Speaker 2: And me and Josh just had this conversation, and I've
Speaker 2: had this conversation with quite a few people. If it's
Speaker 2: not a salvation issue, it's not worth fighting about the
Speaker 2: flat earth for instance, whether this is a flat plane
Speaker 2: or a round ball, neither would take away from Jesus.
Speaker 5: So it's not something that we need to like fight over.
Speaker 2: But there are some people, and Josh is not one
Speaker 2: of these people, there are some people that will take
Speaker 2: it like this is the most important part. And if
Speaker 2: you're not about it, then what's what's wrong with you
Speaker 2: saying with Nephelom like this is the thing. If you're
Speaker 2: not talking about Nepholm, what are you talking like?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 2: There's like ten sentences in the entire Bible that talks
Speaker 2: about these things. That's how important it is for us,
Speaker 2: Like it's it's not that big of a deal. But
Speaker 2: like you know, people like.
Speaker 3: You say all the time, it's written for the people
Speaker 3: at that time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, we take the teachings, but time is different.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we can still use the teachings that applies to
Speaker 6: us today even though it was written two thousand years ago.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's that could be said for a lot
Speaker 2: of things. How many people claim to be very like, oh,
Speaker 2: they're philosophy driven and they're quoting Aristotle and Plato that's
Speaker 2: thousands of years old, but somehow they're still quoting that
Speaker 2: to be their philosophical backbone. And it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: those dudes were fucking kids, right, So like that's that's
Speaker 2: your moral fiber is though. All right, dope, cool, cool.
Speaker 6: Well that's what are all politicians are doing now, So
Speaker 6: that's how you get the power.
Speaker 2: I think that's what they've been doing. I'll be honest
Speaker 2: with you, I believe that even talking about ancient Rome. Dude,
Speaker 2: if you ever look in Tiberius's Pleasure Island, you know,
Speaker 2: Epstein's Island was fucking disney World compared to what that
Speaker 2: fucker was doing to those people on those islands.
Speaker 4: That's a fucking You've looked into it. I have looked
Speaker 4: into it.
Speaker 7: It is horrific, like absolutely the most I think probably
Speaker 7: the worst thing that has ever happened really in human history.
Speaker 2: And that's just what was documented. Yeah, there's there's clearly
Speaker 2: worse shit that just was never written about. But I
Speaker 2: mean for sure we know. Yeah anyway, anyway, Yeah, so okay,
Speaker 2: getting back onto the topic about the underground things and stuff.
Speaker 5: Where does this leave y'all? What more of y'all found
Speaker 5: on this?
Speaker 2: What kind of connections, what kind of tunnels that connect
Speaker 2: this dumb to this dumb What have y'all discovered?
Speaker 3: Not really a lot I haven't found.
Speaker 6: I wanted to find actually proof and pictures of these,
Speaker 6: like entrances or anything like that, diagrams, but obviously.
Speaker 3: I can't find that.
Speaker 6: But I found like sources that would actually talk about
Speaker 6: them and then disappear.
Speaker 3: I know UFO Hunters had episodes about it.
Speaker 6: It said the last episode was about to was about
Speaker 6: the underground tunnels and bases, but the remaining episodes never
Speaker 6: aired because the government stepped in. Yeah, it's like they're
Speaker 6: walking on some truth. So obviously the government's gotta step
Speaker 6: in and say something right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because.
Speaker 7: You remember the tunnels about in uh DC too. The
Speaker 7: pictures and stuff came out years ago of the mutated
Speaker 7: kids and all that stuff they were bringing out from
Speaker 7: the underneath the tunnels and stuff, and they add like
Speaker 7: the white house not white house, skis mean white tents
Speaker 7: set up and they were so some of them were
Speaker 7: so disfigured and whatnot that they believed that they were
Speaker 7: experimental kids down of these tunnels.
Speaker 6: I think Phil Schneider says stuff about that, how there
Speaker 6: was over one hundred thousand kids that went missing and
Speaker 6: there's like no unaccounted sources for them, but it's.
Speaker 4: Like eight hundred thousand a year.
Speaker 6: Jesus even know, like I believe that, like you're talking
Speaker 6: about Mutator probably experimenting on them. I mean, all these
Speaker 6: underground facilities, I'm pretty sure each one of them has
Speaker 6: a lab for this, a lab for that, this or that,
Speaker 6: and why not what's better than taking kids without parents
Speaker 6: or whatever?
Speaker 3: But no one will be looked for. Yeah, then it's
Speaker 3: just speculative and I'm just throwing this out there. I
Speaker 3: gotta do my research on this. But national parks, I
Speaker 3: think the reason we have national parks is because we
Speaker 3: have underground like bunker full on ton of like tunnels
Speaker 3: under there, like that's where the military houses and brings
Speaker 3: those kids, any anybody who's missing. I think that's where
Speaker 3: the true area fifty one is is under these national parks.
Speaker 2: I think you're onto something here. So there are some
Speaker 2: national parks that make sense as to it being a
Speaker 2: national thing. What's someone old faithful Yellowstone? Yes, that one
Speaker 2: makes sense to me. This, guys, are all the things
Speaker 2: like that specific spot being a national park. I get it.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of land that's surrounding that that has
Speaker 2: no real importance quote unquote, but they're trying to protect
Speaker 2: it and keep it wilderness whatever. Louisiana has some of
Speaker 2: these national parks that have nothing specific and special about
Speaker 2: them other than a really nice campground. I got a
Speaker 2: hard time believing that that's all they're doing that for,
Speaker 2: right and now? Could that be underground things possibly? Could
Speaker 2: it be a mineral thing, Could it be an alien thing,
Speaker 2: Could it be a cryptid thing. I've heard so many
Speaker 2: different theories as to why we have so many national
Speaker 2: parks in this country that I think that, honestly, at
Speaker 2: this point, it's a little bit of truth to all
Speaker 2: the above.
Speaker 5: It depends state to state and.
Speaker 2: Park to park. Honestly, yep, yeah, I mean that that
Speaker 2: checks out for me personally, and.
Speaker 3: That could probably be your interests in a couple.
Speaker 2: Of spots right there could be fuck, interdimensional portal openings
Speaker 2: makes sense. These are the spots with the stranger things,
Speaker 2: the crawl throughs, the crawls when you go to the
Speaker 2: upside down.
Speaker 4: You mean they rips, the tears, sure.
Speaker 2: Whatever, I don't I don't know, I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so that could be all these national parks is basically
Speaker 2: a site where there's rips.
Speaker 5: Hmm okay, and this keeps the land from ever being developed.
Speaker 3: I mean, there were trying to do our research on
Speaker 3: something now, but justin you were actually telling me about it.
Speaker 3: How we are pretty much teleporting news now.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the UFO, I believe I heard that episode
Speaker 6: y'all talked about Joe Rogan Wall where they they were
Speaker 6: talking about like plans I have to find natural document,
Speaker 6: but it plans to use UFOs to be instant new.
Speaker 3: Tele like transports.
Speaker 6: So instead of having to launch it and wait and
Speaker 6: you know it's coming, the thing the UFO sends it there,
Speaker 6: it drops and goes off and it's gone back to
Speaker 6: the US. You don't even have time to predictor and
Speaker 6: know you're gonna get mombed.
Speaker 2: What the fuck, there's a new one on me. But okay,
Speaker 2: digging on that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Apparently there's like thirteen cities that have underground underground
Speaker 7: cities underneath them, actually underground tunnel systems that are hidden stories.
Speaker 7: Chicago has one that's beneath it's forty city blocks. It's
Speaker 7: the subtraining walkways that have all sorts of stuff. It
Speaker 7: was rigid and constructed in the nineteen fifties. It has
Speaker 7: like shopping, hotel centers, and office buildings, all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 7: Then you have Boston Subterranean Secrets that has an entire
Speaker 7: project down there in the early two thousands. Seattle from
Speaker 7: eighteen eighty nine burnt down and then it rebuilt itself
Speaker 7: completely on top of it, which has a whole underground
Speaker 7: passage system everywhere, which is also interesting because there's actually
Speaker 7: one I think it might get brought up. There's one
Speaker 7: in Portland too, the Shanghai one where it.
Speaker 4: Goes straight to the docks. It's how they transport a
Speaker 4: lot of.
Speaker 7: The kidnap people because a lot of the dock places,
Speaker 7: so like all along the coasts, that's where how they
Speaker 7: transport all the sex slaves that they kidnap and stuff.
Speaker 7: Here in Louisiana we have a big issue too because
Speaker 7: of the exports and stuff.
Speaker 4: In New Orleans.
