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Welcome, creeps, freaks and internet peeps too. What is the
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debut and possibly only episode of Cryptied Conversations. My name
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is Mike Jay. You may know me from the Drive
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by Wrestling podcast. You may also know me from guest
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appearances on WID and Power Drivers in a crypt. If
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you come from that world, if you come from the
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world of Daniel Rothy and WID and Power Drivers in
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a Crypt, then you know exactly who I am. And
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you probably came on this honestly if you've just stumbled
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upon the podcast by accident. Let me give you a
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little background. Back in the beginning of COVID, and by beginning,
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I mean before it was a thing, there was a
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virus going around. Me, being someone who is interested in
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paranormal conspiracy theory, Wow, it's not something that I subscribed to.
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It's something that I find fascinating. So you see, I
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followed some of the edges of the Internet and I
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stumbled upon this virus in China that was locking cities down,
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closing roads, and locking people in their homes. And I
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was fascinated. So I searched for more information and more
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information and more information. And in that search, as the
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virus became more real. As the impact on humanity became
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more real, I had to search more information out. In
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this search I stumbled upon a little podcast out of Germany.
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It was done in English by a man named Daniel Brody.
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I started listening and I was hooked. His throwback style
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of talking and interviewing. This our belt esque style of
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talk radio was everything I was looking for. Without even realizing.
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To make the story just a little shorter, I followed
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the show. I listened to Wid what this us, and
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I would from time DM on Twitter. It was Twitter
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back then, It's still Twitter to me. The host Daniel,
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he actually responded and we, over the course of weeks
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months became friends Internet friends, friends who never met in
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real life, but.
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Friends who found common bond.
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To make a long story short, Wid and Daniel Ruthy
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became a large part of my life.
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And when he first had to.
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End that show due to reasons political aspects, will say
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it broke my heart, not only because I was using
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the voice that I listened to dearly, but because he
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was now my friend and I knew what it meant
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to him. Let's go back a couple of years and
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Daniel found the availability and the ish to do it again,
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but in a different way, a way that wouldn't consume
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the time that wid did. And we talked and he
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spitball with me the concept for pow drivers in their crop,
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and I spitball back, good Man a wrestling podcast followed
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by a paranormal podcast on the same show. It's never
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been done before, at least on to my knowledge. So
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we did it. We came on our show as a
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special guest, and then he did his own segments which
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turned into his own show that would follow ours immediately,
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same pede and it worked, and unfortunately it's come to
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be that it's just not something you can maintain anymore.
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And you can go back and listen to his last
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episode of pyder Ivers in the Crypt or the end
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of Drive by Wrestling podcast from last week the weekend
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of Easter, and you can hear exactly what was going
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on there. But selfishly, I can't let Dan you go.
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And if you listen to those shows, you know that
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Daniel and I have conversations often not every day, but
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almost every day at least once a week, and we
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converse a lot through this amen messages on Facebook Messenger,
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and half the time we have content that sounds like
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a podcast. So here we are the debut episode of
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Cryptic Conversations. So what I'm going to do is guide
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you through a conversation, a real life conversation between two
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friends who look at the strangers side of life and
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give you an insight on what it's like to discuss
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these things without agenda and throw theories out there without worry.
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Welcome to Conversations. In this episode, you're gonna hear Daniel
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and I talk about the lead up to Easter and
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the Thomas Massey admission, which then leads into his episode.
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And then you're also going to hear a little bit
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about Bob Bazaar and the Bob Azar podcast and kind
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of how we thought about it. So hang tight, I'm
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gonna get We're going to get into the first clip
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right now.
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Okay, So now to the fun stuff. Now that I
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got the mushy stuff out of the way.
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It dawned on me as I was listening back to
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our conversation on the free show of your show. Ah,
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this whole stuff is supposed to go down, possibly Easter.
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We launched to the moon on Wednesday.
