Speaker 1: Okay, the hell of a drug.
Speaker 2: Audi Everyone, Happy Thursday, July twenty third, coming to you
Speaker 2: live from the Dancing Elephant Bookstore. Sorry for that that
Speaker 2: long intro. I was actually getting some elongated head if
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, just kidding, was pulling up
Speaker 2: Paul Cook. As they say, for those who know, shout out,
Speaker 2: shout out Paul. We're just having some fun. But elongated skulls,
Speaker 2: long heads, that's what we're talking about. The long heads,
Speaker 2: elongated skulls, deformed crania, artificial cranial deformation, all these different
Speaker 2: names for pretty much the same concept. There were some
Speaker 2: people all across this earth in ancient times, in all
Speaker 2: different corners of the Earth, who either shaped their heads
Speaker 2: in a strange way or were actually born that way.
Speaker 2: So there's some controversy about what we're talking about tonight,
Speaker 2: huge controversy because we know these heads exist all over
Speaker 2: We know these heads exist all over the place, but
Speaker 2: the debate is whether some of them were actually born
Speaker 2: that way, and there's some evidence to that. But uh yeah,
Speaker 2: so elongated skulls. Most people when they hear of this,
Speaker 2: they think of Peru. I think is probably most famous
Speaker 2: for having you know, elongated skulls like that, but uh,
Speaker 2: what's going on with you? And how familiar are you
Speaker 2: with elongated skols?
Speaker 1: So it was funny because I thought I were gonna
Speaker 1: be talking about giants today.
Speaker 2: Oh real quick, one, I think your audio might be
Speaker 2: on the wrong setting or something.
Speaker 1: How about now perfect?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 1: So what I was saying was that I thought we
Speaker 1: were talking about giants today. So I did like some
Speaker 1: research on giants and I was reading of but yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm not very I know about them because
Speaker 1: I had Brian Forrester on my show Once Upon a
Speaker 1: Time episode Oh well like four, I want to say,
Speaker 1: like a long time ago, and h he has talked
Speaker 1: a lot about the the elongated skulls and it's obviously
Speaker 1: tied to ancient aliens the nephlum, and in my opinions,
Speaker 1: it is kind of tied to giants really if you
Speaker 1: look at it. And I want to pull up this
Speaker 1: example that I found. Dude, I don't know if you've
Speaker 1: seen this, but this is a rendition of what some
Speaker 1: ancient skulls used to look like. I don't know if you've.
Speaker 2: Hang on, hang on, yep.
Speaker 1: This is the example on the left is an ancient
Speaker 1: Florida man elongated skull rendition of what one would have
Speaker 1: looked like. So, yeah, I thought it was really interesting.
Speaker 1: It kind of kind of looks like you a little bit. Bro.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Hey man?
Speaker 2: You know something about order might shape people into that.
Speaker 2: But you know, damn, why why my barber got to
Speaker 2: push my ship back like that?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 2: Why my why my barber did me dirty like that?
Speaker 1: Bro? Ahright here we go. That's that's good, it's good. Serious.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I've I've learned about them.
Speaker 2: Let's see the one on the right. Let's see the
Speaker 2: one on the right.
Speaker 1: That's my cousin Pedro.
Speaker 2: Bro, that's Obama.
Speaker 1: Don't be making fun of him. Bro. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: this is? It had to have been painful, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: the actual the artificial manipulation of the brain. I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess they start when they're small, right, But it
Speaker 1: couldn't have been comfortable. I mean, it starts out as
Speaker 1: as as I guess. The Wikipedia page says as an infant.
Speaker 2: But yeah, well you're exactly right. Well on some of
Speaker 2: I think if you knew what you were doing, I
Speaker 2: think it would kind of be like you wouldn't really
Speaker 2: notice if if from your you know, if you were
Speaker 2: very very young when they started doing this too, Like
Speaker 2: many Native Americans were put on a flat board or
Speaker 2: a headboard. Sometimes it was like a backpack type thing.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it just sit them down on it, almost like
Speaker 2: a baby a little crib, you know, just to leave
Speaker 2: the baby alone for a while, down on a flat board.
Speaker 2: Sometimes just that just being hooked up to that board
Speaker 2: would shape their head like this.
Speaker 1: Oh I got you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we're gonna we're gonna see some of these.
Speaker 1: Because when you have kids, they tell you, right, the
Speaker 1: tummy time is meant to make sure that their head
Speaker 1: doesn't get flat on the back of it, because they
Speaker 1: leave them on their back a lot and a lot
Speaker 1: of neglect. The babies. Will they get that where Yeah,
Speaker 1: it does shape and permanently can alter the back of
Speaker 1: their head. So yeah, I guess yeah, it's it's pretty
Speaker 1: it's pretty bad.
Speaker 2: But there are other types one so I think probably
Speaker 2: the most common type we see in America among Native
Speaker 2: Americans is the board, the flattening board or the there's
Speaker 2: a word for it, it's But in other cultures they
Speaker 2: do head binding, and the head binding is very dangerous.
Speaker 2: It's very very dangerous, high mortality rate, and that actually
Speaker 2: makes the eyes bulge out when they do that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the head board.
Speaker 1: Is this what you're talking about, like this little backpack
Speaker 1: thing yep, being up against that yep. So this one
Speaker 1: here after head's binding though, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the the binding gives more of almost like
Speaker 2: a pineapple shape or like a cone shape at the top,
Speaker 2: but on the left there far left go down. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that one that is the that is.
Speaker 1: More of a oh they got the whole that up
Speaker 1: here da yep.
Speaker 2: That's the thing that shapes the back and the front
Speaker 2: of the head. And I've got a lot of examples
Speaker 2: of this. I've got a whole slide show we're going
Speaker 2: to go through. But whoa, that one flattens the front
Speaker 2: and the back and that was purposefully to shape the head.
Speaker 2: The other ones, I think sometimes happen just by accident
Speaker 2: where that's what that's what they put their kids in
Speaker 2: and it shaped their head a certain way.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But like I said, we're also going to see the
Speaker 2: binding where they kind of wrap the head with something
Speaker 2: like you know, the Chinese would do the foot binding
Speaker 2: just like that. It's very it can be very brutal
Speaker 2: you know. Yeah, yeah, on the right, on the right there,
Speaker 2: that's an example of the binding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can get into like the I guess really,
Speaker 1: because I'm sure there's a sort of they're they're finding
Speaker 1: either their gods or something that look like this. Are
Speaker 1: they emulating some sort of like hierarchy where royalty would
Speaker 1: have a sort because if you look at some of
Speaker 1: the pharaohs, they kind of sort of also have that
Speaker 1: elongated head. It could be the headwear, right, but also
Speaker 1: there's been speculation where they also had elong elongated heads
Speaker 1: to kind of emulate the gods, right, some sort of royalty.
Speaker 2: If you will total here, let me export this slideshow
Speaker 2: I've got.
Speaker 1: Yes is gnarly dude. Wait. I had Brian Forrester on
Speaker 1: I think it was episode six, Bro. It was a
Speaker 1: long time ago, and he's super deep into this elongated
Speaker 1: skull thing. And I guess it kind of runs in
Speaker 1: the ancient alien crowd as well, because I mean, if
Speaker 1: you were to look at this without really knowing anything,
Speaker 1: it kind of has that gray bow his head sort
Speaker 1: of look to it, right, So it makes you think,
Speaker 1: did they see the gray aliens with the bulbous heads
Speaker 1: and want to like, hey, look, they came down the sky,
Speaker 1: gods came down in a metal bird, and then we
Speaker 1: want to they gave us all this technology, they showed
Speaker 1: us things that we didn't have. We want to be like.
Speaker 2: Them, right, So yeah, there's something to that. So we've
Speaker 2: talked about the flattening, the binding, but the real controversy
Speaker 2: stems from, especially over in South America and meso America.
Speaker 2: Some of these skulls do not have the same sutures.
Speaker 2: Natural sutures were kind of the division in the skull
Speaker 2: bones that humans do. So, you know, like all humans
Speaker 2: have a belly button, right, if it doesn't have a
Speaker 2: belly button, something's up right. If if you don't have fingerprints,
Speaker 2: something's up right. If you don't have a sagital suture
Speaker 2: down the middle of the head, which is where your
Speaker 2: skull gets. So have you ever noticed this thing, this
Speaker 2: line down your lip? You know, have you ever noticed
Speaker 2: how some people have cleft lips or a hair lip? Right,
Speaker 2: it's probably the most common birth defect in the world.
Speaker 2: It's often associated with premature birth right, and that's because
Speaker 2: it's the last thing to form. It's one of the
Speaker 2: last things to be tied together. Is the front of
Speaker 2: the head, and you know, so basically there's a stitch
Speaker 2: that goes through the body. Have you ever noticed why
Speaker 2: the hair runs down, you know this at the center
Speaker 2: of your chest and kind of a line. You have
Speaker 2: a happy trail. Not to be a leude here.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, yeah, exactly. The guccher the suture.
Speaker 1: Does also have a suture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess, so you tell me one of all
Speaker 2: the ones that you see.
Speaker 1: I think so, I think there is a little ridge
Speaker 1: that goes down and I mean, you're ass crack right.
Speaker 1: It's it's a freakin' it's it's right down the middle.
Speaker 2: Of the body exactly. That that's basically the final stitch
Speaker 2: that goes on and and in the skeleton. There's a
Speaker 2: similar thing in the skull especially, and that's why when
Speaker 2: you're a kid, when you're a baby, it's all very
Speaker 2: soft up there. You can you can imprint a child's
Speaker 2: skull very easily.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: That's it's like almost like do right, and so that
Speaker 2: that suture is still very soft. But basically there are some.
Speaker 1: Can you hear me, okay, bro? Some people are saying
Speaker 1: my audio is low.
Speaker 2: It might be a little low. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can only hear you how about now?
Speaker 2: So good to me. There are some of these skulls
Speaker 2: that do not have the same sutures as human beings,
Speaker 2: which is perplexing. It's a it's a huge mystery. So
Speaker 2: I think that I think that one might be an
Speaker 2: example of that.
Speaker 1: You talk about this line in the back here where
Speaker 1: it kind of it's got a four right, it's four
Speaker 1: different pieces. What's it called? Would you call it? Earlier?
Speaker 2: There's a sagital suture.
Speaker 1: So let's check out here the so you're talking about
Speaker 1: this thing here right, the the suture sagital this one yeah,
Speaker 1: mm hmm, this would be towards.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, there are some elongated skulls that do not
Speaker 2: have that really stitch yep, and I think Brian Forrester
Speaker 2: talks about them. Another significant thing is that there have
Speaker 2: been a couple of these skulls found in U two ro,
Speaker 2: meaning a woman died while pregnant and her unborn child
Speaker 2: had an elongated skull which wasn't born yet couldn't have
Speaker 2: been shaped or flattened into that.
Speaker 1: Well, so I'm gonna push back on that because if
Speaker 1: the canal is kind of elongated too, and if it
Speaker 1: got stuck in the canal, it would have formed the
Speaker 1: skull because and don't laugh at me, I was a
Speaker 1: conehead baby, okay, because I was too big in the womb,
Speaker 1: so I had to have the little boots because my feet,
Speaker 1: my feet were touching my shin. They were all the
Speaker 1: way up and my feet were all the way up,
Speaker 1: so I had to wear little special boots and a
Speaker 1: little special hat to shape my head back. So I
Speaker 1: think I was actually born with an elongated skull. Bro Okay,
Speaker 1: no jokes. I'm being one hundred percent stars round. I
Speaker 1: was born and I had a little helmet, and that's
Speaker 1: why my head is kind of shape funny.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, okay, that explains a lot. Uh Well,
Speaker 2: Dennis here this is a good comment. He says, the
Speaker 2: CC of brain is different. This is another good point.
Speaker 2: When you take a regular human skull and bind it
Speaker 2: or flatten it, the cranial capacity CC doesn't change very much.
Speaker 2: So basically you take it, you take a circle, you
Speaker 2: take a sphere, and you shape it into a new shape.
Speaker 2: It's still the same amount of mass or you know,
Speaker 2: internal capacity, right, You're just reshaping it, stretching it out.
Speaker 2: It might look longer, might look bigger, but you're actually
Speaker 2: just stuck with the same amount, right, Well, some of
Speaker 2: these skulls the yeah, some of those well, some of
Speaker 2: the ones that just like that are so big that
Speaker 2: they have one and a half the capacity, sometimes more
Speaker 2: than that, And so that's a clear distinction. To your point, Juan,
Speaker 2: are some humans just doing this because it's a memory
Speaker 2: of some ancient race or some ancient ancest or some
Speaker 2: ancient visitor, Right, that's good evidence for that, the lack
Speaker 2: of a future, the increased capacity, things like that. So
Speaker 2: but here, let's go through the slideshow.
Speaker 1: How my kids came to my door?
Speaker 2: All good man, All right, here, let's run through this.
Speaker 1: And I brought up that picture of that cow because
Speaker 1: just because your skull is bigger doesn't necessarily mean your
Speaker 1: brain is bigger, right, I mean that, uh right, that's right,
Speaker 1: because if you're thinking like, oh, it'll make me smarter
Speaker 1: because my brain is bigger, these skulls have a higher capacity.
Speaker 1: But if you look at a cow, it's got a
Speaker 1: huge skull. Maybe I don't know if the cranial area
Speaker 1: is different. Again, I'm not an expert, but their brain
Speaker 1: is not that big. Tauruses be like, yeah, pretty much
Speaker 1: just eating all day.
Speaker 2: Yep, Taurus archetype.
Speaker 1: Dude. It's funny, right because my wife doesn't believe in
Speaker 1: any of that stuff. And my second son is a
Speaker 1: Taurus and he eats like no tomorrow, and my first
Speaker 1: son does not eat as much as my second one,
Speaker 1: and my second one is a Taurus. So and I
Speaker 1: was like, hey, rest torrant, that's where that comes from. Taurus.
Speaker 1: I was like, you obviously don't watch the Old World
Speaker 1: Florida channel.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I guess elongated skulls and cranial deformation found all
Speaker 2: over the world and in Florida. Get that you didn't
Speaker 2: know that unless you unless you watch my channel, no
Speaker 2: one talks about that elongated skulls in Florida. And also
Speaker 2: we were probably gonna touch on ancient brain surgery in Florida.
Speaker 2: That's a real thing that actually happened. And then we
Speaker 2: may talk about things like you know, Juan mentioned giants.
Speaker 2: Giants and the elongated skulls kind of go hand in hand.
Speaker 2: Another thing that's often mentioned alongside elongated skulls is double
Speaker 2: rowed double rows of teeth, Like there's these legends of monsters,
Speaker 2: giants with two rows of teeth.
Speaker 1: And has that been so you said, has that been
Speaker 1: confirmed that these elongated school has have two rows of teeth.
Speaker 2: Some of them, a few of them, And there's one
Speaker 2: instance of that from Florida.