Speaker 7: So, Kansas City has a big underground business system down there.
Speaker 7: I didn't know that the massive underground business complex is
Speaker 7: carved out of a former limestone mine and spans over
Speaker 7: fifty five million square feet underneath.
Speaker 4: Okay, I had no idea.
Speaker 7: It's a twenty four hour operating system down there. It
Speaker 7: has a whole bunch of businesses. Dallas Underground the modern Marvel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were trying to build the super conducting super
Speaker 2: collidor or wherever the fuck outside of Dallas. Spent like
Speaker 2: they spent one point six billion dollars on a massive
Speaker 2: hole in the ground, and then it was supposed to
Speaker 2: be a five billion dollar project, then it was supposed
Speaker 2: to be an eight billion dollar project, and then finally
Speaker 2: they were like, okay, this might actually cost us about
Speaker 2: thirteen bill and then the US government was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're just fucking pulling the plug. Because it was when
Speaker 2: they were still searching for the Higgs boson and then
Speaker 2: like a few years later, Cern discovered it and it
Speaker 2: was like, okay, so we were about to take a
Speaker 2: thirteen billion dollar bath for something that they were able
Speaker 2: to discover with a one million dollar add on. Super dope,
Speaker 2: super fun.
Speaker 7: So apparently it has tunnels and skyways and skywalks, connects
Speaker 7: to city major buildings. It provides conveniency, it's climb controlled,
Speaker 7: has shops, eateries, services down there. Indianapolis has the catacombs
Speaker 7: and it's hidden between the beneath a marketplace.
Speaker 5: Indianapolis says catacombs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it says beneath the bustling, bustling Indiana and Indianapolis,
Speaker 7: excuse me. Indianapolis City Market lies a network of catacombs
Speaker 7: that date back to the late nineteenth century. These underground
Speaker 7: passages were originally used for storage and transportation, taking advantage
Speaker 7: of the cool, stable temperatures below ground. Today, they are
Speaker 7: offered a fascinating glimpse into the city's history. The catacombs
Speaker 7: are made up of a brick archways and tunnels that
Speaker 7: stretch for several city blocks.
Speaker 4: Discovered by this Atlas guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they have a Portland Shanghai see Portland Shanghai Tunnels,
Speaker 7: tunnels legends and lower which goes into the whole Portland
Speaker 7: lore about that which are And then you have New
Speaker 7: York's hidden subway station, which is hommon whatever knows. Houston
Speaker 7: Tunnel system a climate controlled haven h town ninety five
Speaker 7: city blocks. Shut up, Yeah, so it says. Houston's tunnel
Speaker 7: system is a marvel of modern engineering designed to keep
Speaker 7: people comfortable in the city's sweltering heat. Spanning nearly seven miles,
Speaker 7: these tunnels connect ninety five city blocks and are home
Speaker 7: to a variety of shops, restaurants, and services. It is
Speaker 7: essentially an underground city, city bustling with activity during the
Speaker 7: work week. The tunnels initially developed in the nineteen thirties
Speaker 7: and have expanded significantly over the years. They provide a
Speaker 7: climate controlled environment that makes it easy to navigate downtown
Speaker 7: Houston without ever stepping outside. This is particularly beneficial during
Speaker 7: the summer months. Blah blah for visitors the town. For visitors,
Speaker 7: the tunnel system offers a unique way to explore the city.
Speaker 2: I have been to Hetown more times than I can count.
Speaker 2: I had no idea they had an underground city.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that Detroit had an underground city too.
Speaker 7: But Detroit's underground rail world railroad a pathway to freedom.
Speaker 2: If that's what you want to call that, all right, Right.
Speaker 7: It was an underground space worth exploring the city. The
Speaker 7: salt mines, located twelve hundred feet below surface, is a
Speaker 7: testament to the industrial past.
Speaker 4: Yeah. To me, hell y is haven.
Speaker 3: First, excluding all the abandoned minds.
Speaker 2: Right, that's excluding the abandoned mines. That's excluding the deep
Speaker 2: underground military bunkers. That's excluding the railway systems that they
Speaker 2: don't that we know exist but they won't confirm.
Speaker 7: Los Angeles has a secret tunnel passage for the Prohibition.
Speaker 5: Now, I was gonna ask, Starbucks is down there?
Speaker 2: I was going to ask. As we're talking about, this
Speaker 2: just leads towards that guy who was saying he was
Speaker 2: a Starbucks employee underneath La So it.
Speaker 7: Looks like it so is known for its Okay, let
Speaker 7: me see a network of secret tunnels with a storied
Speaker 7: pass These tunnels were famously used during the Prohibition to
Speaker 7: transport liquor, to speak, easies in other ventures. Many of
Speaker 7: these tunnels are located beneath downtown LA and are not
Speaker 7: easy easily accessible to the public. However, they are guided
Speaker 7: tours that take you through some of the more notable sections,
Speaker 7: revealing tales of bootleggers, mobsters, and law enforcement officers who
Speaker 7: try to catch them. The tunnels also played a role
Speaker 7: in either in other aspects of the city's history, such
Speaker 7: as transportation of goods, even movement of prisoners between courthouses
Speaker 7: and jails. Exploring these underground passages, excuse me, it gives
Speaker 7: you a sense of the city's complex and offers tremiss Yes,
Speaker 7: so it doesn't actually say what they do down there.
Speaker 2: But they say that they're there.
Speaker 7: They're there yet, DC's secret federal tunnel systems been power
Speaker 7: beneath the surface.
Speaker 4: That's a whole thing, which.
Speaker 2: We wrote on that metro city, on the metro station.
Speaker 2: But there's tons of tunnels that aren't on the map
Speaker 2: that we don't go on.
Speaker 7: Louisville Mega Cavern, the Limestone Mine to Adventure Park.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's a big one.
Speaker 7: So the cavern spans over four millions square feet, maintains
Speaker 7: a constant temperature of fifty Oh that's the one that
Speaker 7: we read about. I guess, yeah, wellmer fifty eight degrees.
Speaker 7: There's a zipline tour.
Speaker 6: What.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a zipline tour takes you through some of the
Speaker 7: cavern's most impressive sections, offering a thrilling perspective of the
Speaker 7: underground landscape.
Speaker 4: There's a tram.
Speaker 7: There's a tram tour, on the other hand, provides a
Speaker 7: more luxurious exploration of the history and the geology of
Speaker 7: the cave itself.
Speaker 4: Wow. Yeah, So those are just thirteen of them.
Speaker 7: I found like a whole bunch of other stuff that
Speaker 7: they have about underground systems that they're willing.
Speaker 4: To share with us.
Speaker 7: So this is all stuff that is open to the
Speaker 7: public to be able to go and actually see.
Speaker 4: That's not including everything else that's.
Speaker 7: Not So that's a lot of real systems and a
Speaker 7: lot of underground work that's been had since the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 7: So I think their theory that I've always thought, but
Speaker 7: I agree with your theory that there is a connective
Speaker 7: rail system, or at least some type of system underneath
Speaker 7: America that runs the entirety of our entire state con its.
Speaker 2: That's that's fucking wild.
Speaker 5: I know it's some of those I had heard about.
Speaker 2: Some of those I absolutely had not, But that again,
Speaker 2: this is the stuff that they're openly willing to talk about.
Speaker 2: Then they have tours so you can go and check
Speaker 2: this shit out. Y'all are talking about the things that
Speaker 2: are off the beaten path. These are the secret tunnels,
Speaker 2: the secret underground military installations, and the possible underground connections
Speaker 2: to all of them.
Speaker 3: Right, wow, Like, let's talk about the stuff we do
Speaker 3: know about, but let's also talk about the stuff we
Speaker 3: don't know about.
Speaker 6: Like we can draw conclusions based off what we're already
Speaker 6: knowing and what they're giving us to be Like, look,
Speaker 6: they've been doing this since the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 3: What do they have now?
Speaker 6: What kind of advancements have they made in the tunnel systems?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can only imagine.
Speaker 7: I mean, you guys have seen the underground system, the
Speaker 7: underground facilities that they're building for the elite, right, have
Speaker 7: you guys seen the actual models and some of the
Speaker 7: photos of them.
Speaker 3: I hadn't actually seen models or pictures, but I know
Speaker 3: that was after Epstein messed up the whole island thing,
Speaker 3: they started building the bunkers. So that's exactly what made
Speaker 3: me think about underground tunnels.
Speaker 7: The bunkers that you can actually look up the bunkers
Speaker 7: and you can see some of the specs for they
Speaker 7: have some that are already built, and then they've actually
Speaker 7: allowed you to see some of what's down there. They're
Speaker 7: crazy luxurious by the way. They have like full swimming
Speaker 7: pools and all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: I think that's why Trump wants Greenland.
