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Tell me some over here.
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You made huge ones when you said after you complete these 15 episodes in the ball, you're gonna walk away for a while or for one key and tell me not to level.
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But I've been 37 years pretending to be people so that people can pretend to watch and enjoy what I'm doing when I make some discoveries in my own personalized with the science, you know, with that research and I was able to open up the wall of my model and find the real window combination.
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Why would I continue in a walking along with my tiny generation?
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What do you intend to do?
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Well, let me put it this way all energy in the universe is expressing motion, all motion is expressing waves, all waves are coming.
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So where does the straight lines come from to make the platonic solids?
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There are no straight lines.
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So when I took the flower of life and opened it properly, I found a whole new wave conjugation that expose the in-between spaces.
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That's it's the thing that holds us all together.
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Man, oh man, oh man.
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Wow.
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That was 2019.
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It is so good.
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It is so good to do the show in 2026 and to see Terrence was really serious about that.
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I remember when uh when the community first heard him say that, and we were like, wow, oh shit is going down.
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What is he about to reveal?
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Is he gonna is he gonna stay on this?
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Is this just for this moment?
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Is he gonna stay with it?
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So it's a beautiful thing uh to see uh Terrence continue to do his thing and things he's gonna uh reveal tonight on the channel.
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I want to take this time, family, the much anticipated show.
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Uh I want to take this time to welcome back to the platform Billy Carson.
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Y'all know Billy Carson, he's a regular since since 2019, ironically, since 2019.
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Uh Chris Searley.
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Now, that this is um Terrence's CFO, CTO, CTO, CTO, CTO, right?
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Um, and Terrence Howard.
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Thank you, my brother.
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No, thank you.
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But what's really great about that clip you just played, the fascinating thing, the day before that, Chris Seeley, myself, and David Johnson, we had just put together a simulation, live physics simulation with no animation, without any um cartoons being put into it.
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Everything was literally the physics there.
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And we were able to rebuild Saturn in a simulator without gravity, without dark matter, without dark energy, proving all of their models wrong because their entire model said that you only have four percent of the universe that's actually visible, that actually they understand the other 96% of it, you know, being dark matter and dark energy, they just don't have any clue.
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So they say they have uh an idea of how to understand 4% of the universe.
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Well, because we had just made that discovery with a physics simulator without any garbage in it.
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I thought the world would be so happy to and relieved to know that we no longer have to chase this ghost called gravity or run from these ghosts called dark matter and dark energy because now it's all light because we can see it.
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It's been called dark because no one could see it.
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I was I overestimated the intelligence of mankind at that moment.
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I really thought people would be excited about it, and that's why I was so excited that at the Emmys, I was like, Oh no, wait a minute, I've just seen the light.
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I've got to talk about this right now.
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It's time, yeah, it's time to come out of come come into the covenant now.
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So that's what that was about.
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You know, since you built that um simulation of Saturn, what do you think about the um oh let me put let me share this real quick?
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This recent discovery uh that they're saying with the Hubble, uh I believe it is Hubble telescope, where they're saying that there's a decagon decagon encircling Saturn's South Pole.
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Let me read this real quick.
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Yeah, recent observations with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has revealed a giant evolving 10-sided atmospheric wave encircling Saturn's South Pole.
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This discovery marks the first time a large regular-sided jet pattern has been observed in the planet's southern hemisphere.
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I'm I'm gonna end it there.
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I'm not gonna go too long, but uh this wasn't there when you built that simulation.
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Uh, from what I know.
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Um, how do you feel about this recent discovery?
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Uh uh Well, what was fascinating when we when we rebuilt Saturn in the simulator, we were able to rebuild the hexagon that Saturn has at the very top of at of its north pole.
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Now, at the time we were unaware of the decagon at the bottom of it.
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But if you look at the continued cloud patterns, everything has to be balanced.
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So if you have a geometric structure taking place in the north, it's going to be balanced by an equal geometric structure in the South Pole because they're basically one system that's just communicating back and forth.
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So if geometry communicates with other geometry, so I'm surprised that they haven't discovered other anomalies on other planets.
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And I think now that they're using their minds a little more, they will find them.
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Yeah.
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I believe so.
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I think if you scale up a tetrahedron and put it inside of Saturn, you'll find that where the uh the corners of the tetrahedron touch the equator, you'll find that's where you'll see a lot of the storms and the storm and high energy activity as well.
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And so if you take a star tetrahedron where you have one facing up and one facing down, the ancient Egyptians called it a Merkaba.
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And you'll see that you'll exactly what Terrence Howard is saying, you'll see the uh the anomaly on the top at the North Pole and also the anomaly at the South Pole as well.
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Yeah, what I'm basically saying is you can't have order on one side of the mirror and have disorder on the other side because the poles are mirror reflections of each other.
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So if you have geometric um symmetry at the top, you're going to have symmetry at the bottom.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I think that's what uh in the results of the Saturn model, we used um vortex energy only, just vortex is pointed towards the center of the space.
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And the geometry was actually following the linchpin geometry, so I I don't recall off the top of my head, but I think we had was it uh sixteen sixteen total vortices, was it Terrence?
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Twelve to sixteen anyway.
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And like Terrence said, there was no gravity in the model, it was just the resistance of the opposing vortices pointing at each other.
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And then the there's a basically a field that forms when you have that speeding back on itself.
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Sort of like the the double double slit experiment in 3D, if you can kind of envision it that way, interference, right?
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And that's what created created this like a sphere in in 3D space because there was there was no gravity.
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So you ended up with a hexagon on the top.
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So I'm not surprised at all that they've discovered uh a decadon at the bottom of or what was it?
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Decahedron Decahedron.
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Decahedron, yeah, at the bottom.
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Yeah, yeah.
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That makes sense too.
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But that was and the bigger part of what we had discovered was before it was always thought that everything was building from the inside outward, but this was proof that everything has been formed as a result of external pressures.
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It was the external pressures that were generating and creating the conditions that created Saturn, not from some internal force.
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The internal force was a secondary action, and that pushes up against the external forces pushing on it, but it shows that everything inside the universe is literally necessary for everything else, because everything else in the universe is dependent upon every single waveform, even the smallest ant is necessary for there to be balance within our universe.
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Everything is here for balance.
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Attention, right?
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Yep.
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Indeed.
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With with what you um, you know, it was like when you like I said, I played that interview from 2019, and when you came with this uh what they're calling new math mathematics, if that's the proper word to use, and new number theory, new number theory, and everything.
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It was like so revolutionary to hear somebody say those things.
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And um, you know, uh, I I've heard you talk about your patents and your inventions.
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Um, you know, another it reminds me of early this year, you know, there was a series of UFO research researchers that went missing, and a well-known one in the spiritual community, David Wilcock, um, was unalive and they called it a suicide.
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And wait, David Wilcox is there?
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Yeah, yeah, you didn't know about maybe six minutes.
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It may, it may, yeah.
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Oh my god, that was he was a friend of mine.
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Yeah, he was yeah, he was kind of I used to I used to watch his show on Sunday.
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It was so long, it was like three, four hours, but I would try to catch at least an hour, and um he has some great information.
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Um, but saying that to say, um you know, he had he was working on um and he was working on technology as well.
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Um Terrence, I want to know, my brother, how was your how is your faith right now in terms of you know, you got this parasitic elite who are known for um throughout history for getting rid of truth tellers, um, whether it be the churches, whether it be the governments, whether it be secret societies, uh, but at the same time with the knowledge that we all have, we with your divinity, with your the knowledge of the I am presence, the knowledge of the prime source creator, how does your faith in your divinity measure up against the so-called powers that be and what they have done to uh truth tellers in the past?
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Where are you at right now with this, Terrence?
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I mean, back in 2019, I had extra security when I went to Disneyland, ended up taking 14, 15 people with me to as security.
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Every place I went was spending a whole lot of money thinking someone was going to attempt to unalive me.
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Yeah.
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You know, then you go through that paranoia for a number of years, and then you realize, you know, whatever's gonna happen, it's gonna happen.
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The creator put me into this position for a reason.
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Um, I'm I think I have fulfilled that purpose, which was to share, you know, the opening of the flower of life and to share the new geometry and to share the hope of a new of a new um paradigm where things where we can have equanimity.
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Um it I was frightened for years.
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I'll be honest.
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I was checking every lock for years, checking under my car, and then you realize that you cannot avoid the inevitable.
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What is bound to take place is going to take place.
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Now the question is, how do you face it?
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Because a lot of people have silenced themselves because of fear of being unalived, but that's a death in itself when you quiet the spirit that is motivated.
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Oh wow, that's a greater death.
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That's deep, Jared.
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That's greater death.
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What they say, a coward dies a thousand deaths.
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Is that what you refer to?
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Yes, okay.
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Okay.
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A thousand deaths.
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And you know, when I first started speaking about, even though they brought out immediately after that first interview with Joe Rogan, where I had explained the relationship of masculine and femininity with regard to the periodic table and how to break hydrogen from oxygen just by using beryllium, but not using the actual element of beryllium.
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You all you need to do is generate the sound of beryllium, and therefore you don't have to worry about the oxidation that typically would take place if you try to use the element beryllium because it would immediately get coated over and oxygenated and stop working.
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And as a result of that, the hydrogen and the oxygen will violently break their bonds, you know, and now you can use the hydrogen for fuel and you can use the oxygen for fuel.
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Um, immediately in the comments, I saw rest in peace.
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Rest in peace, which frightened me a little bit, but it was too late.
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The truth is already out there, and for anybody with the skills and the common sense, they will know how to transmute or how to disassociate hydrogen from oxygen and or in their water and be able to use that for fuel.
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I believe that we're headed into a civil war very soon because of the disenfranchisement that people are are sweltering in.
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We have no hope.
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So I think, and then once Trump got up there and said the other day, two weeks ago, about you know, the people that want reparations, they want, they hate this country.
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They hate this country to ask for the reparations that are due to the descendants of slaves.
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Now, I presented, hey, why don't we no taxes for the next 400 years for the descendants of slaves?
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Let the African American community become um an economic opportunity zone, and we can now build our own banks, build our own communities, and we don't the IRS only lose 13% of their GDP, because that's what they say.
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Black people only make up 13% of the GDP.
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You know, if Trump wanted to try and get somebody to vote for him, then what you need to do is address the reparations and all these things.
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I thought I would get killed for saying that.
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So, you know, right now, if you speak against Zion, you know, you can become we can be financially murdered.
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You know, there's so many ways in which they can wipe you out.
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So just stop being afraid and just live, you know.
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This could be our very last day, or it could be our first day as the men we want to be.
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You know, you speak of uh being wiped out by Zion, uh with and and and I wanna and one of the ways they will wipe you out is they uh blackball you.
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You talked about that before when you uh sued Disney.
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Uh, we've seen uh a live example of that recently.
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I guess you could say with Kanye West, where they froze his bank accounts, he went to the bank and he couldn't access his own money.
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Uh, what I want to know, Terence, this is what I this is this is the million-dollar question that people probably wondering about uh your your your the math that you are introducing.
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And when people think about math, a lot of times, Terrence, they think about uh money, you know, when you're young, they'd be like, Oh, learn how to count because then you could count some money, you know.
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They think about money when they think about math.
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What I want to know, Terence, is utilizing you the math that you are introducing to the world, um, within a currency system, would greed and currency still exist, or would your system get us out of that loop, as you say, that we have been in for a long time?
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Well, the purpose of uh new number theory is to get out of this these linear projections, these uh false ideas that everything is just being it's you it's it's stop, repeat, step and repeat, step and repeat.
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That's what the math does.
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Now, it doesn't explain how the universe behaves with their present economic situation.
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If I asked you with one times one equaling one, well, what's a dollar times a dollar?
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Is it just a dollar?
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If one times one equals one, and they used to say, well, you can't multiply money.
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Well, now that money is no longer attached to a solid um base, it's no longer attached to gold or to coal or it to anything, it's just an integer being multiplied by any other integer.
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So now you can multiply money.
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So what's a dollar times a dollar, you know, in dimes?
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What's 10 dimes times 10 dimes?
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Is that just a dollar?
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Or is that a hundred dimes?
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Is that ten dollars?
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Or do it in quarters?
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What's four quarters times four quarters?
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That's sixteen quarters, that's four dollars from that same dollar times a dollar, or one times one equaling one.
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If you're doing in pennies, that's a hundred pennies times a hundred pennies.
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That's that's a hundred dollars.
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That's ten thousand pennies, that's a hundred dollars.
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And you think that governments and banks aren't doing this?
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What's interesting, every state is allowed to print coins, they're not allowed to necessarily print dollars outside of the Federal Reserve.
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They're able to present.
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So you you mean to tell me certain banks aren't like, hey, let's just do this calculation in pennies.
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If you're a well-established place, if you're brand new, you might be able to do it in 50 cent pieces, and you still get twice as much.
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But with our new system, it's based upon equanimity and it's about balance.
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Everything is accounted for in every aspect of it.
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And the goal is to get off of this indirect form of exchange.
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To get rid of we're the only known species throughout the entire universe that uses indirect currency that we know of.
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There's no other creature on this planet that uses uh indirect currency.
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Yeah, everything is an immediate exchange.
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There's no but nothing old, there's always it's perfectly balanced, and that's where we need to get back to instead of a system of pushing to the future or relying on the past.
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We need to be in the present moment.
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So it's that's what the new math is about.