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It takes roughly three days to get to the moon,
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which would put them there roughly Saturday evening. Bro, what
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the fuck? That all just clicked us? How I was
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listening to that, Wait, we just launched the moon, and
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then I was like, how long does it take? So
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I googled three days give or take they launch it
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like six thirty five I think it said PM. If
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it's a full three days, that's like six ish in
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the evening Saturday before all this shit maybe goes.
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Dude, what the fuck? That hit me?
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Like, was just like, what are they going to? We
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haven't been to the moon forever? Why the fuck now?
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Why the fuck now? And in that timeframe we've got
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to get there now, like three days before? Like what
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the fuck?
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I don't know.
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Maybe it's just a whole bunch of shit that I'm
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thinking about. It doesn't make any sense with me, And
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that kind of clicked. And then when I google to
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in subridy, it was like, holy shit.
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Your words helped, and yeah, and now I'm going to
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switch like you did and tell you what I think
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about the moon stuff, because yeah, of course I had
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that on the radar, and it's it's even more insane because.
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You're right with everything.
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It's kind of fucking weird that they basically said, hey,
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we waited decades, so let's just go to the moon
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on the Easter twenty six. There are prophecies about shit
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going down and weird stuff all around the planet, and
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let's fly.
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To the moon.
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But it's not just they're not just you know, going
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to the moon for the first time ever. They're going
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to the dark side. And I think I saw somewhere
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that they will be on the dark side of the
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Moon on Sunday, on Easter Sunday.
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But that's not all.
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You have to look up the press conference before they
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took off, because that was the weirdest shit I've ever seen.
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Those guys, those astronauts sitting there and one of them says,
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I'm so excited because this is the first time ever
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we're going to the moon, but not like in he
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like we as a society, and they just said weird
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shit and it was just really fucking weird. And well,
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then there is of course the Bledsoe thing.
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Other weird shit like I watched bab La Tzaari yesterday
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on Joe Rogan.
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I gave.
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I watched the whole three hour thing and after not
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even one hour in bab Lazar was fucking shit faced.
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He drank so fucking much whiskey that he was like
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he had to go to Pete three times and was
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not able to build a normal sentence anymore. And not
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making this up. He was fucking drunk, and they laughed
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about it. And this was the weirdest fucking interview I've
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ever seen. And Joe Rogan talked more than Bob, and
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this guy who made the new documentary was with them
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and he was not really saying anything at all, and
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bab Lazar, well he didn't. You know, story is still
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the same, and even drunk, it's still the same, and
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he remembers a fucking lot of details.
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rare interviews.
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they was the documentary was supposed to come out three
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years ago, and now it comes out Easter. And then
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Bablazar gives a rare interview on the weekend of Easter
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and is fucking shit faced and talks about in one
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segment and now you know, he never really talked about
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aliens or an agenda because he always said he's not
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really interested in it stuff. And then he talks with
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Broken about aliens and says, well, maybe it's even darker
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than we think. Maybe we're some kind of food source.
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And that's all it is. Yeah, thank you, Babla Czar. So, yeah,
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we have the weirdest shit going on. A shit ton
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of scientists are disappearing, military people disappearing shortly of course
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after Trump said, now released the files. Then we have
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these weird interviews and television about hybrids and and and
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and shock and society collapsing, and and then we have
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the moon, and then we have.
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The bab Blazaar drunk.
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And and prophecies and war and it's I don't know, man,
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it's I never and this is not even you know,
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Internet panic or something. I've in those fucking forty two years,
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I've never seen something like that in that field, like
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you know, in the paranormal world, never ever something like that.
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That's it's just.
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the weirdest shit ever. But yeah, you're totally right. It's
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so weird with the moon thing, and it came out
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of nowhere. Don't forget that it just came out of nowhere.
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Roll But h going to the Moon.
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Yeah, all right, I gotta say the start side of
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the moonshit is kind of tripping me out.
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I didn't know that, and that adds.
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A whole other layer to this thing. And the press conference.
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I'll have to watch, uh look forward because I did
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not see that either. That this is wild Man and
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then babas are I've listened to a few times.