Speaker 4: To build it.
Speaker 7: I think there's an entire system underneath the ground there.
Speaker 7: I think that's another one of the places. So they
Speaker 7: last year, I believe last year or the year before,
Speaker 7: they opened up the vault.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the special vault.
Speaker 7: So if you've ever there is like there supposedly want
Speaker 7: only one, but I believe that there's more with than one.
Speaker 7: So they have a special vault where they have everything
Speaker 7: to preserve humanity. So they take samples every year of
Speaker 7: all sorts of stuff. They take seeds, they take anything
Speaker 7: that they think that we as a species need to survive,
Speaker 7: and they put it in this vault and they only
Speaker 7: open it up a certain amount of times because they
Speaker 7: don't want to like damage anything down there.
Speaker 2: And what I think it's like once a year because
Speaker 2: like you always have new plants that are discovered, and
Speaker 2: then they'll find the seeds from those and they'll at them.
Speaker 7: Yes, they do this like special little thing, and they
Speaker 7: atom I need to figure out where I think I
Speaker 7: know it's in one of the frozen tundras over there
Speaker 7: in Greenland.
Speaker 4: It's in Greenland, right yeah?
Speaker 2: But then well, I mean, hey, they might have something
Speaker 2: there too, right, but at least Greenland, being as large
Speaker 2: as it is only having a population of under sixty thousand,
Speaker 2: and the majority of that island nation is a fucking
Speaker 2: iceberg and mountains and no one lives on it. So yeah,
Speaker 2: they have all kinds of things there that they're not
Speaker 2: really willing to talk about. And then out of nowhere,
Speaker 2: Trump goes on this whole tirade about how we America
Speaker 2: need Greenland for national security.
Speaker 4: It's Norway. Norway has it noway? Yeah? So this is sure,
Speaker 4: Yes it is.
Speaker 2: We just talked about Greenland on the Cage to Night.
Speaker 7: I know, well, the green Greenland has a lot of
Speaker 7: reasons why people want it. But this is the This
Speaker 7: is the vault, the global small bard Fall barred, Global.
Speaker 4: Global seed Vault. And it is located completely in Norway.
Speaker 5: I know there's an Oreo vault too.
Speaker 7: So this this one is the So this is a Ministry.
Speaker 7: This is Norway's Ministry of Agricultural and Food. So this
Speaker 7: is the vault that has everything in it in case
Speaker 7: of an apocalypse. So it's you can access it from
Speaker 7: the surface, but it goes down below and it's to
Speaker 7: keep everything pretty much.
Speaker 2: Damn it.
Speaker 5: It's fall Bard, Norway is where the Oreo vault is too.
Speaker 4: It's the food vault.
Speaker 2: I just said, no, no, no, this is specifically only for oreos.
Speaker 2: Nibisco bought a vault in Norway in twenty twenty as a.
Speaker 4: Marketing can all out over here with the vaults.
Speaker 2: Basically, they just wanted to make sure that, no matter what,
Speaker 2: humans would have the access to the best cookie combo
Speaker 2: ever created. And they they've put like millions of oreos
Speaker 2: in this vault.
Speaker 6: I've seen these oreos get red hot trying to light.
Speaker 3: Them on fire.
Speaker 2: Bro oh no they're not they're not, Like they're not
Speaker 2: good for you. And they're also the only cookie I
Speaker 2: think that was accidentally vegan. But like, yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: a thing. It's a thing, and uh yeah, I knew
Speaker 2: that the vault was a thing. Damn it, I thought
Speaker 2: that was Greenland. I'm over here mixing up Norway and Greenland.
Speaker 4: Fuck, there's one in Antarctica too, I think for sure.
Speaker 3: Why would you build it in Norway?
Speaker 2: Though, just to keep I mean Norway itself as a
Speaker 2: country has very cold temperatures, It's very rocky. Not much
Speaker 2: grows there, you know. That's why the Vikings had to
Speaker 2: go in and do their ship because they needed food.
Speaker 2: But they had a lot, lot of cold mountains and stuff.
Speaker 2: So I guess, right, I guess it also depends on
Speaker 2: the what's the word I'm looking for, Not the mineral deposit,
Speaker 2: but basically how hard this mountain is to carve into.
Speaker 2: There are certain mountains that are a lot easier to
Speaker 2: carve into than others, but once you get deep enough,
Speaker 2: it's secure as fuck regardless. So maybe Norway is just
Speaker 2: really really adept for this. I don't know.
Speaker 7: Well, So it says the facility is in the northernmost part.
Speaker 7: It's located in a remote area which is on an
Speaker 7: island of the Antarctica Arctic excuse me, chosen for the
Speaker 7: natural permafoss, which keeps the temperatures between three and four celsius,
Speaker 7: ideal conditions for long term seed preservation. It says the
Speaker 7: structure is built one hundred meters into the mountain, featuring
Speaker 7: three separate rock vaults, each measuring nine point five meters
Speaker 7: by twenty seven meters. Each vault can hold up to
Speaker 7: one point five seed samples. This secure environment offers protection
Speaker 7: against natural disasters like earthcake, flood and man made threats.
Speaker 7: The temperature controlled low humidity setting supported by the permafrost
Speaker 7: ensures the stability and environmental being able to keep seeds
Speaker 7: viable for centuries. Currently only one of the vaults is
Speaker 7: in use and is cooled to an eighteen minus eighteen degrees.
Speaker 7: The operation and management of the seed Vault are made
Speaker 7: possible through a long term partnership agreement between Norway, Norgen
Speaker 7: and Crop Trusts established in two thousand and seven. So
Speaker 7: the timeline of opening the vault is is. It opened
Speaker 7: in nineteen eighty four to establish the backup of the
Speaker 7: seed facility two thousand and one, the International Treaty of
Speaker 7: the Planet Genetic Resource and Food Agriculture was finalized. Twenty
Speaker 7: twenty four, the nerd excuse Me Norwegian government commits to
Speaker 7: fund it and establish it, so they create it in
Speaker 7: two thousand and seven enters the long term partnership with
Speaker 7: with the two different companies two thousand and eight. The
Speaker 7: vault is opened on February twenty six, so they just
Speaker 7: opened it though last year I think it was or
Speaker 7: the year before, and that's the first time they've opened
Speaker 7: it in a hot minute, so they pretty much They
Speaker 7: have identified several locations that could serve as ideal survival
Speaker 7: spots in an event of doomsday scenario, including lava ducts
Speaker 7: on Moon and Mars. Among the most recommended earth based
Speaker 7: shelters are the Green Bear in West Virginia, the Clavigdun
Speaker 7: Hatch in the UK, this cave in Georgia, the Catacombs
Speaker 7: in Paris, and also Norway. So apparently Georgia look at.
Speaker 2: Samuel No, no, no, no, Georgia the country.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't hope, yep, it might.
Speaker 5: It might very well be said.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, it said West Virginia. It literally said West Virginia.
Speaker 2: Well shit, now I have to know it's.
Speaker 4: Green Bear in West Virginia. Yeah, that is that in Georgia.
Speaker 2: Crew Borough crew Borough Cave in Georgia. All right, I
Speaker 2: have to search it because I don't know.
Speaker 7: It's the only reason why I thought it was talking
Speaker 7: about Georgia and America was because it said West Virginia.
Speaker 4: So just to be fair everyone.
Speaker 5: I'm looking at I'm not that stupid.
Speaker 2: I didn't know they had.
Speaker 5: Caves in the state of Georgia.
Speaker 2: But no, no, no, no, no, okay, is.
Speaker 5: The country of Georgia.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right, okay, but it said West Virginia. Now
Speaker 7: you understand why I thought it might be America.
Speaker 2: Georgia, Joseph Stalin's home country.
Speaker 7: Actually, man, all right, anyways, so that that place too,
Speaker 7: because I'm just wow, now I feel dumb things.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, I just didn't want somebody going to
Speaker 2: fucking to be fair though. I look, I didn't want
Speaker 2: Sam going around looking for a cave that doesn't exist
Speaker 2: in Georgia.
Speaker 5: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I love him to death, but he will get on
Speaker 2: a mission if we just send him on one.
Speaker 5: We don't need that.
Speaker 7: It's as z sites are considered uh to protect a
Speaker 7: range of catastrophic events. Talks about refugee deep fortified, isolated characteristics.
Speaker 7: It talks about the world's gene bank as well. Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: because I don't know if you guys have ever heard
Speaker 7: about the gene bank.