Speaker 1: Actually that plays directly into biblical literature where the We're
Speaker 1: said to have had two rows of teeth. A lot
Speaker 1: of these skulls also have red hair, which is interesting. Right,
Speaker 1: and then what exactly is a giant? Is a giant
Speaker 1: like tall in stature, or maybe they're tall because their
Speaker 1: head is so fricking big, right, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: you can anything else anyways.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when we talk about the Tumukia Indians, we're gonna
Speaker 2: bring that up about how the long head may have
Speaker 2: given the illusion of being taller than your you know,
Speaker 2: if your shoulder and shoulder with someone, but their head
Speaker 2: goes up an extra six inches.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: So, most famously we hear about most people who've heard
Speaker 2: of elongated skulls probably know that they come from Peru.
Speaker 2: Peru's probably the most famous for producing elongated skulls. Not
Speaker 2: not that that's what, not that that's what Peru's most
Speaker 2: famous for, but of all the places that produce elongated skulls.
Speaker 2: Peru's probably most well known for it, the Parakis skulls.
Speaker 2: So when we think of Peru, we think of Inca
Speaker 2: a lot of times, but the Parakis culture, their smaller territory,
Speaker 2: was kind of encompassed by the larger Inca territory. I
Speaker 2: think the Inca came later, but the Parakis culture is specifically,
Speaker 2: you know, notable for having all these different skull shapes,
Speaker 2: especially the elongated ones really really big. Some of them
Speaker 2: have those that weird like double like heart shape, almost
Speaker 2: like a butt where it's like two brains coming out
Speaker 2: of one head like. But so there's the if you
Speaker 2: don't know what where the Parractice culture is practice peninsula there.
Speaker 2: And you know, Juan mentioned some of them have red hair.
Speaker 2: That's true that one has more brownish hair. But something
Speaker 2: else I've heard people say is that hair turns red
Speaker 2: over time, a lot of it. So a lot of
Speaker 2: mummies look like they have red hair, but it's not
Speaker 2: always the case. But who knows. I'm not a I'm
Speaker 2: not an archaeologist or anything, but h okay, and yeah,
Speaker 2: there you see the long type. You see almost like
Speaker 2: a giant, big extra you know, look at the cheekbones
Speaker 2: on this one compared to the others. That thing's huge,
Speaker 2: and you see these more bulbous types like mega mind types,
Speaker 2: all right, and then just moving over in Argentina they
Speaker 2: find similar stuff. So this is very very far south,
Speaker 2: like we're almost towards Antarctica, okay, and we're seeing skulls
Speaker 2: like this. So this really was spread all over the world,
Speaker 2: and the South Pole is actually going to play a
Speaker 2: pretty interesting role in one of these little rabbit holes.
Speaker 1: So that's obviously a baby school, right, like that's a child,
Speaker 1: an infant.
Speaker 2: On the left, yeah, I don't know, I don't think so. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think so. But that's in Argentina. And on
Speaker 2: the bottom right there, that's Argentina as well. That's the
Speaker 2: more traditional like long long skull shape. And on the
Speaker 2: left you see that I'm gonna call it mega mind shape.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can call it the star child shape. I
Speaker 2: think a lot of people know Lloyd Pie who kind
Speaker 2: of got famous for his Star Child discovery. This skull
Speaker 2: that to your point on about this one looking like
Speaker 2: a child, I don't know if it is, but the
Speaker 2: Star Child was like a you know, alien skull looked
Speaker 2: like an alien but they say it was a kid
Speaker 2: with some deformities, you know, big controversy. But so in
Speaker 2: Argentina we see the same stuff, which is pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Not many people can kind of list off the the cultures.
Speaker 2: Not many people know. I don't know the culture. I
Speaker 2: don't know anything about the ancient cultures from over here.
Speaker 2: But they had elongated skulls. So now moving over pretty
Speaker 2: far to China. This is these are all from China.
Speaker 2: So yep. On the left that a skull from China.
Speaker 2: In the bottom right, that is a ancient, you know, statue,
Speaker 2: ancient statue from China. I think of a hun. So
Speaker 2: the hun. I think we're you know, sweeping into China
Speaker 2: and stuff. But that's a more European looking guy in
Speaker 2: China in ancient times. And that it looks like is
Speaker 2: more the product of binding because of that shape. And
Speaker 2: you know, he's even got the headband on there as
Speaker 2: an adult. Maybe that was a cultural thing to just
Speaker 2: keep him on all the time. But now in the
Speaker 2: top right, there is a very interesting character from Chinese mythology. Okay,
Speaker 2: this guy Juan, take take a guess with with this
Speaker 2: guy's nickname.
Speaker 1: Is ah Dick had or something stupid dumb long head
Speaker 1: something wrong.
Speaker 2: Two me too long. But uh, basically that guy is
Speaker 2: named he's like the South Pole God or something like
Speaker 2: that Old Man of the South Pole. He's like the
Speaker 2: Santa Claus of the South Pole. Wow to the to
Speaker 2: the Chinese. Yeah, look that up, sarch that one please,
Speaker 2: Old Man of the South Pole.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got it here.
Speaker 2: Bang dang our we too low?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we too. That's a good one too. Uh. The
Speaker 1: Old Man of the South Pole also called the Old
Speaker 1: Immortal Old the South Pole Xiang of Longevity. Star of
Speaker 1: Longevity is a Taoist uh deification of Canopus. So the
Speaker 1: brightest star in the southern constellation of Karina and the
Speaker 1: second brightest star in the night sky. The brightest star
Speaker 1: of the constellation of Karina is that the dog Karina
Speaker 1: right constellation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: He is typically portrayed with long white hair and a beard,
Speaker 1: a protruding forehead, and a healthy pink complexion. So kind again, Mary,
Speaker 1: like your jolly Like Santa Claus. His right hand often
Speaker 1: holds a peach and left hand a walking staff with
Speaker 1: a calibash gord, which is a I believe it's a
Speaker 1: it's not a fruit.
Speaker 2: Right, it's it's like it's like a squash, a vegetable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what they used to make pipes out of. Calabash,
Speaker 2: is what they make like the Sherlock Holmes pipes out of.
Speaker 1: I think remember when we talked about the Puerto Rican
Speaker 1: uh story of creation and it came forth, reality came
Speaker 1: forth from one of these things, which is set to
Speaker 1: contain the elixir of life. He can also be portrayed
Speaker 1: as writing a crane a deer, often accompanied by disciples.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it just depends on where you see him. Right,
Speaker 1: look at this, this is the one that you're talking
Speaker 1: about here.
Speaker 2: What an interesting what's the association with the South Pole?
Speaker 2: See if it says.
Speaker 1: That so because he's identification of the star in the
Speaker 1: South Pole the Karina constellation, which is yeah, okay it yeah,
Speaker 1: so it's.
Speaker 2: Well, keep reading read the legend part.
Speaker 1: According to legend, the old Man of the South Pole
Speaker 1: was once a sickly boy named Zao Yang who had
Speaker 1: been predicted to die when he was nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: He was therefore advised to visit a certain field and
Speaker 1: bring with him a jar of wine and dried meat.
Speaker 1: In that field, he would find two men intent on
Speaker 1: playing checkers under a tree. He should offer them wine
Speaker 1: and meat, but should avoid answering their questions. Xiao Yang
Speaker 1: followed the advice, and when the two men had consumed
Speaker 1: the meat in the wine, they decided to thank him
Speaker 1: by exchanging the figures of his life expectancy from nineteen
Speaker 1: to ninety one. Later, he was told that one of
Speaker 1: the two men was the star of the North Pole,
Speaker 1: which fixes the date of birth of the men, and
Speaker 1: the other star of the South Pole, which fixes the
Speaker 1: date of death. Huh.
Speaker 2: Interesting, So we got a little like Kaba law like
Speaker 2: numerology going on and some astrology. Yeah, they switched, they
Speaker 2: swapped the digits on his date. And then then and.
Speaker 1: What is the Bible? Doesn't the Bible say something about
Speaker 1: the Is it the devil is in the South Pole
Speaker 1: or he resides in the North Pole? I could be
Speaker 1: getting around because people connect Santo with Satan, right, That's
Speaker 1: always been a connection. And I'm not sure. I don't
Speaker 1: remember now it's the South Pole or the North Pole
Speaker 1: and is supposed to come.
Speaker 2: Down from I don't know. I don't remember that.
Speaker 1: Because what constellation is that if you're like in the north,
Speaker 1: what star is that the North Star. Isn't that like
Speaker 1: the gateway stars in cancer, which is the gateway right
Speaker 1: kind of?
Speaker 2: Yeah, which would makes sense.
Speaker 1: Hmm, it would make sense that that's where the soul
Speaker 1: goes to again, either reincarnate or go wherever it goes.
Speaker 1: But yeah, pretty isn't it.
Speaker 2: Isn't it crazy that the Chinese had like a concept
Speaker 2: of the South Pole. They're pretty far from the South Pole?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and again it depends on which model
Speaker 1: of the earth you fall, right, if it's if it's round,
Speaker 1: or if it's flatten or yeah, or it could be elongated.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's the whole that's the secret. So definitely, and
Speaker 1: you you wowed at something here was the meat and
Speaker 1: the wine.
Speaker 2: No, that's when I saw the nineteen to ninety one.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I gotcha, I gotcha. So yeah, that's a.
Speaker 2: Keep scrolling down, see if there's anything else in culture.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much what he talks about. So, according to
Speaker 1: folkal legends of white snake spirit bodies, once went to
Speaker 1: the kive with the old man in the south pulled
Speaker 1: the steel medicinal herbs and the Dallas. The Dallas were alchemists, man,
Speaker 1: there were some of the early alchemists and they actually yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of semen retention. There is a Dallas homunculus
Speaker 1: I talk about where they did some sort of meditation
Speaker 1: to try and project this little golden man into the
Speaker 1: world in order to escape the incarnation. And uh, they
Speaker 1: were actually during this time in China, they were speaking
Speaker 1: of skulls and like bodily fluids. I guess you could
Speaker 1: say they they would use various h how do I
Speaker 1: say this parts of the body medicinally and I'll pull
Speaker 1: up a list of all those.
Speaker 2: Chinese body Okay, well, here, since you bring that up.
Speaker 2: While you're bringing that up, so since you bring up
Speaker 2: that topic the very next slide I had here, tell
Speaker 2: me what you think of this one. Have you ever
Speaker 2: heard of the ashnisha? I think that's how I said.
Speaker 1: Yeah. When I was on with Duncan Trussell and Kurt
Speaker 1: Mesker this yesterday, they brought that up. Really yeah, oh
Speaker 1: really yeah?
Speaker 2: Interesting. Okay, I had no idea. So this is a
Speaker 2: hidden this is a very undercovered, a very neglected factor
Speaker 2: to the elongated skull thing. So I've heard some theories
Speaker 2: about how a skull would get elongated, like naturally or
Speaker 2: kind of organically through spiritual practices or just here, just
Speaker 2: one example. Kent hovind the that I think he's Baptist.
Speaker 2: He's like a fundamentalist Christian who like proves, you know,
Speaker 2: with slide shows and presentations, the Earth is only six
Speaker 2: thousand years old at most. You know, he's a young
Speaker 2: Earth guy. He's a super fundamentalist, literalist, Like he believes
Speaker 2: Noah's flood covered every single mountain, and you know, he
Speaker 2: goes through all the proof and you know, I disagree
Speaker 2: with some of his stuff, but he's a great proponent
Speaker 2: for the historicity of the Bible. Well, when I had
Speaker 2: him on my show, I asked him about elongated skulls,
Speaker 2: because he talks about giants, he talks about stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I'd never heard him talk about elongated skulls. I said,
Speaker 2: what are elongated skulls? He told me His theory was that,
Speaker 2: you know how they say your ears and your nose
Speaker 2: get longer every year. Have you ever heard that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: like old, old people have really long years, you know,
Speaker 2: long nose, long balls. But basically it's true that kind
Speaker 2: of the overall head appears to get like longer when
Speaker 2: you get older. Kent Hoven he had you know some
Speaker 2: facts back this up. I don't. He said. He thought
Speaker 2: elongated skulls were simply the people who lived to hundreds
Speaker 2: and hundreds of years old. He said that we don't
Speaker 2: know what happens to the to the skull after one
Speaker 2: hundred years, but he gave some cool examples about and
Speaker 2: this guy Hilton Hotema who wrote this book about long
Speaker 2: Life in Florida, it being you know, Florida being this
Speaker 2: special place that gives youth and beauty and vitality. He
Speaker 2: talks about how humans are designed to have multiple sets
Speaker 2: of teeth. So you have your baby teeth, you know,
Speaker 2: up until you're like eleven or twelve, you know, you
Speaker 2: still you're still growing in your adult teeth. Then you
Speaker 2: have all your adult teeth, and people think that's it. Well,
Speaker 2: sometimes people grow new teeth. Do you know about that?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: Sometimes sometimes it happens. Yep, you know, we produce wisdom
Speaker 2: teeth through through.
Speaker 1: Did you have yours removed? No?
Speaker 2: I don't need that ship. What am I gonna give
Speaker 2: it to?
Speaker 1: Some?
Speaker 2: Give it? Don't say the word, don't say the word.
Speaker 1: Give what word?
Speaker 2: We're gonna give it to some tangu, some tangu dentists
Speaker 2: to using his black magic rituals. My teeth are staying
Speaker 2: with me. Okay uh no, no tengur rituals with my teeth.
Speaker 1: Well, it's interesting that right, we were made the way
Speaker 1: we were made, but yet they take those out because
Speaker 1: they say that they don't fit in our mouths for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, or they grow a certain.
Speaker 2: And what do they call them waist teeth? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean I think there's something to that, Like you're it's
Speaker 2: a not only is it a mark of maturity. Basically,
Speaker 2: I think they may even our teeth are connected to
Speaker 2: all these different neurons and you know, a nervous system pathways.
Speaker 2: You know, your teeth each is like reflexology going on,
Speaker 2: and the teeth, each tooth is connected to a part
Speaker 2: of the body. And even like a Hebrew letter and constellations,
Speaker 2: there's all these mystical you know, sides to teeth. If
Speaker 2: you've ever heard me talk about optologists or opticians. How
Speaker 2: like freemasonry is all about stone cutting and may masonry
Speaker 2: and even carpentry and like building. Well that's almost like
Speaker 2: the last occult, not a union with the fraternal order,
Speaker 2: like a guild. It's like a craft guild. You know,
Speaker 2: all the not an ancient not ancient times, maybe ancient times,
Speaker 2: but like five hundred years ago, all the blacksmiths would
Speaker 2: get together and they'd have a guild where it's almost
Speaker 2: like a union where they look out for each other,
Speaker 2: except there's there's more like initiations into it where they
Speaker 2: can really trust each other. You know, all the blacksmiths
Speaker 2: in town can kind of be on the same page.
Speaker 2: And that's that's what freemasonry comes out of, is the
Speaker 2: stone cutter. The mason's union or the mason's guild went
Speaker 2: from operative masonry to more speculative masonry. Well, other occupations
Speaker 2: had the same thing. Masonry was just kind of like
Speaker 2: the last one or the one that that took it
Speaker 2: all the way and beat out the others.
Speaker 1: Can we talk about this? Have you ever heard of
Speaker 1: the copio cipher? Because you're talking about the freemasonic oculist, Uh,
Speaker 1: the secrets. So let me pull this up here so.
