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Speaker 1: Welcome to thrilling threads.

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Speaker 2: Today we are standing metaphorically in the sands of Giza,

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staring up at something that if these theories hold any water,

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it shouldn't exist in our conventional understanding of human history.

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Speaker 1: That is the perfect way to frame this. Just imagine

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for a moment you are right there, You're touching the

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limestone casing of the Great Pyramid, and someone tells you

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that the coordinates marking that exact spot on the globe,

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its latitude, they actually encode the speed.

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Speaker 2: Of light, not just close either, No.

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Speaker 1: Not approximately the exact number down to the decimal measured

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in meters per second. That precise cosmic level of unexpected sophistication.

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That's our launchpad for today.

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Speaker 2: It is the ultimate hook, isn't it, because it immediately

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forces us to confront this fundamental question. Is the greatest

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ancient monument on earth just a tomb? Or is it

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a scientific instrument left behind by a civilization or beings

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far more advanced than we give our ancestors credit for.

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Speaker 1: Exactly we were handed the stack of sources that look

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at ancient Egyptian architecture, religious texts, even some really obscure

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biological facts, but all of them are filtered through this

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one very focused.

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Speaker 2: Lens, the hypothesis that all this profound, almost impossible knowledge

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originated from advanced non human sources.

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Speaker 1: Our mission today is to really move beyond the traditional

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history lesson. This is going to be a meticulous exploration

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into i mean, geodetics, cosmology, robotics.

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Speaker 2: Mythology, all just crashes together in the Egyptian.

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Speaker 1: Desert, right, and we're going to unpack these just astonishing

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claims systematically so you can walk away with a really clear,

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structured understanding of the specific pieces of evidence that proponents

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of these theories find impossible to ignore.

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Speaker 2: And that structure is so key. What's fascinating here to

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me is that the theories aren't based on you know,

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vague feelings or just loose interpretations of myth. They leverage empirical,

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verifiable measurements.

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Speaker 1: I'm talking to hard numbers.

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Speaker 2: Hard numbers. We're talking about the exact alignment, the size ratios,

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the specific geographical placement of these massive structures. We really

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need to examine these evidence points, which, when you take

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them all together, they suggest a deliberate, almost technical intent

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that is just it's far beyond the capability we usually

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ascribe to builders from forty five hundred years ago.

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Speaker 1: So let's unpack this. We have to start with the

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most enigmatic piece of architecture ever constructed, the Great Pyramid

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of Giza. It is the only surviving wonder of the

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ancient world, and its sheer permanence inspires well endless speculation

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about how it was built and what its ultimate purpose

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really was.

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Speaker 2: And that speculation has to begin with the precision engineering.

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When you examine the initial surveys of the structure, even

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before you get to the really accurate twentieth century measurements,

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researchers were just amazed at the sheer mathematical exactitude that's

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encoded into the stone.

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Speaker 1: It's not just a big pile of blocks, not at all.

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Speaker 2: It is a repository of geometric information.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so the first jaw dropper is just the directional accuracy.

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The Great Pyramid is aligned to true north within three

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sixtieths of.

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Speaker 2: A degree three sixtieths.

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Speaker 1: To put that in perspective, that level of angular deviation

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is so small it makes the pyramid more accurately lined

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to the cardinal points of the compass than well, pretty

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much any other structure we've built since even with modern

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laser surveying equipment. Wow, it is an astronomical compass built

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in stone. And the big question is how did they

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do it?

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Speaker 2: And we have to stop there and just think about

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the technological constraints of the time. We're talking twenty five

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hundred BC. We assume the builders had you know, simple tools, ropes,

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some basic astronomical observation skills based on horizon markers. To

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achieve that level of subdegree accuracy requires instrumentation that we

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just do not attribute to that period. But the claim

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goes even dupper than just achieving a close alignment.

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Speaker 1: And this is where the context of procession comes in,

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and this is where it gets really really interesting for

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anyone studying ancient astronomy.

