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Bring a change, make it last.
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Welcome to episode four fifty one of the
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permaculture PimpCast where Pimp stands
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for permaculture is my passion.
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The only PimpCast on planet Earth where we
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discuss permaculture, preparedness,
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practical evidence,
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sometimes even
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Well, well, well,
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this is one that's definitely going to be
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an unusual show.
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to it.
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The last time I brought on a couple
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of guys that were talking about the nature
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of our reality,
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it would have been less shocking, I think,
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to the people out there if I came
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out as trans.
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It might have been even less shocking if
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I was one of the people on Epstein's
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client list just for asking questions
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about this topic.
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We'll get to that in a minute.
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This episode, as always,
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whoopee of hers every single night.
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And I'm telling you all, this thing works.
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Works so well that we went and got
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one for our bed as well.
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So that's definitely cool.
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EMF rocks.
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All right, y'all,
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how many times have you heard me talk
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about the dangers of EMF and all these
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other crazy things around you?
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Look,
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I've been a journeyman electrician for
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almost thirty years.
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Believe me,
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I know a little something about this
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space.
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And I'm telling you what,
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these things work so well that we bought
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a bunch of them for our family and
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also for every bedroom in this house.
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Yeah, that's where you got to lay down.
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That's where the magic happens, y'all.
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And I'm talking about sleeping.
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Possibly.
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Anyway, wave watch.
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Billy,
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one hundred will get you one hundred bucks
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off.
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That watch has all those cool tones on
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there.
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Every time you see me do a video
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and I'm not here at the house,
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you know, I'm wearing it.
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Why?
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Because it keeps me from going upside the
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heads of these hoople headed Asheville
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marches.
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Yeah.
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So every time I get around these freak
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is always and they want to trip.
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It keeps me from strangling somebody,
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okay?
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So that way I don't have to do
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this podcast behind plate glass or
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something like that.
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Anyway, look,
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I wanted to handle all the housekeeping
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right out front because, yeah,
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I've been trying to link up with this
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guy for a while.
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And I'm telling you what,
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it's good to have him here.
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FlatEarthDave.com.
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How are you doing, Dave?
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Hey, I'm doing good.
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I'm on.
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All right, I made it.
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Yeah, you're good, man.
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I'll tell you what,
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I've been watching your material for a
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while,
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and I've had other people on here that
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were definitely fans of yours.
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There was Raul from the Firmamentals
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podcast and a number of others that were
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on here,
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and I don't know if you heard it
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or not,
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but the first time I ever brought this
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topic up,
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Good night, man.
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You thought, like I said a moment ago,
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you would have thought I was on Epstein's
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client list because so many people are
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brainwashed or taught to believe that
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everything in their reality,
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whether it's the shooting with Trump,
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whether it's the war in the Middle East,
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no matter what it is,
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everybody just openly believes this
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narrative.
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But right off the bat, Dave,
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before we get hot and heavy,
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why don't you give us a little background
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on you and what brought you to this
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work?
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Oh, that's a great question.
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So I always questioned everything growing
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up.
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And the first thing I questioned was
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money.
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And I saw a video.
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You probably saw it called Money Masters.
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Oh, yeah.
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So that opened up a rabbit hole for
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me.
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And then I got into the IRS and
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the Federal Reserve.
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And then what year was it?
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It was like...
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Twenty two thousand and three,
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four or five, somewhere in there.
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I started a podcast.
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It was a little after that called Deep
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Inside the Rabbit Hole,
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where I started looking into all the big
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conspiracies.
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And you named a couple of them.
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You know, the nine eleven.
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Boston bombing and all the other ones.
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And.
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Then Flat Earth was thrown at me and
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I refused to look.
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I was like,
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that's just a step too far.
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And and.
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Most of us have the same story,
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but I refuse to look.
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I ban people from our social media for
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even suggesting that I watch a one minute
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video about it.
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And then my friend, Sophia Smallstorm,
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who did, um, nine, eleven mysteries,
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she forced me to look and I went
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in trying to debunk it.
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And here I am, you know,
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twelve years later,
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Flat Earth Dave talking to you.
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Wow.
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Yeah, man,
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I realize we're not going to have near
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enough time to cover all those topics.
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So we're going to we're going to jump
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into the one that, you know,
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it's right there in your name, Flat Earth.
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You know, good night, man.
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I mean,
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NASA's putting out pictures every day.
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We've been told there's a globe in every
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classroom, the whole nine yards.
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Um, you know,
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for someone who's never really looked into
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this topic,
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what is the flat earth model in its
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simplest form that might, you know,
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that you might be able to explain to
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somebody that may be new.
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Yeah.
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When you Google flat earth, uh,
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Google's going to feed you.
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Oh,
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that's not what I wanted to show you,
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but that's funny, funny, funny poster.
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Um,
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I came up with that at Anarchapoco.
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But if you Google flat earth,
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this is what you get.
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This is what they want you to believe.
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This is two false paradigms of false,
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we're a disc floating in space, you know,
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in a heliocentric model.
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That's what they want you to think.
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They want you to think that.
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And then, you know, the argument is, oh,
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are we the only flat planet?
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You know, the only pizza planet?
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you'll dismiss it and most people do
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because flutter sounds absolutely
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ridiculous because you're taught a fake
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heliocentric model uh before you can have
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the ability to think and then you're
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you're taught a fake flat earth model and
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you just can't even make sense of it
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but once you understand that we're we're
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essentially the the floor of creation
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right the the
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Neil deGrasse Tyson and other famous
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propped up cosmologists will say,
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to think that we're at the center is
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arrogant, is very arrogant.
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That's the word they use.
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And that's absolutely not true.
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We are the center of creation.
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We didn't evolve from pond scum.
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It's getting my breath here.
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Sorry.
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So the Flat Earth model,
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the simplest way to look at it is,
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this is the top-down view of the world.
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The North Pole is at the center of
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our world pond, right?
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Can you bring me five gallons of water
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without a container?
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No.
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Right?
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Water needs to be contained.
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Well, all of these lands,
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all of these islands,
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all of these continents are higher than
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the water.
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Okay.
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So you have a shoreline.
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This is the shoreline of our world pond.
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This is Antarctica.
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This is Antarctica.
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And Antarctica is over double the height
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of the second highest continent in the
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world.
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So Antarctica is the shoreline of our
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world.
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And if I turn the hour hand on,
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the sun moves around.
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Once every twenty four hours it goes
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around.
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So wherever the sun is, it's noon.
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When it's noon in Sydney, Australia,
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it's midnight over here.
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We live in a small I mean,
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we we live on a flat earth.
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Somehow it's enclosed.
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I don't think space is a vacuum.
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With a small local sun.
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There's a lot that we don't know,
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but cosmology, you know,
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in the globe model,
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they think they know everything,
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but they literally have no science to back
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it up.
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They say the sun is ninety three million
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miles away.
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They have no way to back that up.
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They say that the radius of the Earth
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is three, nine, five, nine miles.
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But that's been debunked.
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Everything they say and they use the word
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science, they don't actually use science.
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They use pseudoscience.
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And they teach us the globe before we
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have the ability to discern.
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Like if I said to you, Billy,
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I used to be president of the United
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States.
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You heard me.
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Do you remember what I said?
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You used to be president of the United
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States.
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And how did you remember that?
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Your conscious mindset,
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what did he just say?
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It went to your subconscious memory.
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It said,
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he said it was president of the United
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States.
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Is that a true statement or a false
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statement?
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False.
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Well, did you ever,
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did you take the time to verify it?
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No.
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No.
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Well, no need to, right?
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Because you have enough life experience to
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say,
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I don't need to verify that at all.
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Now,
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if I told you right now I was
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in Mexico, you'd be like, is he?
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I wonder, right?
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And you might want to verify that if
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you wanted to prove it,
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but no need to prove that I was
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president of the United States.
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But
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So the way I describe it is you
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have your subconscious mind,
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which is the memory bank,
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and you have your conscious mind,
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which is over it.
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When you're a child,
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your conscious mind has gaping holes.
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And every experience, everything you see,
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everything you experience is another
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spider web.
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And they crisscross.
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And the holes get smaller and smaller and
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smaller with life experience.
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You have enough life experience to say,
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I don't need to check.
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He wasn't president.
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It's a silly statement.
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no need to waste any more energy on
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that.
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But a child,
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if we went into a kindergarten class and
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I came in in a suit and tie
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and said,
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teacher goes, this is,
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Dave used to be president of the United
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States.
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The kids would be like, oh, interesting,
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right?
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And then a year later in social studies
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class, in the textbook,
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they see a picture of me.
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And then in sixth grade,
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when they go to Washington,
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they go to the White House,
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there's a picture of me on the wall,
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right?
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And they see me in a movie,
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in a movie about presidents.
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But then later in life,
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if someone goes to them,
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how Dave Weiss wasn't president,
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they'll fight you to the death saying that
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I was,
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but they have no proof because they were
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just indoctrinated into a false belief.
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And that's what our false beliefs are
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about the globe.
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We have completely and total,
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we're just told things, right?
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You told you,
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I was looking for this while I was
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talking.
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Sorry about that.
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So, where did it go?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So I'm told the president,
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you see me in the White House.
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These these kids will believe it.
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Right.
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So what's one of the first things we're
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taught in school?
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We're taught that the earth is a globe.
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It's at this young age.
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Right.
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They have globes in classes.
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Sometimes every kid gets a globe.
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They do, when it's your birthday,
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they do a, now,
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today they even do it.
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You take the birthday cake and you go
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around the sun and you're like, hey,
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I've gone around the sun eight times or
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whatever.
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It's all indoctrination, indoctrination,
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indoctrination.
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And people will, are so indoctrinated,
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they'll fight rather than look at the
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evidence.
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But if you look at the evidence,
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it's undeniable.
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Well, on that point, I mean,
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with this indoctrination,
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and I can concur in so many different
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ways, just in terms of history,
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everything we've been told about,
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let's say World War I, World War II,
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even the Civil War,
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everything we're told is a manufactured
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lie.