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And another part of it is to bring balance back to our understanding of the universe, because as it sits now, in order to understand how the universe behaves, you have to, based upon their standard model, the very first thing you have to do is to abandon conservation of energy.
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Because here energy laws, in order for one times one to equal one, okay.
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You've got two ones on one side of the equal sign and just one at the end of it.
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We have action times and action without a reaction.
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So you have you've you've abandoned the you've abandoned conservation of energy and you've abandoned action and reactionary laws in order to make their math work at the very beginning.
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So you that's an unsustainable mindframe for a civilization that wants to move into the future.
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Yeah.
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And you know, the scientists always use conservation as energy, well, the mainstream as the reason why a lot of these uh these extraordinary new mathematics and technologies won't work.
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They always try to debunk it by saying, oh, it violates conservation of energy, and they try to toss it out.
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You know, there's a lot of magnetic motors that have been invented that work perfectly fine.
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They just they just sequester the patents.
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They, you know, they eminent domain those patents, and then they use them, and you discover that they convert into military patents later on.
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It's what they've always done.
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So we have to now bring balance back into our understanding.
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That's some of the things that Billy has been talking about constantly.
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Bring common sense into your worship, understand what you've been taught, and listen for the truth in it and look for the lie, look for the deception.
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Just most of the biggest deceivers in in our history has been those associated with religion.
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You know, uh Billy just mentioned patents, uh, Terrence, and one of the uh biggest moneymakers that you know they in our society, a man named Elon Musk said, Patents are for the weak, Terence.
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What's your thoughts on Elon say?
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Patents are for the weak, my brother.
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When you talk about all those patents.
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They are talking, talk to me, Terrence.
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It's it's it's a it's a weak man's copyright at the end of the day, because it's really the power is in having the financial means to defend your inventions or to to defend your desires.
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When you hold a patent, you're hoping that the US, that the US um PTO, UN United States Patent and Trademark Office is going to protect your idea and protect the integrity of what you're trying to do.
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If you had, if I had the money that Elon has, I wouldn't need the patents because I would just be producing.
00:23:34.289 --> 00:23:53.809
But being in the position that I'm in, the only defense that I have against the rest of the world coming and taking that which I have discovered or that which has been worked upon with my team is hoping that, yeah, I guess I'm like one of the Gulf nations.
00:23:53.889 --> 00:24:03.809
I'm waiting for the US to making sure, hoping that the US will defend us against somebody attacking us and not leave us in Afghanistan, you know.
00:24:04.450 --> 00:24:04.849
Right.
00:24:05.730 --> 00:24:13.889
You know, the thing that the thing that Elon Musk did was he created uh uh he created an entire industry by open sourcing uh the technology.
00:24:14.049 --> 00:24:39.250
And I can foresee maybe one at one point when uh Terrence's um uh his his experiments and his technology gain full strength, and that that which he's already began to create only creates so much more, and then maybe uh he'll look to some uh open sourcing, creating entire industries around that map, around that technology, and that can expand globally.
00:24:39.329 --> 00:24:42.849
And now we have a multi-trillion dollar industry, it can be amazing.
00:24:43.089 --> 00:24:43.649
Amen.
00:24:43.889 --> 00:24:44.289
Amen.
00:24:44.529 --> 00:24:47.569
That's the ultimate goal of everything that I'm doing.
00:24:47.649 --> 00:25:01.970
But right now we have to incubate it, it has to protect it from, you know, initially when Eric Weinstein came on to Joe Rogan, you know, he said he came there to steel man me, he was there to help me.
00:25:02.369 --> 00:25:13.490
No, we haven't we have he came in and he he asked to participate in that, and the moment he gets in there, he obfuscates and then he disappears.
00:25:13.649 --> 00:25:18.049
Chris and I had numerous conversations with him and Edward.
00:25:18.210 --> 00:25:20.210
What was Edward's last name, Chris?
00:25:20.450 --> 00:25:22.609
Uh Edward Frankel, mathematician.
00:25:22.849 --> 00:25:27.009
Yeah, Frankel over at at um no, no, no.
00:25:27.089 --> 00:25:31.809
He he's in at Berkeley, up at Berkeley.
00:25:32.049 --> 00:25:47.089
He brought him on and they talked to us for about a week and then became really disrespectful with my team, you know, about about how is it that we're a he didn't know what a plank length was.
00:25:47.490 --> 00:25:49.649
Was that what they were arguing about, Chris?
00:25:49.809 --> 00:25:51.169
Was it the plank length?
00:25:52.210 --> 00:25:58.289
Well, it was something to that I don't recall the exact conversation, but yeah, it was uh you know, basically, you know, we were ended up being embarrassed.
00:25:58.450 --> 00:26:03.889
That would be embarrassing based more on our credentials than it was the actual like they wouldn't focus on the actual show.
00:26:06.609 --> 00:26:10.049
So you're just disqualified before we sat down at the table, kind of thing.
00:26:10.210 --> 00:26:10.690
Yeah.
00:26:11.089 --> 00:26:14.129
You don't have and he didn't have any geometry.
00:26:14.609 --> 00:26:40.369
So that tells me one of well, it told me one of two things, you know, that there's a reason for the obfuscation and um roadblocking and gatekeeping was because we were speaking the truth and to go back to to the patent and and the uh probably my suspicious mic so you know I suspect the reason for that is because Terrence and I were tabling and patenting things that do show that uh conservation of energy is not always true.
00:26:41.809 --> 00:26:43.649
There are such things as overunity.
00:26:44.210 --> 00:26:50.210
And our propulsion patent actually divulges that to the public, that there are such things as overunity.
00:26:50.289 --> 00:26:52.849
When you start stacking waves, they don't add together, they double.
00:26:53.250 --> 00:26:53.409
Right?
00:26:53.569 --> 00:26:58.129
That's sort of the holographic information is stored in a factor of four.
00:26:58.769 --> 00:26:59.329
Right.
00:26:59.569 --> 00:27:13.649
So that's it's uh I think that's probably probably why they came to the table, because if you read through our patent, you'll you'll see that the energy that comes out of the patent when you pull the trigger is more than goes into the into the product into the actual discharge.
00:27:14.369 --> 00:27:16.369
They don't like that, they really don't like that.
00:27:16.529 --> 00:27:27.089
Yeah, yeah, and on top of it, we made um six-wing aircraft basically obsolete, you know, by inventing a tangential flight.
00:27:27.649 --> 00:27:43.649
They that they definitely don't like because their pre-sale, their resale for their old planes, like when I was in um Uganda, the president sent sent a plane uh helicopter to pick us up to bring to me to bring us to meet with him.
00:27:43.889 --> 00:27:55.329
And it was a 1969 or 1970 helicopter that had been used in Vietnam, you know, with the diesel.
00:27:55.649 --> 00:28:15.089
I would think that the president would have a decent, but they they these are the resells from once they take it from one other country, from whether it's but Boeing or North it Grumman or Raytheon, they sell it to you know Qatar for 20 years and then they resell it to the African nations.
00:28:15.169 --> 00:28:23.649
But and that's one of the reasons they've tried to keep the African nations in a in a desperate place, because it's a resell plan for it.
00:28:24.049 --> 00:28:27.329
And now here we bring an entirely new system.
00:28:27.409 --> 00:28:31.889
So they've got a hundred years plan for selling all of their old stuff.
00:28:32.210 --> 00:28:35.009
That's their their their method.
00:28:35.250 --> 00:28:45.730
And here we come in and say, okay, now we have tangential flight, unlimited mid-air bonding, all of these things that no one has ever been able to accomplish.
00:28:46.049 --> 00:28:54.129
And the utilitarian um applications for it is endless, absolutely endless.
00:28:54.289 --> 00:29:08.609
So we threaten established systems, even with the um think about the ports of authority, the 6,000 different ports of authority around the world that make tons of money all day.
00:29:08.769 --> 00:29:18.369
It takes three days to unload each one of those cargo ships, but with linchpins, uh, you're able to unload the cargo ships while they're still at sea.
00:29:18.930 --> 00:29:21.409
They don't even have to come and dock.
00:29:21.569 --> 00:29:21.970
Yeah.
00:29:22.369 --> 00:29:29.649
So you're talking about disrupting entire systems, you're talking about destroying the cranes throughout the world.
00:29:30.129 --> 00:29:40.450
They charge$2,000 an hour, at least, for most of these cranes and the businesses associated with it, and you don't need those anymore once you have linchpin.
00:29:40.609 --> 00:29:44.690
You don't have boots on the ground because lynch pen is able to take care of that.
00:29:44.769 --> 00:29:47.649
And that's just one of the inventions.
00:29:48.369 --> 00:29:58.129
So, no, they weren't not happy about what we brought to the table, but I thought that this world was trying to um evolve and grow.
00:29:58.289 --> 00:30:05.490
I didn't know that they were just rooted in trying to make this nasty, ugly, worthless money.
00:30:06.450 --> 00:30:09.809
Yeah, they're still locked out of that old money, that old money system.
00:30:10.210 --> 00:30:14.529
Yeah, I think what you're speaking to before their tearrence is you know, it's about the ideas and the IP.
00:30:14.609 --> 00:30:21.809
I think it's at this point we need to uh you know really fight for the IP because the AI the AI is coming for the IP anyway, right?
00:30:21.889 --> 00:30:27.089
So the patents at least will serve to show that you know we had the idea first, you know.
00:30:27.329 --> 00:30:27.970
Yeah, indeed.
00:30:30.450 --> 00:30:31.490
At least we thought of it.
00:30:33.250 --> 00:30:39.569
And then you look at the these new AI models that are solving um the millennium problems.
00:30:39.889 --> 00:30:46.369
Where over a year ago we presented the solution to the Navy A Stokes um conjecture.
00:30:46.529 --> 00:30:59.730
We we presented the solution to that about finding how do you maintain a smoothness within you know this chaos and not jumping these gaps, and how do things stay remain smooth?
00:30:59.889 --> 00:31:11.730
And they what did you say, Chris, that it took them like 10,000, not 10,000 hours, but it was like 10 million, 10 million dollars in a thousand agents or more, like they they had a whole horde of agents on it to solve it.
00:31:12.289 --> 00:31:24.690
And we were able to solve it in in basically 30 minutes using these the new geometry, and ultimately they're going they they they have to succumb to the geometry because it's true.
00:31:24.769 --> 00:31:27.250
We solved all six millennium problems.
00:31:27.490 --> 00:31:29.649
I put it all out there on my site.
00:31:29.889 --> 00:31:43.649
You don't think that they're picking from there and looking at it and trying, you know, and then they do what they can to say that it wasn't me that brought it, and that's why I presented it out there to the world for free so they would know.
00:31:43.809 --> 00:31:49.009
Because I don't expect all this to stay inside of our corner or in our court.
00:31:49.169 --> 00:31:55.809
You know, I know that people come and pick and take and do what they have to do, and maybe that's our position in this life right now.
00:31:56.049 --> 00:32:02.450
Maybe the position is not to change the world, but maybe just to wake it up and to present these tools.
00:32:02.529 --> 00:32:04.049
And so that's deep, Terrence.
00:32:04.129 --> 00:32:04.769
That's deep.
00:32:04.930 --> 00:32:05.169
Yeah.
00:32:05.409 --> 00:32:07.089
So so that's what we're doing now.
00:32:07.250 --> 00:32:15.569
The new world, new understanding of the universe, the video that I want to release, you know, on your show for the world.
00:32:15.809 --> 00:32:25.089
Everything before, I've always been talking on podcasts, and I was waiting for Eric Weinstein, I was waiting for the academia to come and participate.
00:32:25.409 --> 00:32:27.649
Listen, Terrence, I'm gonna tell you.
00:32:27.889 --> 00:32:29.730
I know that guy pissed you off, man.
00:32:29.889 --> 00:32:36.289
Oh man, that was I watched it, I had to do a video after that, a reaction video, because I felt bad, man.
00:32:36.450 --> 00:32:38.769
So I know, but listen, check this out, Terrence.
00:32:38.849 --> 00:32:41.490
So I'm watching the Joe Rogan show.
00:32:41.809 --> 00:32:47.809
One thing that stood out that I, you know, I was wondering about that was um, because he he kind of got mad.
00:32:47.889 --> 00:32:50.289
He was like, Oh, so you have something against Newton?
00:32:50.609 --> 00:32:52.210
He was talking about Newtonian physics.
00:32:52.369 --> 00:32:57.970
He was like, You got such because you were saying that thing there's there's no such thing as rest, things are always in motion and everything.
00:32:58.529 --> 00:33:00.369
It immediately, check this out, Terrence.
00:33:00.450 --> 00:33:06.849
It immediately reminded me of a book that I came across when I was, I might have been about 23 years old.
00:33:07.089 --> 00:33:11.009
I couldn't articulate it at the time, but my spidey senses went off.
00:33:11.169 --> 00:33:15.250
So even if I can't articulate something and my spidey senses go off, I go with the feeling.
00:33:15.409 --> 00:33:17.569
The book was called God is a verb.
00:33:17.889 --> 00:33:23.730
So with God is a verb, I eventually found out, Terrence, that shit, all matter is a verb.
00:33:23.889 --> 00:33:29.409
All matter is energetic pro is an energetic process, and we're not a fixed object.
00:33:29.649 --> 00:33:39.169
So, what I want to ask you when you telling Eric when he's like, You have a problem with Newtonian physics, and you like everything vibrates, everything oscillates, everything is away.