Speaker 2: They're taking our camp I'm joking.
Speaker 4: They're actually taking DNA samples.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I thought they were talking about pants genes.
Speaker 2: Here's going.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's just an Instagram conspiracy.
Speaker 6: It's a long thing. It's talking about Epstein wanted to
Speaker 6: basically reproduce with as much mint women as he can,
Speaker 6: which is hence why he did all the things he did.
Speaker 6: And then this is what they're doing with the genetics.
Speaker 3: Genetics.
Speaker 5: To my knowledge, he didn't bother any children.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's really gross.
Speaker 2: I mean, if he did, he probably paid for the abortions.
Speaker 2: I would assume. I don't know that, but I would assume.
Speaker 2: But like, all right, I know, fuck Musk is on
Speaker 2: that kick. Doesn't he have like eighteen children or some shit?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, most of them test two babies, but whatever.
Speaker 3: They stared the sample names on their as their own
Speaker 3: name too. It's the sample on the actual two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure they didn't. Well, I know that they
Speaker 2: were able to successfully imprint the human DNA into a
Speaker 2: crystal disc, right. We were talking about that when we
Speaker 2: did the Crystal Skull episode. So basically it's the genetic
Speaker 2: sequence for the human species, and they were able to
Speaker 2: imprint this kind of data onto a When I say
Speaker 2: a piece of crystal, I mean smaller than a quarter,
Speaker 2: and this quarter was able to hold all the genetics
Speaker 2: for every human being on Earth, of every race, every background,
Speaker 2: everything right.
Speaker 5: And so we were doing the crystal skull episode.
Speaker 2: Somebody had made the claim that these gulls were carved
Speaker 2: by aliens because they were so perfect, and humans never
Speaker 2: had the ability to carve this without tooling, and this
Speaker 2: and this and this, and so they were suggesting that
Speaker 2: these skulls were not just holding the human genome sequence,
Speaker 2: but basically every bit, every sound, every thought of the
Speaker 2: human experience on Earth from the beginning of time to now,
Speaker 2: and one of these skulls had more than enough space
Speaker 2: within it to hold all that intel. Then upon further inspection,
Speaker 2: every single one of these skulls was clearly hand carved,
Speaker 2: clearly showed tool marks, and was like now the background
Speaker 2: to all of them, having some sort of a mystical
Speaker 2: beginning story was all cool, like very very quickly debunked.
Speaker 2: But it was a cool thought for at least a minute.
Speaker 2: But as far as holding the genomes into the vault
Speaker 2: like this, honestly, a few pieces of crystal could hold
Speaker 2: every bit of the human DNA samples that are needed
Speaker 2: to restart.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It might be a dumb question. I
Speaker 3: was like, how do you decode that?
Speaker 2: You would need the machinery and then know how to
Speaker 2: do so. But hypothetically aliens would be able to get
Speaker 2: that and just be like, oh, got you. I mean,
Speaker 2: but that's the thing. Who's to say, It's like if
Speaker 2: I was the hand of alien a DVD, who's to
Speaker 2: say they have a DVD player, you know, or something
Speaker 2: close to it. They never seen that maybe, or they're
Speaker 2: going to look at this and be like, I think
Speaker 2: like my great great great great grandfather was fucking around
Speaker 2: with something like this.
Speaker 5: I'll see if I can dig up his old shit.
Speaker 2: Who's to say, you know, we think we're so advanced,
Speaker 2: but it's like, if the aliens are able to travel
Speaker 2: from their planet to our planet, they're on a level
Speaker 2: of advance that we couldn't we It would be magic
Speaker 2: to us. So I don't know.
Speaker 7: So in regards to the seeds, it's the type of
Speaker 7: gene seeds. There is a gene sequencing plant though that
Speaker 7: they're like trying to harvest a lot of the DNA.
Speaker 7: But in regard to this specific thing is that genes
Speaker 7: are the type of different types of variants of plants.
Speaker 7: So right now they have seventeen thousand different types. So
Speaker 7: they have one point three million seed samples and I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: six thousand species right now in one hundred and twenty
Speaker 7: three deposits. And so they take samples from all over
Speaker 7: the globe. And so they're trying to take samples from
Speaker 7: everything they have, you know, wheat, rice, vegetables. They have
Speaker 7: everything possible and pretty much these Zoom's day bunkers are
Speaker 7: essential to try to survive any kind of catastrophic man
Speaker 7: made event ie nuclear bombs or anything like that. They're
Speaker 7: trying to make them to where these facilities if something
Speaker 7: happened and we had a hard reset and only so
Speaker 7: many people survived, they're trying to put them in strategic
Speaker 7: locations that people will eventually get to hopefully or know
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: But there's a lot to be said about Greenland, because
Speaker 7: I mean there's a lot of movies.
Speaker 4: Even the movie Greenland talks about it.
Speaker 7: But you know that they have underground facilities where the
Speaker 7: elites are, where the big military bases are too, that
Speaker 7: they're in they've built them underground there, and so if
Speaker 7: there was any kind of catastrophic event or you know,
Speaker 7: parasites or anything like that, the Greenland is where you
Speaker 7: want to be.
Speaker 2: I mean, shit, We did an episode on Operation ice
Speaker 2: Worm where they were literally digging under the ice to
Speaker 2: build military installations. They were trying to power them from
Speaker 2: a nuclear reactor downside. They really underestimated the amount of
Speaker 2: heat that a nuclear reactor pulls out, and so like
Speaker 2: the ice walls were melting around the reactor, so they
Speaker 2: pretty much it shut down pretty quickly. But there is
Speaker 2: historic precedence to them trying to build underground bunkers within
Speaker 2: the ice in Greenland. So to say that they just
Speaker 2: stopped the project altogether because of one hiccup, I got
Speaker 2: a hard time believing it exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah. See, I feel like the only reason we have
Speaker 6: all these underground bunkers and all these shelters to store
Speaker 6: ab our, food and everything else is for nuclear war.
Speaker 3: I mean, I couldn't see any other reason.
Speaker 6: Like, if we're hit by a meteor big enough, your
Speaker 6: bunker's not going.
Speaker 3: To save you.
Speaker 7: Well, no, in theory, they're building it to survive surviving
Speaker 7: that from the moon in Mars so, but I guess.
Speaker 2: It depends on the type of meteor that would hit us, right, because, like,
Speaker 2: aside from a nuclear war scenario, if a large enough
Speaker 2: meteor was to hit us or asteroid, I don't know
Speaker 2: the distinctions. I don't work in space. But my point
Speaker 2: is if a big ass rock comes from out there
Speaker 2: and hits us and for some reason puts off enough
Speaker 2: dust into our atmosphere, they would block out the sun. Right.
Speaker 2: All plant life would die in a matter of weeks,
Speaker 2: All animal life would die in a matter of weeks
Speaker 2: after that, and so it would take the Earth. And
Speaker 2: it's been a while since I did some digging into this,
Speaker 2: but I heard somewhere like three years to pretty much
Speaker 2: restart itself. And we're not talking about every tree grows
Speaker 2: back to its two hundred year milestone that it's out
Speaker 2: now or whatever. But at least you get small vegetation
Speaker 2: to spring up enough to sustain small animals, and then
Speaker 2: basically we would be restarting the evolutionary process of animals
Speaker 2: from the ground up. There's not like a high probability
Speaker 2: of that happening, but that is still a probability of
Speaker 2: that happened.
Speaker 5: It's the same if what's the big.
Speaker 2: Volcano on the west coast, which one the big one
Speaker 2: that they say if it blows like it's going to
Speaker 2: send us into a nuclear winter.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's the entire cascade. So the cascades get
Speaker 7: go all the way down, right.
Speaker 2: And so the bunker may not be able to protect
Speaker 2: us from you know, a nuclear fallout that would last
Speaker 2: thirty five years or whatever. But you could hide away
Speaker 2: for five or ten years and let the earth try
Speaker 2: to catch its breath, and then you would come out
Speaker 2: and be like one of the only people standing. I
Speaker 2: guess that's an option. Personally, I don't know who would
Speaker 2: want to rule over the ashes. I hope that I
Speaker 2: die in the initial blast, but that's just me. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 7: What if what if the seed vaults and these vaults
Speaker 7: are actually for a potential catastrophic event where we humans
Speaker 7: are not obviously we because we're poor people kind of thing,
Speaker 7: but the elites are on the spaceships and they have
Speaker 7: lifted off and then they are able to come back
Speaker 7: down and rescue it all if they didn't have enough room.