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Speaker 2: Exactly the Earth's axis it is isn't static. It wobbles

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slowly tracing this massive circle in the sky over a

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vast period of time, a phenomenon we call procession.

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Speaker 1: Like a spinning top that's starting to slow down.

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Speaker 2: Precisely, and this wobble takes approximately twenty six thousand years

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for one full cycle. What that means is the North

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Speaker 1: So if the pyramid is slightly off true North right, now,

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the question becomes when was it actually built?

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Speaker 2: That's the million dollar question. If you track back that

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subtle shift in the Earth's rotational axis due to procession.

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initially built, oh look, the data is still highly confessed.

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Though it's generally accepted as forty five hundred years ago,

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its alignment to true North may have been not just

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extremely close, perfect perfectly aligned with the axis of rotation

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at that specific time. And to know where true North

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was and where it would be over millennia and to

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build based on that kind of data point suggests the

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builders had not only sophisticated precision tools, but deep, possibly

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multi thousand year long understanding of the Earth's rotational and

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Speaker 1: That just implies a knowledge of time and global physics

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that completely rewrites the narrative of ancient man. But the

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precision isn't just internal and the way the stones are placed.

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It's external. It's in its very placement on the globe.

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It's not just some lucky spot in the desert.

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Speaker 2: Now, this is the geodetic claim. It suggests the location

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was chosen with a global intent. Imagine you're drawing a

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map of all the Earth's land masses. The Great Pyramid

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is placed at this very unique geographic node.

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Speaker 1: And what makes this spot so unique?

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Speaker 2: Okay, So if you were to pass a great circle,

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which is the shortest linear path between two points on

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a sphere, from the Great Pyramid through its cardinal directions,

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so north southeast west, and then its ordinal directions northeast, southwest,

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and so on, those circles intersect with more land mass

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than any other single location on the entire planet.

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Speaker 1: So, based on global mapping, it sits essentially at the

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geometric center of the world's land mass.

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Speaker 2: That's the claim.

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Speaker 1: Now hold on a second. To accurately determine that specific

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spot requires a complete and accurate map of all seven

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continents Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, everything. This implies a

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level of global surveying and mapping capability that we associate

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with satellite technology, not with people weeding ropes and simple

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quadrants four thousand years ago. That logistical absurdity is it's

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just hard to reconcile.

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Speaker 2: It is a profound logistical mystery. And this deep interest

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in geodetic information was later confirmed when the Great Pyramid

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underwent a highly accurate survey in nineteen twenty five. Okay,

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once researchers and mathematicians had access to these precise, modern measurements,

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they started to discover even more profound embedded connections relating

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specifically to the measurement of the entire Earth.

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Speaker 1: All right, so let's unpack the core unit of measurement

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they used, which is known as the pyramid cubit, because

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arm work.

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Speaker 2: Not at all. This unit, which mathematicians had to deduce

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from the Pyramid's dimensions after the nineteen twenty five survey,

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is arguably one of the most compelling pieces of evidence

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for technologically advanced knowledge.

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Speaker 1: So what is it?

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Speaker 2: The definition of the cubit is the key to unlocking

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the whole design. The cubit used in the Great Pyramids

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construction is defined as exactly one twenty five millionth.

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Speaker 1: One over twenty five million.

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Speaker 2: Of the polar diameter of the Earth.

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Speaker 1: Wait say that again. So if you take the precise

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distance from the north pole straight through the center of

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the Earth to the south pole, and you divide that

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distance into twenty five million, perfectly equal pieces. One of

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those tiny pieces is the cubit they used to build

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Speaker 2: Yes, and that is mind muggling for several reasons. First,

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you have to know the Earth is a sphere, or

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to be more accurate, in oblate spheroid, which is.

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Speaker 1: Not common knowledge in twenty five hundred pc, not at all.

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Speaker 2: Second, you must have the capacity to measure that colossal

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distance with extreme precision, a feat that requires triangulation across

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the entire globe in order to establish a standardized derived unit.