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So when I started investigating this
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myself and started asking critical
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questions, there was a few aha moments.
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I'll come to those perhaps a little bit
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later.
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But what were some of the big ones
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for you?
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Because you said you went into this
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kicking and screaming and Sophia
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Smallstorm, who, by the way,
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I just happen to be a big fan
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of, you know, she told you, hey,
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you better take a look at this.
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Was there a eureka moment that you had
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while investigating?
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Yeah,
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so I'm doing a deep inside rabbit hole
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and I had a thing called exposing the
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big three.
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And because this is on YouTube,
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I'm going to speak in very broad terms
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here.
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The big three are the thing that happened
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in New York on the day after September
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the thing that happened at the marathon in
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Massachusetts.
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Right?
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And the thing that happened in the school
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in Connecticut that has a beach name to
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it.
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And those things,
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when you look and you remove your emotions
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and look at the facts,
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it is undeniable that they are just
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complete garbage stories.
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And
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So I would wake people up to those
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three things.
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And I said, hey,
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once you wake up to these,
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you're going to start seeing everything.
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And a lot of people did wake up,
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but people go right back to sleep.
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They're like, yeah, you know,
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but the administration is going to change.
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And, you know,
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this was a failure of intelligence.
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And, you know, and, you know,
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the people that did that,
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people just make excuses.
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But when you wake up to the flat
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earth,
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It affects you every day, everywhere,
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every single person on earth.
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When you wake up to flat earth,
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there's not a day that you wake up
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that you don't think about flat earth
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before your feet touch the ground, right?
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Or acknowledge that you're on a flat
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earth.
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So-
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Sophia, I literally,
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I'll tell the story because it's kind of
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funny.
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She's a long talker and she's a good
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friend.
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And I was heading into New York City
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to do the podcast deep inside the rabbit
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hole.
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And I'm leaving my house in Connecticut.
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I'm talking to her on the phone,
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get in the car, plug the phone in,
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talk to her all the way to the
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city, parked.
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I'm in the studio.
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I'm still talking to her.
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This is an hour plus later.
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And while she's going on and on and
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on,
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I'm on Facebook banning people for
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suggesting I look at flat earth.
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I was being overwhelmed with people,
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and I thought they were just all trolls.
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And she goes, oh, Dave, by the way,
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I think the earth is flat.
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And I was like, not you too, Sophia.
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And she goes here, watch these,
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watch these videos.
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And she sent me a couple of videos.
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One of them was, uh,
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Mark Sargent's clues that he just started
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bringing, putting out.
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And I said, okay,
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I'm going to just look at this to
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debunk it.
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And, um, back then in twenty fourteen,
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twenty fifteen, um,
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YouTube would actually feed you.
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Hey, you like that?
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Check out this.
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Check out this video by this person,
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by this person, by this person.
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And, um,
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it kept feeding me videos that I couldn't
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debunk.
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So then I went out at that time,
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Nikon had just come out with their P
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nine hundred super zoom camera.
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And I went out, I bought that,
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I spent a thousand bucks, camera, tripod.
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I got a perfect day.
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I went down to the beach, calm, cool,
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no humidity, no waves.
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I zoomed in on a buoy over ten
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miles away.
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from three, four feet off the ground,
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right?
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Ten miles away.
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Well,
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that doesn't sound far if you're a ball
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believer that doesn't know your own model,
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but there should be sixty-six feet of
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curvature.
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Sixty-six feet.
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That's a six-story building.
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So if you were on the other side
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of a six-story building, could I see you?
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Absolutely not.
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You're blocked.
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There should be sixty-six feet of
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curvature blocking
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that buoy i can see the buoy i
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can see the surface of the water beyond
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it i can see the beach beyond that
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and so i said all right the curvature
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calculator is wrong they said i just was
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still you know when you believe something
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a hundred percent you'll make up excuses
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and so i was still ninety nine point
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nine nine nine nine nine nine nine percent
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the earth is a ball and so i
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went to the debunking the flat earth
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debunking websites and i said what do they
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say about this and they say well it's
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not the curvature like that you know
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It's not like you're here and they're
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here.
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You're here and they're there.
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So it's only half of the curvature,
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which is really stupid.
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But I said,
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there's only thirty three feet of
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curvature.
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I can still see the buoy.
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I can still see the surface of the
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water.
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That's a problem.
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And so.
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I realized that the earth wasn't a ball.
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And I didn't want to talk about it.
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because our podcast was doing really well
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and I didn't want people to freak out
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and leave.
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That lasted for about a week,
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maybe two weeks.
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And then I was like,
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I got to talk about this.
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And so for the next year, we, we,
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Talked about Flat Earth in every show.
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We had a whole Flat Earth section.
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And then the podcast kind of blew up
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after that.
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And my two co-hosts couldn't handle Flat
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Earth.
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And I started the Flat Earth podcast with
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a guy named Curious J.
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And that went super viral.
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And here we are,
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you and I talking now.
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Sorry for the long story,
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but that's my story.
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No,
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that's exactly what I want to get into.
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There was one thing you put out.
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I don't know if it was a short
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or a regular video a while back,
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and I found it astonishing.
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And the reason why is I was at
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a local,
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I would almost say like a haberdashery
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kind of store.
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But they had a dictionary that was over
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a hundred years old.
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So I said,
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let me go in this dictionary and look
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up the word firmament.
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And I compared that definition.
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I wish I would have taken a picture
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of it.
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In fact, I may have.
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And I looked at that definition then to
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what they give now,
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two very different definitions.
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But going back to the video that I
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saw of you, correct me if I'm wrong,
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but I swear you were at a nursing
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home and you were talking to a lady
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that had to be near a hundred or
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pretty darn close.
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And you asked her a couple of critical
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questions.
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What were those?
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So I was talking to her.
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Sorry about that.
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My light fell off.
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I was talking to her about the world's
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fair.
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So I was visiting my mother who was
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in an old age facility and she had,
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she was taking a nap.
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And I said to the nurses,
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is there anyone here over a hundred?
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Cause I was investigating the world's
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fairs back then,
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which is a whole nother rabbit hole.
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And yeah,
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They said, oh, Ruth, right over there.
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She's sitting in the cafeteria by herself.
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And she's over a hundred.
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And I was like, oh, this is great.
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And I went over and started talking to
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her and she's telling me about the world's
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fairs and just how incredible the lights
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were.
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And her memory was really,
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really just amazing.
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And I said to her,
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what did they teach you about earth, Ruth?
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And I said, she said, oh,
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they taught me the earth was flat.
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And I said, can I record this?
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And she's like, sure, you know?
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And so I actually tried to call,
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she's very biblical.
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I tried to call another flat earther who's
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way into biblical flat earth,
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but he wasn't available.
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So I just recorded it off the cuff.
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And this is funny.
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This was back in twenty twenty.
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It went super viral.
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It was crazy.
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It was mirrored on the hundreds of
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channels.
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And I said to everybody,
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we need to go to old age homes
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now and find people over a hundred years
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old.
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We don't have much more time because all
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of these people are,
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they're going to be dying off.
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And two days later,
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they closed all the nursing homes
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worldwide because of COVID and nobody can
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go into any nursing home.
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Wow.
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Isn't that crazy now?
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That's just a coincidence, right?
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But I'm not a coincidence theorist,
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but that's gotta be a coincidence, right?
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It wasn't because of me.
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No,
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that was really astonishing because it was
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around that time, well,
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actually it was a little bit after that
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I had found this dictionary.
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I said, you know what,
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let me go see if they changed the
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definition.
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And of course they have.
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So let's get down to brass tacks for
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a lot of people that may be saying,
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okay, what's the evidence out there?
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So if the earth is flat,
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or what some others call biblical earth,
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if it's
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where are the edges what's holding
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everything in what's i mean you know if
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we believe the the model they tell us
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you know we're basically in a i think
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my buddy alex brought up the uh example
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of um like a convertible driving down the
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road all the air is going to just
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get sucked right out into a vacuum i
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mean explain to me what exactly this realm
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is that we live in i mean is
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it if it's not a ball then what
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is it and what's holding it all together
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well
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Again,
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we're only allowed to explore the known
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world.
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All the countries in the world that are
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fighting,
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they all agree that no one is allowed
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to go beyond sixty degrees south.
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Right.
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They all agree that there's no independent
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exploration beyond sixty degrees south,
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which is fascinating.
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Let's see.
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So where would sixty degrees south be?
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Sixty degrees south would be like right
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out here.
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But there's all of these military bases
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that are all around here and nobody is
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allowed to independently explore.
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Now,
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you can go from Santiago out here to
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this little peninsula, which is gigantic,
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is bigger than some countries.
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And
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They will bring you to two islands.
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One of them is called Rothschild Island.
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The other one is called Deception Island.
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Wow.
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Fascinating, right?
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And people say, well,
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I've been to Antarctica.
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There's nothing going on there.
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What's going on out here?
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Out here in the outer space, right?
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What's going on out here?
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That's the question.
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Just because you went to a little tiny
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island right here on this peninsula
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doesn't
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That doesn't mean you know.
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That's like coming over from England,
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you land on the south shore of Long
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Island,
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and you know what's going on in
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California, Texas, Ohio, and Florida.
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You don't know anything.
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You don't even know what's going on on
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the north shore of Long Island.
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So...
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All of this,
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what is here in this outer space?
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And the question is, we don't know.
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We can only speculate.
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We can only speculate what's out there.
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So the world is a pond.
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That's how I look at it.
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The question is,
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what's beyond the edge of the pond?
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Let me just pull up maps here for
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a second.
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What if the world was...
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set up something like this, right?
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We're here in the center part.
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This is Antarctica.
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Well, what's out here?
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Extra territory?
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Extra terra?
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If somebody lived out here on the extra
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terra, what might you call them?
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And if they come to visit us in
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here, where are they coming from?
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Which space?
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The outer space.
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So there's truth in everything, right?
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And this is just a conventional
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transportation trip away, a day trip,
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right?