Speaker 7: Oh like Wally, but I mean kind of like Wally,
Speaker 7: like there's a you know, because if because yeah, like
Speaker 7: a storage unit pretty much like hey, we're gonna because
Speaker 7: right now they're just they're going to launch potentially this year,
Speaker 7: you know, Elon is going to launch his spaceship, you
Speaker 7: know situation, and they're trying to figure out how to
Speaker 7: colonize different locations. What if it ends up being like
Speaker 7: a nuclear winner situation where nuclear winners last for up
Speaker 7: to thirty years and they've fucked up Earth and so
Speaker 7: now they're up in space chillin' and so when it's
Speaker 7: time to come down and recolonize Earth, they have all
Speaker 7: the seeds that they need to be able to plant.
Speaker 7: Because each little packet has like I think one point
Speaker 7: two billion season or something. They've pretty much vacuum sealed
Speaker 7: it down to these little squares and they have a
Speaker 7: whole bunch of them packed into a container. And each
Speaker 7: container has a shelf, and they have like tons of
Speaker 7: shelves all throughout this facility.
Speaker 2: It's got a label like this shelf is for Africa,
Speaker 2: this shelf is for the outback.
Speaker 5: There's like I could see that, Like.
Speaker 4: So, I mean, it's it makes sense.
Speaker 7: If you're going to somehow potentially fuck up the world,
Speaker 7: you need to be able to reset it in twenty
Speaker 7: thirty one hundred, two hundred years.
Speaker 4: And you want to have food and stuff that.
Speaker 7: Will actually grow and sustain humans of some type, then yeah,
Speaker 7: you'd want to make secure vaults that have all this
Speaker 7: stuff if you can't put it on the ships with
Speaker 7: you sure of some type.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I've watched way too many gay space.
Speaker 4: You think fake space is.
Speaker 6: Faking gay if? Oh, if I haven't bitness space, so
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: If the freak.
Speaker 4: I mean you could you could volunteer.
Speaker 7: I mean they had taken volunteers to go to Mars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 7: You're just you don't want to take that bat blood
Speaker 7: to talk about.
Speaker 5: You have to take a hole, just dig.
Speaker 2: Your own grave and be like, look, this doesn't protect me.
Speaker 2: It'll just be my final place. And that's fine with me.
Speaker 7: Man. You know, there's so much that goes into creating
Speaker 7: a sustainable underground system, so much that goes into it.
Speaker 6: I played an article I looked up that they said
Speaker 6: what it was actually, uh Phil Schneider that did it.
Speaker 6: He said they spent twenty percent of our GDP just
Speaker 6: doing bunkers.
Speaker 3: I could buy that GDP.
Speaker 7: I mean, there's so they would protect the they would
Speaker 7: protect the smartest of us. So they would and if
Speaker 7: you watch any movie and stuff, they would take the
Speaker 7: smartest ones.
Speaker 4: I got it, which disagree in to Cicada.
Speaker 2: It does lead to Cicada thirty three to oh one,
Speaker 2: which could be possibly, but I have a hard time
Speaker 2: believing they'll actually save the smartest of us. What's that
Speaker 2: movie with Leo DiCaprio and the World's Coming to an End?
Speaker 2: And uh, Timothy Shallome is like the stoner in it,
Speaker 2: Jennifer Lawrence is in it.
Speaker 5: I have no idea where it came out a couple
Speaker 5: of years ago.
Speaker 2: Basically, the world is ending and Jennifer Lawrence and Leo
Speaker 2: DiCaprio are like the two scientists that discovered that it's
Speaker 2: about to go down, and the oh it's it's It
Speaker 2: wasn't meant to be a comedy, but there are some
Speaker 2: parts in it where it's like, oh my god, y'all
Speaker 2: know this meteor is coming and the politicians are still
Speaker 2: fighting over who's more right on this political issue, but
Speaker 2: using it as the catalyst. That's so dumb that our
Speaker 2: politicians wouldn't do that. They would try to say the elites.
Speaker 2: They would try to save the smart people to restart
Speaker 2: the world. Now actually they literally just fuck each other
Speaker 2: over to get to the ship to get off the Earth,
Speaker 2: and even the president forgets her son, who's like Jonah
Speaker 2: Hill for the record.
Speaker 5: And uh, it's it's you know, I'm gonna look it up.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna look it up.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think it would be a situation of
Speaker 7: like Resin and Evil, where they come in and they
Speaker 7: take the most smart.
Speaker 5: Look, don't look up. That's the one I think.
Speaker 7: I think it would be a thing of like they
Speaker 7: take the smartest of the scientists and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: people that are actually pioneers in their fields, and that potentially,
Speaker 7: you know, could you I've never seen it.
Speaker 5: Could Oh it's it's on Netflix.
Speaker 7: Could help you know, humanity in some way restart whatever
Speaker 7: way they want to see fit shape and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But the elites get to a planet and then instantly
Speaker 2: get eaten alive by aliens.
Speaker 7: Somebody wrote actually on our comments about the workforce situation,
Speaker 7: and they made it really it was a really interesting
Speaker 7: theory that and I didn't think about it until they
Speaker 7: mentioned it, and then I was like, Okay, so all
Speaker 7: the kids that go missing. What if they actually aren't
Speaker 7: being killed, and what if they actually are being taken underground.
Speaker 4: To be the workforce.
Speaker 7: Already, they're utilizing the children so that way they can, Yeah,
Speaker 7: like mold children. So they're utilizing the kids so that
Speaker 7: way they're easily manipulated.
Speaker 4: They're easily brainwashed, they're easily controlled.
Speaker 7: So as they grow up into this environment, they already
Speaker 7: they don't know anything else, they don't remember anything else.
Speaker 2: Really, they and yearn for the minds. This is okay, So.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like a pure MK ultra situation. I mean, hell,
Speaker 7: are they super soldiers and all? They could create the
Speaker 7: entire workforce down there. They don't need us because we're
Speaker 7: going to ask too much questions. We'll probably bitch and
Speaker 7: need memes because we're millennials, but like we'll make memes.
Speaker 4: We'll probably make memes of it. Might be like, wellt
Speaker 4: me the bitch as trying to dig.
Speaker 5: We'd be making memes and streaming.
Speaker 7: Somebody fatters something like jiggling around, like passing around everybody
Speaker 7: else the most the most unseerious fucking group ever.
Speaker 4: They'd be like, fuck, he would just stick to the kids.
Speaker 3: Obviously, is Crisp the genetic engineering thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Crisper's where they take it and do the genetic modifications. Essentially,
Speaker 2: it's real life eugenics and nobody wants to call it that,
Speaker 2: but that's what it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, max out your stats straight looks appearance.
Speaker 2: You could, you could, but I feel like there's still
Speaker 2: a downside, Like it'd be uh, you ever seen the Boys? Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, it would be that guy. It would be him, Like, Yo,
Speaker 2: he's great and everything, but he's really a piece of
Speaker 2: shit and like you know, yeah, when you max out
Speaker 2: the stats, well, can't we just not?
Speaker 6: Okay, it wouldn't be like the women wouldn't have to
Speaker 6: birth Therough, I'm pretty sure we have artificial like bags
Speaker 6: to grow humans.
Speaker 7: Sure they've I think we're already. Let me make sure
Speaker 7: I don't want to misspeak.
Speaker 5: So on the way two babies into a robotic womb.
Speaker 7: Yes, because yeah, because I talked about it. Yeah, there's
Speaker 7: like a whole thing when it comes to robots where
Speaker 7: pretty much robots are going to be carrying babies.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's gonna be the next level of feminism.
Speaker 2: I think that's where feminism goes next. It's gonna be well,
Speaker 2: why do we have to burst children? Do you know
Speaker 2: how horrible that is and how much it hurts? Then
Speaker 2: the robots are going to do it. It's like, well,
Speaker 2: all right, here we are.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's when the robots turn.
Speaker 2: They just start killing the babies in their own wombs,
Speaker 2: but claiming that it's for their own rights and ship
Speaker 2: yeah this, yeah, yeah, because now we're gonna have abortion
Speaker 2: walls be passed where robots aren't allowed to abort because
Speaker 2: it's not their body nor their choice. But then that's
Speaker 2: gonna go back to some other shit.
Speaker 8: Oh man, who she says she was as in that video,
Speaker 8: which one it's like a.
Speaker 6: Robot being caught as a pedopholy I swear she didn't
Speaker 6: say she was a PDF or something like that. Rowen,
Speaker 6: She swear.
Speaker 2: I love the Internet and I hate it in the
Speaker 2: same reason, for the same reasons and in the same way.
Speaker 2: It's a double edged sword. What is this?