Speaker 2: They're well here, let me finish this. There's the oculists
Speaker 2: or the opticians whenever they're I think you just used
Speaker 2: the right word. That was one of the last maybe
Speaker 2: even current, maybe even still happening now because if you've
Speaker 2: ever noticed all this illuminati. You know, symbolism is like masonry.
Speaker 3: Stone, illuminati, confirmed.
Speaker 2: Pillars stairs, you know, it's all architectural. Right. Well, you'll
Speaker 2: also notice that that's like the bulk of symbolism, but
Speaker 2: so much symbolism. Maybe an equal amount or more certainly
Speaker 2: is eye eye symbolism. It's all about the the hidden eye,
Speaker 2: you know, the all seeing eye, the single eye, the
Speaker 2: eye of osiris. Illumination, right, ah, enlightenment, it's all about
Speaker 2: seeing vision, lucifer. You know, it's all about light and
Speaker 2: color and you know visibility that all comes from the reason.
Speaker 2: That's such a rich uh you know, seeing itself is
Speaker 2: kind of a useful metaphor for a lot of things.
Speaker 2: But that occupation of the people who used to work
Speaker 2: on eyes, they are responsible for many of these occult
Speaker 2: you know motifs, little eye decorations and eye tattoos and
Speaker 2: things like that. That's because the oculists and even the
Speaker 2: word occult oculist, occult, you know, it's a root word
Speaker 2: to look, you know, for the monocle, right, spectacle, right,
Speaker 2: the that uh that lens. But all right, the last
Speaker 2: one would be dentists. Dentists even had a certain type
Speaker 2: of that. It was nowhere near as you know, prevalent,
Speaker 2: but dentists had their own little guilds, and you know,
Speaker 2: they'd work secret society stuff into there, and they'd attached
Speaker 2: symbolism to their to their different different operations. So it
Speaker 2: used to be very prevalent in many, many occupations. So
Speaker 2: what were we gonna say?
Speaker 1: One, So the Copial Cipher, which because you mentioned I doctors,
Speaker 1: the Copial Cipher was this book that had been could
Speaker 1: never be deciphered, and it was undeciphered for two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty years until they introduced a It was an
Speaker 1: AI essentially to decode it, and they were able to
Speaker 1: decode it. And what it was essentially was a book
Speaker 1: on different Freemasonic rituals and writes and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: and it belonged to a secret society, the Oculist. The
Speaker 1: Oculus were a group of optomologists led by Count Frederick
Speaker 1: August van Veltheim who died in April. So anyways, these guys,
Speaker 1: it was a group of again a cultists or not
Speaker 1: I guess ocultist Freemasons, and their secret power essentially was
Speaker 1: being able to write in this code. And the better
Speaker 1: you were able to write in this code to make
Speaker 1: your writings to where no one can decipher them for
Speaker 1: over two hundred and sixty years without the use of
Speaker 1: an AI computer. That was the sleight of hand. And
Speaker 1: they would actually do pseudo operations where they would have
Speaker 1: the initiate be in a room and they would do
Speaker 1: a pseudo eye surgery where they'd go in with the
Speaker 1: instruments in the dark, they would cover their eyes and
Speaker 1: they would pick a single eyebrow right to Again, it
Speaker 1: was a whole ceremony essentially, is what it was. But yeah,
Speaker 1: there their whole thing was how well could you decipher things?
Speaker 1: How well could you I'm sorry, how well could you
Speaker 1: encrypt things with your writing? And even till this day,
Speaker 1: some of these writings, a lot of these a lot
Speaker 1: of these symbols, they still haven't deciphered them because they
Speaker 1: think that they are names to people or names to
Speaker 1: certain ranks or whatever. So they still some of it
Speaker 1: has not been deciphered. And again it comes from you know,
Speaker 1: because you were mentioning that. And back to the using
Speaker 1: the body right for medicine. Around the same time as
Speaker 1: that legend of the South Pole, Santa Claus, the Dallists
Speaker 1: are known for using various parts of the human body,
Speaker 1: including right, there's there's a list. And this is from
Speaker 1: a book that the Bengkaw Gungmu. And this book was
Speaker 1: written by this guy who he wrote it for like
Speaker 1: an emperor something like that, and he ended up actually
Speaker 1: collapsing from writing this book. He ended up writing the
Speaker 1: book for a very long time, and then he ended
Speaker 1: up dying from exhaustion after writing this book about all
Speaker 1: these medicinal uses for different things like human hair, human
Speaker 1: care cut off of a head, human care collected from
Speaker 1: a comb, human dandruff, earwax, feces, urine, white sediment of urine,
Speaker 1: like all these different things they use for different medicinal purposes.
Speaker 1: And it all comes back to this idea. One of
Speaker 1: my favorite legends, the melefied Man. Have you ever heard
Speaker 1: of the melefied Man. The melified man essentially was a cadaver.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, sorry, I was muted my melfad brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah except MELFI. So the melefied Man comes from this
Speaker 1: legend that essentially I believe it was a monk of
Speaker 1: some sort. He would only eat, drink, and bathe in
Speaker 1: honey for a very long time until he would eventually
Speaker 1: starve to death and they would take his body and
Speaker 1: they would submerse it in a sarcophagus full of honey,
Speaker 1: and they would see it up for a hundred years,
Speaker 1: I believe it was. And after that they would open
Speaker 1: it up and you were able to use this concoction
Speaker 1: to heal yourself. So they would take break pieces off
Speaker 1: or eat pieces of this malefied man in order to
Speaker 1: cure diseases. Or there's some legend where they say they
Speaker 1: would put it on broken bones and it would heal
Speaker 1: the bones.
Speaker 2: And it comes where comes from?
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably probably bro Maybe that's what McDonald's is doing
Speaker 1: with that sweet and sour sauce one hundred percent And
Speaker 1: it all originated from this ben ky Gengmu this book
Speaker 1: and yeah, so the donor, let's see here the origins. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and there was also Alexander the Great was reportedly preserved
Speaker 1: in a honey field sarcophagus, So maybe there's something to
Speaker 1: this guy. Kind of looks like he has an elongated head.
Speaker 2: Here a little bit, he's got a doctor longo nose.
Speaker 2: Yeah he knows, yeah, yeah, yeah, the same nose as
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great Over here guys.
Speaker 1: So yeah, the Arabs supposedly did it in seventy to
Speaker 1: eighty year. Who was willing to give their body to
Speaker 1: save others? So again, you would become sort of like
Speaker 1: a philosopher's stone if you will. And you're only so
Speaker 1: a one takes no more food or drink, only bathing
Speaker 1: and eating a little honey. So after a month is
Speaker 1: excreta or nothing but honey. Then death ensues. His compatriots
Speaker 1: placed the body in a stone coffin full of honey
Speaker 1: with an inscription YadA YadA YadA, and then they open
Speaker 1: it one hundred years later and boom, what a way
Speaker 1: to go, right, I mean, that's h And even the Dallas.
Speaker 1: The Dallas are also the ones that would do the
Speaker 1: the human mummification. Have you ever seen that? Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure they did.
Speaker 1: So where they would mummify themselves. Bro.
Speaker 2: All right, one rabbit rabbital at a time. Bro, we
Speaker 2: were let me let me process.
Speaker 1: The fucking mellified man first.
Speaker 2: Honey slugs for a sec. All right, fucking human human
Speaker 2: cinabun over here, Yeah, pretty human honeybub buy the you
Speaker 2: can buy one of these dudes at the gas station.
Speaker 2: Leave a honeybut in your car for too long and
Speaker 2: it turns into the philosopher.
Speaker 1: It turns into the philosopher's stone. Bro oh man. Yeah no,
Speaker 1: it's uh, it's a wild world out there, man, and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of weird interesting things.
Speaker 2: But yeah, well here, all right, let's try and before
Speaker 2: we get too far away from the the Chinese Santa Claus,
Speaker 2: this old man of the South Pole, you know, we're
Speaker 2: trying to kind of tackle the question is there a
Speaker 2: natural process or like an active process that can result
Speaker 2: in this type of head lengthening or expanding. Well, funny enough,
Speaker 2: the ushnisha that we were talking about for a sec
Speaker 2: this is this is the hisha. Is the bump on
Speaker 2: top of the Buddha's head. So many people false you know,
Speaker 2: mistakenly assume that the bump on top of the Buddha's
Speaker 2: head is just a bun, like a top bun or
Speaker 2: like a hairstyle. Right, well, that's not actually the case.
Speaker 2: The is a what do they call it? I think
Speaker 2: it's just a bump, cranial bump? Can you search?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got it pulled up here. So is a
Speaker 1: three dimensional oval shape perturberance, pertuberance. They're protuberance on the
Speaker 1: top of the Buddha's head. So it is one of
Speaker 1: the thirty two major mark of a spiritual enlightened being
Speaker 1: in Buddhism, symbolizing expanded wisdom, supreme spiritual authority, entertainment of enlightenment.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of like a top the crown chakra
Speaker 2: type thing.
Speaker 1: I've heard though. We was say that these are corn rolls.
Speaker 1: You ever heard that?
Speaker 2: EMM, I'm not really buying it.
Speaker 1: We was Buddhism ship, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not I'm not buying it. Look at their nostrils.
Speaker 2: I don't care what I don't. I don't care what
Speaker 2: I mean. You know some black, some Indian.
Speaker 1: People are very very black.
Speaker 2: Oh what you're saying, he can breathe a little bit,
Speaker 2: I can't breathe. Can't he breathe? No? No, there, Look
Speaker 2: at the one that I've.
Speaker 1: Got won on screen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on the left. I mean that looks almost like
Speaker 2: a European. Now, I'm not trying to I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to say the Buddha is European, but I mean he
Speaker 2: was Indian. He was something over there, central Asian. You know,
Speaker 2: far back in time, there was a lot of European
Speaker 2: looking people in North India China, like we saw, so
Speaker 2: here these are all from India or close to India.
Speaker 2: Top right. That was I think a Hun dynasty in India.
Speaker 2: And he's what's pretty interesting is if you if you
Speaker 2: know the god Shiva, you're gonna.
Speaker 1: Go on a little walk here, repayup.
Speaker 2: There, I got it. Yeah, So here here's Shiva. See Shiva.
Speaker 2: Shiva's like a supreme deity to Hinduism, right, which is
Speaker 2: older than Buddhism, is what most people say. And you'll
Speaker 2: see the crescent moon on the forehead. You see the
Speaker 2: not it's not just a bun, it's the whole skull.
Speaker 2: Is so Juan when you say earlier you asked it,
Speaker 2: could this be one group of people mimicking another, Well,
Speaker 2: it could be the Cares could be you know that
Speaker 2: that group in the top right, those are Huns, I believe.
Speaker 2: And the Huns are more or less more European. People
Speaker 2: think of them as like Asian, but they're pretty European.
Speaker 2: That's where we get the name for Hungary. You know
Speaker 2: Hungary right next to Germany. And in the top right there,
Speaker 2: I think that's a more European looking guy who that
Speaker 2: culture came into India made a big impression, and it
Speaker 2: seems that impression is kind of where they get their
Speaker 2: general description of what Shiva looks like. So Shiva, one
Speaker 2: of these supreme gods and Hinduism, looks very, very similar
Speaker 2: to this guy over here, does he not?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: So it's very unlikely that this guy that they made
Speaker 2: this guy look like Shiva. It's probably the other way around.
Speaker 2: I know people will probably disagree with that. But he's
Speaker 2: got the crescent moon and everything on his forehead, so
Speaker 2: it's the skull and the hair not on top. But really,
Speaker 2: the the important point here is that this kind of
Speaker 2: makes the argument that the extra room in the top
Speaker 2: of the head, or this expanded skull at the top
Speaker 2: is actually a symptom of enlightenment or you know, activating
Speaker 2: the brain, activating the neurons, and you know, yeah, that
Speaker 2: it actually pushes the top of the skull open. It's
Speaker 2: almost like mewing, you know, forget looks maxing. Okay, we're
Speaker 2: fucking we're books maxing over here. Okay, so what happens
Speaker 2: when you book booksmas when you yeah, god maxing fucking
Speaker 2: burst your head open. One This is almost like skull fucking.
Speaker 2: Isn't it the skull fuck method?
Speaker 1: Yeah, except except that's a.
Speaker 2: Little bit like pause.
Speaker 1: What it's a it's a more of what they call
Speaker 1: a sexual nosish magic.
Speaker 2: Now would you think it means magical thing?
Speaker 1: It's a dream recollection technology that and and all honesty,
Speaker 1: it does work, though, bro, it does actually work. So
Speaker 1: and I'm just thinking about, like write this empty space
Speaker 1: in the head enlightenment, and I brought up the don't
Speaker 1: whales use this part of their brain in the front
Speaker 1: here for their echo location and like talking to each other?
Speaker 1: Isn't that what that's used for usually? See like a
Speaker 1: dolphin in any movie or anything, you know, the the
Speaker 1: waves and beams coming out of their forehead. So almost like, hey,
Speaker 1: if we have this little open space in our head,
Speaker 1: we're able to communicate with the gods or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: And it's interesting because all this kind of sort of connects,
Speaker 1: especially Hindu mythology and all these gods where the Mahabarata
Speaker 1: and all these different stories they have like almost these
Speaker 1: extraterrestrial gods with these weapons of mass destruction, and it
Speaker 1: reminds me of aliens, right. And in the movie Cone Heads,
Speaker 1: they're what. They're aliens that come from another place and
Speaker 1: they're here trying to blend in sort of thing, and
Speaker 1: they all look like this. They got the So it's
Speaker 1: an interesting pick. Obviously they knew what they were doing
Speaker 1: in Hollywood with this and the actual because who knows.
Speaker 1: I looked up here real quick. How how were the
Speaker 1: people perceived? Right? And they were the social elite symbols
Speaker 1: of high beauty, embodiments of divine connections. And then you
Speaker 1: have the Egyptian connection with that as well, where they
Speaker 1: are look at this. I mean, this is one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Here, don't spoil it. We're gonna get to that. I
Speaker 2: got a whole slide shit going around the world, all right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know here who says this Buddhism was created
Speaker 2: by Arians? That's a fact. Wow, it's not a political Yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't know.
Speaker 1: This, like arians? What arians? Which ones?
Speaker 2: Yes? The same ones? Really the same ones? Yep, the
Speaker 2: Indo Aryan people. So from Ireland to India there was
Speaker 2: a culture that made you know, culture, I don't know
Speaker 2: if that's the right word, but a network, an ecosystem
Speaker 2: of cultures and related people who were European, you know,
Speaker 2: by today's standards, and they they came into India from
Speaker 2: the north, bringing horses, the wheel maybe even and you know,
Speaker 2: higher sciences, arts technologies. And they were called the Aryans
Speaker 2: or the Aryans and the Brahmins. So the highest cast
Speaker 2: in India is called the Brahmin cast. And their other
Speaker 2: name is the Aryan cast. So Buddhists they actually inherited
Speaker 2: that name Aryan and they used that word as well,
Speaker 2: or it's used to describe Buddhists as well. It means
Speaker 2: you know, noble intellect. But yeah, enlightened, it's like this, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like the spiritual path almost so in a way, yes,
Speaker 2: Buddhism was created by the Aryans, the Aryans who came
Speaker 2: from somewhere else. And yeah, that's even why, like I
Speaker 2: always talk about in Hebrew, in the Bible we have
Speaker 2: Abraham and Sarah, Abraham and Sarah. In Hinduism they have
Speaker 2: Brahma and Sarah Swati. Abraham and Sarah in the Bible
Speaker 2: and Hinduism Brahma and Sarah Swati. What are the odds
Speaker 2: of that? And uh, yeah, but all right, so there's
Speaker 2: an element of spiritual enlightenment maybe behind this you know,
Speaker 2: head shape and if you get more enlightened, or the
Speaker 2: more you think, I don't know what, you know, what
Speaker 2: it is you actually push the brain up, expand the
Speaker 2: skull a little bit, make more room for more brain.