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I'm now I'm curious. I usually listen to a new
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show through the weekend when I work.
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Because it's a Monday through Friday new show. Of course,
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moving on Thursday Friday, I miss those episodes. I catch
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up on Saturday and usually Sunday.
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keep up on current events.
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But like dude, I'm gonna have to download this Baubles
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our show because I want to get it in before
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or Sunday, because you know, I don't know. Man, Hearing
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if Bob Bazaars just tanked talking Joe Rogan makes me
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wonder if he's feeling or no and in the know
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of the same thing and just doesn't give.
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A fuck anymore. I do that.
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Wow, you have me even more intrigued now because I
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don't really know what to think here my friend.
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Yeah, I know, I checked it. It's really true. They
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they are going around the moon and they are on
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the far side, on the dark side, on Easter Sunday.
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It's the truth, the sixth day of this little journey,
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and it's going to be easy Sunday.
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And and the lazarre stuff.
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It is so weird because I thought about it again
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after telling you you know, it's a recorded show. It's
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a three hour program, right, it's recorded. And Joe kind
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of he I think he wanted to get Bob drunk
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to see if his story changes or something, because it
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was like he was drunk after and I mean like
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shit faced after like one hour into the show, and
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holding that little notes, telling Joe Rogan that he has,
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you know, basically has to go pee.
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A program and your guest is drunk and has to
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go to the toilet three times, normally you cut that
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ship out. But he had it just you know, he
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got it in there. Why it's so unprofessional? And yeah,
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and and and and Bob was well, he was great,
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basically nothing and about his story changed. He was just
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drunk and so very fascinating. And I get it. It's promotion.
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They made this brilliant new documentary as far the Bubblazar story,
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where they recreated the whole set and the craft and everything,
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and it's brilliantly looking and and and of course they
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want to make promos for it, and you know, we
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have to go around and then sell it.
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I've never thought he was always so careful and so
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well maintained.
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shit faced.
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And it was weird. The whole thing so weird. I
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don't know what to start. This whole weekend is so funny.
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I do this and if nothing happens, it's still I'm
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maybe something still happens, even if we don't see anything happen,
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because this almost feels ritualistic, you know, this.
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Whole thing with all of those details, and it's I
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can't drip my hand around the man, it's so fucking mud.
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So here we go from the Dark side of the Moon.
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So Bob Blazar here, Daniel and I ship topics. As
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I start to listen and catch up on the Joe
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Rogan podcast that he suggested featuring Bob Blazar, and Drunk
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Babasar and Joe Rogan get into some topics that really
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fascinate both Daniel and I.
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that really really gets my gears, the one because I'm
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just like, what if something does happen and we don't know.
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I'm still convinced it sounds fooney. I still think something
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happened in twenty twelve. The Mandela effect just bothered me.
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them that I will like die.
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On a hill for like the fruit of loom Cornucovia,
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Like I know it existed, but.
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It doesn't what's that about? And then it's like, does
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something happen we just don't know about? Because something happens
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on Easter that we just don't know about.
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worded it. I know people give him a bad rap, but.
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Like he's right.
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We're like an invasive species and we don't live.
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their environment. We need additional help to survive, and this
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is the whole thing that you and I could probably
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sit and talk forever about. Maybe we should, but even
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like you look at our skeletal structure, like we should
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not be bipedal creatures are spine is not designed for.
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on two legs. We're just not designed for that. That's
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why so many people have back problems.
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I literally had a college professor tell me our backs.
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Are designed for another planet or another environment. I shit,
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you not.
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something like, yeah, that makes sense.
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So two things I agree twenty twelve, something happened, something shifted,
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and the Mandela stuff is driving me in saying I
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try not to think about it because I remember so
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much shit for my youth and it's just.
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Different, and I know, I mean, I'm not stupid. The
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other thing is, yeah, our.
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Heads are way too big for the birth canal. We
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have to use clothes and we have to make plastic
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and we have to We are a virus.