00:33:39.409 --> 00:33:45.250
When you were saying all that, what I want to say is we were taught, like, my name is Richard, my first name is Richard.
00:33:45.809 --> 00:33:50.930
I'm taught that Richard in great in grade school, they say Richard is a noun.
00:33:51.089 --> 00:33:53.409
A noun means a person, place, or thing.
00:33:53.730 --> 00:33:56.690
But now I'm like, wait a minute, Richard is a verb?
00:33:56.849 --> 00:34:03.809
I'm an action verb, so now I gotta redefine my it's an identity shift gotta happen, Terrence.
00:34:04.049 --> 00:34:14.769
So how would one live more like a verb instead of like a noun and embrace this identity shift that's gonna help us tap into who more of who we truly are?
00:34:16.130 --> 00:34:42.930
Well, it's once you recognize the reflection of yourself in the creator, once you recognize the reflection of yourself in everything that you see, then you realize, okay, no, no, I am I am so much more than this idea of being just a person, you know, and I am more than just a place.
00:34:43.250 --> 00:34:47.090
I am I am that I am.
00:34:47.889 --> 00:34:52.130
Everything is the creator under different circumstances.
00:34:52.289 --> 00:34:53.250
We are all the creator.
00:34:53.329 --> 00:34:57.570
And once you recognize that, there's nobody that can take anything from you.
00:34:57.650 --> 00:35:08.690
You stop being afraid of the future, you stop being afraid of the past, you stop being afraid of anything that was that you thought was going to harm you because you recognize your true strength.
00:35:08.769 --> 00:35:32.210
I used to tell students years ago when I would talk about um someone, the moment that you're when a man is with his wife or with his woman and he sends his sperm into her, that there was anything anywhere from 250 million to 500 million sperm that got to that egg, that you know, was sent into that vaginal canal.
00:35:32.530 --> 00:35:36.450
And only out of all of them, only one of us got there.
00:35:36.769 --> 00:35:41.730
For a woman, it's a blind five day, 128-hour marathon.
00:35:41.890 --> 00:35:44.850
For a man, it's a blind 24-hour marathon.
00:35:45.090 --> 00:36:02.850
And I always patted myself on the back for saying once once that you won that one race against a half billion of your own brothers and sisters, and that's what was necessary in order for you to get here, to be successful in life, to be able to deal with life.
00:36:03.090 --> 00:36:09.730
But even more than that, because energy keeps moving in the same direction that it was sent out in.
00:36:10.130 --> 00:36:27.650
Even though those half billion brothers and sisters of ours died trying to get to that egg, we are the ones, once we reach the egg, all of them become part of our foundation.
00:36:27.890 --> 00:36:35.730
Because they've realized that not all of the sperm were trying to get to the egg, that maybe 50% of them were acting as blockers.
00:36:35.890 --> 00:36:39.810
That they were saying, You look like you're gonna have one eyelash more than me.
00:36:39.970 --> 00:36:43.010
I think you'll have a better chance of being successful in life.
00:36:43.170 --> 00:36:44.769
I'm going to block for you.
00:36:45.010 --> 00:36:45.730
So guess what?
00:36:45.890 --> 00:36:54.050
When you get to that egg, when you got to that egg, you got to that egg with a half billion of your own brothers and sisters behind you.
00:36:54.130 --> 00:37:03.090
So at any given moment, a person can stand up, and anybody can, uh a group of people can tear me apart, can knock me down.
00:37:03.490 --> 00:37:07.090
But God forbid me to bring a million of my army.
00:37:07.330 --> 00:37:09.730
And what if I bring my entire army?
00:37:09.970 --> 00:37:17.570
Oh, half a billion of my brothers and sisters that are alive and energy and energetically moving within me.
00:37:17.730 --> 00:37:19.330
That's what gives you presence.
00:37:19.490 --> 00:37:26.610
And when you recognize that, then you see the divine, and you're like, Oh, I am the god man, I am a godling.
00:37:29.490 --> 00:37:30.530
I love it, yeah, man.
00:37:30.769 --> 00:37:31.730
Powerful.
00:37:32.850 --> 00:37:37.810
Billy, you want to add on to that, or listen, not as a verb, matter is a verb.
00:37:38.130 --> 00:37:39.810
Listen, everything, you know.
00:37:40.210 --> 00:37:41.650
Really, this mic is a verb.
00:37:41.810 --> 00:37:42.210
That's right.
00:37:42.610 --> 00:37:43.250
You know what I'm saying?
00:37:43.410 --> 00:37:46.370
We taught, we were taught, Billy, we were taught.
00:37:46.610 --> 00:37:51.410
Um the mic is here, the mic will be the subject.
00:37:51.650 --> 00:37:54.850
This will be the verb, I guess, and you know, whatever, whatever.
00:37:54.930 --> 00:37:56.610
But now the mic is a verb.
00:37:56.930 --> 00:38:02.370
Well, you know, when you look at when you look at the science behind it, you begin to realize that everything is conscious, right?
00:38:02.530 --> 00:38:15.330
Yeah, because electrons are conscious, because electrons make a decision to collapse from waves into the illusion of solidity when a conscious observer observes the the movement uh in the quantum field.
00:38:15.410 --> 00:38:18.610
So we're talking about again the observer effect, the double-slit experiment.
00:38:18.850 --> 00:38:20.930
We collapse reality into existence.
00:38:21.090 --> 00:38:39.250
And so, since those electrons are aware that they're being observed and collapse into the illusion of this matter, uh, in some incredible way, everything that exists in the universe is running on these same observer principles and is conscious.
00:38:39.410 --> 00:38:43.810
So the microphone is conscious, the computer is conscious, the camera's conscious, your clothing is conscious.
00:38:43.970 --> 00:38:51.730
And if we begin to see the world in a way where we begin to realize that everything is conscious, because we didn't we have things that we call man-made.
00:38:51.970 --> 00:38:59.810
Well, man-made, we didn't make the actual matter or the energy waveforms that are created here.
00:38:59.970 --> 00:39:05.890
That's the main God source, the main source energy, the God energy for the quantum field itself that has it all here, right?
00:39:06.050 --> 00:39:10.930
But what we did, we learned how to stack those atoms to create what we call tools.
00:39:11.090 --> 00:39:16.769
So we stack them like Legos, we turn them into tools, but that doesn't mean that what we're stacking isn't conscious.
00:39:16.930 --> 00:39:17.330
Yes.
00:39:17.490 --> 00:39:19.490
And so then we're also, what are we?
00:39:19.570 --> 00:39:21.170
We're all made of atoms.
00:39:21.410 --> 00:39:25.410
So we are a stack of atoms observing itself.
00:39:25.570 --> 00:39:26.370
You know what I'm saying?
00:39:26.530 --> 00:39:33.650
So uh it's incredible when you begin to understand that at the at the atomic level, at the subatomic level, everything is conscious.
00:39:33.810 --> 00:39:45.650
And when you begin to get that understanding in your mind, imagine teaching your kids that teach uh respect your clothing, respect your backpack, respect your books, respect your toys, respect everything you have because everything you have is conscious.
00:39:45.810 --> 00:39:52.930
And that kid grows up believing that everything is everything is um is spiritual, everything is sanctified, everything is sacred.
00:39:53.170 --> 00:39:54.450
Exactly, everything is sacred.
00:39:54.610 --> 00:39:57.250
All of a sudden, this kid comes up with a different kind of a mindset.
00:39:57.330 --> 00:40:02.289
And now imagine a billion kids with that mindset growing up with that understanding, the world would be transformed.
00:40:02.530 --> 00:40:08.450
Yeah, and you got to remember every everything is is a reflection of the creator.
00:40:09.490 --> 00:40:21.010
When you split, take a bubble, you split it in two, then that those two split into two and split and split and split and split until you get down to the nitty-gritty of who we are.
00:40:21.250 --> 00:40:28.769
All of these splits, but each and everything, there's not one thing in this universe that didn't come from the creator, and the creator is immortal.
00:40:28.930 --> 00:40:33.570
So, what are we talking about acting like there's a such thing as death?
00:40:33.810 --> 00:40:40.930
Wow, there's a transition, there's the creator cannot perfection cannot create imperfection.
00:40:41.170 --> 00:40:44.450
Perfection can only beget perfection.
00:40:44.769 --> 00:40:52.370
So we are misunderstanding how we are made and how wonderfully we are made, and what we're supposed to be doing with it.
00:40:52.530 --> 00:40:58.450
Like Billy said, when you're conscious, everything is aware and awake.
00:40:59.010 --> 00:41:01.170
Everything is alive and made from God.
00:41:01.890 --> 00:41:16.289
Yeah, any even this plastic is still, if you look at it under a electron microscope, the carbon is still breathing, going from positive to negative, oscillating, which is breathing.
00:41:16.530 --> 00:41:18.530
Breathing in, breathing out.
00:41:18.690 --> 00:41:20.210
That's everything is alive.
00:41:20.370 --> 00:41:21.730
There is nothing that's dead.
00:41:21.890 --> 00:41:28.050
So once you recognize the life and everything, like Billy said, the the life and everything recognizes you.
00:41:28.210 --> 00:41:33.010
So now you're not at the party by yourself because you see not just one person in the corner.
00:41:33.090 --> 00:41:34.210
Oh, that's my boy over there.
00:41:34.370 --> 00:41:40.289
Oh, that's that's my curtain over there, that's my floor over there, that's my refrigerator over there.
00:41:40.530 --> 00:41:42.370
Oh, wow, what a different way to think.
00:41:42.530 --> 00:41:51.250
No, that's yeah, that is a different way to think, you know, and and with when Billy said prime creator, I want to see what y'all got to say.
00:41:51.330 --> 00:41:53.970
And I gotta get Chris' um response on this one too.
00:41:54.130 --> 00:41:56.050
I want to know what all y'all got to say on this one.
00:41:56.130 --> 00:42:07.730
It because Billy said, you know, you know, you know, we're students of the IM of, you know, we there's you can't serve two masters, there's one creator, and everything Terrence said there's a reflection of that creator.
00:42:08.050 --> 00:42:10.610
How does it feel to y'all knowing that?
00:42:11.090 --> 00:42:21.010
Um, like say you're preparing for a boxing fight, and then you know that your mother or your father is training you and your opponent.
00:42:21.170 --> 00:42:30.450
Now you would expect your mother, your beloved mother and your beloved father just to train you, but your beloved mother and your beloved father is training the person you're fighting as well.
00:42:30.690 --> 00:42:32.289
That's like problem source creator.
00:42:32.690 --> 00:42:36.050
Anybody you ever got a beef with is a reflection of problem source creator?
00:42:36.210 --> 00:42:40.130
So they getting trained, they get in the internet, they get in the that's the plug.
00:42:40.610 --> 00:42:41.890
Everybody got the same plug.
00:42:42.130 --> 00:42:44.930
If we're gonna talk about drugs, everybody got the same plug.
00:42:45.250 --> 00:42:55.010
Does it uh ever offend you that this problem source creator, um um God, the universe, is supplying all parties at the same time.
00:42:55.170 --> 00:42:59.090
Does that ever bother y'all psychologically when you're going against somebody?
00:42:59.410 --> 00:43:03.250
No, well, for me, back to the idea of the sperm.
00:43:03.490 --> 00:43:08.610
The first sperm that, the the one that got to the egg wasn't the first one that came into it.
00:43:08.850 --> 00:43:14.610
The first hundred million died in the acid and and of the vaginal walls.
00:43:14.769 --> 00:43:17.090
You had to climb over your dead brothers and sisters.
00:43:17.170 --> 00:43:20.130
So I'm glad all of them got the same note.
00:43:20.289 --> 00:43:27.410
Hey, get to the egg, because if they all didn't try and get there, I would have been caught up in that mess and wouldn't be here.
00:43:27.650 --> 00:43:31.410
So I don't mind everyone seeking the same goal.
00:43:31.570 --> 00:43:37.970
I just love the fact that, you know, eventually we're all gonna get back to being one, one being anyway.
00:43:38.050 --> 00:43:40.450
So whoever gets there first is wonderful.
00:43:40.610 --> 00:43:48.610
Don't don't get so caught up in this moment of this crystallization, like this is all there was and all there ever will be.
00:43:48.850 --> 00:43:56.769
You know, this there's an impermanence to this flesh, there's an impermanence to this life, you know, like like David Wilcox.
00:43:57.010 --> 00:44:03.490
I mean, two years ago, I'm sitting there at his house, you know, overlooking the entire world, it seemed like.
00:44:03.890 --> 00:44:11.570
And he looked on top, he looked on top of the world, and now he's not gone, he's just no longer here.
00:44:12.769 --> 00:44:14.050
Yeah, facts.
00:44:14.289 --> 00:44:16.769
Yeah, I I agree with that 100%, Terrence.
00:44:16.850 --> 00:44:37.650
And you know, it's like um beginning to understand like the the depth of of the existence that we have, and that we are really uh a version of God living subjectively through every living thing and even through every atom, because everything is transmitting back to source.
00:44:37.970 --> 00:45:07.970
And I believe that this source creator, this prime creator, is understanding what is it like to be Billy Carson, what is it like to be Richard Merritt, what is it like to be Terrence Howard, what is it like to be Chris Seely living in their particular timeline uh and experiencing life as them, even though it's all one source, just one radio station broadcasting and And it's coming from a higher dimension and it's streaming down through all the dimensions, like you know, we believe, uh at least I believe that.