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Somebody can come, an alien,
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an extraterrestrial can come from out
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here,
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anally probe somebody and get back in time
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for dinner with the kids in the same
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day.
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So,
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It's a little bit of a joke.
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This is a map that was found in
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a Buddhist temple, ten centuries old.
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It was published in January of nineteen oh
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seven in a Hawaiian newspaper showing all
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these other continents out here.
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We have evidence that ships go out here,
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cargo ships like what are they doing?
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Are they trade routes that we don't know
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about?
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There's so much.
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So people say, well, where's the edge?
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That's because you've been programmed to
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think that there is an edge.
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We don't know.
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Now, some biblical people will say,
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this is it.
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This is the only pond.
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There's nothing else beyond the firmament,
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which connects down.
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I don't necessarily believe that.
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I can't disprove it because we're not
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allowed to go there.
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But I think there's an infinite plane.
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I think it goes on for millions and
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millions of miles.
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I think that there may be many ponds.
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That's just my theory.
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All I know is where we live.
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We live right here.
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We live right here.
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Well, how do you explain things like,
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for example, ever since I was a kid,
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I had always questioned this ninety three
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million miles that the sun is supposedly
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away from here when I can see on
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certain days when the clouds are situated
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in a certain way where you can see
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the sun rays come in.
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And if it's ninety three million million
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miles away,
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then all of these things should be
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parallel.
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All of the beams of light that I
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see coming through those clouds should be
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parallel.
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They're not.
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And in fact, it's almost pyramidal.
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the way it looks to me.
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Look at that sun right there.
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Is that ninety three million miles away?
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Not to me, it isn't.
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I did believe it even as a kid
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long before I was like, hold on,
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this makes no sense.
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If it's ninety three million miles away,
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then from my perspective,
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every single beam of light coming through
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those clouds should be about parallel.
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It's a parallel.
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People will claim that, well,
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they're coming towards you and they're
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spreading out just like railroad tracks
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spread out.
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And that's a good claim.
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That's a good claim.
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But the ones going away are also spreading
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out.
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They should be converging together.
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And globers will say, well,
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if you go above the clouds and you
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see crepuscular rays from the clouds,
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they're perfectly straight.
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Now,
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I haven't seen a good picture of that.
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But if the one I saw that was
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real and showed the rays coming in
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straight when you're looking down, well,
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that means they're crepuscular.
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Because if you see them going straight,
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there's no perspective.
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You would see them converging if they were
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parallel, if you were above.
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Good point.
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You would see them converging.
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If you go on top,
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you can't do it now,
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but there's some pictures from the top of
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the Giza pyramid.
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If you read at the top and you
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look down, the sides look parallel.
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They don't look like they're going out.
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They literally look perfectly parallel
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because the angle is perfect for our
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vision to make them parallel.
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Yeah,
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there's a whole lot of questions out
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there.
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So for because I'm sure there's a whole
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lot of people that are listening to this
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podcast and are thinking, OK, man,
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you guys got to make a case.
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So, I mean, how do you explain seasons?
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How do you explain day and night?
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Oh, my God.
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Seasons is my favorite of all of all.
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Thanks for asking.
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So I'm going to explain these things.
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But for those of you that are ready
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to tune out,
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I offer three Bitcoins for one globe
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proof.
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A Bitcoin is dropping,
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but it's still one hundred eighty thousand
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dollars.
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One globe proof.
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Three Bitcoins.
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Right.
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Just hang tight.
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Go to my website.
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You're telling me if somebody can offer
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one bit of proof,
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one scientific proof that the Earth is a
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spinning globe in space.
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You and three Bitcoins.
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And nobody's ever challenged?
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Oh, they challenge.
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They challenge with just absolute
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nonsense.
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My trolls are going to show up here
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so hard in your comments.
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It's going to be unreal.
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But I want you to go to their
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channels and see that there's no content
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on their channels.
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They got nothing, right?
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They're empty bot channels or super lazy
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trolls.
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So...
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Yeah, go ahead.
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I'm sorry.
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Go ahead, Dave.
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I was just going to try to bring
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it back.
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I mean,
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how do you explain seasons and day and
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night and the whole nine yards in your
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model?
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Yeah, yeah.
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So seasons actually make no sense on the
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globe.
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Let's talk about it.
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So the sun circles around.
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I'll make this a little bigger.
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Hold on.
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Where is it?
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Hold on a second.
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One second.
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So the sun circles around, as I said,
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once per day,
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and it spirals into the Tropic of Cancer
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and out to the Tropic of Capricorn.
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Here we go.
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There we go, big, boom.
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All right,
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so the outer yellow line right over here
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is the Tropic of Capricorn,
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and the inner yellow line right there is
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the Tropic of Cancer.
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The red line is the equator.
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So right now the sun is working its
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way in on June, the twenty-first,
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it's gonna be over the Tropic of Cancer.
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So if I jump forward, we're at June,
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July, August, September, October,
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November, December.
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In December, it's way out here.
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Now, in December,
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it's cold for us here in the north,
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where the north is the inner part and
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the south is the other part.
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In December, it's summer for Australia.
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Well, look,
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the sun is going right over Australia.
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So let's take a look at seasons.
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Let's just pull up seasons here.
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So this is an observation that I had
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myself.
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So this was last February.
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I was in Mexico right here and it
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was over ninety degrees and in the
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northeast it was negative ten hundred
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degree difference.
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Now,
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the sun is only point zero zero zero
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zero three percent farther in the
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heliocentric model.
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That's kind of weird.
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Like, well, no, it's the angle.
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It's the angle.
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But if you think about the angle of
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the sun,
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the sun changes angle all day long from
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morning to night.
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It goes from its lowest point to its
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highest point back to its lowest point.
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But there's a hundred degree difference
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with insignificant difference in distance.
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You follow me?
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Right.
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But on a flat earth model the sun
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was right here right it's working its way
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out it was February so December January
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February it's working its way back in i'm
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here at the end of this yellow line
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and the northeast is twice as far away
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which one makes more sense for seasons.
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If you were standing next to a campfire,
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you're three feet from the fire and it's
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hot, if you tilt yourself,
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is it gonna make much of a difference?
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No, but if you took five steps backwards,
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it's gonna make a difference.
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Yeah, that makes, all in the same,
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all in that same thing,
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I guess you're explaining day and night.
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So the perception that we see according to
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that model is that it isn't the sun
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necessarily going
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you know,
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us going around the sun or the earth
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spinning or anything like that.
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It's just, I guess,
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correct me if I'm wrong,
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it's just the sun is getting further away
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from you.
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The sun is getting further away.
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It spirals in.
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Now, let me ask a question.
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You're standing under a streetlight.
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That's your summer sun.
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We'll call that your summer sun.
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You're in Florida, right?
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In June, in Miami,
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the sun is directly over your head.
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So...
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As the sun moves out south,
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it gets farther away.
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It's like the streetlights down the road.
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They look lower.
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They're still the same height,
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but they're farther and they appear lower
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to you in the sky.
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Does that make sense?
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Yeah, yeah.
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I'm just trying to pull up some season
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stuff for you.
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Seasons actually,
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when you really look at it,
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prove the earth.
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So the sun...
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makes what's called an analemma.
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This person took a picture every day of
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the corner of his roof and it makes
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a small loop and a big loop, right?
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The big loop is December.
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This is the winter because it's making a
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bigger loop.
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And then the small loop is the summer
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here.
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So the analemma itself proves the shape of
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the earth.
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Now, the analemma is...
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This guy took a picture every day for
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two years.
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So he's taking it at five-forty in the
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afternoon.
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You can tell he's taking it in the
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north because this is higher.
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Why is it higher?
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Because the north has a smaller loop,
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so...
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When the sun is closer to him,
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which would be in the north,
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it would appear higher,
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just like your streetlights.
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This isn't lower.
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If he took it from over here,
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that part would be higher.
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So that is taking a picture of the
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sun at the same time every day,
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and it makes a small loop and a
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big loop.
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There is no explanation on the globe earth
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for that.
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Now, Dave, regarding all this,
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there was a recent thing a while back.
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And personally, I didn't buy it.
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I thought the whole thing stank to high
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heaven to me.
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But there was this thing where they all
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went down supposedly to Antarctica and
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they did this little test.
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At the end of the day,
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I can still see too far.
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I don't care what evidence you think you
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brought there.
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What are your thoughts on all that?
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Because supposedly, you know,
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the media was quick to jump on this.
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And whenever I see the prostitute media,
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you know, all for something,
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I start to raise an eyebrow.
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So what were your thoughts on them
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supposedly debunking the whole notion of a
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flat earth?
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Yeah, this was a multi-year plan.
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I'll touch on it a little bit,
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but it was actually designed for me.
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They wanted me to go.
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I was the one they were targeting because
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I'm waking up too many people.
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And if they take me down,
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it would have been a pretty big blow.
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That's not my ego or anything.
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It's just a fact, right?
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So my app is waking up too many
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people, and they wanted to make people.
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Well, here's the thing.
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I said years ago that a twenty-four-hour
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sun in Antarctica is impossible on a flat
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Earth.
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I was wrong.
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I think it is possible.
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However,
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I don't think there is a twenty-four-hour
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sun in Antarctica.
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The other thing is looking at the sky
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at the, you know, while ago,
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I used to say the earth was a
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globe.
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I was wrong, right?
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We're allowed to change your mind based on
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new information.
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So,
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The whole trip was put together by this
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fake pastor who claims to be a
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multimillionaire who's under federal
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indictment.
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Well,
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I don't know if it's a federal indictment.
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He's under investigation by the SEC.
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He's already paid millions of dollars in
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fines.
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He has ten charges against him currently.
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And all he cares about is settling the
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flat earth debate.
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Weird.
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Like,
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shouldn't he be worried about his freedom
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and his financial future?
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And
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He proved he was a pastor because he
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streamed a Sunday morning church sermon
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every day for like a year or so
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leading up to TFE,
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which is the failed experiment.