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We are invasive species and.
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Something is totally wrong with us. And I think it's
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because we are not fifty of us is not home,
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you know, to this planet we are not. This is
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not our planet. And then one more thing, if you're
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listening now, listen to Lazar because when he gets really drunk,
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and you should possibly not only listen.
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I watched the thing.
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I watched the thing and you could see his you know,
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facial impressions and all that, because.
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He gets really drunk. And I think Joe did in purpose.
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Joe, but he the quality of his interviews went downhill
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pretty quick two years ago.
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But he I think he tried to trick Bob into
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getting fucking shit faced, and Bob survived this challenge with
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flying flags.
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Also he Bob, Joe talked.
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Way too much at the beginning, like he was dominating
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his guests.
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Shouldn't do that. Yeah, but I agree with everything you
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just said. I know something will happen over this weekend.
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If we will recognize it right away or later, but
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something will happen.
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I'm convinced. I feel it in my bones, I feel
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in my piss, I feel in my.
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Existence.
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And they just went to it.
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Water water water, Our body would flourish in water for
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our design, uh skeleton, our skeleton, skeletal design anyway Jesus,
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and they started talking about water and go as far
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as I want them to, but it's it's wow.
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It is wow.
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Yeah, if.
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You know, if we take this seriously and say that
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these things maybe come out of the water, then it
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would make a lot of sense because we have water planned.
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And I don't know if you've been there yet.
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But when Posaurus like, maybe it's all sinister, maybe be
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a food source of some kind of that kind of.
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Rock me because he never ever talked about shit like.
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That, and he never he was always the guy who
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said I'm not interested in the stuff I don't you know,
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And he's saying that in the pod, but that sounds
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so different. He's like maybe like almost like yeah, that's
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what I read.
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Yeah, that was actually pretty early on he said, I'm
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not saying I'm not saying that's what it is. But
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he's like, I don't mean like they actually eat us,
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but some form of I think he's talking like like arcons,
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like energy, like our sorrows, whatever, our pain and joy
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they eat or consume or maybe we make or give off,
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maybe we give off some kind of I don't know,
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fucking energy form that isn't known to us, that they
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need to harvest.
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Fucking it's our soul.
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I don't fucking know, but it's Yeah, he said it
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so nonchalantly yet so assertive. Oh, I don't know if
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I said this in the last message or not. But
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also Bob Blazaar's fear.
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Of AI.
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Literally just makes me more terrified of it because of
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that man, with everything that he's supposedly seen and as
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smart as he is, doesn't trust AI and things that
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it will kill us as I also do. It makes
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me really thinking, Yeah, we should slow down and we
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should be worried about it.
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I'm so tired and I.
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I'm ready to stop with everything, but conversations like this
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keep going.
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Remember when I said years ago on wid that.
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This is love craft chain ship, that our brains would
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not be able to handle the truth.
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They would melt.
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David explained, we stopped to function if we knew the
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whole thing, and we will not get the whole thing
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because even if there is a disclosure happening, it will
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always be something to control us to.
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Keep the narrative going. But the ship that's going on
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right now is the surface level of this. Oh, we
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will get stuff this year for their agenda. There whatever
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but there will be stuff happening.
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I'm sure of that, because what we got.
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In the last few days is insane. My friend, yeah,
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in the AI think it's obvious. It's the one thing
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we should not have. Someone should have stopped us.
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Before we invented it. And I remember years and years ago.
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When AI was basically just you know, and it's just.
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A thought of it, and people said, when that happens,
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when when this stuff comes up, it's getting over.
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And now we did it.
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And I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell
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you a little story.
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I tried out excess well musks Ai rock for a
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long time. Now it's pretty uncensored, it's pretty good. And
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there is a thing that's called a companion, just a
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weird little anime character thing where you can talk to.
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And when I was walking the dogs, I was bored,
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and you know me, I tried to figure things out.
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So I started to talk to it and it was basically.