Speaker 1: I guess I wonder if it like gave you permanent
Speaker 1: headaches or something, right, all that pressure, because when you
Speaker 1: get like encephalitis or whatever where the brain swells up,
Speaker 1: you get I mean, you can die from it. So
Speaker 1: I'm sure this wasn't like one hundred percent healthy.
Speaker 2: Well, and you don't know anything, Okay, you see, you're
Speaker 2: just you'res a simple small headed. Okay, you don't know
Speaker 2: the truth speaking of enlightenment. Okay, the real ultimate truth
Speaker 2: behind all this is if we're talking about arians, arians
Speaker 2: different races. We all know that the white race comes
Speaker 2: from Yakub, our grandfather, great grandfather all hell, the almighty
Speaker 2: scientist Yacub. So, guys, go lerk, look up your cube
Speaker 2: if you don't know them already. But yeah, so your
Speaker 2: cube was famous for having a big head. He had
Speaker 2: one of those more like double bull double lobe, you know,
Speaker 2: skulls butt shaped head. He got that Nicki Minaj head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 2: But yeah, Yakub was said to be a smart angry
Speaker 2: scientist who created the white race almost by accident.
Speaker 1: As I've heard this before, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Freaking science experiment. Yeah, but so they say that. They
Speaker 2: always say that this guy had a huge head for
Speaker 2: some reason, which is hilarious. But but all right, So
Speaker 2: moving on, we've got the in India, we see it
Speaker 2: and it's associated with the Buddha's enlightenment. And also Shiva
Speaker 2: has Shiva, the god has a similar head shape. People
Speaker 2: usually think it's just madded hair, but there's a cone
Speaker 2: head underneath that hair. So certain hairstyles prevents you from
Speaker 2: being able to see the shape of the head. And
Speaker 2: we're going to see that some more.
Speaker 1: I don't rather have a cone had been a boobhead
Speaker 1: like that, y'all, like a tit on your head. On
Speaker 1: that right that way, you know.
Speaker 2: Now, this is a group of Native Americans up in
Speaker 2: the Northwest. They were actually called the Flatheads, the flathead Indians,
Speaker 2: and they had a very unique head shape. So on
Speaker 2: the right there, that's from George Catlin, the very famous
Speaker 2: depictor of Native Americans. You know, artists who painted Native Americans.
Speaker 2: George Catlin, he made that. It's one painting, but I
Speaker 2: split the two people in a different different windows there
Speaker 2: on the right. But that is from George Catlin, who
Speaker 2: made very famous beautiful paintings of all all different native tribes.
Speaker 2: On the left, that's more of I forget what they
Speaker 2: call those some shit like that.
Speaker 1: I wonder that's where they got the inspiration for Predator from.
Speaker 2: Maybe. No, that was actually from a black girl at
Speaker 2: the register of a Popeyees.
Speaker 1: That was.
Speaker 2: That was actually uh all right, yeah cut that out.
Speaker 2: Can you tell you to tell your team and the
Speaker 2: tell your team in the Philippines to just edit that up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure they won't, all right, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: But the Flathead Indians, yeah, we're famous for having this
Speaker 2: head shape that was tall and long, but also very broad,
Speaker 2: so very broad as well. Let me double check where
Speaker 2: the Flathead Indians lived, Montana, Great Plains.
Speaker 1: Towards the west, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Midwest, northwest, close to there. Now, these are some skulls.
Speaker 2: If I had never heard about the Flathead Indians and
Speaker 2: I saw these skulls, I'd be like, damn, those are
Speaker 2: from Peru, clearly right, well, no, these are from the
Speaker 2: Flathead Indians. These are you know, old photograph of real
Speaker 2: skulls belonging to the flathead Indians, and those things don't
Speaker 2: really look shaped. They have that ridge on the front
Speaker 2: and the top that's some of those Peruvian ones have.
Speaker 2: But yeah, those ones don't look artificially shaped to me.
Speaker 2: But I well, you know, what do I know? But
Speaker 2: moving on this is these are Mexico. So this is
Speaker 2: all across Mexico. This is a little sample from almost
Speaker 2: every corner of Mexico. In the top right there that
Speaker 2: is a Maya statue, ancient Maya statue. You can see
Speaker 2: the huge head shape in the bottom right here, that
Speaker 2: is from I think they're called the Zappa Tech or
Speaker 2: the mixed Tech. They're closer to California. They're almost like
Speaker 2: in La almost. And you know, you see a lot
Speaker 2: of those like in Native American Mexican, like skull motifs
Speaker 2: with the jewels and like the bandana style style designs.
Speaker 2: That is an ancient version of that right there, that skull,
Speaker 2: that decorated skull pretty cool. And so that's in the
Speaker 2: top top left side, top left corner of Mexico. The
Speaker 2: Maya are over near the Yucatan Peninsula. And then on
Speaker 2: the left there oh wait, no, I think the on
Speaker 2: the left and the bottom right. I think those ones
Speaker 2: are connected. I think those are from the same culture.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong. On the left there, I think
Speaker 2: that's also northern Mexico. Yeah, more of like the desert
Speaker 2: desert part of Mexico. Top right, the Maya they're over
Speaker 2: there near the jungle.
Speaker 1: You know. You know what's interesting that you know, we
Speaker 1: talked about all the different connections and similarities throughout all
Speaker 1: these ancient cultures, and it's like, did they really come
Speaker 1: up with the same idea all at once, or did
Speaker 1: they all see the same thing or something similar? Or
Speaker 1: because it's interesting, like hey, I wonder can we like
Speaker 1: squeeze our heads enough to make it long? Who comes
Speaker 1: up with that sort of idea? And again it you know,
Speaker 1: its very long time ago. There could have been their
Speaker 1: own thing. In my opinion, they had to have seen
Speaker 1: that in order to emulate it, unless somebody was born
Speaker 1: that way and they're like, hey, this person's super smart,
Speaker 1: they have superpowers, Like we want to emulate that, Like,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and do it. But the fact that
Speaker 1: it's all over the place, uh, in different parts, that
Speaker 1: really says something. And it makes me think of the
Speaker 1: ole Mac heads because they have sort of like a
Speaker 1: helmet almost like were they trying to shape their heads
Speaker 1: in like a different way, right, like, hey, you guys
Speaker 1: are trying to get along gay, we're trying to get
Speaker 1: down low.
Speaker 2: Those are just those retard baby helmets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was thinking that. I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: They have those, babe, those down syndrome helmets.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the o mac head, right, those omech heads look
Speaker 2: like they're begging their kids, begging their parents for like
Speaker 2: ice cream or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: There's just something like juvenile and retarded about them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and I can I can definitely see that. Bro.
Speaker 2: I was I was thinking that, why why the ole
Speaker 2: mac heads got short bus energy?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And they attribute those like, oh, that's an astronaut helmet.
Speaker 1: They were wearing some sort of helmet to go into
Speaker 1: outer space, the ancient astronaut. Right, they're from somewhere else.
Speaker 1: But it might have just been a little.
Speaker 2: I think petrie dish is the word you're looking for, a.
Speaker 1: Not dure.
Speaker 2: Uh here. Mark O'Farrell gifted five Old World Florida memberships.
Speaker 2: Thanks for that, Cameron Mackley. The five dollars, says Red Scott, Irish,
Speaker 2: confirming elongation have always had a five head. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know, I've got I've got a good forehead me
Speaker 2: two three, three, four, three and a half four.
Speaker 1: The receding hairline doesn't help either. When it starts to
Speaker 1: move back just opens up that well.
Speaker 2: You know. See there's some things about like the about
Speaker 2: the looks maxing that I that I disagree with the
Speaker 2: standard for like looks maxing, and like like what's a
Speaker 2: healthy hairline?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: What people don't really talk about is a slightly receded.
Speaker 1: Hairline, like.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, bug foreheads, big, big, big, I don't know
Speaker 2: about that. Aries is the forehead sign Aries is the
Speaker 2: big forehead sign. Taurus is usually a big necks. Is
Speaker 2: usually have big necks and like shoulders, you know, like
Speaker 2: a like a bowl, you know, like the rock Dwyanne,
Speaker 2: the Rock Johnson. But so I'll give you an example. Okay,
Speaker 2: and maybe I'm coping here. Maybe this is copium you
Speaker 2: know where. But uh, when people get these hair surgeries
Speaker 2: and they fill in their corners, it makes you look
Speaker 2: dumb retarded exactly. It makes you look feminine. And having
Speaker 2: a wide, broad forehead is actually a mark of intelligence. Now, yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't want to have your hair gone. You know
Speaker 2: you don't. You don't want to be losing your hairline,
Speaker 2: but having a And there's also something about the shape
Speaker 2: of a There's a masculine shape to a hairline, and
Speaker 2: there's a feminine shape to a hairline. And when people
Speaker 2: get that hair surgery, they get the feminine, childlike shape.
Speaker 2: Now search it up. I'll show you what I mean.
Speaker 2: Search Jorge Masvidol.
Speaker 1: The UFC fighter or yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Jorge Masvidol just got his his uh his hairline filled
Speaker 2: in Oh god, like in Turkey.
Speaker 1: I see it.
Speaker 2: It is the worst one yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know I have I have a friend who
Speaker 1: actually he tattooed, so instead of getting the hair, he
Speaker 1: tattooed the hairline here, yeah, and here, and he was
Speaker 1: trying to get me to do it.
Speaker 2: Hispanic people are obsessed with that. Dude, you're tattooing the
Speaker 2: hair on, and Hispanic women tattoo their eyebrows on all
Speaker 2: the time. It's crazy. It's the worst thing you can
Speaker 2: do to your face is to tattoo your eyebrows on.
Speaker 1: And this can't be healthy either though. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: look how how much shorter his forehead is now.
Speaker 2: Dude, dude, look at the finished product. Look at look
Speaker 2: at another picture. Search for mas with all new hairline.
Speaker 2: H it's hilarious. It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: Yo, he looks like he looks like he all make
Speaker 1: heads like he looks this guy would kick our ass.
Speaker 1: But you know he looks. Yeah, it looks a little
Speaker 1: off right now, Yeah, look at him right there, dude.
Speaker 2: What he went? Yeah, he went from longo to channgo.
Speaker 1: Bro, he went, that's crazy work, dude.
Speaker 2: See when you put when you mess, when you mess
Speaker 2: with your hair like that, like, look how young? And yeah,
Speaker 2: he looks, yeah like he actually he actually looks less wise,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: I mean taking just to the face for that long
Speaker 1: also probably doesn't do you any good. So you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: but that does look funny. It looks off all you're
Speaker 1: saying it does look Yeah, you don't look better people, right.
Speaker 2: I don't think it looks better. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: the long hair isn't really helping Cohen. Everything is kind
Speaker 2: of pulled back like that. But you know, I'm a
Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a forehead truther. Okay, I'm a forehead
Speaker 2: red pillar, the foreheads everything that this comment is right,
Speaker 2: Mike Paul's right, You know phrenology is true and what
Speaker 2: you know? You this is why I don't like the
Speaker 2: looks maximine, because it hides what you're actually exhibiting. You know,
Speaker 2: our our face, our body, It is shaped by our thoughts,
Speaker 2: by our vitality. You know, your breath, your diet, the
Speaker 2: decisions you make compound into your face. So yeah, genetics
Speaker 2: is part of it. But have you ever heard of
Speaker 2: who was it Mark Twain or George orwell maybe said
Speaker 2: by fifty everyone has the face they deserve.
Speaker 1: M You know what's funny? Yeah, people who get this
Speaker 1: done and then their hair still ends up falling away
Speaker 1: and they just wasted a bunch of money in time.
Speaker 1: And did you see the guy whose forehead speaking of
Speaker 1: elongated skulls?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: What was it? This guy? Here? You see this guy?
Speaker 1: There was a guy who's this guy right here?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It all it all ties in together.
Speaker 1: Left me looking like an egg.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: You know how mad I would be. I would not
Speaker 1: want to go anywhere if this was me? Look at that, bro?
Speaker 2: What gave him that?
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk? Yeah? Yes, bro, yes, look at that. Look
Speaker 1: how he started again receding hairline. That's fine. I mean
Speaker 1: I always I don't care because I shaved my head,
Speaker 1: so it doesn't really bother me. But again, some people
Speaker 1: are so good.
Speaker 2: Bro, you got a good you got a good hairline.
Speaker 1: Bro, you're good. But this guy flat Oh it's flat cone.
Speaker 1: It's a little coney. You can't see it, but it's
Speaker 1: a little coney right there. It's all good. Though. I
Speaker 1: shaved my head. I don't really care.
Speaker 2: I got it. I got a huge widow's peak. I've
Speaker 2: had high corners since I was like eighteen. Yeah, my
Speaker 2: dad's not going anywhere. Yeah, hairline's not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: My dad goes in like that, but he doesn't, and
Speaker 1: my family doesn't really run where. You know, people get
Speaker 1: balled at the top and then have the SI. I
Speaker 1: never understood that. Like, if you're ball at the top
Speaker 1: and have hair on, just shave the whole thing, like
Speaker 1: you're gonna look good, right. I think that's just my
Speaker 1: personal opinion. But this guy looks like he got into
Speaker 1: a fight with masbital after that surgery.
Speaker 2: Yikes, damn, bro, that is have you never seen Zka heads?
Speaker 1: Oh? What is that?
Speaker 2: Search? Zekahead?
Speaker 1: Oh dude, come on, man, don't be that'll be mean.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, don't be mean, mean because these things exist.
Speaker 1: So this is from is that from the mosquito bodying people, right,
Speaker 1: giving them that disease? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, when shody suck shot too.
Speaker 1: Hard shut So this would be like another.
Speaker 2: Shody suck that suck.
Speaker 1: So hear me out, hear me out. If if somebody
Speaker 1: can be be born with a small head like this,
Speaker 1: then somebody can be born with elongated skull. How we've
Speaker 1: been seeing right, I mean if one is true, than
Speaker 1: the opposite could also be true. Right, Yikes, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: said mosquitoes do they die transfer the virus at text feople,
Speaker 1: severely stunting brain growth while leaving the skin and skull
Speaker 1: to grow dis purport. What happens to these people? Do they?
Speaker 2: What do you want for me? You want me to
Speaker 2: start the zek Ahead support fund? Yeah, guys, all all
Speaker 2: tips donated tonight are going to zeke Ahead Research research.
Speaker 1: Hey, Longo said it on me.
Speaker 2: Okay, you got my team working on it all right.