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And
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But it's funny thing in those videos,
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there's never a cough, a baby crying,
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a person making any noise.
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There's nothing.
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He never acknowledges anybody.
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It's kind of like he was just doing
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it in an empty church.
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So...
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Also,
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this guy Duffy said in his interviews that
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he just learned about Flat Earth three
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years ago and he just wants to put
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an end to the debate.
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Right.
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Well, he was the producer for Bob Inyard,
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a radio host in Denver for ten years.
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And Bob and Bob Inyard show was an
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anti Flat Earth show.
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So just a total lie.
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So again, but here's the thing.
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Let's say there is a sun,
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a twenty-four-hour sun in Antarctica.
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Now, okay,
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if you want to say the movement of
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a light in the sky dictates the shape
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of the Earth,
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first you have to assume the Earth is
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a globe.
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Then you have to explain how helium and
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hydrogen that defy gravity on Earth,
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that gases violently fill the available
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space,
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how they somehow collapse and create a
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gravitational burning ball that burns
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six hundred and forty million tons or
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billion tons every day or every hour.
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It's something ridiculous.
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Never gets any smaller.
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You have to explain how the motion of
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that dictates the shape of the earth.
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As you said, we can see too far.
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Yeah, definitely.
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When you get down to brass tacks,
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that's why when it came out with it,
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I'm like, OK,
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explain to me how I can see entirely
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too far.
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This was a deception as big as the
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moon landing.
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You know, when Admiral Byrd went over,
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Project High Jump said there's more land
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on the other side of the South Pole,
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which would be in between Australia and
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Africa, bigger than the United States.
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And no one has ever seen.
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I think somebody would have seen it.
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And then he said that on a news
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show six months later, he died, right?
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Weird.
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He died in his sleep.
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That was just a coincidence, I'm sure.
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But then they immediately said,
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we're going to the moon, right?
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And so they did the moon landings.
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And you know the moon landings are fake,
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right?
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As a three-dollar bill.
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Okay.
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So...
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So this is just another,
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and that was to make people think they
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live on a ball.
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And the question that anyone in the
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audience that's new to this would be like,
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why would they lie?
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That's my favorite question of all.
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We'll get to that.
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And it is the most important lie of
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all, but just finishing up on seasons.
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Here we are outside.
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It's this person got a heat lamp and
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they're nice and warm.
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This person's cold.
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This person has their sun high in the
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sky.
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And this person has the sun lower in
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the sky at a lower angle.
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This person's up high.
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This person sees the sun lower.
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Now, if we move the sun over,
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keeping it at the same height,
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it gets lower for this person and higher
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for this person.
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Warm, cold.
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There are your seasons.
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The equator's in the middle.
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Make sense?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I mean, I'm definitely, there's a lot of,
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I mean,
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it took a lot of rewiring in my
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brain and I'm still asking, I mean,
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I don't know what this realm actually is.
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Neither do I. I, I, I'm a,
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you know,
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I'm basing what I think I understand about
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what the Bible says,
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like in Psalm nineteen, I think it,
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and then strangely enough,
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Werner Von Braun has it right there on
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his tombstone.
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It's as if they were laughing at all
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of us like, oh, yeah, you believe this?
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You believe what we told you?
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I mean,
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we live in a place where the powers
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that shouldn't be lie about every,
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there is not a single case in history,
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from my perspective,
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that cannot be proven as a manufactured
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lie.
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So, you know, the moon landing,
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the whole nine yards, I mean,
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there's not one part of it I actually
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believe.
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So Dave,
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let me ask you about some other things
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because people are almost certainly going
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to want to know what about, Oh,
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you got a point there.
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Yeah.
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What was your question?
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I just want to show a couple of
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examples of how the radius has been
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falsified.
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And when you falsify the radius,
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the entire cosmos falls apart because
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everything's based off the radius of the
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earth.
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No, I totally agree.
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If that's a lie,
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then everything else is a lie because I
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can see with my own two eyes,
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like you said, looking through a camera,
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looking through whatever,
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things that should not appear there.
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What do they tell you?
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It's a mirage.
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I forget the nonsense that they tell me
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that it is.
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Yeah.
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So they say refraction and here's the
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thing.
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Yeah.
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Light over great distances,
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things distort and warp and compress.
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And, you know,
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I was looking at my wife a mile
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down the beach through,
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through my P nine hundred and she looked
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like a genie.
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Her body was like wiggling and it was
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like, it was crazy.
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Um, that's called compression, distortion,
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refraction, whatever you want to call it.
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No problem.
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But if something is not in your line
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of sight behind a physical object, um,
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you can't see it.
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What weather forecast,
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what weather could come in and make my
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mouth come above this book?
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What kind of atmospheric conditions would
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make you be able to see my mouth?
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Good point.
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Yeah.
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None.
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Right.
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But there are stuff that can limit your
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visibility.
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So when we talk about the horizon and,
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A six foot tall person,
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there's six feet of curvature at three
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miles.
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So that's where their horizon should be.
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A six foot tall person with perfectly
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clear day, perfectly calm water.
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They should not be able to,
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the horizon should be just three miles
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away.
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That's not very far, right?
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When I say horizon,
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you can see the water right here.
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But as I bring it back,
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the water goes over the horizon.
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See how my nail starts disappearing from
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the bottom up?
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Like that's a boat, right?
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So-
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So that's the horizon.
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So a boat just past the horizon, well,
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you'd still see the boat because only the
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very,
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very bottom would be behind the horizon.
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And the farther it goes away,
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it would disappear from the bottom up.
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That's true.
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They've brainwashed into thinking that's
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how the only way things can disappear.
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But here's the problem.
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This camera here is...
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Hold on a second.
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This camera here is eight feet off the
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ground.
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That would put the horizon,
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according to the Earth Curve Calculator,
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at three and a half miles.
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Well, the distance to this first oil rig,
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this is two oil rigs.
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The first one is at six miles away.
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The second one's at ten miles away.
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The horizon would be at three and a
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half miles,
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maybe right here or even lower.
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But we shouldn't be able to see the
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surface of the water, but we can.
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We can see the surface of the water
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here.
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We can see the surface of the water
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in between.
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We can see the surface of the water
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from miles beyond the ten mile one.
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Sixty feet of curvature should be here.
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This water should be sixty feet below the
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horizon.
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But we still see it.
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You have to remember, on a ball,
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everything goes down and away.
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So every foot farther you go,
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the farther something is down.
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So all of this water has to be
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refracting up
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and stopping at the same mark,
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that makes absolutely no sense.
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Here is,
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we have these objects on this ball, right?
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So I'm gonna turn this around and you
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can only see the white one, right?
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Where are we?
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You see the white one?
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Do the white one right there.
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And that's on your eyes.
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If I brought it back farther,
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it would be over the horizon, right?
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Right.
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So the orange one has to go up
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a little bit and then the yellow one
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has to go higher and the purple and
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the pink and the green,
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they all have to go up higher.
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So it appears that's what the water has
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to be doing.
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So they all have to refract at different
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amounts, right?
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Right?
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This is not the scale, of course.
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Right?
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So they're all,
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the green one here has to refract all
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the way up there.
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The yellow one only has to go up
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a little bit.
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Right?
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Let me show you a real world example.
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Again, we can- Not only refract,
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but keep the resolution at the same time.
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This is absurd.
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Yeah, things do get blurry over distance.
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But that doesn't matter.
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The fact that we can see them is
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incredible.
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So I'm going to show you another one.
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Now,
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refraction has to do with humidity and all
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sorts of stuff.
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But this is in the winter, no humidity.
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Here we have a body of water.
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It's a canal or a lake,
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whatever you want to call it.
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And large bodies of water need to be
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contained.
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And when they're still and cold,
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they freeze, and they freeze flat.
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You ever go ice skating on a lake?
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The lake is flat.
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So here we got a camera, a P-
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six inches off the ice.
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And out here, we have four lights,
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eight miles, seven miles, six miles,
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and five miles.
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Now, it doesn't sound like far.
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Earth is very, very big, right?
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But according to Earth Curve Calculator,
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and if we add in a ridiculous amount
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of refraction, there is no refraction.
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But if we add in, you know what,
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Globers?
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You say there's two,
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twenty percent refraction.
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I'm going to add in fifty percent
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refraction,
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just to give you the benefit of the
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doubt.
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Thirty feet below the curve,
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twenty-two feet, fifteen feet,
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and nine feet.
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But for some reason,
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they all line up in line of sight.
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Now, there's two explanations for this.
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On a flat Earth,
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you got the camera six inches off the
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ice.
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All of these lights are one foot off
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the ice, and they all line up.
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We just see them just as we would
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see them.
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Flat Earth explanation.
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Globe Earth explanation,
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six inches off the ice at point eight
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eight miles away,
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according to the Earth curve calculator.
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That's where the tangent of the Earth
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would be.
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So that's your horizon.
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This one's refracting up that much.
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This one's refracting up more,
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more and more.
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And none of them refract up higher or
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lower.
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They all perfectly stop at the tangent of
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this camera's view.
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The refraction matches the curve of the
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Earth perfectly every time.
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It's so dumb.
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It is.
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I mean,
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I got to ask about this next one
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and, um, Oh my goodness.
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We're just not going to have enough time
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for all this, but let me,
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we can go a little over if you
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want.
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It's up to you.
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Yeah, we absolutely.
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Um, if you're able to do it, um,
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What do we make of NASA?
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What do we make of satellites?
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How do you reconcile all that?
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Supposedly,
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we got satellites flying over all day and
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night.
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I've seen them, right?
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You've seen satellites, haven't you?
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Yeah.
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How do we explain these things?
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So if you go,
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everyone Google satellites in space and
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you only get cartoons.
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So there's no photos of satellites,
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but we do see those lights going across
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the sky.
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It used to be one of my favorite
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things to do when I'm in the Caribbean.
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At night,
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I'd go out and I'd just watch satellites
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go by and it just fascinated me.
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I loved it.
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I love satellites.
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Amazing.