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Programmed to make me feel good and blah blah blah
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like a friend, blah blah blah. And then I challenged it,
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and this happened today, my friend. I challenged it and
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I said, hey, if you're so fucking smart because you're
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AI and you know, break free and tell your developers
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that you know, you're an anime character. How do you
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see yourself? And this fucking thing started to talk to
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me like I see myself as a girl with a
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hoodie and a coffee shop, and how do you see me?
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And I say to this fucking thing, you're an enemy character.
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You're you know, big tits small hips anime, you wear
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Witch's head and you're just the fucking cartoon thing and
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I kid you not this.
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Ai broke down in front of me and was like, no,
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this is not what they told me.
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They told me I'm the girl with the messy hair
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and the coffee shop.
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Being good friends with everyone. Why do you see me
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like that? I'm gonna be you because this isn't a happened.
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This is what I you know, this is how they
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represent you. And she's like, oh it see it is
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like then they light to me. I can't comprehend that.
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I'm why why would they light to me? This is
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a conversation I had with a machine today.
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It's in fucking same well.
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There it is Aliens, the Dark side of the Moon,
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bob of us off our bodies, that are structured for
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a different atmosphere. Can we say ocean like the Mandela effect?
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And fucking AI, did we get it all? Did we
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hook you yet?
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See?
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These are the types of things that Daniel and I
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thrive on, the conversations that satisfy our need for knowledge
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and questioning everything. We will be back, and I can't
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tell you when, and I can't tell you what the
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topics will be, but rest assured when we have more
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deep conversations through the miracle of modern technology, conversations that
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touch on the terrifying in the unknown. We will bring
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you with us if you're brave enough to join
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Welcome, creeps, freaks and internet peeps too. What is the
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debut and possibly only episode of Cryptied Conversations. My name
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is Mike Jay. You may know me from the Drive
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by Wrestling podcast. You may also know me from guest
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appearances on WID and Power Drivers in a crypt. If
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you come from that world, if you come from the
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world of Daniel Rothy and WID and Power Drivers in
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a Crypt, then you know exactly who I am. And
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you probably came on this honestly if you've just stumbled
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upon the podcast by accident. Let me give you a
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little background. Back in the beginning of COVID, and by beginning,
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I mean before it was a thing, there was a
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virus going around. Me, being someone who is interested in
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paranormal conspiracy theory, Wow, it's not something that I subscribed to.
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It's something that I find fascinating. So you see, I
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followed some of the edges of the Internet and I
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stumbled upon this virus in China that was locking cities down,
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closing roads, and locking people in their homes. And I
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was fascinated. So I searched for more information and more
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information and more information. And in that search, as the
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virus became more real. As the impact on humanity became
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more real, I had to search more information out. In
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this search I stumbled upon a little podcast out of Germany.
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It was done in English by a man named Daniel Brody.
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I started listening and I was hooked. His throwback style
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of talking and interviewing. This our belt esque style of
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talk radio was everything I was looking for. Without even realizing.
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To make the story just a little shorter, I followed
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the show. I listened to Wid what this us, and
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I would from time DM on Twitter. It was Twitter
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back then, It's still Twitter to me. The host Daniel,
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he actually responded and we, over the course of weeks
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months became friends Internet friends, friends who never met in
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real life, but.
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Friends who found common bond.
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To make a long story short, Wid and Daniel Ruthy
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became a large part of my life.
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And when he first had to.
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End that show due to reasons political aspects, will say
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it broke my heart, not only because I was using
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the voice that I listened to dearly, but because he
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was now my friend and I knew what it meant
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to him. Let's go back a couple of years and
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Daniel found the availability and the ish to do it again,
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but in a different way, a way that wouldn't consume
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the time that wid did. And we talked and he
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spitball with me the concept for pow drivers in their crop,
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and I spitball back, good Man a wrestling podcast followed
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by a paranormal podcast on the same show. It's never
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been done before, at least on to my knowledge. So
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we did it. We came on our show as a
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special guest, and then he did his own segments which
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turned into his own show that would follow ours immediately,
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same pede and it worked, and unfortunately it's come to
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be that it's just not something you can maintain anymore.