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far in excess of anything we usually attribute to the

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Speaker 1: It's not a local standard, it's a terrestrial constant.

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Speaker 2: It is an integrated planet sized standard. And once they

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have this perfect Earth derived unit, the structure itself begins

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to serve as a series of cosmic and terrestrial calculators.

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Speaker 1: Okay, let's talk about the calendar connection.

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Speaker 2: That if you take the length of the Great Pyramid

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at its mean socket level that's the baseline defined by

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the four corner sockets, it translates into exactly three hundred

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Speaker 1: And sixty five point twenty four That is the precise

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length of the solar year, right down to the quarter day.

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So the structure isn't just a monument, it's an architectural.

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Speaker 2: Calendar tied directly to our orbital period, built.

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Speaker 1: Using a unit derived from the Earth's own diameter. The

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integration of these ideas is just it's stunning.

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Speaker 2: And wait, there's even more. The scaling turns the pyramid

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into a physical model of the Earth. The overall length

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and width of the pyramid's perimeter correspond to an exact,

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Speaker 1: So if you were to scale up the pyramid's perimeter,

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Speaker 2: Of the equator and the measurement from the equator to

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the pole. What this means in totality is that the

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Great Pyramid functions as an incredibly precise, functional scale model

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of the northern hemisphere, built.

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Speaker 1: With phenomenal accuracy using a measurement unit tied precisely to

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the Earth's own dimensions, all while being aligned perfectly with

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Speaker 2: If an advanced civilization, perhaps an extraterrestrial one, wanted to

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leave an undeniable, verifiable calling card communicating the fundamental constants

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of this planet, this is exactly what they would build.

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Speaker 1: It's an undeniable data repository wrapped in two point three

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million stone blocks. But the truly ultimate coincidence, the one

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just pause, that was discovered much more recently, only.

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Speaker 2: When we had access to modern satellite technology and high

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precision GPS.

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Speaker 1: This is the moment we started with the speed of

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light connection.

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Speaker 2: Researchers using contemporary satellite data realized that an incredibly fundamental

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physical constant of the universe was encoded in the pyramid's

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precise location.

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Speaker 1: We need to get specific here, because this is where

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the claim gets so wild.

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Speaker 2: Okay, let's lay it out. The speed of light, which

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we call twosoff, is two hundred and ninety nine million,

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seven hundred ninety two thousand, four hundred and fifty eight

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 2: If you look at the precise latitude of the Great Pyramid,

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which is latitude twenty nine point nine seven nine two

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four five eight degrees north, oh come on the numerical

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sequence of the coordinate match is exactly the first nine

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digits of the speed of light.

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Speaker 1: The coordinate sequence itself is the number. This is not

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It is a direct numerical match between a constant of

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physics and the location stamped onto the Earth thousands of years.

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Speaker 2: Ago, a constant, by the way, that wasn't accurately measured

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by humanity until the nineteen seventies.

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Speaker 1: When you lay out the vast amount of terrestrial and

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cosmic information encoded into the Great Pyramid's design and placement,

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the polar diameter of the solar year, the speed of light,

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it becomes statistically impossible, at least for the proponents of

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this theory to dismiss all of this as pure chance.

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Speaker 2: Or a coincidence. It strongly implies deliberate, sophisticated knowledge transfer

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from a source that had an integrated understanding of physics, mathematics,

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Speaker 1: It certainly makes you question what we even mean by

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ancient history. Okay, so we've established the incredible engineering of

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the Great Pyramid, but let's transition now to the documentation

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left behind by these builders the texts that might explain

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their intent. If the structures contain cosmic math, what do

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the text say about cosmic travel.

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Speaker 2: It's a really necessary transition because we have to ask

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if the Great Pyramid is a cosmic calculator, why is

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at other spectacular ancient burial sites, the Valley of the Kings,

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the taj Mahal, or King Bacol's tomb in Pelanki, Mexico.