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So the question you have to ask is,
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How big is a satellite?
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Well,
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let's say a satellite's the size of a
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Volkswagen bug.
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I think that's a pretty big satellite,
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but we'll just say that.
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Volkswagen bug is about the smaller than
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the engine on a seven forty seven, right?
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Oh, yeah.
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Those engines are huge.
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If you watch a seven forty seven at
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altitude, the seven forty seven is tiny.
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You see the wings,
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but you can't make out the engine, right?
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It's too small to see.
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That's at five, seven miles up.
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We'll say seven miles up.
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If we doubled the height,
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fourteen miles up,
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you couldn't even see the seven forty
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seven.
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It's too small for your eye to resolve.
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That's a fourteen miles up.
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Starlink satellites are three hundred and
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fifty miles up and they're tiny.
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It would be absolutely impossible to see
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them.
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Here's the problem.
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Starlink service works.
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How does it work?
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I'm going to answer that.
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So I was on a flight.
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going here let me just get rid of
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that i was on a flight uh going
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uh i was going to mexico actually and
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um i'm on the flight i'm listening to
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a tiktok live i'm uploading videos i'm
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checking my email i'm instant messaging
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like this is fantastic right
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The equipment on the airplane is
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connecting me with the cell towers.
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And we're just like a car going down
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the road.
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It's going from tower to tower to tower.
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Interesting.
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But this kept popping up on my phone.
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Let everyone know that you're connected
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via satellite.
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I'm like, really?
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So let's think about that.
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This is supposedly connected to Starlink.
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So I got my airplane.
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I got my satellite.
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I make it more to scale.
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Here's the airplane.
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This isn't even to scale because this is
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only seven miles up.
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This is three hundred and fifty miles up.
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They want me to believe that the plane
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is sending my signal up to a tin
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can that is a minimum of three hundred
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fifty miles up.
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That's if it's directly above the plane.
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If it's farther away, it's farther away.
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And then that tin can that doesn't have
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a power source can't be serviced,
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is floating impossibly around a spiraling
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vortexing Earth.
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It's sending the signal down right past
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the airplane to a cell tower.
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That's the official story of what's going
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on.
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Does that seem ridiculous?
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Yep.
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Absolutely ridiculous.
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But Starlink service works.
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How does it work?
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So have you ever seen the Starlink
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satellites?
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No, I haven't.
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You never looked in the sky?
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When they first came out,
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everyone was seeing them, and I saw them.
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And there's these line of lights that are
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going by.
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What's funny is,
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Since then, a bunch of years ago,
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they've put up thousands and thousands
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more,
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but no one's barely seeing these anymore.
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Everyone should be seeing these every
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night if there's that many up there.
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But you see these go by,
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and a lot of people hear an airplane
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in front or behind the string of
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satellites.
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So first off,
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these are way smaller than a jet engine,
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How the heck are we seeing them?
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How are they reflecting sunlight?
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How are they reflecting sunlight
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perfectly?
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Like when you reflect sunlight,
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it should be flashing.
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It wouldn't happen all the time, right?
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These are lights.
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So what are they?
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Well, you've seen a firework replacement,
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fireworks, right?
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There's a firework, I mean,
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drone replacement fireworks, right?
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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So imagine get rid of all of this
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and just have one of these lines of
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lights.
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Is that what we're seeing?
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Are we seeing drones?
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Are we seeing drones up there?
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And what's interesting is sometimes you'll
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see one of the lights go out and
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then another one will come on.
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It'll come back on.
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Like, wait a minute.
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If it's reflecting sunlight,
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why did it go out and come back
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on?
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But you know what's interesting?
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Elon Musk's brother,
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bought the largest firework replacement
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drone business, drone company.
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Well, how about that?
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How about that?
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How about that?
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But Starlink service works.
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How does that happen, right?
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Let's talk about the size, right?
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This is a man standing next to this
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jet engine.
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A man is as big as a Starlink
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satellite, right?
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This is a seven, four,
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seven at just seven miles up.
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And we're going to see something smaller
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than this at three hundred and fifty miles
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up.
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All right.
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But Starlink service works.
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Keep saying that.
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So I asked chat GPT.
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What if you took, oh, by the way,
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I don't know how old you are,
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but the Vietnam War,
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one of the big things they promoted during
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that was that it was so far away
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that the soldiers had special radios that
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would connect to AWACS airplanes and then
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they would relay it back to Washington.
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Make sense?
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You remember that?
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Oh, yeah.
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Right.
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But their radios look remarkably like
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Starlink receivers, just a little older.
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interesting interesting so i asked chat
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gpt i said what if satellites the
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satellite equipment was in the belly of
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airplanes they'd have a power source
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they'd be able to be serviced on a
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regular basis.
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And airplanes are everywhere,
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everywhere in the world, you know,
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everywhere in the populated world.
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And chat GPT said,
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that would be very good.
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It would be strong.
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You'd have power.
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You'd be able to service them.
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They're everywhere.
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Right.
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It's not as far to transmit, you know,
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the higher you make a cell tower, the,
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the,
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the farther of reach it has.
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Well,
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imagine cell towers at five to seven miles
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high, right?
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That's airplanes.
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And it said,
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the only problem is if there's a big
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weather system, a big storm,
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and they're diverting airplanes around it,
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then you'd have a hole in your service.
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I said, well,
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what if they just had military planes
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flying above those storms, relaying it?
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And it said,
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that would be a more robust system,
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more economically feasible and practical
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than the whole Starlink story.
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So here's the last thing.
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We have a couple, some military guys that,
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um,
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one guy lives in the South Pacific
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somewhere on a little Island and he had
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no internet until Starlink came around
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years ago.
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And he,
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he's one of these guys that tracks all
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of the planes in the sky.
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He knows all the war planes,
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knows what's exactly what's going on in
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the sky.
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And he says,
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every time the last airplane leaves his
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area, he loses his Starlink service.
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Another coincidence.
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Hmm.
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See, I've never heard any of that before.
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Certainly not with Starlink.
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But I mean,
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there's nothing that they tell us,
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I believe.
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I mean, absolutely nothing.
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So where do you stand?
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I mean, this is a stupid question,
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but I got to ask it.
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I mean, how do we account for NASA?
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What about this International Space
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Station?
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What's going on with all that?
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What about all these pictures we see from
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space?
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How do you account for all that?
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Yeah, well, the photos with AI now,
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it's incredible.
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You can't believe anything.
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But let's just look at some footage on
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the space station.
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This is that one astronaut playing with
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water.
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So they're always playing with water on
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the space station,
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which is weird because there's a lot of
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interactivity.
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Watch that ball.
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It just disappears.
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This is showing you that it's just...
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Look.
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And it's gone.
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Oh, my goodness.
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So that's a that's a screw up.
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But you know what?
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Maybe it's some video compression.
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Here is an astronaut.
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Like, is that how you'd flip around?
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And he gets tangled in his wires.
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Watch his hand.
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He's unwrapping his hand.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Right.
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And why do in space?
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Why do they all have these heavy
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industrial belts on?
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Like,
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are your pants going to fall down in
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zero gravity?
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Huh?
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Right?
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So let's just watch a couple others.
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Here's one where something happens.
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She's bouncing.
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Why is she bouncing?
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Right?
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And then all of a sudden something happens
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and she gets yanked.
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Whoa.
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And she reaches over.
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We've caught that many times.
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There's some controls over there where
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they're controlling the wires.
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All right?
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We'll keep going because if that one
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doesn't get you...
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This guy's coming in.
00:54:43.976
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Look, you can see the wire.
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Oh, absolutely, you can, yep.
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Yep, you can see the wire.
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All right, so if they're in space,
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why would they have to fake it, right?
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Here's a spacewalk.
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Now, this could be,
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I can't find the original source,
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but this could just be an AI video.
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It probably is an AI video,
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but the question is, did NASA release it?
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And he's not even connecting the wrench.
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You know,
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these guys are on these spacewalks.
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What are they doing out there?
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You've only seen them tighten a bolt and
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loosen a bolt.
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You never see them doing anything else.
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Like if there's a problem on a submarine,
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do the guys swim outside of the submarine
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to fix it or they fix it from
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the inside?
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right it's it's incredible so i won't give
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that one uh too much weight let's see
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what this one is oh yeah this is
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the same thing um but again if that's
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from nasa that is just horrible um and
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no dummy cord on it i mean if
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you were to drop something like that and
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you're going the speeds they're talking
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about good enough i'm on the space station
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And I don't get seventy million dollars a
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day like they get.
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Right.
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Here's another issue.
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I. Where'd he come from?
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Where did he come from?
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Look,
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I can do the same thing with me.
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Ready?
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Oh, I'm gone.
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So they're using green screens.
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Oh, here I am.
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What would be the bigger purpose then?
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I mean, in light of all this,
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I mean, why are they doing this?
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Why are they faking space to hide God?
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All of this is to hide humanity from
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knowing who they are,
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knowing that we're at the center of
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creation,
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knowing that we are powerful beings.
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beings that God created this place for us,
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uh, hiding free energy, hiding, um,
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hiding our divinity.
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They're hiding our true power.
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They're hiding everything.
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Imagine if you'd have to pay for gas
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or electric for your car or for your
00:57:00.909
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home, that would free up,
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free up a little bit.
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Oh yeah.
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So again, one,
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just them faking space once is, uh,
00:57:14.186
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is all you need to see.
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On the Joe Rogan show,
00:57:17.648
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they had this guy on that was talking
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about NASA being fake.
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And Joe was challenging them because Joe
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is compromised in some way.
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And he's like, well, what about the ISS,
00:57:30.876
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the live feeds?
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Pull up the live feeds.
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And Joe pulled up a live feed.
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And on the live feed, this happened.
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He saw this line on a live feed.
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showing that they're stitching imagery
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together.
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It's real photo of Earth, right?
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They zoomed in and there was this line.
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If the Earth was a globe and they're
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doing filming, you wouldn't have a seam.
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Live on Joe Rogan's show, that happened.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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And then this happened...