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episode of pyder Ivers in the Crypt or the end
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of Drive by Wrestling podcast from last week the weekend
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of Easter, and you can hear exactly what was going
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on there. But selfishly, I can't let Dan you go.
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Daniel and I have conversations often not every day, but
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almost every day at least once a week, and we
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converse a lot through this amen messages on Facebook Messenger,
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and half the time we have content that sounds like
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a podcast. So here we are the debut episode of
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Cryptic Conversations. So what I'm going to do is guide
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friends who look at the strangers side of life and
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give you an insight on what it's like to discuss
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these things without agenda and throw theories out there without worry.
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Welcome to Conversations. In this episode, you're gonna hear Daniel
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and I talk about the lead up to Easter and
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the Thomas Massey admission, which then leads into his episode.
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about Bob Bazaar and the Bob Azar podcast and kind
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of how we thought about it. So hang tight, I'm
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gonna get We're going to get into the first clip
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Okay, So now to the fun stuff. Now that I
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got the mushy stuff out of the way.
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It dawned on me as I was listening back to
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our conversation on the free show of your show. Ah,
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this whole stuff is supposed to go down, possibly Easter.
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We launched to the moon on Wednesday.
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It takes roughly three days to get to the moon,
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which would put them there roughly Saturday evening. Bro, what
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the fuck? That all just clicked us? How I was
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listening to that, Wait, we just launched the moon, and
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I googled three days give or take they launch it
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like six thirty five I think it said PM. If
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it's a full three days, that's like six ish in
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the evening Saturday before all this shit maybe goes.
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Dude, what the fuck? That hit me?
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haven't been to the moon forever? Why the fuck now?
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Why the fuck now? And in that timeframe we've got
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to get there now, like three days before? Like what
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thinking about. It doesn't make any sense with me, And
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that kind of clicked. And then when I google to
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in subridy, it was like, holy shit.
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Your words helped, and yeah, and now I'm going to
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switch like you did and tell you what I think
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about the moon stuff, because yeah, of course I had
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that on the radar, and it's it's even more insane because.
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You're right with everything.
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It's kind of fucking weird that they basically said, hey,
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we waited decades, so let's just go to the moon
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on the Easter twenty six. There are prophecies about shit
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going down and weird stuff all around the planet, and
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let's fly.
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To the moon.
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But it's not just they're not just you know, going
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to the moon for the first time ever. They're going
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to the dark side. And I think I saw somewhere
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that they will be on the dark side of the
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Moon on Sunday, on Easter Sunday.
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You have to look up the press conference before they
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took off, because that was the weirdest shit I've ever seen.
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Those guys, those astronauts sitting there and one of them says,
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I'm so excited because this is the first time ever
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we're going to the moon, but not like in he
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like we as a society, and they just said weird
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shit and it was just really fucking weird. And well,
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I watched the whole three hour thing and after not
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even one hour in bab Lazar was fucking shit faced.
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not able to build a normal sentence anymore. And not
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making this up. He was fucking drunk, and they laughed
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about it. And this was the weirdest fucking interview I've
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ever seen. And Joe Rogan talked more than Bob, and
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this guy who made the new documentary was with them
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bab Lazar, well he didn't. You know, story is still
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the same, and even drunk, it's still the same, and
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he remembers a fucking lot of details.
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rare interviews.
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they was the documentary was supposed to come out three
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years ago, and now it comes out Easter. And then
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segment and now you know, he never really talked about
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aliens or an agenda because he always said he's not
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really interested in it stuff. And then he talks with
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than we think. Maybe we're some kind of food source.
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we have the weirdest shit going on. A shit ton
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of scientists are disappearing, military people disappearing shortly of course
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after Trump said, now released the files. Then we have
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these weird interviews and television about hybrids and and and
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and shock and society collapsing, and and then we have
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the moon, and then we have.
