Podcast #215 - Conspiracy Theories Pt. 5

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Back we're back I feel good I feel refreshed and excited to be back on break, you know, I don't think any vacation or time off is exactly what you think it's going to be, but it was good and I feel good. I'm happy to be back. I missed the podcast. I missed you. I just posted my first video of the year and streamed it a bit when she wrote. "You guys wrote your first radio show of the year." Yes, I haven't made a main channel video. still this year, but I would say that's the main source of my stress about getting back with her because it's like it's really exhausting after 50 weeks in a row, you know I was really ready for a yes, a couple of weeks after that, you could put it in his bag okay, there's a dog bed on the floor, sure you can, he gave me one my shirt, he wants to go back to where he came from, that's not right on my shirt, that's not right, but like not I know.

I've had a great time with my family, which is very special because I don't see them very often, and with my niece and nephew, which is a lot of fun and it's for you, the one-year-old that I have. to do enough of nothing to where I needed a mental break and just to relax and you know, we watched a movie we watched a movie we watched bird box I'll just be closed to movies technically movie oh yeah Bandersnatch fantastic by the way um I wasn't a great I'm not a fan of Bird Box nor was the only reason I wanted to watch it because it was on Netflix and because I wanted to understand the memes everyone was tweeting.

I felt really left out, so we sat down. I got off and looked at it and thought it was scary the whole time but there are so many potholes and it really bothered me, it also reminded me too much of what happened with I'm not I'm night gem lon with Mack Wahlberg EMI Walken, everyone walking towards back. and Mark Wahlberg doesn't know he's trying to kill me in my sleep it's you that no man we're not what else to say something like that she's like what no yes no the only thing I remember from that movie is that guy riding the tractor he gets off and runs over himself oh sorry yeah it was just a little I don't know I've seen that concept before Sandra Bullock fantastic amazing to see a younger generation finally appreciate Sandra Bullock I appreciate her I know who I wouldn't know she is we know that yeah you , more than anyone, you appreciate Sandra Bullock, Julie Roberts, Indian Hathaway, they are a good person, it was good, it was an entertaining movie, there were parts that were great and funny, and you know some things I don't prefer it well I didn't know what was going on to be scary I don't think it was a scary movie I don't think I don't like being scared at all not even in the slightest so it wasn't fair enough for me, there were moments where I appreciated it because I thought they were cool, You know, it was entertaining, but yeah, I agree with a lot of bumps and I think it was too over the top, but Bandersnatch is still going.

On the other hand, fantastic, yes, very cool, but I think it was nice that we had some moments to relax, yes, I was the point, yes, we watched and watched some things that we normally wouldn't watch, although we always watched Black Mirror. We'd watch a movie on Netflix, it's not really something we would do, we just know we like it, we'd most likely go to the arcade and play some games, yeah, and if we watched movies regularly, maybe it would come at the end of a weekend. night in the living room, but this was like no, we woke up, that was good.

I think we put a lot of energy into focusing on relaxing. SHINee did that, yeah, and it was good because I feel like I feel good. Wow, I know I feel like you're one of those people who has a hard time doing nothing because you always feel like you need to do something, while I'm desperate to do everything and can't do anything. so I love it if you are easy to do everything necessary to get to nothing it is so difficult for me to like you you have taught me the skill of nothing, yes, of laziness and I was of no use, it is nothing, but It is not like this.

You're no good, buddy, it's hard for me to do that. I'm telling you like I imagine trying to literally do nothing, but then every ounce of your being is like well, we could do this or what if we pulled through? this here is an idea here is a New Year's resolution how about I write this? My New Year's resolution is to grow seven inches taller, so I might as well lie down and rest because that's the only way it's probably going to happen. I can do it, I believe in I don't, I'm really curious, I can, okay, I bet you a million dollars you can do it, I said doll hair, so just a pet, people, I don't know, doll hair, oh, dollars, not dollars, anyway, anyway, although we saw a movie. your girl downloaded the whole season, well, this is something that is not necessary to talk about at all.