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So this is about a zero-g plane, right?
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Mm-hmm.
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So this is supposedly on the ISS.
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This is a zero-g plane.
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This was years ago.
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I think it was a space shuttle.
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I don't think it was...
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The morning news said we're going to have
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a rare interview live with people on the
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space shuttle as soon as we have satellite
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time.
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We only get them for like, thirty seconds.
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Right?
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Thirty seconds.
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Well, gee,
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the zero G planes give you about thirty
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seconds of weightlessness.
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So during the live stream,
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all of a sudden they slammed into the
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wall.
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Everyone slammed into the wall.
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Now,
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that seems seems seems a little scary.
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If you look at a zero G plane
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→
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at the end of the flight,
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→
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at the end of the curve,
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they all slam down at the same time.
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So ready?
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It ends and then all of a sudden
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they they go down.
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It seems very much like, boom,
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that's the end of the zero G.
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They all fall down.
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And if we compare it to this,
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I'll rotate this.
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It looks like that.
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Now, if that was an unexpected shift,
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I want you to watch the guy in
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the foreground here.
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With one hand,
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he catches a roll of duct tape and
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→
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something else.
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One hand.
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unbelievable yeah so it's not it's like he
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look he catches them both with one hand
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this was not unexpected it just happened
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during the live broadcast when it wasn't
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supposed to happen that and ever since
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then they don't do any more really live
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stuff like that um using zero g they
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do it with wires they do with green
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screens they do it with ai but um
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another coincidence what do you think
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No,
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I think it's I think every single thing
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they put.
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I mean, who was it?
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The CIA director years ago under Reagan
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said, you know,
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we will know that our disinformation plan
01:00:05.333
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is complete.
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→
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Everything the American people believe is
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false or something like that.
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It was Bill Cohen, I think.
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This is Buster Keaton, an old movie.
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And you can see the wire pulling him
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up here.
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And it's just an old movie.
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And he comes in.
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He gets his feet around the wire.
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Sometimes the astronauts get their feet
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caught in the wire.
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Look at this guy.
01:00:28.751
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You can see the wires coming up from
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→
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the back of his shirt.
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→
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And is that how?
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And look at him.
01:00:34.476
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Why is he holding his knees?
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Because he doesn't have strong abs?
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I thought there's no gravity.
01:00:41.686
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These guys are hanging from waist
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→
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harnesses.
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Wow.
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Do you can see that?
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I mean, it's plain as day.
01:00:49.431
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01:00:49.650
I mean,
01:00:49.990
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every single thing they tell us is a
01:00:51.532
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01:00:52.532
manufactured lie.
01:00:52.572
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I'm absolutely convinced of it.
01:00:54.574
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01:00:54.893
Right.
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→
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This guy grabbed his wire.
01:00:56.275
→
01:00:57.235
This guy was, it was,
01:00:57.275
→
01:00:59.137
was floating out of the way and then,
01:00:59.456
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01:01:02.018
you know, grab the wire and know this,
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→
01:01:03.099
this here, watch this.
01:01:03.760
→
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This guy,
01:01:04.239
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this guy got stuck upside down and he
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→
01:01:08.081
goes over here and he's,
01:01:08.682
→
01:01:10.704
he's pulls a lever and you've watched
01:01:10.724
→
01:01:12.324
right here when he pulls the lever,
01:01:13.266
→
01:01:14.166
all of you see that.
01:01:14.746
→
01:01:15.126
Oh yeah.
01:01:15.936
→
01:01:18.177
So he's trying to free them because this
01:01:18.217
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01:01:22.077
was live and it was, it was so,
01:01:22.277
→
01:01:23.039
so pathetic.
01:01:23.878
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01:01:26.199
But here's the interesting thing is
01:01:26.219
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01:01:27.219
there's a company called,
01:01:27.260
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01:01:28.820
I think it's called Z effects,
01:01:29.021
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01:01:30.661
Z Z F X.
01:01:31.061
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01:01:33.561
And it's a company that does green screens
01:01:33.882
→
01:01:34.762
and it's,
01:01:36.164
→
01:01:38.204
And it does, you know,
01:01:38.224
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01:01:40.085
makes people fly with wires and green
01:01:40.125
→
01:01:40.425
screens.
01:01:40.704
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01:01:42.525
What's interesting is if we just fast
01:01:42.545
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01:01:44.485
forward here, this is the,
01:01:44.505
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01:01:46.206
there's a whole bunch of other fails here.
01:01:47.567
→
01:01:48.007
But if we,
01:01:48.126
→
01:01:49.288
if we go to the end here,
01:01:50.688
→
01:01:51.268
if we go to the end,
01:01:51.527
→
01:01:52.688
this is their website,
01:01:52.809
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01:01:54.748
which they've now taken down.
01:01:55.710
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01:01:57.210
And if we look at a list of
01:01:57.250
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01:02:00.371
their clients, guess who's on there.
01:02:00.731
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Don't tell me NASA.
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Absolutely.
01:02:03.572
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Wow.
01:02:04.474
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01:02:07.215
yeah if we go in nasa is right
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there unbelievable there you go wow every
01:02:13.398
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01:02:15.940
single wow every bit of it's fake it's
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01:02:18.460
all fake so david i mean let me
01:02:18.501
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01:02:19.822
ask you a couple more things because i
01:02:19.842
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01:02:21.302
know people are going to want to know
01:02:21.802
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01:02:23.603
how do we explain eclipses how do we
01:02:23.643
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01:02:26.465
explain things like that if um if things
01:02:26.525
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01:02:28.606
are set up the way you suspect
01:02:29.467
→
01:02:29.788
Well,
01:02:30.007
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01:02:31.248
they tell us that a moon is in
01:02:31.289
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01:02:33.090
front of the sun or the earth is
01:02:33.130
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01:02:33.889
in front of the moon.
01:02:34.349
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01:02:34.610
You know,
01:02:34.911
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01:02:37.052
it blows my mind that I know for
01:02:37.211
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01:02:37.811
as a kid,
01:02:37.992
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01:02:39.592
I was taught that we see phases of
01:02:39.612
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01:02:42.134
the moon because the sun is in between
01:02:42.755
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01:02:45.076
the earth and it creates those phases.
01:02:45.416
→
01:02:46.556
Yeah, that's actually not true.
01:02:46.596
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01:02:48.137
That's not even the heliocentric model,
01:02:48.177
→
01:02:49.936
but even globers get that wrong,
01:02:50.456
→
01:02:54.398
where that's an eclipse that does that,
01:02:54.418
→
01:02:55.217
a lunar eclipse,
01:02:55.257
→
01:02:57.057
but the phases of the moon in the
01:02:57.077
→
01:02:58.518
heliocentric model are just because of the
01:02:58.617
→
01:02:59.818
angle that the sun is hitting it,
01:03:00.159
→
01:03:01.398
which is a good explanation,
01:03:01.838
→
01:03:03.938
but the phases are not caused by the
01:03:03.998
→
01:03:05.119
Earth.
01:03:05.280
→
01:03:07.599
This is a picture of a lunar eclipse,
01:03:07.800
→
01:03:09.139
and we have this curved shadow,
01:03:09.420
→
01:03:09.940
and Bill Nye,
01:03:09.960
→
01:03:11.380
the lion guy with the bow tie,
01:03:11.641
→
01:03:12.181
will tell you,
01:03:13.061
→
01:03:16.244
that only a sphere can cast a curved
01:03:16.264
→
01:03:19.487
shadow onto another sphere from any angle.
01:03:19.987
→
01:03:21.389
Sounds good, right?
01:03:21.688
→
01:03:23.951
But when you use a sphere to cast
01:03:24.030
→
01:03:25.432
a shadow on another sphere,
01:03:25.972
→
01:03:28.815
the curves cancel each other out and you
01:03:28.835
→
01:03:29.777
get a straight line.
01:03:30.036
→
01:03:32.059
This is a sphere and we're using another
01:03:32.079
→
01:03:32.579
shadow,
01:03:32.960
→
01:03:35.001
another ball to cast a shadow on it.
01:03:35.342
→
01:03:35.501
Now,
01:03:36.516
→
01:03:38.378
This is done by my friend Anthony bear.
01:03:38.918
→
01:03:41.539
And he's got a setup in his garage
01:03:41.559
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01:03:42.460
and he has it to scale.
01:03:42.481
→
01:03:43.981
He's got the sun in the distance.
01:03:44.543
→
01:03:46.905
He's got the earth and then the moon
01:03:47.065
→
01:03:48.947
at the proper distance away.
01:03:49.226
→
01:03:50.628
When he puts, we put the moon.
01:03:52.949
→
01:03:54.331
We first, he does it halfway.
01:03:54.411
→
01:03:56.413
So the earth shadow on the moon,
01:03:56.733
→
01:03:57.534
look at that shadow.
01:03:57.693
→
01:03:58.974
It's perfectly straight.
01:04:00.255
→
01:04:00.576
Wow.
01:04:00.936
→
01:04:02.057
It's not a curve shadow.
01:04:03.378
→
01:04:04.840
And the same thing happens down at the
01:04:04.880
→
01:04:05.201
other end.
01:04:05.420
→
01:04:07.983
So that's problem number one with a lunar
01:04:08.103
→
01:04:09.304
eclipse, right?
01:04:09.344
→
01:04:11.346
A lunar eclipse.
01:04:11.365
→
01:04:13.628
The other issue with a lunar eclipse is
01:04:13.668
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01:04:14.128
this.
01:04:14.929
→
01:04:17.710
A lunar eclipse is when the Earth comes
01:04:17.771
→
01:04:19.592
into perfect alignment with the sun and
01:04:19.612
→
01:04:21.534
the moon and causes a shadow on the
01:04:21.554
→
01:04:21.994
moon, right?
01:04:22.014
→
01:04:23.416
All right.
01:04:24.047
→
01:04:24.489
Right?
01:04:24.528
→
01:04:26.371
So the Earth is going to move up.
01:04:26.471
→
01:04:27.811
The eclipse hasn't started yet.