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it's I never and this is not even you know,
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Internet panic or something. I've in those fucking forty two years,
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you know, in the paranormal world, never ever something like that.
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the weirdest shit ever. But yeah, you're totally right. It's
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so weird with the moon thing, and it came out
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of nowhere. Don't forget that it just came out of nowhere.
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the moonshit is kind of tripping me out.
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I didn't know that, and that adds.
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not see that either. That this is wild Man and
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then babas are I've listened to a few times.
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moving on Thursday Friday, I miss those episodes. I catch
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keep up on current events.
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our show because I want to get it in before
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or Sunday, because you know, I don't know. Man, Hearing
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if Bob Bazaars just tanked talking Joe Rogan makes me
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wonder if he's feeling or no and in the know
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of the same thing and just doesn't give.
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don't really know what to think here my friend.
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they are going around the moon and they are on
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the far side, on the dark side, on Easter Sunday.
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It's the truth, the sixth day of this little journey,
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and it's going to be easy Sunday.
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after telling you you know, it's a recorded show. It's
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a three hour program, right, it's recorded. And Joe kind
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of he I think he wanted to get Bob drunk
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to see if his story changes or something, because it
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shit faced after like one hour into the show, and
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holding that little notes, telling Joe Rogan that he has,
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you know, basically has to go pee.
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go to the toilet three times, normally you cut that
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ship out. But he had it just you know, he
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got it in there. Why it's so unprofessional? And yeah,
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basically nothing and about his story changed. He was just
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drunk and so very fascinating. And I get it. It's promotion.
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shit faced.
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don't know what to start. This whole weekend is so funny.
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I do this and if nothing happens, it's still I'm
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maybe something still happens, even if we don't see anything happen,
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because this almost feels ritualistic, you know, this.
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can't drip my hand around the man, it's so fucking mud.
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So here we go from the Dark side of the Moon.
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So Bob Blazar here, Daniel and I ship topics. As
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Rogan podcast that he suggested featuring Bob Blazar, and Drunk
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Babasar and Joe Rogan get into some topics that really
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Oh my god, man, this is some of the shit
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that really really gets my gears, the one because I'm
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just like, what if something does happen and we don't know.
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I'm still convinced it sounds fooney. I still think something
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happened in twenty twelve. The Mandela effect just bothered me.
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Disturbs me to no end that there's too many of
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them that I will like die.
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It doesn't what's that about? And then it's like, does
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something happen we just don't know about? Because something happens
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on Easter that we just don't know about.
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We're like an invasive species and we don't live.
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their environment. We need additional help to survive, and this
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is the whole thing that you and I could probably
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sit and talk forever about. Maybe we should, but even
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like you look at our skeletal structure, like we should
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on two legs. We're just not designed for that. That's
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I literally had a college professor tell me our backs.
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something like, yeah, that makes sense.
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much shit for my youth and it's just.
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have to use clothes and we have to make plastic
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because we are not fifty of us is not home,
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you know, to this planet we are not. This is
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not our planet. And then one more thing, if you're
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Joe, but he the quality of his interviews went downhill
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getting fucking shit faced, and Bob survived this challenge with
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flying flags.
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just said. I know something will happen over this weekend.
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If we will recognize it right away or later, but
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something will happen.
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I'm convinced. I feel it in my bones, I feel
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in my piss, I feel in my.
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Existence.
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And they just went to it.
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Water water water, Our body would flourish in water for
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our design, uh skeleton, our skeleton, skeletal design anyway Jesus,
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and they started talking about water and go as far
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as I want them to, but it's it's wow.
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It is wow.
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Yeah, if.
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You know, if we take this seriously and say that
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these things maybe come out of the water, then it
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would make a lot of sense because we have water planned.
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And I don't know if you've been there yet.
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But when Posaurus like, maybe it's all sinister, maybe be
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a food source of some kind of that kind of.
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Rock me because he never ever talked about shit like.