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Mainstream history views them as final resting places for great leaders,

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monuments to power and vanity.

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Speaker 1: But the sheer scale of the engineering effort seems completely

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disproportionate to just housing a body. I mean, why are

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these massive constructions often placed in astronomically significant locations so

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tied to notions of spiritual energy and images of deep

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astronomy and this strong belief in other arguably more spiritual worlds.

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Speaker 2: Ancient astronaut theorists suggest these structures serve a much more profound,

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maybe even a technically functional purpose. The ancient view of

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life and death was so far removed from our modern

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secular view, it was.

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Speaker 1: A different paradigm completely completely.

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Speaker 2: They held the view that this physical life is merely

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an opportunity, a kind of preparation for a vast destiny

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that lies beyond it. Death wasn't the end of the

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journey for them, it was the start of a cosmic voyage.

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Speaker 1: So the tombs were not endings. They were complex, engineered beginnings.

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Speaker 2: Precisely, they were seen as a doorway opening, a stargate opening,

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or a gateway designed to facilitate the soul's voyage to

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the afterlife. Or and this is crucial, it's returned to

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the domain of the gods.

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Speaker 1: That shifts the function of a tune from a place

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of simple rest to a complex piece of transition.

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Speaker 2: Equipment designed for dimensional transit.

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Speaker 1: And if we want specific, detailed instructions on how to

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use this equipment for dimensional transit, we have to turn

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to the oldest religious writing in the world, the Pyramid texts, and.

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Speaker 2: We find these texts primarily in Sakra, about twenty miles

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south of Cairo. Specifically, they're inside the walls of the

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pyramid of King Teddy, who was the first ruler of

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the Sixth Dynasty, dating back over four thousand years.

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Speaker 1: These texts, dating to roughly twenty four hundred BC, are

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meticulously carved into the burial chambers. Now, Traditionally, Egyptologists interpret

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them as spells, incantations, rituals.

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Speaker 2: A kind of instruction manual for the afterlife.

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Speaker 1: Exactly a collective religious writings detailing the mythology of Osiris

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and providing guidance for the pharaoh's soul during its ascent

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to the heavens after death.

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Speaker 2: However, the extraterrestrial interpretation is much more literal and explicit.

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Theorists suggest the text didn't merely guide the soul to

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some vague spiritual afterlife. They provided explicit, step by step

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instructions on how the deceased pharaoh could execute travel to

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other worlds.

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Speaker 1: To the original home of the creators.

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Speaker 2: That's the idea, and this connects directly back to the

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Egyptian historical narrative about their deities. The texts themselves have

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these references to the idea that the gods lived amongst

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them for a time, maybe twenty five thousand years ago,

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before they disappeared.

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Speaker 1: So the Pyramid texts are not just religious comfort. They're

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seen as a technical manual for reunification.

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Speaker 2: Yes, what the texts are supposedly communicating is the detailed

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process by which the deceased pharaoh is able to reach

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those vanished gods again. Once the physical body is discarded,

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the soul can undertake this voyage, So we're.

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Speaker 1: Talking about literal other dimensional travel for the soul to

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undertake a detailed process for leaving this physical plane and

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traversing the cosmos to the domain of the celestial beings who,

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according to these sources, engineered human civilization.

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Speaker 2: Which would mean the tombs were built not for an

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eternity on Earth, but as sophisticated launch platforms for passage

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off of it.

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Speaker 1: That intense focus on celestial navigation and movement. It leads

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us beautifully to our next thrilling thread, one that connects

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a tiny insect on the desert floor to the cosmic

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architecture of the Great Pyramid.

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Speaker 2: The scare a beetle.

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Speaker 1: This is a remarkable connection because it spans five thousand years.

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It links ancient religious iconography to a precise, verifiable, modern

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scientific discovery.

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Speaker 2: Let's start with the modern science, because it's just incredible

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on its own. We're talking about the dung beetle. This insect,

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maybe two inches long, is known for meticulously rolling its

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ball of dung in a straight line across.