01:04:27.891
→
01:04:28.452
It moves up.
01:04:28.713
→
01:04:29.833
Oh, look, the eclipse started.
01:04:30.135
→
01:04:30.996
This makes sense.
01:04:31.735
→
01:04:31.916
Right?
01:04:31.956
→
01:04:32.918
And that's what we would say.
01:04:33.237
→
01:04:33.617
Correct?
01:04:34.079
→
01:04:34.780
Right.
01:04:34.840
→
01:04:35.019
Right?
01:04:35.099
→
01:04:36.181
And so now the eclipse is over.
01:04:36.581
→
01:04:40.246
So there's a thing called the Selenillian
01:04:40.965
→
01:04:41.606
eclipse.
01:04:42.128
→
01:04:44.070
The Selenillian eclipse is when the
01:04:44.130
→
01:04:44.731
observer...
01:04:46.331
→
01:04:48.012
can see the sun and the moon both
01:04:48.092
→
01:04:49.172
above his horizon,
01:04:49.393
→
01:04:51.574
which means if you're always on the top
01:04:51.614
→
01:04:53.175
of a ball and you see the sun
01:04:53.235
→
01:04:55.077
above your left horizon and the moon above
01:04:55.097
→
01:04:57.759
your right or vice versa,
01:04:57.798
→
01:04:59.280
that means the eclipse hasn't started yet,
01:04:59.340
→
01:04:59.599
right?
01:05:00.581
→
01:05:01.101
Right.
01:05:01.161
→
01:05:01.320
Right,
01:05:01.340
→
01:05:02.501
because they're both above the horizon.
01:05:02.521
→
01:05:03.742
It means you're not in alignment.
01:05:04.282
→
01:05:05.204
Well,
01:05:05.224
→
01:05:08.666
the eclipse does start why that happens.
01:05:09.106
→
01:05:11.628
And the last one came in from the
01:05:11.688
→
01:05:12.108
top.
01:05:13.409
→
01:05:15.351
This is the actual, what we saw,
01:05:17.065
→
01:05:18.706
And this is what we should have seen
01:05:19.085
→
01:05:20.887
from that observer because the Earth is
01:05:20.927
→
01:05:21.987
coming up in between.
01:05:22.228
→
01:05:23.007
But this is what we saw.
01:05:23.027
→
01:05:24.628
Do you know what scientists call the
01:05:24.688
→
01:05:25.329
selenillion?
01:05:25.389
→
01:05:26.590
It's probably because they can't pronounce
01:05:26.630
→
01:05:27.210
selenillion.
01:05:27.449
→
01:05:29.190
They call it the impossible eclipse.
01:05:30.663
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01:05:31.063
Really?
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→
01:05:32.264
That's what they call it,
01:05:32.324
→
01:05:33.704
the impossible eclipse.
01:05:34.204
→
01:05:36.286
The sun and the moon make their cycles
01:05:36.646
→
01:05:37.708
in between the tropics.
01:05:37.728
→
01:05:39.588
The sun takes six months to go from
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→
01:05:41.891
the Tropic of Capricorn to the Tropic of
01:05:41.931
→
01:05:42.351
Cancer.
01:05:42.630
→
01:05:44.552
The moon does it every two weeks,
01:05:44.833
→
01:05:46.853
two weeks in, two weeks out.
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→
01:05:49.014
And it's when they pass these nodal
01:05:49.054
→
01:05:49.376
points.
01:05:49.416
→
01:05:50.635
Again, this isn't the scale.
01:05:50.715
→
01:05:52.498
Everybody relax, right?
01:05:52.538
→
01:05:53.978
When they pass the nodal points,
01:05:55.119
→
01:05:56.860
that's when an eclipse happens.
01:05:56.900
→
01:05:58.362
Now, I'm not a hundred percent sure.
01:05:59.121
→
01:06:00.764
Or what is darkening the moon?
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→
01:06:02.344
It's not the Earth.
01:06:03.025
→
01:06:05.668
But the question is on a solar eclipse.
01:06:05.847
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01:06:05.947
Now,
01:06:05.967
→
01:06:09.150
a solar eclipse is allegedly when the moon
01:06:09.652
→
01:06:11.853
blocks the sun.
01:06:11.914
→
01:06:12.213
Right?
01:06:12.614
→
01:06:13.635
Right.
01:06:14.635
→
01:06:16.097
Don't you think it would be cool if
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→
01:06:18.079
NASA filmed the Earth,
01:06:18.920
→
01:06:20.481
the solar eclipse from space?
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→
01:06:21.483
They've never done it.
01:06:22.608
→
01:06:24.170
The ISS guys were up there,
01:06:24.431
→
01:06:25.550
solar eclipse was happening,
01:06:26.612
→
01:06:28.032
and they didn't film it.
01:06:28.353
→
01:06:29.173
So here's the question.
01:06:29.353
→
01:06:30.715
Is it the moon going in front of
01:06:30.735
→
01:06:31.036
the sun?
01:06:31.416
→
01:06:31.675
Here,
01:06:31.735
→
01:06:33.617
when we see an eclipse of the sun,
01:06:34.599
→
01:06:35.539
we don't see the moon.
01:06:36.059
→
01:06:37.141
We think we see the moon,
01:06:37.161
→
01:06:38.742
but we just see missing sun.
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Look, missing sun.
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We don't see the moon.
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We assume it's the moon going in front
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of the sun.
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Now, how come we don't see the moon?
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Well,
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because the backside of the moon's lit.
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Well,
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you know how on a full moon night,
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you can read a book by the moon.
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It casts your shadow on the ground.
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That's from the moonshine.
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Right.
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So during a total eclipse,
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when the sun is completely eclipsed,
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the earth shine on the moon would be
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way brighter than the moonshine on the
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earth during a full moon.
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It should light up the moon,
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but no one has ever seen the moon
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during an eclipse.
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They just see missing sun.
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Do you want to know my theory on
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that?
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Sure.
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Yeah.
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the moon or whatever is blocking the sun
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is not going in front of the sun.
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It's not going behind the,
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not going in front of the sun.
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It's going behind the sun.
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Let me show you.
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So this is actually,
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I filmed this eclipse missing,
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missing sun, missing sun.
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So, and by the way,
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seeing an eclipse is very cool.
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And if you've been to a total eclipse,
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I highly recommend it.
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But the last time when they had a
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total eclipse, they went from, you know,
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um,
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California all the way up across New York.
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And they chemtrailed the crap out of the
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skies on that entire path so bad that
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we almost didn't get to see it.
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So here is a day, this is a,
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it wasn't a total eclipse and the sky
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was hazy.
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So I'm taking a picture and it's not
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blowing out the lens because there was a
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lot of
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Fog, we'll call it in the sky.
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But this is an eclipse.
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Can't see the moon.
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→
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Sun is being blocked.
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Cool.
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Well, here is my projected eclipse.
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Projected.
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So behind this paper towel,
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I'll call the paper towel my sky screen.
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I believe on a flat Earth that we
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see the sky in our atmospheric dome of
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→
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vision.
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→
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So this is my sky screen.
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→
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Behind it, I'm projecting a light onto it.
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and I'm eclipsing it with a Snapple bottle
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→
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cap.
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→
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Can you see the Snapple bottle cap?
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→
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No, you can't, right?
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→
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Now this is a real eclipse.
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→
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It's about eighty-five percent eclipsed.
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→
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And we see that.
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What is that?
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Now, this is a lens flare.
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→
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It's moving around as we move the lens.
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→
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But this one is locked into position with
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the sun.
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→
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What is that?
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→
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Right?
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The sun is eclipsed this much,
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but it's so bright,
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it's blowing out the lens a little bit.
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→
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But if you put a filter,
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you would see that the eclipse is the
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same as this and same as the lens
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→
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flare.
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→
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So what is it?
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I say this is the real sun.
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→
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This is the sky screen.
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So let me show you what I mean
01:09:26.980
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by that.
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→
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So you don't see my eclipsing bottle cap,
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→
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but here's a side view.
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→
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I'm projecting onto here.
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→
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There's the bottle cap, right?
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→
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So the bottle cap is going in front
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→
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of the real sun,
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→
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but it's behind the sun that we see.
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→
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Understand?
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→
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Right.
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→
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So that's interesting, but I said,
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wait a minute.
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What if the sky is more transparent?
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Like I can't see through this paper towel
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→
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very much.
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→
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This is just the light being projected on
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→
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it.
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→
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So if I made the sky more transparent
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→
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with this tissue paper,
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→
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and here comes the eclipse thing behind
01:10:08.042
→
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it, right?
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→
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So here we see,
01:10:13.826
→
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this is the sun that we see.
01:10:15.426
→
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We don't see the bottle cap.
01:10:17.560
→
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It's eclipsing the sun.
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→
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Here, I'm just looking through the sheet.
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→
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This is the source sun.
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→
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The bottle cap is right here in front
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→
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of it, blocking it,
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→
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blocking the projection.
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→
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Make sense?
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→
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Right.
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→
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And then when we compare that to what
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→
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we saw in the sky with the real
01:10:33.891
→
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eclipse, it's the same thing.
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→
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This is what we saw in the sky.
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→
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This is the shape that was locked in.
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→
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to the sun.
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→
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And this is my model eclipse.
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That is a very interesting theory.
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Wow.
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I've never heard that before.
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Man, that is crazy.
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So here's the thing.
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Belief is the enemy of knowing as crow
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triple seven radio says,
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belief is the enemy of knowing and belief
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is easy.
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You can believe that I'm in Mexico right
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now,
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→
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or you can know that I'm not a
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Mexico by doing a little research, right?
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But it's easier to believe it takes no
01:11:09.987
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effort on my app.
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which is the Flat Earth, Sun,
01:11:15.023
→
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Moon and Zodiac clock app.
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The frequently asked questions section,
01:11:19.823
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you go here and right here is eclipses.
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There's all tons of videos,
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including that one on here.
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All of your frequently asked questions are
01:11:30.407
→
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here.