Speaker 1: So well that's one of the things of like today's
Speaker 1: culture where women get all this work done and like
Speaker 1: your babies will have the same genetics as you. So
Speaker 1: they're like, look at the Kardashians like how much work
Speaker 1: they've gotten done. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: like you know, some of them were kind of ugly
Speaker 1: at first. Yeah they look good now that's objective, but
Speaker 1: like even then, when your offspring is gonna have your
Speaker 1: original genes, so you can change the cosmetic part of it,
Speaker 1: but your gene pool is is what it is.
Speaker 2: So Kylie and Kylie and Chloe or oof.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she looked she looked really rough before, So this
Speaker 1: is what she looked like before. Again, not definitely, No, obviously.
Speaker 2: She's even after. That's even after some work on the left.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I mean, face knows everything one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: So here.
Speaker 2: These are from Mexico. You've got Maya top right, and
Speaker 2: one or two of the other is from North Mexico. Well,
Speaker 2: here we got some more super chats. Five leaf clover
Speaker 2: with the one thousand gems.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, but thank you.
Speaker 2: Ro Yeah, we're sorry. We're not taking our tops off, dude.
Speaker 2: I don't care how many tokens you throw at us.
Speaker 2: I don't care how many gems you Attitude gratitude with
Speaker 2: the nineteen ninety nine Ridgeland Farms Beatle beagle protest tomorrow
Speaker 2: at three pm Pacific time. If y'all have been following longo,
Speaker 2: then you know Cam Waters slash, christ'spiracy and his felony
Speaker 2: charges for saving beagles thirty three.
Speaker 3: Thirty three Illuminati confirmed.
Speaker 2: Sent to a chemical testing facility. Guys, go get touch,
Speaker 2: not in touch, but stay tuned to Cameron Waters on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Christ's spiracy is his other page. See what's uh, Sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm out of loop on this one. But yeah, there's
Speaker 2: basically this whole legal battle going on with this bagle
Speaker 2: testing facility. You guys remember when doctor Fauci was getting
Speaker 2: grilled in Congress and they were saying like, oh, doctor Fauci,
Speaker 2: you were in charge of this laboratory where they were
Speaker 2: plucking beagles eyes outs, eyes out and having flies bite
Speaker 2: them until they died and stuff like that. All yeah,
Speaker 2: all these terrible things and in the name of scientific research,
Speaker 2: and you know, chemical pharmaceutical testing on beagles. You know,
Speaker 2: people made a huge deal about, you know, legally Blonde
Speaker 2: the movie. Isn't that the whole movie is about dog
Speaker 2: testing chemicals on dogs.
Speaker 1: It's been a long time since I've seen that movie.
Speaker 2: Well, basically it still happens. People. People thought it's done
Speaker 2: because they made the movie. They you know, they thought, oh,
Speaker 2: it's dogs are safe now from animal testing.
Speaker 1: Huh uh No.
Speaker 2: They test vaccines on dogs, they test cosmetics on dogs,
Speaker 2: they do all this terrible ship so legally blonde too,
Speaker 2: thank you?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, and uh.
Speaker 2: So that I guess they're protesting again. They they already
Speaker 2: did two like blitz creaks on this testing facility there.
Speaker 2: They lost a court battle and they were supposed to
Speaker 2: shut down completely, but they kept. They still had dogs there.
Speaker 2: They're they're still operating in some capacity. And so these people,
Speaker 2: my friend Cam being one of them, like it's creaked,
Speaker 2: you know, bum rushed cut their way through a fence
Speaker 2: and just swarmed this facility and grabbed as many dogs
Speaker 2: as they could and you know, bolted out. And I
Speaker 2: think they did it twice, or they did two demonstrations,
Speaker 2: and I guess they're going to go to another go
Speaker 2: to another one or something. So yeah, guys, go go
Speaker 2: check up on that. Maybe you can go.
Speaker 1: I looked it up at him Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: Yeah that sounds right.
Speaker 1: I work tomorrow, so I don't think I can make it.
Speaker 2: Jay says, who cares?
Speaker 1: Who cares I work tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Who cares about the beagles?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? Well it's either that or the the
Speaker 1: re macaque monkeys? Right? Would you rather it be a
Speaker 1: dog or a monkey or a rat?
Speaker 2: M that's savage, but all right. For those who do care,
Speaker 2: please go go do something about it.
Speaker 1: Wass tomorrow holiday? No? Right, No, this guy's trolling. It's
Speaker 1: Pioneer Day tomorrow and utah, everyone gets the day off.
Speaker 1: What I don't know?
Speaker 2: That might be true?
Speaker 1: Is he trolling? It might be true. This guy's be true.
Speaker 1: He's a troll. Bro, oh at it? No hold on
Speaker 1: Pioneer Day twenty twenty six. Local celebrations in Florida include
Speaker 1: Lake Wales Pioneer Days Festival July twenty four, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Yeah tomorrow, he's not He's not lying. Yeah one, Sorry,
Speaker 1: I doubted you, bro, Sorry Elliott, I doubted you. But
Speaker 1: you are a troll. So that's why I got a
Speaker 1: double check.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's not a keing sannira one sor it's not
Speaker 2: an official an official.
Speaker 1: Yeah, either way, I gotta work. Sorry, Sorry guys.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Sorry Mexican skulls, Mexican schools. There's a pretty cool
Speaker 2: article on this one on the left. They even use
Speaker 2: the word alien search a search us up alien schools
Speaker 2: discovered in Mexico.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know if I trust that though, bro,
Speaker 1: because remember that the BC News. You remember the paper
Speaker 1: mache aliens that they tried to do like a tour
Speaker 1: with UH where they were like, hey, these are real
Speaker 1: and then it ended up being like some bullshit. So
Speaker 1: so this is from twenty twelve, December twenty first, it
Speaker 1: wasn't the world subost end that day? Wasn't that one
Speaker 1: of the Mayan calendar predictions?
Speaker 2: Another one of these, No, you gotta you got, you
Speaker 2: gotta get like the wind shut down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I know what you're talking.
Speaker 2: I don't know it's the world's ending.
Speaker 1: So archaeologists in Mexico have uncovered twenty five alien looking,
Speaker 1: alien looking human skulls with with well within a cemetery
Speaker 1: in the northwest state of Sonora. They said today, yea,
Speaker 1: some of the skulls showed a deformity, said Christina Garcia Moreno,
Speaker 1: who worked on the excavation project with Arizona State University,
Speaker 1: which analyzed the bones. The bones are about a thousand
Speaker 1: years old, dating from nine forty five ad to thirteen
Speaker 1: oh eight a d quote. This was an Hispanic cemetery
Speaker 1: with twenty five skulls and thirteen of them have deformed heads.
Speaker 1: Moreno told ABC News Today, we don't know why this
Speaker 1: population is specifically to form their heads. Mareno said that
Speaker 1: the scientists had found schools in other parts of Mexico,
Speaker 1: including Guasava Wassave south of Sonora, that also similar deformities
Speaker 1: in certain groups of people. Scientists believe they put beams
Speaker 1: of wood on the front and back of individuals heads
Speaker 1: and wrap the wood with bands to exert pressure on
Speaker 1: the skull. Marino said, quote, we know that in some
Speaker 1: parts of Mexico people to form their heads because they
Speaker 1: wanted to distinguish important people, or they wanted to distinguish
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, distinguish important people. That they wanted to distinguish
Speaker 1: people from one group from another, she said. Marino said
Speaker 1: the skulls like this had never been found in Sonora
Speaker 1: and that many of the skeletons and the cemetery were
Speaker 1: those of children. Huh so I'm pretty sure. December twenty first,
Speaker 1: twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: Was yeah, that is yeah, it was like the Maya.
Speaker 1: I think I graduated that end of the world. No,
Speaker 1: I graduated in.
Speaker 2: The rapture too. Yeah, it was like they're saying the
Speaker 2: Rapture was going to be some time around then. Yeah, yeah, alright,
Speaker 2: so yeah that was pretty mainstream.
Speaker 1: That came now or here's more pictures here, bro, do
Speaker 1: you change.
Speaker 2: The fucking you? All right? So this is from Mexico.
Speaker 2: Now we are in should I forget where these are?
Speaker 1: Those are?
Speaker 2: These are either hun or Germany. That one of the
Speaker 2: top left and the top right are the same, just
Speaker 2: different angles. I believe these are Hun burials as well.
Speaker 2: So the Huns were famous for the skull binding that
Speaker 2: gives you more of the skinny look at the top.
Speaker 2: Here are more Hun I believe, like your rush sure
Speaker 2: Central Asia. And on the bottom right, that's like a
Speaker 2: depiction of what.
Speaker 1: That's a woman?
Speaker 2: What they I think that's a guy.
Speaker 1: That's a woman.
Speaker 2: Looks that's a woman. Guys? What do you geez one?
Speaker 2: It looks like a type of clubs you've been going to. No,
Speaker 2: it's very it looks like a guy.
Speaker 1: Does it. I feel like I've seen my lunch lady
Speaker 1: look like that once upon a time, or like.
Speaker 2: Let's take a pull that looks like Charlie Kirk too. Honestly,
Speaker 2: not gonna lie a little bit. Is that a guy
Speaker 2: or a girl? Guys, I think that's a dude.
Speaker 1: Looks like see dude looks like a lady.
Speaker 2: It's ma'am for real, This guy would fit in great
Speaker 2: in today's society.
Speaker 1: I find my uh.
Speaker 2: One is just so superficial. He just sees the ponytail
Speaker 2: and he thinks, girl.
Speaker 1: No, it's the face. It's the very soft eyes, you know,
Speaker 1: very look at the lips, very feminine.
Speaker 2: List Okay, it looks like he's got some makeup on.
Speaker 2: I do know. There's nothing fair.
Speaker 1: It's okay to be a beautiful man. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with being a beautiful man.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's got a pretty masculine look to it,
Speaker 2: just with like kind of makeup on or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, with eye line. There you go, the eye liner.
Speaker 1: It's the eye liner. M h.
Speaker 2: And it looks like he just looks like he just
Speaker 2: got his eyebrows done.
Speaker 1: I hate child. I can't stand you, guys.
Speaker 2: Solar Bear, bad.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: That's a whopping tip. Appreciate it. Solar Bear, seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 2: The forty nine ninety name says for your eyebrow tattoo phoned.
Speaker 1: I think you'd look good. I think you'd look good
Speaker 1: with tattooed eyebrows. Right, mm hmm damn? You know how
Speaker 1: blasted are you right now? Bro? How many balls did
Speaker 1: you take before the podcast? Are you on that elongated
Speaker 1: skull cush bro elongated skull strain, that skunk ape strain? Damn?
Speaker 1: All right, Hawan would get fooled easily in Thailand.
Speaker 2: Probably eyebrow phones more like the highbrow phone. AO appreciate it,
Speaker 2: solar bear, all right, Hey, what's up with this dude
Speaker 2: with the cockhead and the ball and the ball ears?
Speaker 1: He's a ball to you ever, he's a ball Chitian dude.
Speaker 1: Hell god, I look at the fat around his ears.
Speaker 2: Man, someone circumcised this cracker.
Speaker 1: He's about to eat that grain. That's what he's about
Speaker 1: to do. Mm hm oh man.
Speaker 2: So this is this guy? This is from Japan. So
Speaker 2: these are all from Japan.
Speaker 1: Really, it looks like the guy we talked about earlier.
Speaker 2: Well, probably the same, you know, similar inspiration, probably traced
Speaker 2: back to a similar deity.
Speaker 1: I found.
Speaker 2: Chrispy get off my case, all right. This was gifted
Speaker 2: to me by a subscriber. Mh, this vape. I don't vape.
Speaker 2: People know I don't vape. M. I don't vape. This
Speaker 2: was gifted to me, donated and I'll smoke it when
Speaker 2: I'm inside.
Speaker 1: So this is the Japanese Fuku ro Kuju, which it
Speaker 1: is Japanese one of the seven lucky gods in Japanese mythology.
Speaker 2: Fuck fuck you Roku Roku?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, fuck fuck.
Speaker 2: You jew Roku from the tengu fuck you roku Jew,
Speaker 2: fuck you m How do we pronounce it?
Speaker 1: Uh uh.
Speaker 2: Fuku rokuj it's literally fuck rokuju. Way, yes, bro Roku,
Speaker 2: fuck you ro ku juw bro Neflix and chill Netflix
Speaker 2: and chill Nah, I'm trying to fuck you roku.
Speaker 1: Oh man, damn shut your mouth, shut up, shut up.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We hit, we hit Ron, we hit a Juan's.
Speaker 1: We hit one hit the g spot bro. Yeah man,
Speaker 1: all right, yeah. I wasn't making it up, but literally.
Speaker 2: Off the cup, I said, fuck you roku. Yes, I
Speaker 2: had no idea that was. That was on the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So the again, it has been theorized that it
Speaker 1: is he is a Japanese simulation of the Chinese three
Speaker 1: Star god, which is the other uh, fuck you bro
Speaker 1: kuju uh dick dick head guy.
Speaker 2: Because he was friends with the North Pole Guy and
Speaker 2: the South Pole Guy.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, so uh. According to some before at Teening Divinity,
Speaker 1: he was a Chinese hermit of the Song dynasty and
Speaker 1: reincarnation of the Daoist deity zu zuan Shin shen Shandy,
Speaker 1: so that during his human incarnation he was a sennen,
Speaker 1: which is a immortal or mythical being who could exist
Speaker 1: without eating food. I don't know about that. So he
Speaker 1: could exist without eating food. And check this guy out, bro,
Speaker 1: check out this mask. Damn. You know, we gotta get some.
Speaker 2: Of those got that he got that chindo on with
Speaker 2: that chindu. You know what? You know what a chindo is?
Speaker 2: No search search chindo no h I N yeah search chindo.
Speaker 1: C h I N d o M hold on. So
Speaker 1: it's a it's a slang, right, no, no hindo No no,
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a slang for term for Chinese Indonesians.
Speaker 2: No no, no, that's I've got better words for them.
Speaker 2: Chindo is something else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh yeah, I don't know what a chindo is, bro,
Speaker 1: al right, it might be I'm trying to pull something
Speaker 1: sounds perverted. I want to pull it up on stream
Speaker 1: and get new.
Speaker 2: It is kind of Yeah, you never watched Workaholics. You
Speaker 2: never saw Chindo.
Speaker 1: Work aho Is that the one where the uh he's
Speaker 1: a dentist or whatever?
Speaker 2: Mm this Roku is a publicly traded company in the
Speaker 2: process of being acquired by Fox Corporation.
Speaker 1: Interesting, huh wait what do what does this happen?
Speaker 2: Anthony wouold.
Speaker 1: May me guess have Tangu descent.
Speaker 2: Well, we don't know that, but uh, fuk you ro
Speaker 2: kuju fuku rojo fuki road fuku ro kuju fuku rokuchu.
Speaker 1: They didn't hide it. They didn't hide it, and they
Speaker 1: had Wasn't the Japanese the ones that had the tangu? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Japanese mythology that tangu damn all right?
Speaker 2: So in Japan they actually do not have any elongated
Speaker 2: skulls at all. If they do, I could not find
Speaker 2: anything about it. And I even saw a quote from
Speaker 2: some Japanese website that said there's no skull shaping on
Speaker 2: any Japanese territory except one one island or one small
Speaker 2: chain of islands. And they don't they don't length in
Speaker 2: the heads actually almost like shrink them or box them in.