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Speaker 1: The desert right, using it for nesting and for food exactly.

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Speaker 2: But in twenty thirteen, biologists made an astonishing discovery. The

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dung beetle is the only insect on Earth known to

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navigate exclusively by following the light of the Milky Way galaxy.

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Speaker 1: Wait, really, the only one.

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Speaker 2: The only one we know of. They use the faint,

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diffuse band of our galaxy that stretches across the night

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sky as a compass to make sure they roll their

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ball in a perfectly straight line away from any competition

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at the dung pile.

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Speaker 1: Wow. That modern discovery is astonishing in itself. I mean,

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it reveals this level of complex astronomical navigation in an

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insect we probably just dismissed as purely terrestrial.

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Speaker 2: But the truly uncanny part, the part that gives you chills,

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is that five thousand years ago, without any presumed instrumentation

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or scientific capacity to confirm this specific, unique navigation method,

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the ancient Egyptians regarded the scarab as a highly sacred symbol, a.

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Speaker 1: Symbol representing a direct link to the gods and to

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celestial movement. How did they know?

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Speaker 2: Whoh yeah, it forces us to ask why a highly

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organized civilization would pay such intense reverence to this specific, small,

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and let's be honest, rather unimpressive looking insect.

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Speaker 1: Making it ubiquitous throughout their sacred spaces.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, the scab appears constantly in temples and hieroglyphics. You

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can go see the giant scab statue at the Temple

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of Karnak overlooking the Sacred Lake. Its importance is just undeniable.

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Speaker 1: And their theology connected the observed movements. The Egyptians saw

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the massive sun moving across the sky during the.

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Speaker 2: Day, and they observed the beatles painstakingly moving their little

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balls of dung across the desert sands, and.

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Speaker 1: They synthesized this observation. They concluded that the force that

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moved the Sun across the sky was a giant, powerful

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scaab headed god.

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Speaker 2: Kepri, and Kepri's role is incredibly technical. The Egyptians believed

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the sun was Ro's chariot or his flying machine. Sometimes

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it's described as a barge or as sunship. The scarab

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represented Kepri, and Kepri was specifically designated as the pilot

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of ros celestial vas vehicle.

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Speaker 1: Okay, now that specific word pilot that raises an immediate

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flag for ancient astronaut theorists, doesn't it immediately? Why use

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a term that implies technology, navigation, and control over a

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flying machine rather than just calling him the pusher or

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the mover. A pilot suggests a very specific, highly skilled

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role in operating a.

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Speaker 2: Vehicle, and theorists suggests the scare representation may have been

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inspired by actual contact the Egyptians had with an otherworldly being,

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specifically one that was insect like in its appearance.

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Speaker 1: A direct visual parallel to the morphology of a visiting intelligence.

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Speaker 2: That's the theory. Given that the ancient Egyptians were so

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incredibly meticulous about documenting their history and their encounters and

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reliefs and carvings. You see daily life, you see battles,

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you see rituals. One asked to.

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Speaker 1: Wonder, were the strange creatures depicted in their art the

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insect like ones? Are the bird headed ones? Were the

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purely mythological constructs?

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Speaker 2: Or perhaps were they records of actual beings that they

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encountered in their distant past.

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Speaker 1: And this ties back into the broader ancient astronaut theory,

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which suggests that human evolution, or at least the acceleration

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of our civilization and knowledge came about through a deliberate

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mutation of our genes orchestrated by these external guides.

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Speaker 2: So if that's the foundational premise, then it follows that

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the non human creatures we see depicted, especially Kepri, might

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have actually existed, perhaps as the original creators or the

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expert guides who brought astronomical knowledge like celestial navigation to Earth.

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Speaker 1: Which leads to this provocative conclusion that the Egyptians intense

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focus on the scareb and on Kepri the pilot was

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a form of historical documentation, an encounter with alien beings

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who utilized advanced celestial navigation techniques.