It's stupid. I'm the only one with this problem, I imagine, but I have Hulu, we have Vudu because we have that to watch. Jersey Shore and oh my god, that's the head. I was trying to remember why we have voodoo and that's why I went to see it. Yes, we don't have to do weird things, so I always have this problem and please tell me it's not just me. It tells me I'm going to download something on the iTunes Store to watch like I'm doing cardio on my iPad or you know whatever and then I'm on my couch or something and I'd like to watch it on my TV and I can't because you can't Chromecast something Apple like I don't have an Apple TV, you know how I feel right now.

I just have a collection of pieces of it, none of which will just disappear. to my television, you know well, unless you have an Apple TV, all that can be washed on your iPad on a plane or on your iPad, well, this is one of the reasons we talked about, but I was drinking a little wine when you weren't having tea LM, the only reason I watched Casablanca and thought, okay, I'm going to watch Gone With the Wind another weekend, but it was on my phone because I couldn't put it on TV. and I'm like, well, I can't see it, so my dad makes me feel weird.

Watching Casablanca on your phone feels terrible. I think I'm exactly whatever. I felt weird and bad that I left him anyway. I've been watching ancient aliens, although on Hulu and iTunes it says it's like season 13 or something, but on Vudu and another platform it says it's like season 11, it was very confusing trying to find the season I was watching, the season most current, the one from 2018, so I hadn't seen it in its entirety because, although I had already downloaded it on Apple and had intended to watch it while doing cardio, which takes me 30 minutes to an hour every time I'm there, it's really hard for me to do cardio and watch ancient aliens because I'm so interested in what they're saying and what's going on but I start pedaling really slow yeah like something really doesn't help me at all so I thought right now I have some free time.

I'm going to delete the rest of these episodes, so I'm going to put them on my TV on my Apple iTunes, I can't do it, okay, let me download it on Vudu, okay, so Julian is in the other room playing Tarkov, which I don't I can. Playing because I'm not good at it so I'm alone in the room watching the Italians and since it's one of your guys favorite things I thought I'd bring you from the most recent episode of the season of the ancient alien series. one of the most interesting things I hadn't heard before, so this is effectively our next installment of

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theory, yes, I guess so, and I want to say, as always, a disclaimer.

I guess this is just for fun. I'm not telling anyone to believe in anything. and these are rather some interesting thoughts, I would say there aren't even a lot of

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here, and you know, I always like

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just because I like to know what someone else thinks and how they got there and why they think that and They just find them interesting. I'm not trying to spread any misinformation so it's really not for entertainment and we're also educating you. This is a fact. What we say is that we are the professors of conspiracy. Oh no, no I don't watch it in Chileans, but when I think it's super funny when I'm in the room and it's on and I'm not doing anything, I listen to it and I explain myself to the program, so there are parts that I feel are intriguing, yeah , and there are parts that I feel are really coming together so well.

I think even fans of the show like myself agree with that statement and some of it is like a completely ridiculous point like you made at one point. In the living room and I was screaming and dying of laughter because there's an episode where a lot of them were in Egypt, in Giza, and they were looking at the pyramids and then the final scene of this is he's with, I think, Raman. Romani or something, he's an expert on Egyptologists, whatever, you know what, however you say that, no, I'm not making fun of it, I just never heard that word in my life, let me see, this is what I know , geologists, Egyptologists, Egyptologists, yes, an Egyptologist is.

There is no archaeologist, historian, linguist or art historian who specializes in Egyptology. I want to be a new Mexican. New Mexico. What do you know about New Mexico that makes you a New Mexican? The fun South Dakota part of South Dakota ology is that there is no North Dakota ology. I don't know and I think that's spreading this information. You better be careful. This audience is very different. There is no private meeting. Well, anyway. in the last scene of this episode, you know, because they go to Egypt, they talk about the pyramids because of all this, each season of ancient aliens, they talk about each season, yes, in different aspects, but well, one of the What What I do mention is that you know one of those things that came out of that episode, but it was very funny because at the end of the episode there is a beautiful photo of Giorgio Tsoukalos and Raman Romani.