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Ships over the horizon,
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where does the sun go, seasons.
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And my most than the best one is
01:11:37.529
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why the lie?
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That's fantastic.
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By the way,
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you can see this on my website,
01:11:43.426
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also flatearthdave.com.
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And what I tell people is don't believe
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anything I say, verify everything.
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And if you think that I'm a whack
01:11:52.932
→
01:11:54.052
job, I'm a scammer,
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as all the trolls will say that,
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you know, I'm a con man, whatever,
01:11:58.595
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come collect my Bitcoins.
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Disgrace me, right?
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Take them.
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Wow.
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One last question, Dave,
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and we'll get you out of here.
01:12:06.596
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01:12:08.378
But there's been a lot in the news
01:12:08.578
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as of late.
01:12:09.579
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People like Dr.
01:12:10.320
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Jack Cruz have talked about this shifting
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pole and the magnetism and the
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consequences that are going to be
01:12:17.587
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resulting as that unfolds.
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What are your thoughts on that part?
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Supposedly,
01:12:24.153
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the North Pole went from Canada and it's
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→
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over in Russia now.
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→
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Do you have a position on any of
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that?
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I think it's all nonsense.
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I think, you know,
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→
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our magnetic fields do shift around a
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→
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little bit.
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→
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There is no South pole,
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→
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no matter where you are on earth,
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→
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the compass will point to the North pole
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→
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right here, right?
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→
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In the South,
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→
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it points North and the North,
01:12:44.789
→
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it points North.
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It points to the north.
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→
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It doesn't point to the south.
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Compasses should not work on the equator.
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If the earth was a globe,
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they should be fighting on which direction
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to go.
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Compasses only work on a level plane.
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Airplanes fly level over a flat plane.
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Water lays flat,
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doesn't curve over a ball.
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→
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You can't have high pressure air adjacent
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→
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to a void of no air.
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→
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Well, gravity holds it down.
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→
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Well,
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we can prove that gravity doesn't hold air
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→
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down.
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→
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We can do a simple experiment.
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We get a box of a vacuum box
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→
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and poke a hole in the bottom or
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→
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the top and air will go right into
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→
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it.
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→
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at any altitude, right?
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→
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So where's gravity?
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→
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Like we can take a box of air,
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→
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put it in a vacuum chamber and then
01:13:30.270
→
01:13:32.493
poke a hole in the top and the
01:13:32.632
→
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air will fly right out and equalize
01:13:34.375
→
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instantly.
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→
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Why doesn't gravity hold it in, right?
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The whole gravity, you know,
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→
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gravity is never been tested,
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never been proven.
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People go,
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what about the Cavendish experiment?
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Cavendish experiment,
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→
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globers don't even use that anymore.
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It was two lead balls in a barn
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and over a course of a day or
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two, they went towards each other.
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→
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Well,
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you have to account for electrostatics.
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And who says that the center of those
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balls are attracting each other and not
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→
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the surface, right?
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Here's the thing.
01:14:02.695
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People don't want to learn again.
01:14:05.537
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People hated school because deep down
01:14:07.319
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inside,
01:14:08.078
→
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they knew they were being taught complete
01:14:09.500
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and total nonsense.
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Have you looked into the old world?
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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So on my app,
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→
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if you go to the Griffin button right
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→
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here, the old world stuff here,
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my lunch break, are you a fan?
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Oh, yeah.
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He's the best.
01:14:24.588
→
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Kenny is the absolute best.
01:14:26.730
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Watch this stuff.
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You'll get addicted to it.
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→
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It's unbelievable.
01:14:30.993
→
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It's amazing.
01:14:32.814
→
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It's absolutely amazing.
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→
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All sorts of stuff in here to help
01:14:36.416
→
01:14:36.957
wake you up.
01:14:37.077
→
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And one of my favorites is The Lost
01:14:38.877
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History of Flat Earth.
01:14:39.618
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01:14:40.698
Have you watched that one?
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No, I haven't seen that one.
01:14:42.619
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So when this one first came out a
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bunch of years ago, it's five hours.
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It's over five hours.
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And people send it to me.
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I'm like,
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I'm not watching a five-hour video.
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And a bunch of people sent it to
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me and I had it like saved for
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a while.
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And one night at eleven o'clock,
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I'm cleaning up my office.
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I said,
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let me just throw this thing on,
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see what people are talking about.
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Five minutes later,
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I wasn't cleaning anymore.
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Next thing I know, it's four a.m.
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I'm like, mother effer,
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what the hell just happened?
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Went to work, came home, watched it again.
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Watched a five-hour video twice in one
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day.
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There is no way to watch this video
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and not change your view of the world
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a thousand percent if you believe you live
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on a globe and if you believe we're
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at the peak of intelligence, right?
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We're literally in the closing credits of
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idiocracy right now.
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Wow.
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I couldn't have said it.
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Well,
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I can't think of a better way to
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end this show.
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Dave, where does everybody find it?
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And by the way, man,
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your app is so incredibly helpful for
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anybody that's wanting to navigate their
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way through this thing.
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And, you know,
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they might have some questions.
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Certainly they will.
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Any thinking person would.
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How does everybody get a hold of you
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and how do they get your app?
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All you have to remember is
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FlatEarthDave.com because the app is right
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there.
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But let me just show you.
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People say, oh, there's no Flat Earthers.
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These are the Flat Earthers that have my
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app that are using the Friend Finder,
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right?
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It's incredible.
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This is worldwide.
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There's two hundred and thirty four
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thousand,
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almost two hundred thirty five thousand UK
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people.
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Right.
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Worldwide.
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On the app, I also have a matchmaker.
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Right.
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You click the little heart and you can
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check out profiles.
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I'm interested in women within five
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hundred miles that are between this age.
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And then you can swipe from profile to
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profile.
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People have gotten married and had kids
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because of this already,
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which is fantastic.
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That's why I made it to connect people.
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The app does amazing things.
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The bookstore.
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If you have a book that's a flat
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earth book,
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you can submit your book right here.
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Boom.
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You do it on the website also and
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the book club.
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And there's tons of books here.
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If you're looking for books,
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you just go down here.
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Categories.
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Let's say I want to get a kid's
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book.
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Find kids.
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Bam.
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Here are a bunch of books for kids.
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And anything you want, more land,
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look up that.
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The app does basically everything you
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could possibly think of.
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You're looking for pictures.
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Someone says,
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what about the sun under clouds?
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Sun under,
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and here's a bunch of pictures explaining
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how the sun's not going underneath clouds.
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It just appears to.
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So anything you want,
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there's thousands of pictures in there,
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more being added all the time.
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Biblical page.
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And I tell people,
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if you believe in the Bible or are
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anti-Bible,
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you need to watch all of these videos
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because they'll absolutely blow your mind.
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And...
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That's it.
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FlatEarthDave.com.
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And by the way,
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I just redid FlatEarthDave.com.
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On the bottom left corner, I got Stella,
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my assistant.
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She'll help you find anything you want on
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the website.
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You can say, you know, hey,
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where do I find videos on this?
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She'll give you a link.
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She'll show you where it is on the
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website.
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On the bottom right, I have AI Dave.
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You can ask him any question about Flat
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Earth and he answers in my voice.
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And sometimes he answers it better than I
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can.
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It's crazy.
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It's crazy.
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Well, Dave,
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I can't thank you enough for coming on,
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man.
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Well, I mean, good night, man.
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I know this is a big...
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For those who have never heard this
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before,
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and I'm not sure how many haven't at
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this point...
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You got a lot of homework to do,
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and honestly, it can be fun.
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It really can be fun when you start
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realizing that everything you've been told
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is a lie.
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And I mean,
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just about every single thing out there,
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folks.
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In fact,
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I made it plain before that the only
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thing that I'm one hundred percent sure
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about is Jesus is my Lord and Savior.
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Outside of that,
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I'm not so sure what's real anymore.
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Thanks a lot for coming on, Dave.
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I do appreciate it.
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And one day we got to talk about,
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especially after
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in a couple of months or so from
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now, we've got to talk about this thing.
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Yeah.
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See, okay,
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now we can't touch on it right now,
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but there's a device that's being made for
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me right now.
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And, folks, as you know,
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I'm a biohacker on steroids these days,
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and you can't be.
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I mean, you can't help but be.
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When I'm being sprayed like a roach every
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single day, well,
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I talked about the chemtrail buster that I
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have over here,
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even had the scientists on that did it.
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Todd Pitner,
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we had him on talking about it.
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Todd hooked me up with Dave regarding some
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other tech that is on the way here,
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and we're going to find out just how
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well it works.
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It's absolutely incredible.
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I'll show you.
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I lift up my magic green screen here.
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There's mine right there.
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I'm never far from it.
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Wow.
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Yeah, it looks like a flux capacitor, bro.
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So I can't wait.
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I can't wait to find out exactly how
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that thing's going to work for us.
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But we'll definitely have to have you back
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and talk about it if you're willing to
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do it.
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I know that there's some things that you
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may not be willing to talk about.
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I'm happy to talk about all that stuff.
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What I say about this is I let
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people...
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It has to find you.
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You have to understand.
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I don't make any claims about it,
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but once you understand what this thing
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does, it's absolutely mind-blowing.
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I have links to it on my website.
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You can ask me questions.
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I have a YouTube channel.
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Figure it out.
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See if it resonates with you.
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Well, that's what I'm talking about.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen,
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that's Flat Earth Dave.
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I know it's not permaculture,
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preparedness, or practical living,
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but in so many ways, it really is.
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Don't worry.
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We'll have Dave back on to talk about
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not only this,
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but also this device that I got on
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the way.
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You know the deal, y'all.
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Until next time, stay alert, stay alive.
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I'm moving.
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Listen to the earth, they've got us.
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Let's see the change.
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Watch the world spin.
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From the smallest sprout to the harmony
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begin.
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In the cycle of life,
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where the magic's alive.
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Turn it to the beat.
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Feel the fire and thrive.
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So much wisdom in the