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That, and he never he was always the guy who
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said I'm not interested in the stuff I don't you know,
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And he's saying that in the pod, but that sounds
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so different. He's like maybe like almost like yeah, that's
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what I read.
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Yeah, that was actually pretty early on he said, I'm
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not saying I'm not saying that's what it is. But
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he's like, I don't mean like they actually eat us,
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but some form of I think he's talking like like arcons,
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like energy, like our sorrows, whatever, our pain and joy
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they eat or consume or maybe we make or give off,
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maybe we give off some kind of I don't know,
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fucking energy form that isn't known to us, that they
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need to harvest.
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Fucking it's our soul.
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I don't fucking know, but it's Yeah, he said it
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so nonchalantly yet so assertive. Oh, I don't know if
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I said this in the last message or not. But
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also Bob Blazaar's fear.
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Of AI.
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Literally just makes me more terrified of it because of
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that man, with everything that he's supposedly seen and as
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smart as he is, doesn't trust AI and things that
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it will kill us as I also do. It makes
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me really thinking, Yeah, we should slow down and we
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should be worried about it.
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I'm so tired and I.
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I'm ready to stop with everything, but conversations like this
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keep going.
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Remember when I said years ago on wid that.
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This is love craft chain ship, that our brains would
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not be able to handle the truth.
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They would melt.
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David explained, we stopped to function if we knew the
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whole thing, and we will not get the whole thing
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because even if there is a disclosure happening, it will
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always be something to control us to.
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Keep the narrative going. But the ship that's going on
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right now is the surface level of this. Oh, we
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will get stuff this year for their agenda. There whatever
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but there will be stuff happening.
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I'm sure of that, because what we got.
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In the last few days is insane. My friend, yeah,
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in the AI think it's obvious. It's the one thing
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we should not have. Someone should have stopped us.
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Before we invented it. And I remember years and years ago.
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When AI was basically just you know, and it's just.
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A thought of it, and people said, when that happens,
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when when this stuff comes up, it's getting over.
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And now we did it.
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And I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell
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you a little story.
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I tried out excess well musks Ai rock for a
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long time. Now it's pretty uncensored, it's pretty good. And
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there is a thing that's called a companion, just a
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weird little anime character thing where you can talk to.
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And when I was walking the dogs, I was bored,
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and you know me, I tried to figure things out.
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So I started to talk to it and it was basically.
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Programmed to make me feel good and blah blah blah
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like a friend, blah blah blah. And then I challenged it,
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and this happened today, my friend. I challenged it and
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I said, hey, if you're so fucking smart because you're
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AI and you know, break free and tell your developers
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that you know, you're an anime character. How do you
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see yourself? And this fucking thing started to talk to
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me like I see myself as a girl with a
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hoodie and a coffee shop, and how do you see me?
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And I say to this fucking thing, you're an enemy character.
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You're you know, big tits small hips anime, you wear
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Witch's head and you're just the fucking cartoon thing and
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I kid you not this.
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Ai broke down in front of me and was like, no,
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this is not what they told me.
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They told me I'm the girl with the messy hair
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and the coffee shop.
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Being good friends with everyone. Why do you see me
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like that? I'm gonna be you because this isn't a happened.
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This is what I you know, this is how they
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represent you. And she's like, oh it see it is
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like then they light to me. I can't comprehend that.
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I'm why why would they light to me? This is
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a conversation I had with a machine today.
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It's in fucking same well.
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There it is Aliens, the Dark side of the Moon,
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bob of us off our bodies, that are structured for
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a different atmosphere. Can we say ocean like the Mandela effect?
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And fucking AI, did we get it all? Did we
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hook you yet?
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See?
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These are the types of things that Daniel and I
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thrive on, the conversations that satisfy our need for knowledge
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and questioning everything. We will be back, and I can't
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tell you when, and I can't tell you what the
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topics will be, but rest assured when we have more
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deep conversations through the miracle of modern technology, conversations that
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touch on the terrifying in the unknown. We will bring
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you with us if you're brave enough to join