I forgot his real name. I apologize to the Egyptologists. I would expect an expert to sit in this cafe at dusk like at dusk as in this beautiful setting it is right in front of the pyramids and it is just stunning and they are sitting there clearly like at a table facing each other, the pyramids are in the background and then they have a very deep conversation about the episodes, so they speculate about what this means in the future and hope that people will like to go back and ask everything they know about Egyptology. We're filming the recap, yes, they're filming the recap and I see that I feel so bad that I don't know his name, Roman, his hand, it was like sneaking up on this hookah and I thought, that's right.

You know, and yeah, and keep coming back to these shotsit's how I feel like the statue, the rest of the statue is already visible, it was a lot of fun and one of my favorite new things that I wondered about and I thought it was really interesting, yeah, because who knows, it could have been lined up and that could be his original head for everyone. I know, I don't know. They always taught me in school that I was a giant lion. Do you know if. Remember what they taught me. Okay, you have two more, but the last ones are very short.

Oh yeah. This again, take it with a grain of salt. whatever that's fine, for decades Americans were told that area 51 didn't really exist and that the US government had no official interests and that aliens or UFOs everyone who really believed in what we're like people in tinfoil hats for a long time, The Pentagon officially confirmed that there was, in fact, a $22 million government program to collect and analyze anomalous aerospace threats, their UFOs, and they released that information in December 2017 , like literally last year. December 2017 is when the Pentagon admitted it existed, but we all knew what Area 51 was and speculated about what happened there, so former alien theorists have called this a smokescreen to divert attention from the areas. 52 53 54, who knows well, so most people are familiar with them.

Area 51 Some conspiracies surrounding it include examining storage, reverse engineering crashed spaceships including materials supposedly recovered at Roswell, studying its living and dead occupants as gray aliens - if they had one, you know, and the manufacturer of aircraft based on extraterrestrial technology. I think maybe there were meetings or joint ventures with aliens. The development of exotic energy weapons for the SDI Strategic Defense Initiative or other weapons programs. The development of means of climate control. The development of teleportation and time travel technology. The development of unusual and exotic propulsion systems. related to the activities of the Aurora program related to a supposed shadow world government or the majestic organization 12, many of the hypotheses concerned underground facilities at Groom or Papoose Lake, also known as location s4, 8.5 miles south , and include claims of a transcontinental underground railroad. system a disappearing stripped air called the Cheshire Landing Strip after Lewis Carroll's Cheshire Cat, which appears briefly when water is sprayed on its camouflaged asphalt, an engineering-based alien technology, publicly available satellite images, however, shown that there is no treasure on the Kent airstrip, anyway, what I saw in this episode was about the situation of the Transcontinental Underground Railroad. in area 51 and there are people who have hypothesized that it existed and I thought it was cool, you know, but where does all the dirt go like everyone else if you're building this gigantic underground facility in area 51 or other places ? we just said that the government cover up that we are digging miles and miles and miles underground that way it would look like a huge construction site no, maybe here too, this is good, these are the theories, do it until I heard this theory on the show from a miner in Nevada specifically Rachel Nevada outside area 51 at the Tempe mine who claims that the government is using a process called heap leaching to get rid of the land her name is heap leaching pile like a big pile like a pile leach Kristen Christian Gray doesn't, he owns a mine north of area 51.