00:45:08.050 --> 00:45:09.810
And then we're picking up this frequency.
00:45:09.970 --> 00:45:12.769
So I'm 99.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4.
00:45:13.090 --> 00:45:15.650
So each of us is a point number of that frequency.
00:45:15.810 --> 00:45:21.570
So our avatar body is tuned to picking that slight variance of that frequency coming from one radio station.
00:45:21.810 --> 00:45:22.850
One radio station, yeah.
00:45:23.090 --> 00:45:24.930
And so what is the purpose?
00:45:25.170 --> 00:45:43.330
Well, okay, well, if I'm me and somebody else seems to be an adversary, it could be that source is trying to experience what it is like to handle this type of adversarial situation and what potential, how many, how many iterations of potential outcomes can happen from those interactions?
00:45:43.730 --> 00:45:47.010
And then it learns from that because as above, so below, right?
00:45:47.170 --> 00:45:49.330
We know our brain is encased in darkness.
00:45:49.410 --> 00:45:54.690
And we we the brain really can't really detect what's on the outside unless it taps into its friends.
00:45:54.850 --> 00:45:58.210
And so it's got sight, hearing, smelling, touch, feel, taste, right?
00:45:58.370 --> 00:46:02.370
So the brain says to his friends, go out there and collect me some data.
00:46:02.610 --> 00:46:04.370
So the friends go out and collect data.
00:46:04.450 --> 00:46:06.850
We touch, we smell, we taste, we see, and everything else.
00:46:06.930 --> 00:46:09.970
And the friends, they really don't fully understand the data.
00:46:10.050 --> 00:46:11.090
And we're like the friends.
00:46:11.410 --> 00:46:15.970
They don't really fully understand the data, but they transmit the data back to source, which is the brain.
00:46:16.130 --> 00:46:25.090
The brain takes that data and sorts it all out and projects a hologram that we navigate in this third dimension based on a holographic projection from collected data.
00:46:25.250 --> 00:46:28.130
Now you move that into the into the macro.
00:46:28.210 --> 00:46:51.330
This is the micro, move it into the into the macro, and you can see then from that metaphor, almost how the universe may be operating, that we're we are the friends, we are the sensory perception system, so to speak, of this quantum field, and that through living our lives, no matter good, bad, indifferent, all the situations we run into, the hurdles, the blind sides, the arguments and the good times, it's all being transmitted back to source.
00:46:51.490 --> 00:46:57.970
Source is taking in all this data and understanding what it is to experience life in the third dimension.
00:46:58.450 --> 00:47:06.370
Yeah, and reflections again, everything, if if everyone and everything is a reflection of me.
00:47:06.610 --> 00:47:15.810
If I see someone in the lead and they get the girl and they get the job and they get these things, that's still me getting the thing.
00:47:16.050 --> 00:47:36.530
If we stop limiting ourselves just to the end of our fingertips or the end of our nose, and allow ourselves to be everything that we are, you can see somebody walking down the street with a beautiful woman and be and feel happy for them because that version of you has that beautiful woman.
00:47:36.690 --> 00:47:40.450
That version of you over there has that wonderful job.
00:47:40.690 --> 00:47:44.690
This version of me right here has this wonderful responsibility.
00:47:44.930 --> 00:47:55.570
And every once you stop seeing being myopic and self-centered and realizing that we are more than just ourselves.
00:47:58.289 --> 00:48:00.530
My God, the world opens up.
00:48:00.850 --> 00:48:02.050
Yeah, amazing.
00:48:02.289 --> 00:48:12.690
Yeah, I think it's you know, without that struggle, Terrence, like you mentioned with the sperm analogy there, it's it's uh without the struggle, then you don't have the strength to resist, and without the resistance, then you can't move anyway, right?
00:48:12.850 --> 00:48:17.410
It's the resistance that gives you that strength to resist the outside pressure.
00:48:17.810 --> 00:48:25.890
And you know, when you're talking about electrons and superposition and quantum, all that sort of thing, it's the universe provides the whole, which is the gap.
00:48:26.210 --> 00:48:36.769
And that's what Terence and I were really diving deep on, with especially with Eric Weinstein, is uh you know, it's the Pythagorean gap, is what we were discovering in the geometry.
00:48:36.930 --> 00:48:38.130
And there's always a gap.
00:48:38.370 --> 00:48:45.090
And that gap also exists in things like the square root of two, which is where the Terence and the one times one two thing comes from, also.
00:48:45.490 --> 00:48:52.210
There's always you know infinitesimal numbers that just divide forever, keep on going on, and they never resolve.
00:48:52.289 --> 00:48:57.170
So if you think about that in terms of geometry, you can't you can't close the triangle, right?
00:48:57.250 --> 00:49:03.170
If it's if it's solving to pi, well, a circle is technically infinite because you can't close it, right?
00:49:03.250 --> 00:49:05.570
So it and it's the gap that it provides.
00:49:05.730 --> 00:49:06.530
That's the yes.
00:49:06.690 --> 00:49:09.330
You ask the you ask the universe, where can I go next?
00:49:09.490 --> 00:49:11.170
The universe says, Yes, right here.
00:49:11.250 --> 00:49:12.769
Here's a hole for you to fall into.
00:49:13.010 --> 00:49:15.810
Yeah, you know what that hole is called?
00:49:16.289 --> 00:49:19.730
That hole was has been termed as the Howard comma now.
00:49:19.890 --> 00:49:25.330
It's 109.471206.
00:49:26.130 --> 00:49:40.769
It's that is the value for this transition, as things like the pause between each breath, that that um wiggly line in between the yin and the yang.
00:49:41.090 --> 00:49:46.610
It's this comma that happens in the music, it was called a Pythagorean comma.
00:49:46.930 --> 00:49:55.970
And it was also 109.47 that in between each octave, there's this chasm, this this incompressible space.
00:49:56.370 --> 00:50:01.010
And if A is equal to B and B is equal to C, then A is equal to C.
00:50:01.170 --> 00:50:04.210
Find the common factor and multiply or divide.
00:50:04.610 --> 00:50:13.970
By applying what we discovered in the geometry of the linchpin, like Chris brought up, there's a gap that happens when the linchpins are trying to bond.
00:50:14.130 --> 00:50:15.810
This small angle.
00:50:16.050 --> 00:50:18.130
And that angle wasn't a mistake.
00:50:18.289 --> 00:50:41.250
It's a correction, it's a phase correction that allows the fabric of space, the cold that is stretching this pulling to the right, and the hot that is pulling to pushing to the left, it allows those things, the electricity and magnetism, to do their work without tearing the fabric of space.
00:50:41.570 --> 00:50:46.850
All of these necessary little gaps that allow for breath to take place.
00:50:47.010 --> 00:50:50.610
Well, you won't discover those in linear multiplication.
00:50:50.769 --> 00:51:12.850
But if you have recursive and curved multiplication, where one times one equals two, where an action times an action has a reaction, where a wave times a wave ends up creating a system in comparison to one times one, just you're back at the same thing, your world changes after that.
00:51:14.050 --> 00:51:14.530
Yeah.
00:51:15.170 --> 00:51:24.769
I think you're tapping into now really one of the hermetic principles, one of the great hermetic principles is really one of the ancient chemetic principles before it became Hermetic when they took it to Europe.
00:51:25.010 --> 00:51:28.050
But we're talking about the principle of cause and effect now.
00:51:28.289 --> 00:51:34.050
And so, in the principle of cause and effect, of course, we know that there, like you say, every action is gonna have a reaction.
00:51:34.130 --> 00:51:39.090
Uh, and and this can be can be seen in every form of life, even in how you manifest reality.
00:51:39.250 --> 00:51:44.370
You know, you have a conscious thought, you take multiplied applied action to that, and you're gonna get a result.
00:51:44.530 --> 00:51:54.050
And in that principle of cause and effect, every conscious thought that you act on, you're gonna have a consequence, whether it's a good consequence or a bad consequence, you're not gonna go back to just the thought.
00:51:54.210 --> 00:51:56.450
There's always gonna be a result that happens.
00:51:56.530 --> 00:52:02.530
Uh, and since everything is moving and vibrating, uh, there's always gonna be an outcome or a result, no matter how you put it together.
00:52:02.610 --> 00:52:05.410
The mathematics, the geometry is always gonna move into a result.
00:52:05.810 --> 00:52:23.810
And so going back and saying it's just going back to one, I get, I know, I really, you really just even expanded my mind even more just now, even though I've been going over this with you for a couple years, because now I can even see more how these interactions are always going to create an outcome, a different outcome.
00:52:23.890 --> 00:52:28.289
It's never gonna come back to the same outcome because that would literally be impossible.
00:52:28.450 --> 00:52:34.130
Now, in basic mathematics and how we understand math and how it functions, it creates some of the things that we have now, sure.
00:52:34.289 --> 00:53:01.730
But going and pushing beyond the boundaries to create and break through some of these old ideologies when it comes to science, which is what really, really good science is about, is breaking down uh theories, breaking down entire systems, and then reevaluating and coming up with new understandings so that we can push the envelope of science further and push it forward so that we can create new technologies, new inventions, longevity and everything else that we need, and even peace on earth at the same time.
00:53:01.970 --> 00:53:03.330
That's brilliant, Billy.
00:53:03.410 --> 00:53:13.650
That is brilliant because if you think about autophagy and cells, now your body is perfectly made, and why can't we just keep things the way they are?
00:53:13.890 --> 00:53:25.090
Well, periodically throughout the body, it sits up and says, you know what, I need uh these these cells in my fingers, they've been working for seven years.
00:53:25.330 --> 00:53:26.850
We need to replace them.
00:53:27.170 --> 00:53:33.090
We need to challenge them at where they say, and then therefore it's called um cellular autophagy.
00:53:33.490 --> 00:53:48.289
And these macrophages that are like blood, white blood cells, but like like the SS white blood cells, they go through and they will wipe out all of these other cells that's been around, all these traditional cells that's been hanging there.
00:53:48.530 --> 00:53:53.570
Like you said, you got to question everything because if they do not, guess what happens?
00:53:53.730 --> 00:53:58.930
These cells become cancerous and they end up destroying the body.
00:53:59.170 --> 00:54:03.090
And we need to do the same thing in our math and our science.
00:54:03.330 --> 00:54:05.410
We are missing the autophagy.
00:54:06.210 --> 00:54:17.570
We have to challenge it, and we have to tear out and and consume the broken pieces and turn it back into something.
00:54:17.970 --> 00:54:20.210
Yeah, it's all about coherence and decoherence, right?
00:54:20.289 --> 00:54:23.410
If you get the wrong frequency, then they decohere and become cancer, right?
00:54:23.570 --> 00:54:28.050
It's like I've been researching lately too quite a bit with uh Dr.
00:54:28.130 --> 00:54:41.650
Michael Levin's work, where he's looking at the platonic solid space as being a space outside of us from which nature is pulling what is the permissible form, what's permitted in terms of you know, even electromagnetic permittivity.
00:54:41.810 --> 00:54:43.090
We've used that word, right?
00:54:43.330 --> 00:54:58.289
So the universe says this is what's permitted, and you can pull from that, and it's like an epigenetic influence that says this is the field, the field stores all the potential possibilities of all the forms there are, and you you can choose one, and when you choose it, it collapses into you.
00:54:59.010 --> 00:54:59.330
You know what?
00:54:59.490 --> 00:55:09.090
I'm I'm glad I'm glad you brought that up, Chris, with the uh platonic solids, because I wondered when I played the clip from 2019, and Terrence mentioned the platonic solids in 2019.
00:55:09.250 --> 00:55:21.730
And one thing Terrence keeps saying is that there's no such thing as straight lines, and he keeps talking about the curves, the curves, the curves, and I'm observing how angry uh mainstream scientists are getting.
00:55:21.810 --> 00:55:27.810
I'm like, why the hell are they so mad just because he's saying everything, there's no straight lines, just a curve.
00:55:27.970 --> 00:55:42.450
And I thought, and because I'm not an expert in the science field, what I try to do, what I do, not try, what I do is I analyze things from a as above, so below, or as below, so or below above perspective.
00:55:42.610 --> 00:55:51.090
And I said to myself, if curves are what they're mad at, there's this big thing about curves, it's Terrence saying curves is pissing them off, Billy.
00:55:51.250 --> 00:55:52.289
It's pissing them off.
00:55:52.530 --> 00:55:55.330
So I'm saying, all right, well, as above, so below.
00:55:55.490 --> 00:56:05.250
If I think about curves below, as I think number one, we're made and we're 90 97% of the human body by mass is made of elements that is forged in the stars.
00:56:05.410 --> 00:56:07.090
So I'm saying, what is it about curves?
00:56:07.250 --> 00:56:14.289
And I think about the first thing I think about, I think about women, in particular, black women.
00:56:14.530 --> 00:56:38.370
Now, when you talk about curves, um I think about when they when when they say you have child-bearing hips, they often refer to black women who have certain hips, and they have this portal called a womb in which a soul comes to the terryman, and the best shape for that soul to come into the terrain is a woman that has, like Terrence said, these curves.
00:56:38.690 --> 00:56:51.730
So that's what I thought about when he said curves, and I'm saying, and I thought to myself, I said, Well, there's a long, I guess there's a long war uh from what I study against what they call the great mother or the divine feminine.