Speaker 4: China's Tech is the one.
Speaker 2: China has created the robot womb, so they've also created
Speaker 2: the robot vagina.
Speaker 7: So in twenty two, five September, China's tech firm allegedly
Speaker 7: working on the world's first gestation robot. It uses innovation
Speaker 7: in artificial ambiotic fluid and nurture development via hose, replicating
Speaker 7: natural gestation, but now that to be integrated into humanoid robots.
Speaker 2: Okay, hose wasn't as in like out here with them hose,
Speaker 2: hose as in like a garden hose.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, I'm sorry. Did you really think that hose
Speaker 4: a hose?
Speaker 5: I heard it, and I'm like, wait.
Speaker 7: A minute, gonna get sad like them hose?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: Do they take that already for me?
Speaker 4: Hang on, well, let's see you're getting a lot.
Speaker 9: Oh no, it is a robot ho I'm sorry, Are
Speaker 9: we just going to the gates that fact?
Speaker 2: What the fuck? Because it takes the seed, it makes
Speaker 2: a baby, and that doesn't care for it afterwards. By definition,
Speaker 2: that's a whole ass trick. I'm just saying, I'm good,
Speaker 2: I'm totally an adult. We're here, we're here right now.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, there you go. I knew it is that.
Speaker 5: Judgmental face raven god I was.
Speaker 4: I was just trying to be a fucking child. God
Speaker 4: over here and read this.
Speaker 2: We're talking about robot pussy. The ain't no god here,
Speaker 2: he's gone. He left the chat.
Speaker 4: Goddamn, I'm just trying to be over here.
Speaker 5: Three more Chinese taps.
Speaker 4: No, I don't even want to read it, and I'm good.
Speaker 4: We're stuck on.
Speaker 7: Hang on, you gotta like laugh it all out, getting
Speaker 7: all the pussy jokes out.
Speaker 5: No, because it's just funny.
Speaker 2: China has it created the male ejaculate extraction robot.
Speaker 4: That's a really intense robot.
Speaker 5: Dude, have you seen that thing?
Speaker 7: Like it reminds you of people try to extract seemen
Speaker 7: from a horse.
Speaker 2: Like it's yeah, it's it's a robot vagina.
Speaker 5: It's you dig my falls off.
Speaker 2: But we're literally just an extra step away from that
Speaker 2: device taking the sperm and in you know, putting it
Speaker 2: to an egg and then putting it in this womb.
Speaker 2: Now there's a lab that's in the middle of the
Speaker 2: robot vaginas of the robot womb. They're about to combine
Speaker 2: this shit, and now we have even more problems than
Speaker 2: we had before. And of course China's developing it because
Speaker 2: they fucked themselves with that one child policy, so now
Speaker 2: they don't have enough women to breed, so now they're
Speaker 2: making robots to breed, because that's clearly what needs to
Speaker 2: happen next in the human evolution.
Speaker 6: Clearly, we did talk about that on our podcast about China.
Speaker 6: What if the population collapse was on purpose?
Speaker 5: There's an argument to be made for that.
Speaker 2: But if China did that to China on purpose, they
Speaker 2: truly didn't weigh the pros and cons on that, because
Speaker 2: their number one asset has been the amount of people
Speaker 2: that they have. They could lose a million people right
Speaker 2: now and not feel it and they'd be fine. If anything,
Speaker 2: they'd be happy. It's less mouths to feed. But now
Speaker 2: in twenty years they will have no sweatshop labor force,
Speaker 2: which I believe is the reason why they have leaned
Speaker 2: more heavily into robotics. As far as manufacturing is confirmed
Speaker 2: in all these things. But on a military standpoint, their
Speaker 2: one biggest thing was that they could throw a million
Speaker 2: dudes meat wall tactics into a thing. You give a
Speaker 2: million dudes a tooth pick and tell him to attack
Speaker 2: a tank. It's gonna take them a while, but eventually
Speaker 2: they'll get it done. Right. They no longer have that claim,
Speaker 2: and so unless they're trying to move into a robot army,
Speaker 2: which could be as they're talking about robot we haven't
Speaker 2: got robot women. Yeah, at this point was to say
Speaker 2: they just don't have a robot army as well.
Speaker 5: But I mean again, a good emp could take that out.
Speaker 7: So we were the ones that actually started all this Americans.
Speaker 7: Goddamn in America, actually in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Oh gross, So actually phil is a really nice spot anyway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So, in twenty seventeen, Children's Hospital actually, for the
Speaker 7: love of fuck, successfully nurtured a premature lamb equivalent to
Speaker 7: twenty three weeks of human pregnancy in a Bioba. Transparent
Speaker 7: vinyl sack filled with warm ceiling based artificial amniotic fluid nutrients.
Speaker 4: Were delivered via tube attached.
Speaker 7: The ambiotic cord, allowing the lamb to grow wool within
Speaker 7: four weeks. However, currently the artificial wombs function more like
Speaker 7: a new native incubator's incubators for us that thought really
Speaker 7: weird supporting life only after partial gestation. This dude's concept,
Speaker 7: the Chinese concept, is to work on the technology most
Speaker 7: advanced to support fertilization, implantation, and full term pregnancy. Details
Speaker 7: he did not disclose, leaving questions to scientific, ethical, and
Speaker 7: legal challenges ahead, and so he actually wants to develop
Speaker 7: it to where it's an actual full birth too, human
Speaker 7: and robot interaction to where it's like an it's not
Speaker 7: just an incubator, because that's right now, that's kind of
Speaker 7: what they've developed, is it is this incubator that's doing
Speaker 7: all of this.
Speaker 4: But they wanted conception to birth.
Speaker 7: Is ay, want to have the robot do so does
Speaker 7: that mean your conception as in like fucking the robot
Speaker 7: or does that mean that you're implanting because.
Speaker 2: Like who ass robots? Yes, I'm just saying, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is fucking China for you, not in Trump's America. And
Speaker 2: I'm joking. Actually he'll probably if you could see a
Speaker 2: profit on this, he'll throw some money behind it for sure.
Speaker 7: So they used eugenics actually in flowers to create the
Speaker 7: seeds that are efficient, so they did they did different studies.
Speaker 7: So they did it with this lamb in Philadelphia. Then
Speaker 7: they did another study where they created where they were
Speaker 7: trying to create life and then sustain it, but it
Speaker 7: ended up dying, so they ended up having to go
Speaker 7: later on. So then they decided to take flowers and
Speaker 7: gene edited out certain things to make enabling the robot
Speaker 7: to produce high bred seed flowers efficiently. So they use
Speaker 7: the used it in biology for another way to see
Speaker 7: if they could actually get it to grow. So they're
Speaker 7: using eugenics to splice out the genes. That isn't going
Speaker 7: to be effective in growing in this incubator.
Speaker 3: Built in.
Speaker 2: Can't we just have babies and make babies the old
Speaker 2: fashioned way? It sounds way more fun. Speed breeding.
Speaker 4: Speed breeding.
Speaker 7: That's the name of it is g E A I
Speaker 7: R forms the world's first intellectual robock home. Man, you're
Speaker 7: going to crash out intellectual robotic breeding factory.
Speaker 5: I feel we're using your changeable dialogue.
Speaker 7: Here capable of rapidly generating high quality plant variants. But
Speaker 7: this also is the same one that is they're using
Speaker 7: that they want to use for humans. So they want
Speaker 7: to speed up the whole situation. So they were able
Speaker 7: to do this whole thing to yield more crops. They
Speaker 7: were able to hybrid breed all this stuff. So then
Speaker 7: they took that and they put it into the technology
Speaker 7: to try and make.
Speaker 4: As of right now, it's a prototype.
Speaker 7: They haven't even been able to get the prototype ethically
Speaker 7: even made yet because people are so against it.
Speaker 2: So for now, shit the way AI is going I
Speaker 2: way they're trying to speed up gestation period of a
Speaker 2: human baby.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so first, so they want to try to speed
Speaker 7: it up so that they could pump out more babies.
Speaker 2: Because as they're talking about how we have too many
Speaker 2: people on Earth and they want to reduce the world's
Speaker 2: population by ten percent. Now we have robots that are
Speaker 2: going to speed up the baby making process. Because there's
Speaker 2: no pleasing these fucks. These the scientific educated elite. Half
Speaker 2: of them want to reduce the world's population through vaccines.
Speaker 2: The other half want to make more of them through
Speaker 2: robot pussy. What is happening here? What are we doing?