He says that area 51 that you see on Google Images is from the 50s, 60s and 70s, they are now underground, so even if the If you looked from a satellite image you wouldn't know they were building underground, so where does the earth go? He claims that he goes to nearby mines like the temp ute mine and uses heap leaching, meaning they pile up the ore in a big mountain in the nearby mines hundreds of feet high and then run hoses through every two feet or so and they leach into mercury and cyanide and it takes rocks and they basically break them down into nothing yeah but I think you have enough of all my mining friends in the comments if you want to help chime in and I don't fully understand this process but I think how you are , the process was originally developed to take huge chunks of rock, you take cyanide and mercury, dangerous chemicals and you inject them into this rock and you're left with the natural or something like gold, silver and all that because it completely breaks down, yeah, but what you would be left with are the things you are looking for, but it's controversial, isn't it?

You'll probably poison some drinking water, you know? We've probably been destroying tons of land, yeah, I don't know how much, but that's just what this guy claims and in order not to arouse suspicion from the local miners, they take all the gold and silver and you know, what's left of it. the heat bleaches and they give it to the local miners basically as hush money and what their part of the deal is that what they get is they can secretly do all this underground construction, yeah, and explore, yeah, well , because I know that in the middle of Nevada this is all in theory, none of this, well, no, when is this supposed to happen?

Like now, it's hard to believe that they are giving people gold as money to maintain the silence right now, gold, maybe silver, so listen, but even anything. It's hash money, listen, so if you're the right government and you're taking massive amounts of land underground and you're doing this process in these places where there's not a lot of people living, you know, in this big, vast desert, right? ? people because you can't see them from the sky from the ground, you don't know, the only people who might notice this are the people who work in the local mines and are aware that you take all this. land and he whitewashes it, so the only people you would have to shut up are the people who are aware of it hmm, there have only been mysterious disappearances among the miners.

I don't think so, but they basically had this person that Christian grew up not on the show and said: I've seen other miners take money to keep quiet and they don't have a problem with it. You know, it's interesting. The only thing I found interesting was that okay, that's all okay. You know, maybe the government is building something that big. underground thing, whatever, I didn't know that bleaching was something that existed, that you could take gigantic amounts of dirt or rock and reduce it to nothing, I didn't know that was something to do with science, science is fine, so that's just the beginning, because There are people who claim that there are trains that go up to Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs, which is a mountain carved out by the US military, according to them, to Dulce New Mexico, Los Alamos, Albuquerque, Roswell and the area 51, and that they are all connected. underground hmm and that is currently operational is a theory Wow, what do I mean, the reason they had this as a segment on the mm-hmm show was due to the revelation by the Pentagon in 2017 that Area 51 of fact exists and you already know. you guys were fine yeah we were lying we were hiding because there is a smoke screen for people to focus on what is or isn't in area 51 so they can continue secretly and secretly building an underground chu tree Chu Chu I No I know how to transport things around the American Southwest, I guess no one else is supposed to see that.

I guess reading airfares in lines at TSA because they can travel well. I guess so, the only thing I found interesting was that I did it. I don't know if you could do a process like that to get rid of massive amounts. Rock, what is the process again called heap leaching and where does that come from in mining? Wow, so we wonder what the source of heap leaching is, as miners know it. of that process, yes. I looked for it just for a minute. Sorry, I'm not an expert on any of this stuff. I'm just doing new things.

I found heap leaching interesting. I searched Wikipedia for what I read. a breakthrough in mining, you know, because it's pretty impressive, but it's also a little controversial. I can see that and that apparently there are some mines, yeah, as examples, okay, let me read you this Fort Belknap Montana located on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. The Minh Landowski gold mine in Montana was one of many heap leach mines that experienced problems with spills and contamination of surface and ground water. Although leaks occurred in the 1980s, the mine was finally closed in 1996. Health problems at the reserve persist and not the entire mine was properly cleaned and could cause further harm to people.

Fort Belknap Shortman Landowski eventually filed for bankruptcy when the Bureau of Land Management stepped in to assist in the lawsuit that went unheard by reservation residents once the bankruptcy was filed. However, all medical care and studies ceased and compensation for the destruction of mountain peaks of cultural importance to the local people was never achieved, oh boy and great undertaking, today there are still abnormally high reports of problems including thyroid problems, lead poisoning, chemical burns, and emphysema, especially. in children hmm sounds intense, yes, so this says that in the United States, the general mining law of 1872 granted rights to explore and mine on public lands, the original law did not require post-mining reclamation, the Mining land reclamation requirements on federal lands depended on state requirements, blah.