00:56:51.890 --> 00:57:06.450
And if Terence is talking about curves, even when you met even when you when the waveform on the X, you think about women, even in New York, when we used to cat call women, we used to say we used to say you know the X, where the hell they got that from?
00:57:06.610 --> 00:57:07.170
I don't know.
00:57:07.330 --> 00:57:10.370
I don't know where the hell they got that from, but they got it from somewhere.
00:57:10.610 --> 00:57:30.850
So if women represent, let's say women represent this, this, this, this curve, and there's been a war, whether it's the Vatican, we there's all types of, you could go on TikTok, Vatican, Vatica, you could go uh Islam, you could go to Christianity, the replaced the woman with the Holy Spirit, the father, the son, the Holy Spirit, with the woman at the whole equation.
00:57:31.090 --> 00:57:36.850
It is what Terrence, it's my question would be, my brother, is what you're introducing.
00:57:37.810 --> 00:57:50.690
Just an extension of what they've been warned against the whole time, which is this great mother, the divine feminine, and you should not take it personal because you know what you're introducing to mainstream physics, my brother.
00:57:50.930 --> 00:57:58.450
Well, they were upset because of the idea of bringing equanimity back into the conversation.
00:57:58.850 --> 00:58:03.570
They you have to think straight lines have always represented masculine.
00:58:03.730 --> 00:58:10.690
Yes, and curves that, like you said correctly, have always represented the feminine side of things.
00:58:11.010 --> 00:58:22.530
That was a balance between it, but with their straight lines, and what you said about the platonic solids, those straight lines is called Euclidean or Cartesian.
00:58:23.410 --> 00:58:29.250
No one in history desires a Cartesian or Euclidean woman.
00:58:29.890 --> 00:58:32.769
Everybody wants a woman with some curves.
00:58:58.130 --> 00:59:12.610
Well, that sounds reasonable until you look at his third law where he says every action has an equal and opposite reaction, you know, equal and uh equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
00:59:13.650 --> 00:59:19.490
Well, that means every reaction causes resistance.
00:59:19.730 --> 00:59:22.289
That resistance creates friction.
00:59:22.850 --> 00:59:28.690
That friction ultimately causes a change in direction.
00:59:28.850 --> 00:59:30.530
That causes curvature.
00:59:30.769 --> 00:59:33.810
That change in direction always comes off as curvature.
00:59:33.890 --> 01:00:00.690
But the biggest problem with it now is many of their, all of their work has been their axioms, their postulates, their theorems, their underpinnings are all based upon this impossibility called straight lines, this impossible projection, because the only way you can have straight lines is in a universe where there is no resistance and where there is no reaction.
01:00:00.850 --> 01:00:11.410
And again, like I said at the beginning of our call, therefore you would have to abandon action and reactionary laws, the same things that keep the physics moving.
01:00:11.570 --> 01:00:17.490
So when you when I challenge their idea of straight lines, if there are no straight lines, then there are no flat planes.
01:00:17.650 --> 01:00:21.570
If there are no flat planes, then there are no platonic solids.
01:00:21.810 --> 01:00:31.570
And if there are no platonic solids that logically, logical to platonic solids, then all of their underpinnings are just abstractions.
01:00:32.289 --> 01:00:37.490
And that means all of their authority is a false authority.
01:00:37.650 --> 01:01:00.370
And you have people from MIT, from Harvard, from Yale, from Cambridge, from Princeton, from you know, Caltech, all of these huge schools that end up seeding the next presidents, the next prime ministers, the next parliament, the next congressmen, the next senators, the next people that's gonna own NVIDIA.
01:01:00.769 --> 01:01:11.330
All their entire authority is challenged when I was able to challenge them on the logic of no straight lines.
01:01:11.810 --> 01:01:17.570
And their fundamentals, when you start threatening somebody, you don't talk about somebody's mama.
01:01:17.890 --> 01:01:29.250
Don't you talk about my mama, and that's their mama, and I didn't mean to call their mom mother a whore, but she had whore-like tendencies.
01:01:29.890 --> 01:01:35.330
She lied and put herself in places where she had no business being.
01:01:35.570 --> 01:01:37.730
He's right, you know, he's right.
01:01:37.890 --> 01:01:49.730
Well, when you look, when you look at the when you look at um quantum theory, and you begin to understand that how they're contradicting themselves in the quantum theory, they're talking about everything existing in superposition.
01:01:49.810 --> 01:01:52.450
Now we're talking about waves of potential.
01:01:52.690 --> 01:01:59.490
So if there's waves of potential that exist before solidity is collapsed into existence, that means that everything is curved, right?
01:01:59.650 --> 01:02:01.010
And so that's exactly yeah.
01:02:01.090 --> 01:02:03.810
If it has a temperature, then it's it's exactly right.
01:02:04.530 --> 01:02:07.570
If it has a temperature, but we've never measured anything that doesn't have a temperature.
01:02:09.090 --> 01:02:09.890
It's moving.
01:02:10.130 --> 01:02:17.650
So, like, what is what is I don't understand, like you said, brother Rich, I never understand what was the big deal because they got mad bad, Billy.
01:02:18.050 --> 01:02:31.010
They get out of it, they get insane, and so if it's only straight lines, then we don't have the waves, and then now we're living in a completely limited universe, and we don't have superposition, we don't have multidimensionality, we don't have parallel realities, right?
01:02:31.250 --> 01:02:44.050
But but we but we know that we do, and so if we do, then then right, then the there are no truly at the depth of at the at the deepest level, there are no straight lines because everything exists as waves of potential.
01:02:44.210 --> 01:03:07.490
But right now, every room that we're sitting in in our houses, right, the other rooms that we can't see don't exist as a solid room, they exist as waves of potential, they exist on curved space and energetic field until we walk out of the room that we're sitting in and we visually see and collapse our consciousness, collapses those waves into the room, the frequency what that room represents for us.
01:03:07.650 --> 01:03:10.370
Uh, and so if you didn't have the frequency, you wouldn't have any time.
01:03:10.850 --> 01:03:11.250
Thank you.
01:03:11.410 --> 01:03:11.890
Exactly.
01:03:12.050 --> 01:03:14.210
So I don't understand whether they can't.
01:03:14.370 --> 01:03:15.090
This is basic stuff.
01:03:15.330 --> 01:03:25.010
Well, that's that's that's why Terrence and I, we some of our research actually showed really strongly that uh you know, we're the math, the math that we did proves essentially that we're inside of a black hole.
01:03:25.250 --> 01:03:26.130
Black hole, yeah.
01:03:26.690 --> 01:03:30.370
Time is emerging because we're we're trapped in a black hole, looking out at the mirror, yeah.
01:03:30.530 --> 01:03:33.170
Of everything that's happened in the past falling into it.
01:03:33.650 --> 01:03:35.010
You know, it's been wild.
01:03:35.410 --> 01:03:37.810
Modern science has just come out with this in the last few months.
01:03:37.890 --> 01:03:39.410
You guys were way ahead of the game.
01:03:39.570 --> 01:03:42.289
They're now saying the theorizing that we're living inside of a black hole.
01:03:42.370 --> 01:03:45.890
This just came out mainstream science uh in the last few months.
01:03:46.210 --> 01:03:48.690
We have two papers from two years ago.
01:03:48.930 --> 01:03:49.330
Oh, yeah.
01:03:49.490 --> 01:03:51.410
Yeah, I've heard from you.
01:03:52.050 --> 01:04:01.170
If you say we're living in a black hole, and they say 99, they say, uh, from what I know, maybe I don't know, maybe you guys can correct me.
01:04:01.250 --> 01:04:07.490
They say 99 of the known universe cannot be accounted for, so it's known as dark matter.
01:04:07.810 --> 01:04:14.850
They also say 99 of the atoms in our body is empty space.
01:04:14.930 --> 01:04:16.210
So we're seeing the same number.
01:04:16.370 --> 01:04:22.130
Once again, it's as above so below um perspective that I'm analyzing things in.
01:04:22.289 --> 01:04:26.610
Um 99 dark matter, 99 empty space.
01:04:26.769 --> 01:04:29.330
Without what's the connection, Terrence?
01:04:29.490 --> 01:04:43.170
I I think it's I think it's um I think it's what was 24 dark matter and like 70 something percent dark energy.
01:04:44.370 --> 01:04:48.289
And it just allowed for 4% to be left out there.
01:04:48.370 --> 01:04:56.210
But guess what, where all of these problems came from, and what you're talking about too, Billy, about the um collapsing into something.
01:04:56.370 --> 01:05:10.050
When they removed the ether, which was the fifth element, which was the foundational element of everything from before, that's when Chris came in, talked about the permeability and permittivity.
01:05:10.289 --> 01:05:25.250
They replaced it with these ideas of permeability and per the ethers, the void's ability to allow for an electric current to travel through the permeability or the uh permit permittivity.
01:05:25.410 --> 01:05:35.890
All of those things are phrases they threw in there because they took the main substance away and said, okay, things are gonna collapse here, they're gonna collapse there.
01:05:36.050 --> 01:05:41.410
But before, all things were in existence as a whole, it within the ether.
01:05:41.650 --> 01:05:58.610
And that's one of the things that they're threatened about, I believe, really the most by what me and Chris have been doing is now we the wave conjugations, they prove that they are the con they are the that's the ether's mobility.
01:05:59.090 --> 01:06:09.250
This is the ether under a tightened pressure uh under the tetrian, and the ether under a lower pressure is the mirror-all shapes, and the medium of it is that linchpan.
01:06:09.570 --> 01:06:24.450
But we are able to prove that because we have three supersymmetrical geometries patented that, and when I say supersymmetrical, they typically use that term to talk about bosons or or these imaginary particles.
01:06:24.610 --> 01:06:40.450
When I say supersymmetrical, most things have the platonic solids, they have a thing called discrete symmetry, meaning you can only put the cubes together, the the tetrahedrons together, or the octahedrons together and and have some symmetry to them.
01:06:40.610 --> 01:06:46.530
You can't mix the tetrahedron, the octahedron, the dodecahedron, the icosahedron, the hexahedron.
01:06:46.610 --> 01:06:49.650
You can't mix all of them together without it looking chaotic.
01:06:49.810 --> 01:07:04.769
But with the wave conjugations, even though we're talking about five different pressure conditions, because the tetra tet the tetrahedron represents a pressure condition, the chaotic The cube represents a believed it believed pressure condition.
01:07:05.410 --> 01:07:10.930
Each one of these pressure conditions, they can't mix together with their with their logic.
01:07:11.250 --> 01:07:23.010
But with the wave conjugations, the t the linchpins, and the all shapes, you can mix all of them together, and the symmetry remains consistent.
01:07:23.250 --> 01:07:31.490
And you can't, there's only a couple people in the world that will be able to define whether an equation is correct or wrong.
01:07:31.810 --> 01:07:37.410
But geometry is its own proof because your eyes show you the symmetry of it.
01:07:37.650 --> 01:07:48.370
So they do not like or appreciate the fact that we've got simple truths that are easily digestible that challenges their fundamentals.
01:07:48.930 --> 01:07:54.210
I think geometry is actually a more fundamental proof than any mathematics because it requires a surface.
01:07:54.450 --> 01:08:02.690
And you know, from my opinion, I think all brains, B-R-A-N-E-S, not the brain in your head, but a brain is a geometric surface, needs a brain up to itself.
01:08:02.769 --> 01:08:08.930
And where you where we have two surfaces meaning, well now they can feel and touch the male and the female, like Terence explains, right?
01:08:09.490 --> 01:08:33.010
And to speak to what Rich was talking about earlier, there is I think that if you assume that we are inside of a black hole and that represents all the matter in the universe, and it's fractionating itself as a fractal, a holographic fractal, constantly dividing, constantly in motion, constantly in temperature, constantly oscillating, then essentially you end up with a mathematics that will show you that every atom is a universe unto itself.
01:08:33.250 --> 01:08:41.250
And the frequency the frequency rate at which it refreshes, like you're in a video game, every every pixel is refreshing at a hologr at that constant rate.
01:08:41.409 --> 01:08:43.170
Well, we call that gravity.
01:08:45.010 --> 01:08:45.569
Yeah.
01:08:45.890 --> 01:08:46.449
Incredible.
01:08:46.609 --> 01:08:54.449
Yeah, I believe that even light doesn't move from what light doesn't move from one place to another without refreshing itself in each pixel.
01:08:54.769 --> 01:08:55.010
Correct.
01:08:55.090 --> 01:09:01.649
Yeah, the light you see, the the only light you see is what's already been reflected off of something else, which means it's already polarized.
01:09:01.729 --> 01:09:03.890
You never actually see your light for what it truly is.
01:09:05.250 --> 01:09:06.529
The answer's in the darkness.
01:09:07.010 --> 01:09:11.090
And we're watching from the dark comes the light, as above, so below darkness comes light, right?
01:09:11.569 --> 01:09:25.409
I I think we're actually watching celestial pornography when we look at light, because the light is mating, and we're looking at the interaction of that light's mating with each waveform.
01:09:25.489 --> 01:09:34.210
It's mating, it's it's birth and it matures, mates, and then it goes into its deathbed, and then the next next one comes out of it.
01:09:34.369 --> 01:09:38.289
This we're looking at the life cycle taking place with light.
01:09:38.369 --> 01:09:42.050
And if we remember what we started with, Rich, we're all one being.
01:09:42.289 --> 01:09:44.369
We're all everything is a reflection of us.