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Speaker 2: The same techniques that modern science only discovered in the

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humble dung beetle about a decade ago. It suggests the

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Egyptians knew this insect was tied to the cosmos, even

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if they couldn't articulate the scientific reason why.

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Speaker 1: That focus on pilots and celestial vehicles transitions us to

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the idea of the machinery itself, and for that we

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have to talk about Osiris, the foundational god of the

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Egyptian pantheon.

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Speaker 2: Osiris is absolutely central. He's the god of the underworld

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of resurrection, and unlike many deities who were strictly mythological figures,

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Osiris was widely worshiped and believed to have lived physically

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on Earth as one of Egypt's great early pharaohs.

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Speaker 1: You could still see the ruins of the Osiris hall

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at Abydos, which attests to this foundational belief in his

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earthly presence.

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Speaker 2: And he is often depicted with a winged disc of

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the Sun. Now while mainstream scholars view this as simple

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sun worship, a metaphor for his solar power, ancient astronaut

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proponents interpret those wings much more literally.

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Speaker 1: The argument is that if the Sun had wings and

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was seen descending from the sky, that meant something else

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was depicted. They suggest it wasn't a spiritual metaphor at all.

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Speaker 2: But a direct documentation of an actual extraterrestrial event that

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took place in real life. The winged disc wasn't then,

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it was an alien craft, an advanced flying machine.

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Speaker 1: And this premise sets the stage for what is maybe

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the most radical hypothesis of them all, that Osiris was

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not a biological entity. He wasn't flesh and blood, here

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is a machine. This hypothesis hinges on The most famous

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and gruesome story associated with Osiris, the myth of his

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dismemberment and resurrection by his jealous.

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Speaker 2: Brother set a classic story. Set went into a rage,

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tore Osiris's body into fourteen pieces and scattered them all

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across Egypt.

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Speaker 1: His loyal wife Isis famously searched far and wide, successfully

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found all the pieces we'll save for one crucial part,

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and menticulously pulled them back together. And then she succeeded

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in magically resurrecting him, allowing him to rule the underworld.

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Speaker 2: Now, when you examine that sequence of events, being torn

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into pieces, meticulously reassembled, and then magically resurrected ancient astronaut,

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theorists raise a very compelling question. They ask, is it

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biologically feasible for a human or even a god to

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be torn into fourteen pieces, reassembled, and just come back

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to life.

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Speaker 1: The general answer, even if you factor in powerful magic,

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is probably no, not for a biological organism.

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Speaker 2: But if you consider the possibility that Osiris was not biological,

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but was rather some type of a machine or a robot,

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a highly complex machine entity, then the narrative of dismemberment

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and resurrection suddenly makes perfect logical sense.

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Speaker 1: If you can find all the parts and restore the

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power sort.

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Speaker 2: That entity can be repaired and brought back to operational status.

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Speaker 1: And the technical description of the reassembly for the theorists

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is what really supports this machine hypothesis, and the strongest

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evidence for this is found once again in the ancient

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Pyramid texts, specifically in the description of the jet pillar.

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Speaker 2: The jet pillar in the texts and in iconography, it

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is explicitly described as Osiris's spine. When Osiris was portrayed

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in his resurrected form, he was often shown as this pillar.

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Speaker 1: And proponents argue that the pillar's design, with its stacked

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disk like components, it clearly Resembsmbull's a modern day Tesla coil,

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or at least some kind of sophisticated power conduit.

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Speaker 2: We should probably clarify that technical comparison. A Tesla coil

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is essentially a resonant transformer circuit that produces high voltage,

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high frequency alternating current.

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Speaker 1: So why would the spine of a god resemble a

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device designed for power transfer?

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Speaker 2: Because the jed pillar was considered explicitly a power pillar

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by the Egyptians themselves, this suggests a functional technological role

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associated with his resurrection and his continued existence, rather than

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it just being a skeletal or religious symbol.