Blah blah, currently mining on federal lands must have a government approved mining and reclamation plan before mining can begin. Yeah, I'm not sure if you can, if it's really illegal or if you know. I don't think it's illegal, but I think there are some problems, yes, it says that thermal bleaching mining works well for large volumes of low grade ores as it is reduced, okay, yes, so I think it's something that you know it exists, yes, but it can be really dangerous and it seems to have been theorized that it is the method by which the government could be digging underground, but it is something that mining companies use because it is extremely effective.

Wow, right, please, I didn't know that was the thing, yeah, yeah, why are you yelling at me anyway? Take that for what So the last fun theory is interesting. UFO theorists have theorized for ten years that it existed and in 2017 the government admitted that the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program or Clue did in fact exist. The project was funded by Congress from 2007 to 2012, although there are people who believe it is still happening or that something similar is happening with the help of Senator Reid of Nevada and involved a private company, Bigelow Industries, which is the first time this happens because you usually know if they're Wow, they're looking into aerospace, you know, threat identification, that's something that the Pentagon or the government would handle and wouldn't involve a private company like Bigelow Industries, yeah, and the People said: why would you do that? take projects that are being developed from the Pentagon and move them to private industry, eliminate the Freedom of Information Act, if there is a government program going on, anyone can fill out a form and request information about any government program, but if it is a private industry, you don't have to comply with this because, according to exemption number four which involves trade secrets like Bigelow industries, you don't have to share any information with anyone, this is crazy sex and they like that kind of stuff they're doing, no none.

They don't have to adhere to the Freedom of Information Act as long as they're privately owned, which is a very interesting thing because a loophole means that in an attempt to preserve trade secrets or whatever they call it, you're now giving private companies all this freedom to investigate whatever they want, investigation or whatever they want is nobody's business, but that's crazy, yeah, it's crazy that it's a real loophole, yeah, so obviously there are people who go crazy with that theory and that you're doing this and that and this and that and you know, you theorize whatever you want, but I think it's interesting, it's definitely interesting that, like the SpaceX thing that you told me the other day, you think that SpaceX is privately owned, yes, so If not, they are not subject to having to give in general.

I think they are subject to some things, but they are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act, which means they can keep their secrets in a vault. and whatever they're doing well and whatever they're working on or researching or well, I'm sure they're subject to a lot of things, but not the Freedom of Information Act hmm, very good, it was very good anyway , those are those. some funny things i found that i thought were interesting and mean absolutely nothing really mean what they mean what you want them to mean or what you want to think about i think everyagain, just yeah, I think all of these are really good for I'm thinking about letting your imagination run wild, but for lack of a better word like going crazy because I feel like there's a lot of situations where you know you learn something new about, I don't know. , mining or space. or muna triangle therapy and it starts to take on a whole new meaning for you mm-hmm and I think that's the great thing about it.

I really like the Sphinx theory, although it's actually Anubis. I think that's what you think. represented how good Anubis is guarding the necropolis it makes sense that the Egyptians would have built that obviously the head is something different mm-hmm but they always taught me it was a lion but that doesn't even make any sense it's like I don't know, yeah of course , it's not, of course, it's Anubis, of course, it's not a lion, what are lions there? I don't think so, what meaning would a lion have if it had? Well, they'd probably build a giant statue. of their God, of one of their gods, like all the hieroglyphics and everything they did, you know, just beautiful pictures of their gods, their religion and their people, and then this random giant lioness lion, the right place in the Right moment, flying God, let's go. to me, you sure walked around the city and a legend emerged, that's cool, though thanks for sharing these conspiracy nuggets, yeah, wait, I want to cut.