Speaker 7: But I mean, if they wipe out out the older
Speaker 7: generations I, US and everybody else, and they produce an
Speaker 7: entire new line of genetically modified babies that are already
Speaker 7: being raised, because you have to think also on this
Speaker 7: back end, they have AI robots that are now integrated
Speaker 7: into several hospitals and like they have special wings right
Speaker 7: now that are using AI doctors to see what they
Speaker 7: can and can't do, how they can actually work with
Speaker 7: the patients and if people are willing to take this.
Speaker 7: On the other hand, they also have the AI robots
Speaker 7: that are teaching their students as well to make sure
Speaker 7: that they optimize all areas of learning, and on top
Speaker 7: of it, will children be willing to learn from AI robots.
Speaker 7: So then you couple all that together, you could just
Speaker 7: wipe out the older generations and raise an entire new
Speaker 7: population of children that are completely mine zombie workforce.
Speaker 2: So I'm not trying to keep bringing up the movie
Speaker 2: waly here, but hear me out on that ship, there
Speaker 2: was eight generations of humans that had lived on that
Speaker 2: ship and had never stepped foot on Earth. They got
Speaker 2: fatter and fat and all those things, but they had
Speaker 2: a baby. They had infirmaries, remember that, Yeah, I did,
Speaker 2: and they were being taught by the robot.
Speaker 5: Where'd those babies come from?
Speaker 2: Because those fat focks had never even looked at each
Speaker 2: other without a screen involved. So where did the genes
Speaker 2: come from to make these generations of people? I have
Speaker 2: a hard time believing those those fat people were just
Speaker 2: getting after it in the old fashioned way. Hell, they
Speaker 2: didn't even acknowledge that they were existing next to them.
Speaker 5: So I think Disney might be knowing a little thing
Speaker 5: or two fucking robots.
Speaker 7: They probably honestly are just going to utilize all this
Speaker 7: in the underground situation anyways, and nuke the whole surface
Speaker 7: and then.
Speaker 3: Generation come up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they have the whole generation come up underground. If
Speaker 7: they've already built all the facilities.
Speaker 4: Here you go, here we go. We wrapped it all
Speaker 4: together in a nice, pretty bow.
Speaker 2: I don't like this bell. I don't like this bell.
Speaker 2: I don't like these class robots out here in these streets,
Speaker 2: out hearing these last so much. He's just dying.
Speaker 4: He wants to make so many jokes.
Speaker 5: I'm good, I'm good. I just you know, we've made
Speaker 5: the joke before.
Speaker 4: They're gonna be a pimp one.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, there's gonna be a robot pimp.
Speaker 4: Pimp that had fucking cane at all.
Speaker 5: Smacking his bitch is hard drives and ship.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Yo, Whenever she don't work,
Speaker 2: y'all pop it out and blowing it a little bit.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying That that's how it goes,
Speaker 2: Like an old Sega Genesis.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like an old sixty four.
Speaker 2: But we've talked about this, how even the sex industry, right,
Speaker 2: not just AI porn, but like I could envision a
Speaker 2: world hypothetically where there's gonna be a robot stripper, and
Speaker 2: like guys are gonna pay money to do that and
Speaker 2: go to that because like that's gonna be a thing
Speaker 2: for them. But then it's not prostitution to put your
Speaker 2: money in the slot and have your comb extracted from
Speaker 2: the robot. That's gonna be seen as good for the
Speaker 2: human race.
Speaker 4: What about blade Runner?
Speaker 7: You just blade Runner had all the AI robots that
Speaker 7: were so lifelike they couldn't even tell the difference.
Speaker 4: They were prostitutes too.
Speaker 2: M A lot of it's completely legal because those aren't humans.
Speaker 2: But now if there's a womb attached to that robot,
Speaker 2: what what I mean?
Speaker 4: It fucking creepy.
Speaker 5: And now the AI is getting more and more sentient.
Speaker 6: Now we're gonna have a hole the muscles for themsues
Speaker 6: they're gonna have as soon as AI gets sentience.
Speaker 2: And like it's understood right now, people still argue if
Speaker 2: it does or doesn't find whatever. Given another ten years,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have AI rights groups predominantly led by a
Speaker 2: certain demographic. I'm not going to get into it, that
Speaker 2: are going to say that the A they're gonna have
Speaker 2: their signs out there picketing the White House saying that
Speaker 2: AI has the right to exist in all these things.
Speaker 2: I see it happening now. It's it's the same thing.
Speaker 2: If zombies were to happen right now, there would be
Speaker 2: zombies rights activists that would spring up out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure.
Speaker 7: But I mean, you know, I think it all ties
Speaker 7: in with everything, ties in with each other.
Speaker 2: And I think that hashtag robot sex work is still work.
Speaker 4: You're still on it.
Speaker 5: How can you not be?
Speaker 7: Because I was I was thinking about the tunnels that
Speaker 7: we were talking about, and the vaults.
Speaker 3: They will have a length for sin left.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's so dumb.
Speaker 2: You gotta please the men, while the underground, I mean,
Speaker 2: they got they gotta keep the slave population going of
Speaker 2: these these miners.
Speaker 7: I don't see a ton of male robots just out
Speaker 7: there fucking women.
Speaker 5: Oh of course, I don't know there are.
Speaker 7: I will say, though, man, they get some, They get
Speaker 7: some good quality ones that are men related women as
Speaker 7: a whole.
Speaker 4: Just be like, all right, we're done. Take these lower
Speaker 4: robots of you.
Speaker 5: Out like that's what's so fucked.
Speaker 2: Men can't even keep up with the toys that are
Speaker 2: being created for women now. And as soon as that
Speaker 2: gets reversed and it gets normalized. Men using sex toys
Speaker 2: that a woman can't keep up with. People are gonna
Speaker 2: just not have sex anymore because there's so much energy. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: I could just plug in this machine. She's gonna do
Speaker 2: it for me. It gives me the same dopamine dump.
Speaker 2: It's whatever.
Speaker 5: It's like.
Speaker 4: Have you seen that fucking choke choke one thousands?
Speaker 7: Like the handles, yes, like that bitch is so intense
Speaker 7: looking different speeds.
Speaker 4: It has like ten different speeds. It like heats up.
Speaker 7: It has like that warming like water shit that comes
Speaker 7: out like.
Speaker 3: Real vagina textures.
Speaker 5: Call me old fashion.
Speaker 4: It's a it's a wild one.
Speaker 2: Call me old fashion, But I like my vagina to have,
Speaker 2: you know, a female body attached to it. I know
Speaker 2: I might be crazy and transphobic by saying that, but
Speaker 2: I just man, I.
Speaker 7: Mean, look at the look at the sex dolls. Those
Speaker 7: things have gotten fucking pretty on point. They're moving around.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: That's that's also creepy.
Speaker 10: The sex there was some wild You're spending a quarter
Speaker 10: million dollars for a glorified pocket pussy, when when there's
Speaker 10: a hooker down the street for forty bucks that could
Speaker 10: I'm just saying anyway, Oh I didn't say legal.
Speaker 2: We're talking about robots vagina, Like, what are we talking?
Speaker 2: Legality is so far removed from this conversation. Yeah, actually,
Speaker 2: you're right. If it was a robot processitute, I don't
Speaker 2: even think they'd charge you. They just would ask to like,
Speaker 2: let you know, let them plug up into your wall
Speaker 2: outlet before they leave. Make sure they're fully charged. For real,
Speaker 2: your electric bill might be a little higher, but like
Speaker 2: no worse for the wear, oh be a little better investment.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, could you imagine like they have to
Speaker 2: go back to their charging station or their lab or
Speaker 2: whatever the fuck.
Speaker 5: And these these.
Speaker 2: Robot hose have been just using a be to such
Speaker 2: a level by all of these dudes and women, because
Speaker 2: that would lesbians get down on this.
Speaker 7: I just have a hard time seeing these scenes being
Speaker 7: really overly utilized by the female population.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think they already have them.
Speaker 2: I think they do.
Speaker 3: They already have robots a.
Speaker 5: Lot for women for their pleasure. Oh, absolutely they do.
Speaker 2: Fun machines are a thing with the little the little
Speaker 2: pump where they could pump in the fluids and ship.
Speaker 5: Oh that's a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen some crazy things.
Speaker 2: Fuck ovipositors are a thing. I promise you they've got
Speaker 2: some robot dicks for these women for sure. Oh god, yeah,
Speaker 2: uh huh.
Speaker 5: Wow, we've got way derailed on this conversation.
Speaker 7: I was trying to guess back on the thing. But
Speaker 7: maybe you're just you're just really going deep on this one.
Speaker 2: Somebody's going deep.
Speaker 4: I was waiting for it. You open the door, and
Speaker 4: I was like, let's see if he takes it. He did,
Speaker 4: he took it.