01:09:44.449 --> 01:10:09.329
So we're looking at ourselves reproduce and in a celestial manner, you know, if you allow your mind to open up, and this is where it goes back to acting, because as an actor, you have to be willing to open up your being to new ideas, new situations, things that are outside of you, and you've got to be comfortable with those things remaining.
01:10:09.409 --> 01:10:34.529
But when you open up your mind as a human being to greater potentials than what you have in front of you, and you actually are going to share with it by dissolving your ego, get rid of that stanking ego that you see in the mirror that you think is you, that that that limiting perspective that you call you, stop it.
01:10:34.690 --> 01:10:37.890
Because the moment I say you, it disappears, don't it?
01:10:38.369 --> 01:10:39.970
Because you hear you as me.
01:10:40.770 --> 01:10:42.289
I say you, you hear me.
01:10:42.369 --> 01:10:51.650
There's no such thing as you because the moment somebody hears it, it still refers back to being me or I.
01:10:52.449 --> 01:10:56.770
You don't even hear you say you to somebody else out there, it never lands.
01:10:56.850 --> 01:10:58.770
It because I hear it as I, me.
01:11:00.930 --> 01:11:03.250
There is no separation in us.
01:11:03.409 --> 01:11:12.850
So when you recognize that we are all just one great being, that whatever knowledge that was shared with me, I was so grateful to receive it.
01:11:13.090 --> 01:11:22.050
And then I was grateful to have people like David Johnson and and Chris Seely to help me to fine-tune it because it was bigger than me.
01:11:22.130 --> 01:11:27.489
I needed Billy to help me walk through some of these doors because it was bigger than me.
01:11:27.970 --> 01:11:34.369
And once you recognize that you're not here by yourself, you don't have to carry this weight along.
01:11:34.529 --> 01:11:36.050
You carry it with others.
01:11:36.210 --> 01:11:46.850
And Rich, I'm so glad to meet you and so impressed by you and your candor and your authenticity and earnestness still being there.
01:11:46.930 --> 01:11:49.329
It's just, it's a beautiful, beautiful thing.
01:11:49.489 --> 01:12:03.810
I was listening to Alan Watts um, one of his talks right before he died, and he was making this simple point that you know, before he had talked about death as, you know, beautiful story, you know, that you shouldn't be afraid of.
01:12:03.970 --> 01:12:06.130
And he admitted, I'm a hypocrite.
01:12:06.369 --> 01:12:13.010
Because here now I've just found out I'm I'm dying, and I'm uh basically scared to death.
01:12:13.250 --> 01:12:20.690
You know, I talk about looking at the birds and being a part of that, but I don't remember the last time I watched a bird.
01:12:20.850 --> 01:12:32.449
I don't remember, and you we have to catch ourselves because we can get caught up in this game of trying to achieve this money.
01:12:32.690 --> 01:12:44.770
It's the money, it's the money, and we trade life and experience because there's no new moments 10 years from now when you got your 10 million dollars, 20 million dollars, 100 million dollars.
01:12:44.930 --> 01:12:50.449
The moments are still made up of the same substance that this moment is made out of.
01:12:51.890 --> 01:12:52.850
Yeah, beautiful.
01:12:53.010 --> 01:12:54.210
I don't know if you'll call it that.
01:12:54.770 --> 01:12:55.890
That was that was some gems.
01:12:56.130 --> 01:12:56.529
That's beautiful.
01:12:57.810 --> 01:12:58.369
That was some gems.
01:12:58.529 --> 01:13:00.529
What you wow, you you heard that, Chris?
01:13:00.610 --> 01:13:01.730
Chris, you heard that?
01:13:01.970 --> 01:13:04.610
I've heard I've heard that I've been living it for like eight years.
01:13:06.690 --> 01:13:09.329
Stop the smell of roses, yeah.
01:13:10.369 --> 01:13:12.610
Especially ever since my near near death experience there.
01:13:12.690 --> 01:13:13.810
I before I met Terrence.
01:13:13.890 --> 01:13:17.730
Yeah, that's oh man, we gotta we gotta hear about that too tonight, uh, Chris.
01:13:17.810 --> 01:13:23.810
Uh, because we gotta you know, yeah, we gotta really redefine death.
01:13:23.890 --> 01:13:34.369
But um I was gonna ask Terrence to tell you guys about the 720-degree twist thing with the towel thing, but that that's what clued me into what he was talking about early on.
01:13:34.449 --> 01:13:34.850
Yeah.
01:13:35.170 --> 01:13:37.329
Do you remember that trick you did, Terrence, with the towel?
01:13:37.650 --> 01:13:48.449
Yes, when I took the the the to show it was this the simplest way of explaining how the universe twists itself or behaves.
01:13:48.610 --> 01:13:58.690
Um I had had every intention today of using um I got this here, my computer.
01:13:58.930 --> 01:14:02.529
Hold on, let me see if I can I'll turn this around.
01:14:03.409 --> 01:14:12.690
What it came to me was if energy is moving in one direction or in all directions, it hits one point and has no place left to go.
01:14:12.770 --> 01:14:17.650
So what it ends up doing is twisting around itself.
01:14:18.770 --> 01:14:26.289
I need both hands to do it, but this twist because the irresistible force and an immovable object.
01:14:26.369 --> 01:14:37.010
They're what happens when an irresistible force hits an immovable object, the irresistible force cannot stop the direction that it's moving in, and the immovable object cannot get out of the way.
01:14:37.170 --> 01:14:41.090
Well, what would be those irresistible forces and immovable objects?
01:14:41.329 --> 01:14:57.170
The irresistible force would be electricity, the immovable object would have to be its equal and opposite, which is magnetism, it's resisting, and so space gets out of the way because they can't get out of each other's way.
01:14:57.489 --> 01:15:07.250
So space begins to twist, and as a result of that twist, within each of those twists, you get the periodic table.
01:15:07.409 --> 01:15:20.130
Every condition comes about from that one simple action of the action and reaction and the resistance and space twisting.
01:15:20.210 --> 01:15:35.170
They keep looking for these spinners and gauge theory and and you know, they for our the audience out there, there's so many people out there wondering um how in science they don't know where spin comes from.
01:15:35.409 --> 01:15:37.730
They're wondering what causes these spin.
01:15:37.890 --> 01:15:40.210
Is it these particles that are spinners?
01:15:40.369 --> 01:15:44.770
And they don't realize it's just action and reactionary laws.
01:15:44.930 --> 01:15:52.289
The greater the action, the greater the reaction, greater the reaction, greater the resistance, greater the resistance, greater the curvature.
01:15:52.930 --> 01:15:56.930
And everything is solved just by answering those simple things.
01:15:57.250 --> 01:15:58.449
Yeah, that's powerful.
01:15:58.529 --> 01:16:11.250
That's well, that's that makes a lot of sense because when I study uh a lot of science that I see in uh low Earth orbit, you see as soon as I put some particles uh in space, they clump together and create an accretion disk.
01:16:12.610 --> 01:16:26.289
And all of a sudden, it's like uh if if this if I'm understanding what you're saying now, this is how worlds are the energy between electromagnetism is coming together to create these worlds to clump them together.
01:16:26.690 --> 01:16:27.170
Absolutely.
01:16:35.170 --> 01:16:45.010
And it's it's actually the uh the spin alignment of the atoms in the magnet that's actually allowing them just to they're actually there's no power in there, right?
01:16:45.090 --> 01:16:51.329
They're a conductor, but they're only conduct because the the spins are aligned, which allows that vortex to go through the center of the Z.
01:16:51.890 --> 01:16:52.210
Oh, great.
01:16:52.610 --> 01:16:52.850
That's it.
01:16:53.010 --> 01:16:54.210
That that's your gyroscope.
01:16:54.289 --> 01:16:56.850
So where's the where's the least resistance in a gyroscope?
01:16:57.010 --> 01:16:57.890
Straight through the pole.
01:16:58.610 --> 01:16:59.090
Yep.
01:16:59.250 --> 01:17:01.010
Here, I have to wet this house.
01:17:01.250 --> 01:17:04.130
Right, so that's why when you cut a magnet in half, you just get two more magnets.
01:17:04.449 --> 01:17:04.850
Two more.
01:17:05.170 --> 01:17:06.610
Oh shit, okay.
01:17:07.329 --> 01:17:07.970
All right, so yeah.
01:17:08.529 --> 01:17:14.529
When you take you take any magnet and cut it in half, you'll get you'll get two magnets, and now you get two poles, it'll be divide itself again.
01:17:14.690 --> 01:17:14.850
Yeah.
01:17:15.250 --> 01:17:18.449
You still have the the two vortexes are still coming together and colliding.
01:17:18.690 --> 01:17:21.730
You can cut a magnet a thousand times, you just end up with you know two thousand.
01:17:23.810 --> 01:17:27.409
Everything, everything is a vortex, everything is coming together.
01:17:27.970 --> 01:17:32.289
But I have to go and wet the napkin so you could see this properly.
01:17:32.850 --> 01:17:56.770
So the irresistible force hits an immovable object where they meet, they just keep spinning around each other, and that's every galaxy forwards and backwards, the positive and the negative sides of it, everything has come together as a result of this spin.
01:17:57.570 --> 01:18:00.050
So we're all one giant soup.
01:18:00.369 --> 01:18:07.570
All our understanding is one giant soup, but we tend to forget the perspective that we're looking at.
01:18:07.890 --> 01:18:16.289
And instead of just sit being still and watching what's taking place around us, just be quiet because nature reveals her secrets.
01:18:16.529 --> 01:18:21.730
But when you're alone and she whispers, she always whispers.
01:18:21.890 --> 01:18:23.650
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah.
01:18:23.810 --> 01:18:30.850
No, definitely we've been led to believe a lot of things that I've come to discover that aren't true, and Terrence helped clarify a lot of it, you know.
01:18:31.409 --> 01:18:36.050
Even things, simple things like we were led to believe that there's electricity flowing through a wire, right?
01:18:36.130 --> 01:18:39.970
And YouTube video on that, Chris, and it's none.
01:18:40.369 --> 01:18:42.210
Yo, that's crazy, right?
01:18:42.289 --> 01:18:45.329
Yeah, so we're you know, we're led to we give the we're given the analogy in school.
01:18:45.489 --> 01:18:50.449
Oh, it's like water in a pipe, so there's these electron balls that are going through, you know, just like the balls that spin around the atom.
01:18:50.529 --> 01:18:57.250
Well, there's no ball spinning around an atom, it's actually just a vibrate vibrational, you know, almost four-dimensional object, right?
01:18:57.489 --> 01:19:03.409
But yeah, where the actual energy travels, it's on the surface of the wire, like a wave going down the surface, right?
01:19:03.650 --> 01:19:05.329
And that's what's moving the motor, right?
01:19:05.409 --> 01:19:07.090
It's the waves pushing the motor.
01:19:07.250 --> 01:19:07.810
Yeah, right.
01:19:08.050 --> 01:19:09.010
And it's only on the surface.
01:19:09.090 --> 01:19:14.770
So you can you can have a giant, you know, DC currents a little bit different, but AC current, it's all on the surface.
01:19:14.930 --> 01:19:21.890
That's why your your uh the cables we use for coaxial cables are more efficient than a solid conductor, right?
01:19:22.210 --> 01:19:24.690
Twisted wires more the twisted wire is more efficient, right?
01:19:24.770 --> 01:19:27.329
Because you get more surfaces on all those little wires, right?
01:19:27.650 --> 01:19:30.369
So there's nothing going through the nothing going through the water through the pipeline.
01:19:30.610 --> 01:19:33.650
Thank goodness all thank goodness for Tesla with the AC DC.
01:19:34.610 --> 01:19:37.409
No, the alternating current.
01:19:37.730 --> 01:19:44.610
And one of the things you said earlier, Rich, about um where all it's all these atoms are filled with empty space.
01:19:45.090 --> 01:19:47.010
That that space isn't empty.
01:19:47.250 --> 01:19:57.970
So created it as a void, but it's super dense material, and that dense material is the wave conjugations, that's the ether.
01:19:58.210 --> 01:20:06.210
It's just so super fine, we are unable to perceive it, but it is there, it's what we're all floating on.
01:20:06.289 --> 01:20:07.970
There's no emptiness in it.
01:20:08.130 --> 01:20:34.130
They use that term emptiness so and chaos, and that the entire universe is expanding into this entropic death so that there would be no purpose to life, so that you would do anything they want you to do to stay on this and recognize that no, everything is working together, and what no matter what you do, the universe is gonna work out what it needs to have happen.
01:20:34.369 --> 01:20:44.369
It's going to use you, you'll either be part of God's plan as far as cultivating the ground, or you will be the one that's fertilizing the ground, you know.
01:20:44.610 --> 01:20:47.489
One way or another, you're gonna kill God's purpose.
01:20:47.650 --> 01:20:49.730
So that's what I'm saying, though, Terrence.
01:20:49.970 --> 01:21:01.970
If if you're saying the so-called, like I called it empty, empty space for the sake of the question I was asking, but if if it's 90, if we're 99 empty space, and you saying that's ether?
01:21:02.369 --> 01:21:05.250
It's all ether, it's not terrence.
01:21:05.329 --> 01:21:13.329
Listen, if somebody tells me I'm 99 Irish, I'm gonna research everything about Irish I can research.
01:21:13.489 --> 01:21:19.090
If they tell me I'm 99 Anunnaki, I'm gonna research everything about the Anunnaki.