Now I'm a little curious about what I just butchered, that spelling sphinx, how Fink's SP and SP h and SP h i. x iy yes, it says that a sphinx is the ancient Greek plural sphinxes or spin jizz is a mythical creature with the head of a human and the body of a lion in the Greek tradition it has the head of a human and the haunches of a lion and sometimes it has the wings of a bird, for which even the word Sphinx, even as we've been calling it, means the head of a human on the body, so the lion, so the definition of its face could be based on something that wasn't even right, yeah, it's clearly someone was like ah dude that's a sphinx that's crazy because this is the Sphinx or so to speak or the human head on the lion's body happened because of an event where someone just got destroyed yeah , well, someone discovered it and said like this. a space, yeah, that's his Fink, that's crazy, yeah, so it was probably, if you like, or maybe they read it a different way or form, yeah, well, yeah, they changed the name after That, the guy said, "Put my head there and now it is." the Sphinx, but like it's all something different with a completely different meaning beforehand, yeah, damn yeah, people are out here making fake definitions for things they don't even know, dude, well, now I'm looking at the Wikipedia page of the Sphinx of Egypt, yes, it says that cut from the bedrock, the original shape of the Sphinx has been restored with layers of blocks measuring 73 meters, buh, buh, it is the oldest known monumental sculpture in Egypt and is believed Commonly built by the ancient Egyptians of the Old Kingdom during the reign of Pharaoh Khafre, the commonly used construction or engine and identity, the name Sphinx, were given to it in classical antiquity about 2,000 years after the commonly accepted date. of its construction in reference to a Greek mythological beast with the body of a lion, all of you really.

I'm just here making up names, man, long after it was built 2,000 years mm-hmm, damn, some of the early Egyptologists and excavators of the Giza pyramid complex believe that the Great Sphinx and associated temples predate the fourth, it's well, yeah, okay, so people say it's older. but where are the people? whose head is that whose head was originally in it. You know, I want marginal hypotheses. Orion correlation theory. Why is that stripe of the pyramids aligned with the constellation of Orion at what time in relative positions occupied? by these stars, however, the authors argue that the geographical relationship of the Sphinx, the pyramids of Giza and the Nile corresponds directly to Leo Orion in the Milky Way respectively.

Sometimes they say it is an example of pseudoarchaeology. The theory is that variants with the main screen erudition are fine. Wikipedia says this is a fringe hypothesis: the Great Sphinx, as Anubis author Robert KG Temple proposes that the Sphinx was originally a statue of the jackal dog Anubis, the god of the necropolis, and that the face was recarved to likeness of a Middle Kingdom pharaoh. M in Hemet to temple bases his identification on the style of the eye makeup and the style of the folds on the headdress, interesting, so that's what Wikipedia means, it's not that, but it is according to Wikipedia, it's a fringe theory, but what is it?

I'm Seri: a theory, theory is a theory, in my opinion, I mean, at least with things like this, I don't think I don't know what I'm talking about, but I don't know why it can't just be a theory, yeah, that's my question, that's my question, maybe I don't know, maybe I'm afraid that the writers are not trying to offend and yes, yes, exactly, they are trying to preserve whatever that Sphinx or statue may have meant for certain. people or whatever, anyway, fun, very fun, I like fun, so today we cover a wide range of things from space, remember space, okay, according to Einstein's theory, if there is energy, no only gravity, including areas, the energy is concentrated enough, you can't create areas. like creating black holes at some point so if you see me I'll be in my black hole you know in a femtosecond oh yeah I'll be a bag and I'll be a femtosecond hose well bye bye sick well I guess you guys for hanging out with the Sphinx conspiracy femtosecond plate tectonics Adam dividing podcasts we hope you enjoyed your time, we just know, you know what?

If you wanted to find knowledge, you could go to places on the Internet to get knowledge. You come here because we will give you. them anyway thank you all for hanging out have a great week see you next week we'll talk about all kinds of things we'll be back in a femtosecond see you later