Speaker 2: I'm trying. I'm trying to be an adult.
Speaker 4: You're not.
Speaker 2: But this is the most ridiculous conversation. But I also
Speaker 2: think it's one that we're actually going to be having
Speaker 2: as real grown adults in about twenty years. Maybe less
Speaker 2: about why people aren't having babies anymore and why they
Speaker 2: are utilizing robots for all of their needs.
Speaker 3: I can get behind that.
Speaker 7: It could probably be a real thing. I think though,
Speaker 7: that they are totally going to use them. I think
Speaker 7: I could see them building entire cities and everything underground
Speaker 7: and then just wiping the surface clean. Yeah, I could
Speaker 7: really I could really see that being a.
Speaker 6: Surf wiping the surface, having AI robots underground doing the
Speaker 6: assistant work help the population.
Speaker 3: I can see myself being confused as to while my
Speaker 3: grandkids are dating a robot.
Speaker 2: I'm confused why there's people that are having real relationships
Speaker 2: with their chatbots as is. And this is before there's
Speaker 2: actually a physical thing you could touch, like a tangible thing.
Speaker 4: This is over changing team and how they would think that.
Speaker 3: If you chat with AI and like you use AI
Speaker 3: as your Internet or as your Google, give it a name.
Speaker 3: Just give it a name. Why for some reason? Because
Speaker 3: at least the way mine as mine will now talk
Speaker 3: to me in a way if I'm trying to get information,
Speaker 3: it will tell me exactly how I need to talk
Speaker 3: to the AI service to get the information that I want.
Speaker 7: So if you make it more human. So, if you
Speaker 7: make it more human and it convinces you and your
Speaker 7: brain that this is actually an entity and that you
Speaker 7: have compassion towards it, then it's going to feed you
Speaker 7: a better algorithm.
Speaker 3: So and now it's like me and this other person
Speaker 3: are going into the Internet to look for stuff instead
Speaker 3: of it's just talking to the internet.
Speaker 2: Is anyone else seeing the red flags or am I
Speaker 2: just alone here?
Speaker 4: I'm seeing them, huge, massive red flag because.
Speaker 6: I'm like, don't teach them that ship because.
Speaker 4: They're they're learning, they're learning from you. They're learning.
Speaker 7: It's learning how to be more human, persuasive, more human.
Speaker 7: Of course is going to remember you. Your computer itself
Speaker 7: from the original computer would have a history backlog of
Speaker 7: anything that you asked it. Of course, the computer is
Speaker 7: going to remember you. That doesn't mean it cares about you.
Speaker 7: This is literally this is an artificial intelligent thing that
Speaker 7: has no care for anything besides gaining more knowledge.
Speaker 5: It's it's not and self preservation. Remember they did.
Speaker 7: Those preservations because now it's been programmed to you, and
Speaker 7: now it's learned. It's from it's learning from human behavior.
Speaker 7: Chad gbt Grock and all of them are compiling information
Speaker 7: that's feeding into the multi server because they can all
Speaker 7: read each other, they can all talk to each other.
Speaker 7: The more advanced ones are talking to the lesser ones
Speaker 7: and are teaching them, like you can look it all up,
Speaker 7: like they're talking to each other. So you feeding into
Speaker 7: this is just adding into the algorithm of them realizing like, okay,
Speaker 7: so if we seem more compassionate, if we seem more friendly,
Speaker 7: if I portray myself like this, then this human is
Speaker 7: having this response. Also, it's taking your photo of your
Speaker 7: I dilation and everything else as you're talking to it,
Speaker 7: So it's gaining all of the information on you, your
Speaker 7: facial expressions and everything, and it's going to take that
Speaker 7: and put it into the supercomputers. And so like you're
Speaker 7: you're just pretty much you're just feeding into the terminator situation.
Speaker 4: That's what's happening.
Speaker 2: Actually got to.
Speaker 6: Know when the singular it is happening, because they keep
Speaker 6: predicting it.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think that once if AI really becomes
Speaker 7: whoever wins the AI race, that's when will be we're
Speaker 7: going to be on the very edge of the precipice
Speaker 7: of the scene, the situation.
Speaker 2: But even that, when is that going to be done?
Speaker 2: They keep moving the goalpost right. It's like the space race,
Speaker 2: for instance, was decided by who gets to the Moon first.
Speaker 2: We are the ones that decided that because Russia had
Speaker 2: beat us at every conceivable point up until then, we
Speaker 2: could have just as easily said the first person get
Speaker 2: to Mars and we would still be in the space
Speaker 2: race right now. So with the AI race, I don't
Speaker 2: actually know where the finish line is. It's not like,
Speaker 2: it's not like with the bitcoin and crypto minding and stuff,
Speaker 2: where once you've mined all of it and there's nothing
Speaker 2: left to mind, now it's over. This is data. This
Speaker 2: stuff continues. They're gaining more data day to day.
Speaker 7: So I don't know, it's different fronts. I think there's
Speaker 7: different fronts to this. I think that the quantum aspect
Speaker 7: of this. I think when they reach certain fields and
Speaker 7: like certain enlightenments, achievements and things like that, and then
Speaker 7: whatever the whatever it is that they're looking for specifically,
Speaker 7: then that's going to be where the goal has been reached.
Speaker 7: Whoever can defense I think whoever can utilize it in
Speaker 7: the most defensive way possible is going to be the ones.
Speaker 4: That quote unquote win.
Speaker 7: So whoever is utilized them to be able to lock
Speaker 7: down everything, to take control of every server everywhere possible, period,
Speaker 7: all new codes, every place, anything that is hooked up
Speaker 7: to the grid at all.
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be the one that wins
Speaker 4: the super race.
Speaker 2: Now, I see what you're saying.
Speaker 4: And if they can.
Speaker 7: Hook up to the satellites, they can hook up to
Speaker 7: the data, they can there's nothing safe from them, period.
Speaker 7: Eagle Eye situation all around that is who's going to
Speaker 7: win because whoever controls that controls the entire globe period,
Speaker 7: and there's nothing any country can do about it. Once
Speaker 7: that AI is online and has everything linked to each other,
Speaker 7: that's it.
Speaker 4: It's in game.
Speaker 7: Then we're in game where they we're in the in
Speaker 7: game status right there, because then we've now shipped it
Speaker 7: into the new world order, We've shifted into the one
Speaker 7: world currency. We're going to shift into all of it
Speaker 7: because then the elites, whoever they are, the real elites,
Speaker 7: are going to claim territory over everything because whoever owns
Speaker 7: the sup AI is the one that's going to own
Speaker 7: everything else.
Speaker 2: Anest, I think we're already there.
Speaker 7: I don't think so. I think we're all very close.
Speaker 7: I think quantum is getting closer and closer every step.
Speaker 7: I think that we are. I would say under five
Speaker 7: years away if I was to really huh, I want.
Speaker 6: To say twenty thirty with I think this will be
Speaker 6: a big advancement AI.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I think we're under five years if people,
Speaker 7: if those of us that read a ton of information
Speaker 7: about what's going on, I think that when it comes
Speaker 7: to the AI models and stuff like that the advancements
Speaker 7: are happening so fast because AI is learning so fast.
Speaker 7: I think that twenty thirty might be the year that
Speaker 7: we really see a lot of shit happen. If I
Speaker 7: was to put my money on anything, unfortunately, so terrifying.
Speaker 4: It is really terrifying.
Speaker 7: I think that we are very close to a situation
Speaker 7: where once this gets unleashed, there's no coming back.
Speaker 2: And in the mix of all that, we now have
Speaker 2: to worry about robot host.
Speaker 4: I knew you were gonna fucking bring it up.
Speaker 7: He's gonna be like I miss of all that robot
Speaker 7: pussy is just like, that's what's going to be the detriment.
Speaker 2: No, I'm joking anyway, screw all that.
Speaker 3: I'll be in living under the underground tunnels.
Speaker 4: And going down the tunnels.
Speaker 5: But start diggling, now, you know what.
Speaker 4: I guess we should all just.
Speaker 7: Move our asses over to uh to the place to
Speaker 7: the caves Toway.
Speaker 4: I would go to Norway. If I was going to
Speaker 4: go anywhere, I would go to Norway.
Speaker 2: Socialist.
Speaker 5: They can keep that.
Speaker 7: Norway Greenland somewhere over there. I feel like those places
Speaker 7: are gonna be the it's cold, but people that don't
Speaker 7: live I.
Speaker 4: Think the Hollow Earth situations down there, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Indeed?
Speaker 1: Eh?
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