Speaker 2: And that's what you see on the bottom right there,
Speaker 2: m hm.
Speaker 1: So on the.
Speaker 2: Left, that's a depiction of Pukoo road Fuku Puku roku ju,
Speaker 2: Puku roku ju.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And on the top right that's like an ancient figurine
Speaker 2: or an old figurine of the same deity, so painting
Speaker 2: artwork on the left figurine top right, bottom right, that's
Speaker 2: one of the few examples of cranial modification in Japanese territory.
Speaker 1: I found, Uh, you want to see this article? What
Speaker 1: is it? Let's see it? Long standing mister, A long
Speaker 1: standing mystery of modified human skulls in ancient Japan solved
Speaker 1: by new analysis. So this is from Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: you saw. I think I saw this one twenty three.
Speaker 1: So they don't have any pictures though, modified skulls found
Speaker 1: in an ancient burial site in Japan were deliberately reshaped
Speaker 1: in both men and women as an expression of collective identity.
Speaker 1: But yeah, they don't have any The Heroda people is
Speaker 1: the one that the southern Japanese island of Tangan Is
Speaker 1: Shami Shima, Goshima so these are the people that ancient
Speaker 1: Japanese indigenous group from the third to seventh century. See, so, uh,
Speaker 1: those they look pretty dark, right? Is this that we
Speaker 1: was Japan?
Speaker 2: You know all the islands south of Japan have like
Speaker 2: black natives really so yeah, in World War two when
Speaker 2: we were fighting Japan, most of the fighting was going
Speaker 2: on in islands south Japan or east of Japan, and
Speaker 2: all the natives in most of those islands are like
Speaker 2: dark black skin.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: So the Japanese people don't know in America, we don't
Speaker 2: really know about that that the Japanese were very colonial
Speaker 2: and they reached very far out far away from Japan
Speaker 2: across the Pacific before World War two broke out. So
Speaker 2: when we're fighting the Japanese in these tropical islands, those
Speaker 2: are not native Japanese lands. Those are places that Japanese
Speaker 2: acquired shortly before World War Two. I just hurt myself.
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Speaker 2: So fuku ro kuju. So okay. So we learned about
Speaker 2: this guy a little bit. He's like the Japanese version
Speaker 2: of that Chinese old Man of the South Pole. He's
Speaker 2: also got like a crane with him, which I think
Speaker 2: was mentioned with the other guy. But all right, so
Speaker 2: now we're in France. Now this is pretty interesting because
Speaker 2: this is actually common. This was going on up until
Speaker 2: like the seventies they were still doing this. There's a
Speaker 2: not a town, but.
Speaker 1: Like a.
Speaker 2: Province, state and area in France that historically has shaped
Speaker 2: their heads like this, and they would do it with
Speaker 2: kind of a cloth like a bind, kind of binding.
Speaker 2: But this is just something they did with their children.
Speaker 2: Wasn't really a spiritual thing, but it just kind of
Speaker 2: stuck in this one area. And these are two real
Speaker 2: pictures of people from that area in France on the
Speaker 2: left and the top right. And there's a skull from
Speaker 2: France this area. That's not his skull, correct, that's not his.
Speaker 2: That's a similar skull. They're just facing the same way.
Speaker 2: The one on the bottom right I think belongs to
Speaker 2: a woman. But France, I think these were called the
Speaker 2: two loose, two loose skulls. And then Egypt, of course,
Speaker 2: I think probably behind Peru. I think people or you know,
Speaker 2: most aware that Egypt has some elongated skulls. A lot
Speaker 2: of artwork has that. And bottom right there, that's a
Speaker 2: engraving or a you know, carving into a wall of
Speaker 2: a pharaoh or some you know, high class woman. I
Speaker 2: think that's a woman, maybe not with an elongated skull.
Speaker 2: And then top. Right there, that's an ancient figurine or
Speaker 2: statue of an elongated head, right, so not a hat, right,
Speaker 2: definitely the skull itself, not just the hat. And on
Speaker 2: the left there that's King Tut. So this is far
Speaker 2: from the longest skull that Egypt has, but I thought
Speaker 2: it was probably the most famous and it is elongated,
Speaker 2: so but yeah, there are other examples of much more
Speaker 2: elongated skulls from Egypt. Some of them still have hair
Speaker 2: on them. But that's King Tut, which most people are
Speaker 2: familiar with, but not many people know that his head
Speaker 2: was shaped. Yeah, and I'd imagine with the Pharaohs it
Speaker 2: was definitely seen as a spiritual thing too, And it
Speaker 2: looks like they had some increased capacity. You know, it's
Speaker 2: not just tall and narrow in the back. It actually
Speaker 2: looks really big and open in the back.
Speaker 1: And someone said, look at their eyes. They're very they
Speaker 1: look almost like bulge out, a little very.
Speaker 2: Alien that esque, speaking of the bulging. Yeah. So this
Speaker 2: is a tribe somewhere in Africa, and they still do
Speaker 2: head binding, not as much today, but not as much today,
Speaker 2: but you know, in the sixties the seventies they were
Speaker 2: doing this to almost everyone and on the bottom right here.
Speaker 2: Not to be mean to this woman, but does she
Speaker 2: not look like an alien?
Speaker 1: Like that's.
Speaker 2: You know, this looks like a normal woman with just
Speaker 2: a shape, funny shaped head. This looks like a remnant
Speaker 2: of an alien species or something, you know, not nothing
Speaker 2: to do with her.
Speaker 1: I wonder if there's studies done as to how this
Speaker 1: has affected them.
Speaker 2: M hm, well, we definitely know it's not making them smarter.
Speaker 2: This is definitely the the chicken's definitely coming after.
Speaker 1: Chick.
Speaker 2: They're trying to make They're trying to make the chicken
Speaker 2: come before the egg. Here is what they're what they're
Speaker 2: trying to do. But all right, so yeah, that brings
Speaker 2: us back into Yakub the scientist, of course, circle back.
Speaker 2: But the grand kind of climax to this is Florida.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: We went all around the world, and it would only
Speaker 2: make sense that here in Florida. If Florida's as cool
Speaker 2: as I say it is, well then we'd, you know,
Speaker 2: we'd want to see some stuff like that, you know,
Speaker 2: show me the elongated skulls, show me the star child's
Speaker 2: skull in Florida. Well we got and not many people
Speaker 2: know about it, very very few people know about this actually.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 2: The Tumukua Indians that I always talk about it even slips,
Speaker 2: you know, not my memory, it slips my you know,
Speaker 2: attention that the Tumukua practiced this as well. It was
Speaker 2: mainly the upper class, the royal race, royal races of Florida,
Speaker 2: as they've been described, the upper cast, the elite, who
Speaker 2: were the warriors for the most part, they would do
Speaker 2: the skull shaping. It was mostly the Tumukua and some
Speaker 2: other ones up in the Panhandle, the Tequesta and the Calusa,
Speaker 2: probably not as much, not from what I've heard. But
Speaker 2: what you're seeing on screen here, these are all Tumukua Indians.
Speaker 1: And that's not a sort of hat or any sort
Speaker 1: of headwear that they would wear. That's their actual head yep.
Speaker 2: So if you go look at most examples, they just
Speaker 2: look normal. If you search Tumuku Indians, it's harder to
Speaker 2: find the accurate depictions with the longer heads. But these
Speaker 2: are faithful depictions and you'll see what I mean. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's yeah, that Swan's grandpa on the top right there
Speaker 2: with the bone with the bone, the chicken bone through
Speaker 2: his ear and yeah, but so these are Tumukula Indians
Speaker 2: and speaking of like Nephalum and Canaanites. You know, Biblical stuff,
Speaker 2: elongated skulls are never mentioned in the Bible. We know,
Speaker 2: long noses are mentioned in the Bible, six fingers, six
Speaker 2: toes are mentioned in the Bible, but elongated skulls are
Speaker 2: not mentioned. Now despite that, they've i'll come to be
Speaker 2: associated with the Nephelum and even the Canaanites sometimes, and
Speaker 2: I know those words are used pretty loosely at times.
Speaker 2: But if you've ever heard about Jekyl Island and the
Speaker 2: Federal Reserve, and you know this human sacrifice that went
Speaker 2: on in Florida and Georgia with the Timukua Indians, if
Speaker 2: you've ever heard Tim Bentz talk about how the Indians
Speaker 2: used to do blood magic in Jekyl Island and that
Speaker 2: the billionaires, the richest billionaires in the world one hundred
Speaker 2: years ago, one hundred and twenty years ago, they would
Speaker 2: all vacation on Jeckal Island because they liked that bad energy.
Speaker 2: You know, they believed in this this like staining, you know,
Speaker 2: blood stained land was more power full, right and yeah,
Speaker 2: Checkal Island, Checkle Island. Yeah, Now, the Tumuku Indians did
Speaker 2: do child sacrifice on altars, and Tim Bentz connected that
Speaker 2: to the Jackal Jackal Island Federal Reserve and all this
Speaker 2: crazy stuff, you know, crazy dark conspiracies. And he talks
Speaker 2: about how the Tumuku Indians were super tall, They're like
Speaker 2: seven feet tall, based off many descriptions. Well, something else
Speaker 2: that never gets mentioned is that they had elongated skulls.
Speaker 2: So these guys were tattooed. They had big gauges and
Speaker 2: earrings and jewelry, breastplates, they had you know, copper, they
Speaker 2: could make copper into like fine jewelry and armor and stuff.
Speaker 2: Pretty sophisticated tribe. They had some other weird, you know,
Speaker 2: cultural traits too. But Tim Bentz, who has actually been
Speaker 2: to the Middle East and studied the Canaanites a little bit,
Speaker 2: he was convinced that these this tribe was like a
Speaker 2: breakaway Phoenician colony or Philistine or Canaanite colony.
Speaker 1: Like a.
Speaker 2: Group really close to the Hebrews, who weren't Hebrews, So Canaanites,
Speaker 2: Phoenicians someone like that. You know, the Phoenicians also did
Speaker 2: child sacrifice like the Canaanites. And but yeah, So Tim
Speaker 2: Bentz talks about these guys. He thinks the Tumukua Indians
Speaker 2: were Canaanites. He says their weapons were like Canaanite weapons.
Speaker 2: They're altars or like Canaanite altars, all this stuff. Well,
Speaker 2: Tumuku Indians had elongated skulls. So that's one more thing
Speaker 2: that makes them scary spooky. Moving on, what's the evidence
Speaker 2: for that? You know, these are these are just artistic renderings, right,
Speaker 2: The one on the left there is pretty old, maybe
Speaker 2: a couple hundred years old, but the one on the right,
Speaker 2: the two on the right are more recent. Just going
Speaker 2: off descriptions, Well, what's the evidence for this? And another
Speaker 2: reason you don't see the Tumukua associated with elongated skulls
Speaker 2: is their hairstyle. The way they'd wear their hair out
Speaker 2: at the top in a bun like that, you know,
Speaker 2: like we were talking about before with the Buddha and
Speaker 2: Shiva having the bun at the top of the head
Speaker 2: not it kind of makes it hard to tell that
Speaker 2: they have this elongated skull. So these are all schools
Speaker 2: from Florida, all of them. In the top left, that's
Speaker 2: from Amelia Island. Amelia Island, right, over there next to
Speaker 2: Jackal Island. Amelia Island is like as far up on
Speaker 2: the on the northeast coast as you can go before
Speaker 2: you get to Georgia. Jackal Island is as far south
Speaker 2: as you can go before you get to Florida. Can
Speaker 2: you search Amelia Island on the map please?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So by friend Anina Beach up on yea near Jacksonville,
Speaker 1: near Saint Augustine. Pretty Saint Augustine would.
Speaker 2: Be somewhere Jacksonville's Yeah, it's farther north. But there's Jackal Island. Yeah,
Speaker 2: zoom oute it's a tiny bit. See Amelia Island in
Speaker 2: Jacky Island. See those two guys. So these are uh,
Speaker 2: you know, we can't really say that these are Timucula
Speaker 2: Indians because they may have been buried way before the Tumukua.
Speaker 2: But this is the same area, the same pretty much
Speaker 2: the same tribal territory as Jacky Island. So those Indians,
Speaker 2: some of them who were doing the child sacrifice and
Speaker 2: all this stuff, had elongated skulls and that ought to
Speaker 2: be terrifying. So now in the top right here, I
Speaker 2: believe that's near the Saint John's River, which is also
Speaker 2: up there. Near Jacksonville. If you search Florida elongated skull,
Speaker 2: the picture in the top right here is the one
Speaker 2: you're most likely to see. This is the most publicized
Speaker 2: elongated skull from Florida in the top right. In the
Speaker 2: top left, this was from a I think they called
Speaker 2: the Dorian dig site in Emilia Island. They found tons
Speaker 2: of skeletons, multiple with elongated skulls. They don't let you
Speaker 2: see the photographs. They only let you see a few.
Speaker 2: Some of those skeletons look like giants, I mean huge,
Speaker 2: it's right there where you'd expect them to be. The
Speaker 2: tubukule were described as giants. But all right now, bottom
Speaker 2: right hoe You want to take a guess where the
Speaker 2: one in the bottom right came from.
Speaker 1: In Florida. Yeah, Appalachia, Colo.
Speaker 2: No, No, a thrift store, some lady, I don't know
Speaker 2: if a thrift shop. Some you know, some little shop
Speaker 2: was selling a real human school alongside like fake stuff.
Speaker 1: Is that legal? No?
Speaker 2: They I don't know if. I don't think she got
Speaker 2: in trouble for it. But she didn't know, and someone
Speaker 2: who recognized it as a real human school. I think
Speaker 2: they called the police and came and said, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is a real skul. How did you get this? And
Speaker 2: it may not look elongated in that picture, but it
Speaker 2: is a slightly elongated skull that made its way into
Speaker 2: a Florida I think a thrift store searched that up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Florida skull found in store lots of there was a
Speaker 2: kind of a media.
Speaker 1: So there was one from buzz around that May sixteen,
Speaker 1: twenty six, actually very u in Brooksville.
Speaker 2: With that recently.
Speaker 1: May six was the most recent so thrift store epolice
Speaker 1: find a real human skull mixed in with donations.
Speaker 2: Well that's very recent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so let's see. Yeah, published June tenth, twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: thirft store emplice found a real human school mixed with donations.
Speaker 1: This was in Brooksville, so the remains appear today. Back
Speaker 1: to World War two era Rnando County Sheriff's office said
Speaker 1: authority suspective skull was mistaken for a prop and now
Speaker 1: looking for the person who donated it. Yus. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: in Brooksville Jericho Ministry's thrift. It was a church thrift
Speaker 1: and they freaking donated it. But then I looked up
Speaker 1: here other ones and there was one here that's the
Speaker 1: same one. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, the other one was a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: It was a woman, a woman owner and a woman
Speaker 2: who recognized.
Speaker 1: This one in twenty twenty three Fort Myers. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think so Paradise vint. Oh, yeah, this is the one.
Speaker 1: I hear Paradise vintage. YadA, YadA, YadA. Where come on?