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Speaker 1: If Osiris was a machine, his spine would have to

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be his power conduit. It could be providing the high

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frequency energy needed to reactivate all of his systems.

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Speaker 2: And there is a specific carving at the Osiris Hall

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and Abidos that proponents feel illustrates this concept perfectly. It

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shows the goddess Isis with her hand inserted into a

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Cyrus's back, right near where the jed pillar his spine

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Speaker 1: For the theorists, this imagery isn't just a wife comforting

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husband or performing some magical healing gesture.

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Speaker 2: They suggest it as an illustration of her manipulating Osiris,

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not magically healing him, but perhaps performing maintenance, interacting with

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a control.

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Speaker 1: Panel or plugging into an access port to restore his functions.

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Speaker 2: The implication is massive. The foundational story of Osiris might

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be something completely different than conventional history suggests. It might

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be the historical account of our ancestors encountering highly sophisticated extraterrestrial.

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Speaker 1: Robots, sentient machines capable of resurrection through mechanical reassembly. And

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power restoration, which.

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Speaker 2: Then loops us back full circle to the Great Pyramid.

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If the builders were highly advanced or inspired by advanced

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offworld knowledge, why shouldn't their deities also reflect that technological reality.

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Speaker 1: Right? A god who can be reassembled is a machine,

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a pilot navigating by the Milky Way is using advanced

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astronomical knowledge, and a structure built to map the Earth

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in the speed of light is a technical marvel, not

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a simple tomb exactly. This has been a truly comprehensive

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journey through these thrilling threads of evidence. We've moved from

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the verifiable constants of geometry and physics to the highly

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speculative territory of mythological interpretation and advanced robotics.

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Speaker 2: Let's briefly recap the threads we pulled today. We started

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with the Great Pyramids impossible knowledge, its subdegree alignment, its

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pyramid cubit derived from the precise polar diameter of the.

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Speaker 1: Earth, and the astonishing just undeniable numerical match between its

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latitude coordinat and the speed of light.

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Speaker 2: Then we explored the purpose of the tombs, moving past

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their role as simple final resting places to interpret the

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pyramid texts as explicit instructions for dimensional travel for the soul,

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all aiming to rejoin the vanished gods who retreated Millenniago.

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Speaker 1: We connected the tiny, humble SCAREB Beetle, an insect proven

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in twenty thirteen to navigate by the Milky Way, to

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the five thousand year old reverence for Capri, the scaap

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headed pilot of Rise celestial flying machine, suggesting documentation of

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an insectuate encounter.

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Speaker 2: And finally, we examine the myth of Osiris, looking at

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the technical evidence of the jet pillar, the power pillar

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resembling a high voltage Tesla coil, and the suggestion that

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Osiris was in fact a highly sophisticated robot requiring physical

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reassembly and power manipulation by isis.

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Speaker 1: If we connect all of this to the bigger picture,

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whether these radical claims about robots and alien intervention are

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entirely true or not, they highlight a singular, profound concept,

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humanity's ancient, persistent search for structure, for meaning, and for

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a deep, undeniable connection to powers and knowledge beyond our

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immediate grasp.

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Speaker 2: And that reads is an important question that really transcends

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the specific claims of extraterrestrials. Why were the ancients, across

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so many cultures and so much time, so intensely focused

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on documenting these explicit technical connections between the Earth, the stars,

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and the afterlife. Why such an elaborate, costly effort to

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bridge the physical and the cosmic.

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Speaker 1: We started today with the idea that the ancient knowledge

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encoded in the Great Peace Pyramid was far ahead of

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its time. So if you had to choose just one

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piece of empirical evidence that makes you most question our

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current understanding of history, the calculation of the Earth's polar

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diameter encoded in the cubit, the perfect subdegree alignment, or

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the exact numerical match of its coordinate sequence to the

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speed of light, Which one piece of data forces you

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to stop and rethink the source of ancient genius. We'd

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love to know what you think.

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Speaker 2: We'll see you next time as we continue pulling at

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the most thrilling threads of history,