01:21:19.329 --> 01:21:21.170
You telling me I'm 99 ether.
01:21:21.409 --> 01:21:23.489
We all should be studying ether, Terrence.
01:21:23.650 --> 01:21:25.730
That should be the primary study.
01:21:27.329 --> 01:21:30.130
They got rid of ether in the 1600s.
01:21:30.449 --> 01:21:41.810
Newton, one of his main things, Descartes, his main thing was to get rid of the ether, and he set up this this grid, this X and Y grid in Descarte.
01:21:42.289 --> 01:21:48.210
Well, I don't know what I never say his name right because I wasn't taught it, but Descarte, whatever.
01:21:48.449 --> 01:21:54.050
But he he watched what happened to Galileo and was like, hell no, that's not getting me.
01:21:54.210 --> 01:21:57.329
So I'm going to bend to whatever the church says.
01:21:57.489 --> 01:21:59.010
And he killed the ether.
01:21:59.329 --> 01:22:02.369
Then Newton went further and tried to kill the ether.
01:22:02.610 --> 01:22:14.289
And then the the the Morley experiment, they were still trying because they did not want accountability, they wanted a system of blank slate that they can do anything that they wanted to.
01:22:14.529 --> 01:22:30.369
And with the entropic idea that and chaos, then there was no God, there was no answering, and we can set up any laws we want and and fight and be afraid, you know.
01:22:30.610 --> 01:22:32.930
But it's a lie, it's a lie.
01:22:33.570 --> 01:22:42.050
So, with that being said, because I want to get into uh this technology because this is going to be fun, but I got one more question before we get into it.
01:22:42.130 --> 01:22:52.850
Because if we're talking about the ethers and communicating uh with the ethers, there's ways to communicate with the ethers, and one of those ways is resonance.
01:22:53.010 --> 01:22:58.930
You know, when you get in resonant with a certain frequency, the ethers responds accordingly.
01:22:59.090 --> 01:23:05.409
So I was talking to Terrence before the show started, family, and I said, Wow, Terrence, acting is so spiritual.
01:23:05.489 --> 01:23:08.529
I've I've talked the clip I'm about to play.
01:23:08.610 --> 01:23:17.730
Actually, if you're a hardcore listener on this channel, you've seen the clip on this channel before, and it's a clip from an actor named Bill Duke.
01:23:17.890 --> 01:23:18.850
And I'm gonna play it.
01:23:18.930 --> 01:23:23.090
I'm gonna ask Terrence a question, and we're gonna get into some some serious stuff.
01:23:23.250 --> 01:23:28.850
So, yeah, get your pen, your paper, get your your coffee, whatever it is you gotta get at this time.
01:23:28.930 --> 01:23:30.529
But we're getting ready to go.
01:23:30.610 --> 01:23:34.210
Uh, we're gonna step it up, we're gonna turn it up a little bit, family.
01:23:34.289 --> 01:23:35.890
We're gonna turn it up a little bit right now.
01:23:36.050 --> 01:23:38.050
Uh, let me get to this clip real quick.
01:23:38.289 --> 01:23:43.170
The director does not hire you to act like that person.
01:23:45.329 --> 01:23:50.210
The director hires you to become that person.
01:23:52.050 --> 01:23:54.369
And that's something that most people don't understand about acting.
01:23:54.529 --> 01:23:59.250
Acting is not out that word is annoying because it means you're pretending.
01:24:00.210 --> 01:24:11.890
Acting is not pretending, acting is becoming, it's surrendering to the spirit of whatever your that character you're describing is.
01:24:13.010 --> 01:24:17.090
So thing called stage fright, that's when you're in the middle.
01:24:18.210 --> 01:24:36.770
You've given part of yourself up to be the character, but your ego and your fear and paranoia is watching how you give it up and tries to control the shape of that giving up.
01:24:37.890 --> 01:25:12.130
But real actors like the ones that I adore, and the Kate Winslit's and the Meryl Streeps and the Denzel's when he's really in it, and the Sam Jacksons, and um Philip Seymour Hoffman's and the Jeffrey Wrights, and when those people go there, there's no there's nobody there except that character.
01:25:12.369 --> 01:25:13.409
And that's admirable.
01:25:13.489 --> 01:25:14.449
It takes courage.
01:25:14.610 --> 01:25:14.770
Yeah.
01:25:15.170 --> 01:25:20.130
People don't understand because sometimes you're not controlled, you're you're you're on a ride.
01:25:21.250 --> 01:25:27.730
You have to trust and the person you trust is the director to say that I ride right, what do you think?
01:25:27.890 --> 01:25:33.010
Because uh you don't stand outside and look at your ride.
01:25:34.130 --> 01:25:36.449
Uh you ride, you ride.
01:25:37.090 --> 01:25:38.369
I love that shit.
01:25:38.529 --> 01:25:47.250
I love that so you don't stand outside, you hit it, you ride, you don't see you ride, you don't know what happened because you're riding.
01:25:47.409 --> 01:25:49.570
What you like, you know, you're like, what happened?
01:25:49.650 --> 01:25:50.130
I don't know.
01:25:50.289 --> 01:25:52.770
Tell me somebody tell me who's watching.
01:25:53.090 --> 01:26:07.409
Oh man, I just I I get so I'm in love with the idea of directed communication with God and with acting and with a truly great actor, you see that.
01:26:07.890 --> 01:26:11.730
And um, let's say the movie Black Panther, Terrence Howard.
01:26:11.890 --> 01:26:12.369
Michael B.
01:26:12.449 --> 01:26:16.369
Jordan said he had to go to therapy to get rid of that character killmonger.
01:26:17.409 --> 01:26:18.610
He had to go to therapy.
01:26:18.770 --> 01:26:22.610
Look at uh, I think his name is Keith Ledger with the Joker.
01:26:23.650 --> 01:26:25.650
Yeah, he played the Joker too.
01:26:26.930 --> 01:26:28.690
Oh my god, Jesus Christ.
01:26:28.850 --> 01:26:30.610
Did you see how he played the Joker?
01:26:30.930 --> 01:26:32.289
Then what happened?
01:26:32.449 --> 01:26:33.890
Like he played that role, what happened.
01:26:34.050 --> 01:26:36.289
But my point is, acting is surrender.
01:26:36.529 --> 01:26:41.810
He said acting is is surrendering to the spirit of whatever the character is.
01:26:42.930 --> 01:26:45.650
I remember sometimes that spirit doesn't let go.
01:26:45.890 --> 01:26:46.610
Yes, yes.
01:26:46.690 --> 01:26:47.810
But let me say, let me say this.
01:26:47.890 --> 01:26:48.289
Let me say this.
01:26:49.010 --> 01:26:49.650
That's a great point.
01:26:49.730 --> 01:26:51.090
I'm glad you said that.
01:26:51.890 --> 01:26:56.130
I I remember talking to um Mr.
01:26:56.369 --> 01:26:58.050
G, a gentleman named Mr.
01:26:58.130 --> 01:26:59.170
G, he's Dr.
01:26:59.329 --> 01:27:00.610
Sabies cameraman.
01:27:01.010 --> 01:27:02.130
Oh, um, he was Dr.
01:27:02.289 --> 01:27:07.970
Sabies cameraman from Honduras, and he told me a story about a woman who was possessed.
01:27:08.130 --> 01:27:15.810
They was doing uh like a ritual or something, and she was possessed by a certain spirit, and she had these superhuman abilities.
01:27:15.970 --> 01:27:17.329
She climbed the tree.
01:27:17.489 --> 01:27:20.770
A man tried to hold her back, she threw threw him 30 feet.
01:27:21.010 --> 01:27:28.529
Like she had super so whatever spirit controlled the avatar, knew how to access certain things in the avatar.
01:27:28.610 --> 01:27:29.970
She didn't genuin know how to access.
01:27:30.210 --> 01:27:34.529
So it made me think about hearing that story, made me think about alter egos.
01:27:34.770 --> 01:27:49.010
Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryan uh created the black mamba when he had the situation, the rape allegations, and then when he created the black mamba, it was like a whole new Kobe Bryant after that.
01:27:49.250 --> 01:27:55.090
Uh Beyonce created came in earlier.
01:27:58.690 --> 01:28:03.250
Beyonce created Sasha Fears because she had stage fright.
01:28:03.489 --> 01:28:07.489
And then after she created Sasha Fears, Stage Fright went away.
01:28:07.570 --> 01:28:08.289
She's on it.
01:28:08.369 --> 01:28:12.770
One, two, three, four, five, six, six, and then you know, she was on it after that.
01:28:13.010 --> 01:28:33.570
So, what I want to ask because Jerry, just such a we we love your acting, whether it's Lucius, um uh whoever, who whether it's um um um um whoop the metric, whoop the metric, you know, whoever it is, so many different roles, brother.
01:28:33.730 --> 01:28:37.170
You like when you're in it, you're in it, you are that character.
01:28:37.409 --> 01:28:58.050
What I want to ask you, my brother, with the new physics you're introducing to the world and your expertise in actor and acting, did you ever think about creating an alter ego that when you say whoop that trick and you have people like Eric Weinstein or whoever who's hating or opposing you, or people who are purposely trying to bring down your message?
01:28:58.210 --> 01:28:59.810
You ever thought about creating an alter ego?
01:29:00.289 --> 01:29:06.449
Ego where you like unstoppable because you come from that field of acting, which is spiritual.
01:29:06.610 --> 01:29:08.369
You ever thought about that, my brother?
01:29:08.690 --> 01:29:19.489
Well, see, I don't have to create an alter ego to defend myself against them because the geometry and the math defends itself.
01:29:19.890 --> 01:29:32.289
You know, with the with the curve multiplication or um recursive multiplication, we've been able to discover values that they will never reach.
01:29:32.449 --> 01:29:35.409
You can't reach them through linear multiplication.
01:29:35.570 --> 01:29:43.890
And these values prove the prove um all of the constants to be abstractions.
01:29:44.050 --> 01:29:45.970
They expose all of these things.
01:29:46.050 --> 01:29:52.210
So when you have the proof, when you have the geometric proof, you know what they're fighting against is truth.
01:29:52.449 --> 01:30:03.329
They're not, they're not attacking, they they try and attack my character, but my character doesn't really exist because who Terrence Howard really is, they don't know.
01:30:03.489 --> 01:30:04.930
They'll never get to know.
01:30:05.090 --> 01:30:08.850
I'm still trying to figure out who Terrence Howard really is.
01:30:09.090 --> 01:30:13.650
So I'm not threatened by any of uh any of the things that they do.
01:30:13.810 --> 01:30:15.010
But I'll tell you something.
01:30:15.250 --> 01:30:20.930
When I step up and I'm on set, there is a being that shows up.
01:30:21.010 --> 01:30:25.250
And I always tell people that I'm Terrence Howard stand-in.
01:30:25.890 --> 01:30:28.770
I'm waiting for Terrence Howard to show up.
01:30:29.090 --> 01:30:36.210
Because once Terrence shows up, he shows up with his entire half a billion man army.
01:30:36.529 --> 01:30:42.610
And I enjoy watching the watching the reactions when he shows up.
01:30:42.850 --> 01:30:51.570
But in the interim, you know, I'm Clark Kent, and I'm enjoying being Clark Kent doing my little thing at the at the newspaper.
01:30:51.810 --> 01:30:59.090
But if I'm called to task, yeah, I will jump off the building and fly and rescue and save.
01:30:59.409 --> 01:31:08.130
But right now, I have the proof in the work that I've done that what they're resisting, they're just resisting the truth.
01:31:08.369 --> 01:31:11.489
And it's not going to age well with them.
01:31:11.730 --> 01:31:23.409
And even if people cannot remember me, the wave conjugations, the linchpin, the all shapes, a thousand years from now, these will be the things that's taught.
01:31:23.650 --> 01:31:30.050
And knowing that, I'm like, I'm just cool to sit back and watch and enjoy this ride right now.
01:31:30.610 --> 01:31:31.170
Excellent.
01:31:31.890 --> 01:31:32.770
Excellent.
01:31:33.250 --> 01:31:35.010
Terrence, let's get into it.
01:31:35.329 --> 01:31:38.529
Lynch pens, all the the all shapes.
01:31:38.610 --> 01:31:39.890
Um, what's going on?
01:31:39.970 --> 01:31:41.010
What you got going on?
01:31:41.090 --> 01:31:41.970
What can you show us?
01:31:42.050 --> 01:31:43.010
What can you tell us about?
01:31:43.329 --> 01:31:44.690
That's what I love to share.
01:31:45.329 --> 01:31:48.050
One plus one times one is three, all of that stuff.
01:31:48.449 --> 01:31:49.489
One times one is two.
01:31:49.810 --> 01:31:53.810
Um, really, can I send you something that you can share with him real quick?
01:31:53.970 --> 01:31:57.250
Is that on the um the latest video?
01:31:57.810 --> 01:32:02.050
Short short one-minute video, and then you'll be able to throw it up there, Rich.
01:32:02.529 --> 01:32:04.369
Can you put it on WhatsApp to me?
01:32:04.610 --> 01:32:06.289
Yeah, I'm gonna send it to you right now.
01:32:06.529 --> 01:32:07.170
Okay, great.
01:32:07.409 --> 01:32:10.289
Hopefully, I get to come back to y'all and won't lose you.
01:32:10.449 --> 01:32:11.810
Um, let me see.