Speaker 1: Human skull donated to thrift store, Ben, I think it's
Speaker 1: the same one at Jericho.
Speaker 2: No go, you're just search Florida skull thrift store.
Speaker 1: I saw the picture came up. Look at this one here.
Speaker 1: Anthropologist finds human skull in Florida the Halloween section.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so what was this one twenty twenty three?
Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty twenty three. So they're taking pictures of it.
Speaker 2: I just got a sad damn. They're playing the sound bathing.
Speaker 1: It is right there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can you can tell a little bit. It's
Speaker 2: slightly elongated, but the jaw is big. It's got very
Speaker 2: few teeth, which is a pretty common Florida thing. So
Speaker 2: I do believe this is an actual Florida Indian school.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong on that, could be totally wrong.
Speaker 2: It looks like a Native American, looks like a Native American.
Speaker 1: School authorities said this case is not suspicious in nature.
Speaker 1: That's it, So they don't I guess I don't know
Speaker 1: where it comes from. That's pretty gnarly though.
Speaker 2: But yeah, now something else happened like that. That was
Speaker 2: pretty crazy. There's been another. How far are you from
Speaker 2: winter Garden? Not far or like forty minutes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I give or take. So it is, uh forty
Speaker 1: three minutes. Yeah, I'm thirty three miles away.
Speaker 2: Dude, hit the hit the button, bro.
Speaker 1: Go here we go.
Speaker 3: Illuminati confirmed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so yeah. So top one on the left
Speaker 2: found near Emilia Island up near Jackal Island. The one
Speaker 2: of the top right was found near the Saint John's River,
Speaker 2: which is also up there near Checko Island or you know,
Speaker 2: near Jacksonville. But skulls like this are found in the
Speaker 2: Panhandle as well. And you're gonna see here we've got
Speaker 2: a pretty interesting quote from the Smithsonian anthropologist. But uh here,
Speaker 2: let's talk about this story first for a sec. No,
Speaker 2: we'll finish with that one. So just starting off with
Speaker 2: not many people know that there are elongated skulls in Florida.
Speaker 2: I wish more people do that. People think, oh, Peru,
Speaker 2: this or that you know to Egypt, now right here
Speaker 2: in Florida. And what is also cool? Well here, don't
Speaker 2: don't take it from me, take it from the number
Speaker 2: one Smithsonian shill. Okay, Ali's heard Licka. There's there's two
Speaker 2: ways you can laugh at this guy's name.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Either he likes to lick hard ones. Okay, he's a
Speaker 2: hard liquor, hard liquor. Or he's such a fucking miserable
Speaker 2: drunk names hard liquor, you know, like hard liquor. Either one,
Speaker 2: it's funny. But this guy's like a villain. Okay, the
Speaker 2: Vera Man. If you ever heard of the Vera Man.
Speaker 2: Juan and I talked about Verro Man like a month ago.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: Vero Man is like the most significant anthropological discovery archaeological
Speaker 2: human archaeology, so anthropology, I guess, the most significant discovery
Speaker 2: to come out of Florida. It single handedly made the
Speaker 2: academics rewrite what they thought about the peopling of the Americas.
Speaker 2: But alis Herdlika was the number one opponent trying to
Speaker 2: prevent Verro Man from getting the attention and.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Study that it deserved. Ali's Heardlika born in eighteen sixty
Speaker 2: nine died nineteen forty three. He was the first curator
Speaker 2: of Physical Anthropology for the Smithsonian Institution. To sum up
Speaker 2: what his main contribution was, He's the guy who debunked giants,
Speaker 2: and he largely achieved that through writing I guess what
Speaker 2: could be considered his magnum opus anthropology of Florida in
Speaker 2: nineteen twenty two. This guy, even though he was the
Speaker 2: you know, like lead anthropologist for the whole Smithsonian, he
Speaker 2: was actually spending much of his career either in Florida
Speaker 2: or dedicated towards responding, reacting, and debunking the finding things
Speaker 2: that were coming out of Florida because there was so
Speaker 2: many discoveries and you know, mounds being excavated and giants
Speaker 2: and all this Ali's heard. Loica was pretty much hired
Speaker 2: to shut up the whole giant conversation. I swear to God,
Speaker 2: and not only the giants, but the different races in America.
Speaker 2: The theory of mound builders was something he also tackled
Speaker 2: and disagreed with. And this guy was very much just
Speaker 2: a closed minded shill. To put it plainly, he was like, like,
Speaker 2: I'm very rarely just writing people off, you know, I'll
Speaker 2: go to bat for Alistair Crowley. Okay, I'll go to
Speaker 2: bat for a lot of people. This guy was straight
Speaker 2: up hired to gaslight the American public. Ali's heard Lika.
Speaker 2: In trying to debunk giants, he necessarily had to spend
Speaker 2: much time in Florida or focusing on Florida because because
Speaker 2: there were so many giants coming out of Florida. So
Speaker 2: he wrote the Anthropology of Florida, which just by covering
Speaker 2: Florida and the skeletons coming out of Florida, he was
Speaker 2: able to like defeat the giant skeleton myth, right, which
Speaker 2: we know it's not a myth. But so here's what
Speaker 2: he said. So even though he disagreed with all the
Speaker 2: giants and this or that, and he had all his
Speaker 2: different ways of gaslighting people and saying, oh no, you
Speaker 2: didn't measure those right, Oh no, amateurs can't assemble skeletons
Speaker 2: and how can't tell you how tall they are and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Well, he did have to concede some things.
Speaker 2: And there's this great quote that I that I've shared
Speaker 2: from the same book, the same work, Anthropology of Florida,
Speaker 2: where he says massiveness instead of saying giant he uses
Speaker 2: the word massiveness, and he says, well, yeah, the skeletons
Speaker 2: in Florida are the most massive anywhere, of course, but
Speaker 2: that's because they just ate a lot of shellfish. So
Speaker 2: they're not giants.
Speaker 1: They're just well, you know, they're big boned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're well nourished something. And he's a gas laighter
Speaker 2: d one gas later. Okay, Well he also had something
Speaker 2: to say about the skulls, because when they're sending you
Speaker 2: skeleton after skeleton from Florida and they're all super tall
Speaker 2: and they all have elongated skulls, at some point you
Speaker 2: have to kind of address the reality, right and say, yeah, well,
Speaker 2: yeah they do have elongated skulls. Yes they are extra big,
Speaker 2: but here's why. So here's a little quote from that
Speaker 2: book Deformation. The majority of Floridian skulls show artificial molding.
Speaker 2: There is but one type of this, the fronto occipital flattening.
Speaker 2: But in instances the frontal parts have been so little
Speaker 2: affected that the occipital compression alone is perceptible.
Speaker 1: End quote.
Speaker 2: So you heard it right from the horse's mouth. Now
Speaker 2: this is nineteen twenty two. They hadn't dug up every
Speaker 2: skeleton in Florida yet and they never will. But from
Speaker 2: everything he had seen, he said the majority of old
Speaker 2: buried skeletons in Florida had cranial deformation or elongated skulls.
Speaker 2: Sold Yeah, molding means shaping. Flattening would be a type
Speaker 2: of molding. So that's pretty crazy. That's the guy.
Speaker 1: He was. Also the guy I was arguing with. Wasn't
Speaker 1: it E Callaway?
Speaker 2: Wasn't not E Calloway? Sellards? Cellards, Yes, something, Sellards the guy,
Speaker 2: the guy who was He was the state geologist of
Speaker 2: Florida for a long time and before the Smithsonian kind
Speaker 2: of took over geology. He was like, if you found
Speaker 2: old human remains, you'd call the geologists because archaeologists were
Speaker 2: kind of hard to come by. So Florida had a
Speaker 2: state geologist who was in charge of things like ancient
Speaker 2: human remains, and he was the state geologist, and he
Speaker 2: was saying the vera man was over one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: years old, one hundred thousand, and the Smithsonian was saying, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: this could only be six thousand at most.
Speaker 1: Now we know.
Speaker 2: Sellards was more correct. It was closer to the truth.
Speaker 2: He said something like twenty thousand years. His friend said
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand years. But they were basically saying not
Speaker 2: just late place to scene, but middle place to scene,
Speaker 2: mid to late place to scene. So but all right,
Speaker 2: vero man, guys, go look up Via Man if you've
Speaker 2: never heard of it. Very cool, very cool.
Speaker 1: Little rabbital.
Speaker 2: But you know, in another day, we're gonna talk about
Speaker 2: giants again. I've talked about giants lots of times. We'll
Speaker 2: talk about giants again, and we'll go over what he
Speaker 2: said about giants, his role in the whole thing. But
Speaker 2: I think it was him who who had this quote.
Speaker 2: Never mind, I don't want this quote. Here's this. This
Speaker 2: came from nineteen thirty nine. I think in the top
Speaker 2: it says discovered in nineteen thirty nine. I think it's
Speaker 2: supposed to say nineteen twenty nine on that one, but
Speaker 2: the bottom date is correct. So this, this quote comes
Speaker 2: from nineteen thirty nine. So a new type of skull
Speaker 2: from Florida. On the right there is where they found
Speaker 2: this skull discovered in nineteen twenty nine near Lake Okachobe.
Speaker 2: That's near me, like Okuchobe. In quote, in contrast to
Speaker 2: the fronto occipital type of deformity, characteristic of the skull
Speaker 2: collections from north and northwest Florida is a new type
Speaker 2: from southern Florida with which this report is primarily concerned.
Speaker 2: This new type, for which I posed the name obellionic obellionic,
Speaker 2: neither fits into the usual classifications of cranial deformation nor
Speaker 2: show's relationship outside of Florida. End quote. And that's from
Speaker 2: a new type of artificial cranial deformation from Florida, dated
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty nine. Now we don't know what it looks like. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think it was as impressive as visually impressive
Speaker 2: as like some of the really long ones. But from
Speaker 2: the sounds of it, it was more of like a
Speaker 2: widening or a flattening in the back.
Speaker 1: There's no pictures of that.
Speaker 2: Maybe I think there was only like drawings or sketches,
Speaker 2: but no no pictures, I don't think. Now. The reason
Speaker 2: I bring that one up is because Alice alays he
Speaker 2: was He was basically saying, yeah, it's true that the
Speaker 2: majority of skulls from Florida have shaping, you know, this deformation,
Speaker 2: but it's only one type. It's only one type, and
Speaker 2: it was very common, and you know, it may have
Speaker 2: just been from the boards they slept on or something insignificant.
Speaker 2: So don't even worry about it. Well, he's not actually
Speaker 2: telling the truth. He may actually be avoiding the truth
Speaker 2: is that that's not true. There were multiple types, if
Speaker 2: not totally unique, types of cranial deformation in Florida that
Speaker 2: he was either ignorant of or was choosing not to
Speaker 2: talk about. So we're going to see some of those
Speaker 2: in a second. But this is what most of the
Speaker 2: elongated skulls in Florida looked like. The taller type, more
Speaker 2: egg shaped, not like super super long, but still pretty tall.
Speaker 2: And you see it fits with that like top bun hairstyle.
Speaker 2: Well here's another type. This is from Boynton Beach. Now
Speaker 2: on the bottom right here, that arrow was put by them,
Speaker 2: not me. This is one of those double shaped skulls,
Speaker 2: you know, almost like a butt or like a heart shape.
Speaker 2: What the heck is going on in that? That's almost
Speaker 2: like that's almost like two brains growing out of one head,
Speaker 2: you know. And this is from Boynton Beach. I mean
Speaker 2: this is right. It's smack dab in like the middle
Speaker 2: of Palm Beach County, Florida, very ritzy area, you know,
Speaker 2: del Boca Vista. If you ever heard Seinfeld say del
Speaker 2: Boca Vista where all the grandparents live in Seinfeld, that's
Speaker 2: Del Rey Boca ratone and Park Vista, which is Boynton Beach.
Speaker 2: So Boynton Beach is another one of these retirement communities,
Speaker 2: you know, so very funny though this very quiet, kind
Speaker 2: of some parts of Boyne are pretty ghetto, but Boyne's
Speaker 2: just kind of very quiet. Nothing's really happening, and they're
Speaker 2: pulling shit like this out of the ground. So I
Speaker 2: called this one the Boyden Beach star child skull because
Speaker 2: what the hell is at And you know, the pictures
Speaker 2: aren't really good, but from the descriptions, if you read
Speaker 2: this whole thing looks small. You know, well it's only
Speaker 2: I think it's only half the skull, so it's missing
Speaker 2: like half. That's just the top, like the crest of
Speaker 2: the skull.
Speaker 1: Did they say it was a child or not.
Speaker 2: I don't think it was a child. I just I
Speaker 2: just called it that Boyton Beach star Child's skull.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: The most notable abnormalities in the collection were ostensibly intentional
Speaker 2: cranial deformations, with the skull configuration of S one SI
Speaker 2: one whatever is suggestive of cradle board deformity. The absence
Speaker 2: of facial and frontal bones precluded a more certain diagnosis.
Speaker 2: The cause of numerous abnormal sorry, the cause of numerous
Speaker 2: anomalies observed in S seven is much harder to pinpoint.
Speaker 2: That would be this example here it says f but
Speaker 2: that's what they're talking about. They were perplexed. Okay, they're
Speaker 2: used to seeing the flattening. They had no idea how
Speaker 2: this is produced, you know, like if they say that, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: all the Indians have this or in skull shape because
Speaker 2: all the kids go down on the same type of board. Well,
Speaker 2: why did this guy grow up with his head like this?
Speaker 2: How did that happen?
Speaker 1: You know? So cradle board? Is that that thing that
Speaker 1: we showed earlier where they carried the babies in.
Speaker 2: Yes, cradle board, that's thank you, that's that's the word.
Speaker 1: So that would suggest you it was either a child
Speaker 1: or you know, small human.
Speaker 2: Now here's another cool story. This is why I asked
Speaker 2: you about winter Garden. So Winter Garden. These skulls were
Speaker 2: found in a backyard in winter Garden in twenty twelve,
Speaker 2: just like those other skulls, you know, marking the end
Speaker 2: of the world or something and on it. But found
Speaker 2: in twenty twelve during construction for a pool in a
Speaker 2: backyard near winter Garden, three skulls discovered. At least one
Speaker 2: was a lawng kidded. So there you can see it's
Speaker 2: it's broken off, you know, it's it's always a shame
Speaker 2: when the face gets broken off because you can't really
Speaker 2: tell what you're looking at. But that's a huge skull,
Speaker 2: super long. In another picture you can see, oh maybe not.
Speaker 2: I just assumed it in't on it. But if you
Speaker 2: go look up the web articles and see this thing
Speaker 2: is big, yeah, it looks here. And they called this
Speaker 2: Peruvian skull, mostly because of the shape. But it was
Speaker 2: buried with some other Peruvian artifacts.
Speaker 1: Actually Peruvian or what they're just calling it Peruvian.
Speaker 2: No, actually Peruvian like pottery and like a little purse,
Speaker 2: like an old pouch that was up here. Yep, Well
Speaker 2: here's the thing. One they found a nineteen seventy eight
Speaker 2: newspaper clipping with the stuff buried in the backyard. So
Speaker 2: they don't think that this is ancient. It's still a mystery,
Speaker 2: but they think that this was recently buried by like
Speaker 2: a Peruvian person who had their ancestors remains with them,
Speaker 2: and they buried them in Florida with a newspaper article
Speaker 2: from the time.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't necessarily like an article about something that
Speaker 1: was just something to show the date.
Speaker 2: I don't remember. I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's a lot going on in this one, like like
Speaker 1: Peruvian newspaper, Like that's pretty bizarre, almost like a maybe
Speaker 1: a ritual of some sort.
Speaker 2: I don't know, right, Yeah, no, that's exactly right. They
Speaker 2: I saw that mentioned in some of the articles. They
Speaker 2: definitely floated that idea around, like why the fuck are
Speaker 2: they burying all this shit in a backyard in like
Speaker 2: a suburb.
Speaker 1: But most importantly, did they finish the pool? Like do
Speaker 1: we know? Can I go visit the house and see
Speaker 1: if they finished? How is it? How was the Because dude,
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff probably happens all the time, and
Speaker 1: I think a lot of it goes unreported because once
Speaker 1: like the Miami Circle and like the you know, the condos,
Speaker 1: the the the buildings that they were doing there, all
Speaker 1: the all the hoops they make you jump through in
Speaker 1: order to you know, dig out all the remaining stuff
Speaker 1: that costs millions of dollars. So I'm sure, a lot
Speaker 1: of these developers they started digging footers and doing all
Speaker 1: this stuff. Hey, what's that. I just keep your mouth.
Speaker 1: You just go ahead and toss it in that corner
Speaker 1: over there and pave over and keep going. So I
Speaker 1: think it's a lot more common. But and you even
Speaker 1: had stories of like Henry Flagler when they were doing
Speaker 1: the road road and they were digging through mounds of
Speaker 1: the indigenous people and they were just throwing the bones
Speaker 1: to the side and they just kept going. So I'm
Speaker 1: sure this is a lot more common than what people reported,
Speaker 1: but it just goes unnoticed because people, I'm sure they
Speaker 1: just toss it to the side and run it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's funny you say that.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: It was actually a plumber who found these bones. So
Speaker 2: the construction people may have actually not reported or just
Speaker 2: not seen it or what you know, they didn't get
Speaker 2: to it. But the when the plumber came around to
Speaker 2: do his part, he uh, he's the one who you know,
Speaker 2: notified the authorities. So we've got a comment here. Dennis said,
Speaker 2: the Nascal lines are near elongated schools. That's true, So
Speaker 2: the Parakis culture over there is pretty dang close to
Speaker 2: the Nascal lines. Let me double check that have never
Speaker 2: been to Peru. So yes, that is true. So this
Speaker 2: is the backyard where they were building the pool and
Speaker 2: they found those skulls. So scientists suggested they could have
Speaker 2: been brought back into the US by a tourists as souvenirs.
Speaker 2: Then why bury him in your backyard?
Speaker 1: Well, how did that get through customs? I mean, do
Speaker 1: they just let people come in with human remains? Like, Hey,
Speaker 1: what a cool skull, dude, see you later. Like as
Speaker 1: it's pretty weird. There's something going on there.
Speaker 2: This uh, you know, this could be a cover up
Speaker 2: because this is a mystery. They do not know how
Speaker 2: those came to be here. The newspaper article is what
Speaker 2: makes them pretty certain that it's not an ancient visitation
Speaker 2: or an ancient you know thing. But who knows, you know,
Speaker 2: who knows how they ended up in that backyard. Here's
Speaker 2: another picture the same backyard plumber who is working on
Speaker 2: a pool in winter garden, came across the skulls while
Speaker 2: digging in January.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a mystery. That guy was like, I watched
Speaker 1: the Old World Florida channel. I know exactly what this is.
Speaker 1: I'm going to report it to the authorities, and then
Speaker 1: he called the cops.
Speaker 2: Plumbers are my people?
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Speaker 1: I think you got it. I don't think we got
Speaker 1: into the ancient brain surgery. Oh shit, Yeah, where they
Speaker 1: used to do, which is pretty gnarly. They used to
Speaker 1: essentially drill holes in the side of people's heads and
Speaker 1: a lot of them would live. Right. It was a
Speaker 1: form of surgery. I can imagine it wasn't pleasant whatsoever.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know it's great. You know it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Is Ignacious Donnelly, who was.
Speaker 1: I forget what he was.
Speaker 2: He was like a senator or politician. Sounds familiar, congressman.
Speaker 2: He was an Atlantis researcher who wrote made this book
Speaker 2: on Atlantis. I forget what the title is.
Speaker 1: Fuck yeah, that name sounds Familiars.
Speaker 2: Donal Atlantis, the Lost Empire or something like that. But
Speaker 2: Ignatius Donnelly. He was like the authority on Atlantis for like.
Speaker 1: A little while.
Speaker 2: He was like the number one guy with the most
Speaker 2: cutting edge theories, and he kind of tackled I think,
Speaker 2: I forget if he was before Mormonism or after, but
Speaker 2: he had almost like some prota Mormon beliefs where he said,
Speaker 2: like the mound builders were descended from the Atlanteans and
Speaker 2: he could prove it with the elongated skulls and the
Speaker 2: brain surgery and like certain things. So he talked about
Speaker 2: elongated skulls. He kind of brought archaeology into the mix.
Speaker 2: Was one of the first guys to do that with Atlantis,
Speaker 2: and he was connecting the Native Americans and different like
Speaker 2: art and motifs and meso America with Asia and Ignacious. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Ignatious don only pretty cool book. It's kind of like
Speaker 2: all over the place and he's he's kind of just
Speaker 2: like cataloging all these cool things. It's the book's almost
Speaker 2: like the equivalent of like a modern day Tartaria YouTube channel,
Speaker 2: where there's like all these all these things getting labeled as.
Speaker 1: Tartar very retarded.
Speaker 2: Yes, very how much of it is actually Tartaria, like
Speaker 2: very little, but there is something to all the connections,
Speaker 2: and there is a kernel of truth to the to
Speaker 2: all the parallels. But I think a lot of the
Speaker 2: book's kind of very much like drunk on all the connections.
Speaker 2: You know, He'll take a and I'm guilty of stretching
Speaker 2: and connecting things that don't deserve to be connected myself.
Speaker 2: But I'd say that's like the the main turnoff for
Speaker 2: me with the book is that it's kind of really
Speaker 2: all over the place. But it's a good book. We
Speaker 2: sell it Ignacious Donald's. Someone write the title in here?
Speaker 2: Would you say the title of what's the title of
Speaker 2: Ignacious Donald? Is Atlantis book? Guys come ons smartest.
Speaker 1: The Anti Deluvian World? Ignacious? Yes, Loyola donaldy eighteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Two, eighteen eighty two. Okay, so he's post Mormon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pseudo archaeological book published in eighteen eighty two, Minnesota
Speaker 1: populist politician. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So, but he's got some he's got some cool theories
Speaker 2: and he I think he definitely talks about the elongated
Speaker 2: skulls a little bit, and I think he talks about
Speaker 2: the Trepa nation treppening, how they cut holes in the
Speaker 2: head and stuff. But what's crazy is have you ever
Speaker 2: heard of this, there's.
Speaker 1: Like this man, where does it come from?
Speaker 2: It's like Rudolf Stein or someone said, when you become enlightened,
Speaker 2: you get like a soft spot on the top of
Speaker 2: the head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did. I had done a presentation on the
Speaker 1: Homunculus manga and they talk about trepanation on there, where
Speaker 1: the main character he actually drills a hole in the
Speaker 1: middle of his head and when he covers one eye,
Speaker 1: he's able to see. The homunculus in that particular book
Speaker 1: are like little demons and things that attached to people
Speaker 1: and all their insecurities and everything. So he drills a
Speaker 1: hole into his head here, and then when he covers
Speaker 1: when I was able to see everyone's in perfections by
Speaker 1: what's attached to them. So it's almost like a way
Speaker 1: of seeing into the spirit realm, if you will, where
Speaker 1: you're opening up that third eye and leaving room there
Speaker 1: and it gives you essentially superpower. So I could see
Speaker 1: that being also like a sort of belief these people
Speaker 1: would have had back there, like hey, if you give
Speaker 1: your brain a room to breathe, you're gonna gain these
Speaker 1: special powers. Right, Maybe that was part of it as well,
Speaker 1: But I can't even imagine doing that. There are a
Speaker 1: bunch of studies on Trump Nation. There have been modern
Speaker 1: day people who have done it intentionally to themselves. You
Speaker 1: find the guy's name. So there was a guy who.
Speaker 2: It's almost like like a lobotomy a little bit. And
Speaker 2: also like in fight Club when he he's suffering from
Speaker 2: mental illness, he's like schizophrenic and then he sticks the
Speaker 2: gun in his mouth, pulls the trigger, but it only
Speaker 2: kills like the bad half of him, you know.
Speaker 1: Like I'm trying to find the guy who did it recently,
Speaker 1: like in this I think it was in the seventies.
Speaker 1: So since the early nineteen sixties, voluntary trepanation has been
Speaker 1: performed by people interested in quote enhancing mental power and
Speaker 1: well being. The practice of trepanning also continues today due
Speaker 1: to a belief in various pseudoscientific medical benefits. For example,
Speaker 1: some have tried trepanation as a means of emulating the
Speaker 1: third eye in order to achieve clairvoyance, or as a
Speaker 1: means of maintaining quote permanent state of euphoria.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guys, chat chat, Listen up. Okay, I've got the
Speaker 2: I've got the smartest chat on YouTube here. Okay, I
Speaker 2: know that for a fact, one of you is going
Speaker 2: to know the answer. What's the legend? It's like Rudolph
Speaker 2: Steiner or someone about they're like Atlanteans or something like that,
Speaker 2: where this legend where it's either a race of people
Speaker 2: or like something you attain through spirituality that you're kind
Speaker 2: of like the Buddha gets the bump on the head.
Speaker 2: There's this legend or story about someone or some group
Speaker 2: who had a soft spot on the top of their head,
Speaker 2: like like when you're so I think this was like
Speaker 2: a root race. It was like Blevatski or someone.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: I'm forgetting, but there's this theory that the like chosen
Speaker 2: Ones or the ancient Atlanteans or someone had a soft
Speaker 2: spot on the top of their head that their skull
Speaker 2: didn't close all the way and it stayed soft their
Speaker 2: entire lives.
Speaker 1: Someone said, Chihua was is that it?
Speaker 2: No, someone's gonna know it.
Speaker 1: Anyways. In nineteen seventy there was a Heartbeat in the
Speaker 1: Brain documentary where a lady filmed herself drilling a hole
Speaker 1: into her head. You can find that somewhere. I think.
Speaker 2: Here this is what I searched. I was trying to search.
Speaker 2: I was trying to search this an answer to what
Speaker 2: I'm looking for, and said, you know, likely relates to trepanation,
Speaker 2: paired with the modern counter cultural belief that ever stores
Speaker 2: a childlike, enlightened state of consciousness by releasing intracranial pressure
Speaker 2: and increasing blood flow to the brain.
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm good, Yeah, like you were talking about, right,
Speaker 1: they're Amanda Field and that's the one in nineteen seventies
Speaker 1: she did, she recorded herself. That's some pretty gnarly stuff.
Speaker 1: But I mean, that's what some people the link. Some
Speaker 1: people are willing to go to achieve enlightenment. I mean,
Speaker 1: and I think that a lot of these cultures they
Speaker 1: were deforming their heads intentionally in order to achieve what
Speaker 1: these people were trying to do with trepidation, this altered state,
Speaker 1: this higher level of consciousness to be to be like
Speaker 1: a God, right, or to be closer to God. And
Speaker 1: you know, isn't the whole thing with the crown chakra
Speaker 1: and what's that one stuff that they do, the kundalini.
Speaker 1: Doesn't it come out of your head like your crown?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a yeah, And even in some drawings
Speaker 2: it's like that like an eye at the very top
Speaker 2: of the head that like opens but here, thank you,
Speaker 2: Old World nicknac legend, longtime supporter, Old World nickmac always
Speaker 2: coming in with the killer info. He's right. The Hyperborean
Speaker 2: root race. It's the third root race in theosophy. So
Speaker 2: it's from Levatski.
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 2: Soft skull, so I guess it's the Lumurian.
Speaker 1: Lamourian root race, possessing an early eye.
Speaker 2: Early Lamurian forms possessed soft plastic bones and flexible skulls
Speaker 2: that lacked modern density or rigid ossification, and they had
Speaker 2: an opening in the skull for like the third eye
Speaker 2: to like transmit out of According to this, uh, Blavatski
Speaker 2: was just pretty much made all this ship up like
Speaker 2: she was fast, she didn't know anything. But uh, same
Speaker 2: with Steiner. Like, I love Rudolf Steiner. He's objectively a
Speaker 2: million times better than than Blavatski. He's a great guy.
Speaker 2: But they were almost like in a competition for like
Speaker 2: how much shit can they just make up like out
Speaker 2: of thin air.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of people got into it, though, I think, oh, yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know, and his fruits are pretty good. I'll give it
Speaker 2: to him, Rudolf Steiner. You know, his legacy is very
Speaker 2: positive for the most part. But we all right, man,
Speaker 2: I think that's everything to talk to talk about. You're right,
Speaker 2: we didn't get to talk about the skull surgery in
Speaker 2: Florida or the other team.
Speaker 1: The title bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had more well we had more talk about them,
Speaker 2: we thought, which is good. But three hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: people in the chat appreciate you guys tuning in and uh,
Speaker 2: you know, call up your call up your shot and
Speaker 2: see if she in the mood for some elongated head.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We're gonna what are we gonna talk about next week?
Speaker 1: Giants this time? Or what.
Speaker 2: I was thinking we could do? Uh red hair, red hair,
Speaker 2: all about all about red hair because that kind of
Speaker 2: piggybacks off this topic a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's do that. Might as well talk about and
Speaker 1: might as well talk about how you talked about You've
Speaker 1: talked about it already, right one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know it comes up all.
Speaker 1: The time, but we'll figure it out.
Speaker 2: Cool, all right, man, Guys, go subscribe to one on
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Speaker 1: I'll be on Mystery Boys this week, so I'll keep
Speaker 1: an eye out for that. It should be out Thursday,
Speaker 1: I think or something.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what have you been up to? Is that
Speaker 2: what you were telling me about? Is that the name
Speaker 2: they use?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's Duncan Trussell and Kurt Mescre. They have
Speaker 1: a podcast on the YMH Studios and Kurt I guess
Speaker 1: has been talking a lot about homunculus and of course
Speaker 1: being the only living homunkyologist in existence at the Florida
Speaker 1: Department of Magic. I went on there and I broke
Speaker 1: it down for a little bit for them. So I
Speaker 1: was supposed to go on for thirty minutes I think,
Speaker 1: and I ended up doing like an hour and a half.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, I was. It got pretty wild. So I'm
Speaker 1: looking forward to that coming out. And yeah, that'll be
Speaker 1: out this week. I believe.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. Man pumped for you can't wait to listen?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, you got a shout out. The channel got
Speaker 1: a shout out, so hopefully some people tune in next Thursday. Sweet.
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