01:32:12.130 --> 01:32:14.610
Oh, yeah, you're on a divide, a phone, yeah.
01:32:14.850 --> 01:32:17.890
Yeah, I'm on uh that's why I'd have my computer there.
01:32:17.970 --> 01:32:25.170
I went to try and use that, and it was like, no, you are not using me today.
01:32:26.289 --> 01:32:37.409
It because it the I haven't used it in a bit, and the charge was gone, and my kid stole the the thing, the um the big block charge reaction.
01:32:37.570 --> 01:32:45.730
Yeah, no, definitely 10 minutes before this, I was pretty upset, but then I decided, you know what, it uh yeah.
01:32:46.130 --> 01:32:48.210
Hey, while Terrence gets that together, Chris.
01:32:48.289 --> 01:32:56.690
I want to ask you, since you worked side by side with Terrence, what was your thoughts about um some of the attacks uh Terrence was getting?
01:32:56.770 --> 01:32:58.130
Was it expected?
01:32:58.369 --> 01:32:59.489
Was it unexpected?
01:32:59.650 --> 01:33:01.730
Was you like, wow, this shit looked crazy?
01:33:01.810 --> 01:33:03.650
Like, what was your thoughts, Chris?
01:33:04.130 --> 01:33:06.130
Well, at first I wasn't expecting it at all.
01:33:06.210 --> 01:33:22.770
I thought he'd be well received by the community, and I thought, you know, obviously the work that we work that we had done, like we had published the results, you know, working with the university in Germany, and we published those results in the Scientific American uh SA Journal of Aeronautics and Aerospace.
01:33:22.850 --> 01:33:24.369
So it is published work.
01:33:24.610 --> 01:33:29.250
And you know, once we had the drone flying, we proved it was it was going to fly.
01:33:29.489 --> 01:33:36.770
Like that's how we kind of got together is we were playing with the geometry, and I was running the simulations, like I was saying, to build the planet Saturn and so forth.
01:33:37.250 --> 01:33:43.170
And then what one of the simulations resulted with these jets flying out of the poles, like you see coming out of you know galaxies and so forth.
01:33:43.329 --> 01:33:48.050
And I'm like, but it in that case it came out of all the poles, all six faces at the same time.
01:33:48.289 --> 01:33:51.489
And I'm like, Terrence, this thing will fly.
01:33:51.730 --> 01:33:53.489
And we were like, whoa.
01:33:53.730 --> 01:33:58.690
And that's then we started building the drones, and we stuck to the same exact same geometry as the linchpin.
01:33:59.170 --> 01:34:06.210
And it's the and the fascinating part about the contest, Terrence, we to get that going, Terrence says, Well, I'll sponsor a contest.
01:34:06.610 --> 01:34:25.250
And uh, and then these guys, four different individuals, won the contest, and the result was that four different guys programmed using four different codes, but they use the same geometry, the aircraft flew exactly the same way, and that weird way it flies, tangential flight, and the way it can rotate around its own center of mass and so forth.
01:34:25.409 --> 01:34:28.610
I was like, that's an emergent property of the geometry itself.
01:34:32.050 --> 01:34:33.409
People have gotta see this, right?
01:34:33.570 --> 01:34:34.210
Yeah, yeah.
01:34:34.449 --> 01:34:43.329
And I and I was like, when and then when Eric came along, it's like Terrence showed him the the miniature drone we had on the Rogan show there, the small one.
01:34:43.570 --> 01:34:47.409
He's like, Well, you might have something there, a little gap or something, engineering-wise.
01:34:47.650 --> 01:34:50.770
Just completely dismissed it, so you didn't even read the paper.
01:34:51.329 --> 01:34:53.329
No, did you get the thing, Rich?
01:34:53.970 --> 01:34:55.970
No, uh, you sent it to Billy, right?
01:34:56.130 --> 01:34:59.650
Um, I and I sent it to you as well, but it's just that it's still downloading for some reason.
01:34:59.970 --> 01:35:01.329
Still downloading very slow.
01:35:01.489 --> 01:35:03.970
Yeah, did you get it uh Rich on your side on your WhatsApp?
01:35:04.210 --> 01:35:05.489
No, where did you see WhatsApp?
01:35:05.650 --> 01:35:06.610
No, I did not get it.
01:35:06.690 --> 01:35:07.650
No, no, okay.
01:35:07.730 --> 01:35:12.610
It may be because I'm in Egypt and I'm I'm using it all the way to you.
01:35:12.690 --> 01:35:14.529
I wish I could give Rich.
01:35:15.090 --> 01:35:16.130
I don't know how to get Richard.
01:35:16.369 --> 01:35:17.170
Let me let me get you sent it.
01:35:17.250 --> 01:35:18.369
Let me have you send it straight to Rich.
01:35:18.529 --> 01:35:21.090
Hold on, I'm gonna send it to this right here.
01:35:21.730 --> 01:35:36.690
Hey Chris, so while while Terrace continues to get that together, I want to ask y'all when y'all saw with the tangential flight and what y'all got going on, and it's not just it's not just going uh north, south, east, west.
01:35:36.770 --> 01:35:39.170
I don't know the proper term, but it's doing something else.
01:35:39.409 --> 01:35:43.810
Did it remind you of like let's say three eye atlas.
01:35:43.890 --> 01:35:53.650
When you heard about three eye atlas, or when you hear about UFOs, is what you're doing more similar to UFOs than what we have like so yeah, well, yeah.
01:35:53.730 --> 01:35:59.409
If I was if I was to compare it to something, you know that the the video that the government put out about the pill, how it flew kind of weird.
01:36:00.050 --> 01:36:03.010
Yeah, well, that that's exactly how these yeah, that's what yeah, right.
01:36:03.489 --> 01:36:20.210
So what's it's what's interesting is that the drone and and due to the internal forces on the rim velocities of the propellers and everything, the way it works out is that it's not referencing GPS outside of itself to fly, it's referencing itself because of the the gap, right?
01:36:20.449 --> 01:36:24.610
It's the inertial gap in the center of the mass that it's referencing.
01:36:24.690 --> 01:36:32.210
So once the craft is calibrated, it can fly anywhere underwater, in tunnels, underground, in space, once it's calibrated.
01:36:32.369 --> 01:36:42.529
It doesn't need external GPS to help guide it, whereas every one of our commercial drones, and even the little ones we hold in our hands, all needs your cell phone because it has to tie into that GPS to locate itself.
01:36:42.770 --> 01:36:47.170
And the problem with that is if you look at the G uh, what's it called?
01:36:47.329 --> 01:37:00.210
The 1984 WGS, I think it is, for the World Geodetic Survey data, and you look at the math in that in that in that standard, you'll find that it's using Einstein's formulas like Philip was talking about.
01:37:00.690 --> 01:37:05.489
And but it's not referencing gravity at all, it's referencing time, right?
01:37:05.650 --> 01:37:12.050
It's a clo every five years, the world geodetic survey community has to come together and recalibrate to a period of time.
01:37:12.449 --> 01:37:13.010
Why?
01:37:13.329 --> 01:37:15.570
Because we haven't solved gravity.
01:37:15.970 --> 01:37:17.970
Well, if Chris, and Terra.
01:37:18.289 --> 01:37:19.170
You gotta watch it, Rich.
01:37:19.570 --> 01:37:20.930
I think it's I sent it to you.
01:37:21.090 --> 01:37:22.449
Did I did you did you get it?
01:37:22.690 --> 01:37:23.730
Oh, yes, yes.
01:37:23.970 --> 01:37:34.050
So then you can just play it and and it finishes all the conjecture once you're able to, once people can see that's that's the beauty of it.
01:37:34.289 --> 01:37:39.730
It's if you saw Big Hero 6, which I'm sure you've seen linchpin already, anyway.
01:37:39.890 --> 01:37:42.130
This is the real life microbots.
01:37:42.210 --> 01:37:42.690
Go ahead, Chris.
01:37:42.850 --> 01:37:49.730
Yeah, so well, in short, I see the linchpin geometry as basically being the internal structure of the the quantum lattice of the atom itself.
01:37:49.890 --> 01:37:52.210
It's a self-centered, self-referencing thing.
01:37:52.369 --> 01:37:59.090
So yeah, yeah, it's the grand unified field theory expressed in geometry.
01:37:59.329 --> 01:38:01.090
It's the common factor of it, yeah.
01:38:01.170 --> 01:38:01.810
And those drones too.
01:38:01.970 --> 01:38:04.930
Like once you spin those drones up, you'll see how rock solid stable they are.
01:38:05.010 --> 01:38:09.730
They fly like a tabletop, or they can rotate around themselves in any direction, right?
01:38:10.050 --> 01:38:11.489
Okay, explain okay.
01:38:11.570 --> 01:38:12.690
I got it, I just got it.
01:38:12.850 --> 01:38:13.090
All right.
01:38:13.170 --> 01:38:15.650
Um, ex so explain what we're about to see, Terrence.
01:38:15.730 --> 01:38:26.690
Explain so this is the these are the linchpin, which is the common factor between the hot and the cold um of the universe expansion or the contraction side of the universe.
01:38:26.930 --> 01:38:33.890
Um, as Chris was explaining, we knew this to be the common factor of everything, but we couldn't get any eyes on it.
01:38:34.050 --> 01:38:39.730
So when he started talking about, hey, why don't we put props inside of these pentagonal areas?
01:38:39.970 --> 01:38:41.730
You know, it should have flight.
01:38:41.890 --> 01:38:50.610
And so we put the props inside of there, and this is basically the geometry of the proton or of hydrogen itself.
01:38:50.690 --> 01:38:59.890
So what you're looking at is hydrogen as the geometry of hydrogen, and therefore any bond that hydrogen can make, linchpin is able to make.
01:39:00.050 --> 01:39:07.810
So no matter how many, if you need to pick up something that's a thousand tons, then more linchpins will keep bonding to pick it up.
01:39:07.970 --> 01:39:21.090
So you're basically looking at um a colony, uh, an atomic colony that has tangential flight and utilitarian uh uh aspects, but just just play it.
01:39:21.170 --> 01:39:29.489
And the fours gonna that you'll see will bond with other fours, the five will keep bonding with other fives in an unlimited way and continue building.
01:39:29.730 --> 01:39:31.090
So let's check this out.
01:39:31.250 --> 01:39:31.810
All right, family.
01:39:33.170 --> 01:39:33.730
All right.
01:42:32.289 --> 01:42:36.930
So you got to see at the end, that's what we call tangential flight.
01:42:37.170 --> 01:42:41.250
It's never been accomplished with any aircraft that they've ever had.
01:42:41.489 --> 01:42:44.850
The only way they've been able to have tangential flight is in falling.
01:42:45.010 --> 01:42:48.050
If something is falling out of the sky, then it's able to turn.
01:42:48.210 --> 01:42:58.369
But to have sustained spin, and you could see that no matter what the task is, they're able to come together and accomplish this task.
01:42:59.250 --> 01:43:00.050
Yeah, correct.
01:43:01.170 --> 01:43:13.730
Is there any uh, you know, we Billy talks a lot about fractals and uh when we'll like when we see helicopters, we think about dragonflies, and we think about how the helicopters imitate the dragonflies.
01:43:13.890 --> 01:43:18.130
Is there any insect that this technology emulates?
01:43:18.210 --> 01:43:20.449
Like helicopters emulate dragonflies?
01:43:20.690 --> 01:43:24.930
No, this is this is emulating the G the proton.
01:43:25.570 --> 01:43:28.130
This is the hydrogen atom itself.
01:43:28.289 --> 01:43:33.010
This is this is emulating the source.
01:43:33.250 --> 01:43:39.409
That's why you have the unlimited bonding, and those fives, like I said, we keep bonding with other fives.
01:43:39.570 --> 01:43:48.210
There's no creature that behaves the way that these things are able to behave beyond the element of hydrogen itself.
01:43:49.970 --> 01:43:59.810
Somebody in the chat had mentioned, and I'm glad that they mention it because I'll with the question, they had mentioned ants.
01:44:00.289 --> 01:44:04.529
Yeah, no, you ever see ants and they climb on top of each other?
01:44:06.289 --> 01:44:08.690
Is this any way similar to ants you think?
01:44:08.850 --> 01:44:12.850
Yeah, well, like I said, it's a colony, it's an entire colony.
01:44:12.930 --> 01:44:15.570
It's a it's it's flying ants.
01:44:16.369 --> 01:44:17.329
Flying ants.
01:44:17.810 --> 01:44:23.890
Imagine what would happen if you had if there were 10 million of them.
01:44:24.050 --> 01:44:26.529
Yeah, there's nothing that could stop them.
01:44:26.690 --> 01:44:35.810
I don't care what kind of robots they have and androids they're coming up with, you know, these things can be the size of a dime or they can be the size of a building.
01:44:36.050 --> 01:44:36.690
Yeah.
01:44:37.010 --> 01:44:38.289
And cooperative.
01:44:40.210 --> 01:44:46.690
Yeah, in our simulations in that in that simulation there, we did we ran another simulation using game engine physics.
01:44:46.770 --> 01:44:54.610
And uh if each drone can carry approximately 50 pounds, you know, a drone that's about the size of a you know a good size microwave, right?
01:44:54.930 --> 01:45:03.170
Then it can lift 50 pounds, and you can connect 10 of them together in in two flower forms, two of the fives, and obviously carry 500 pounds and just fly away with it.
01:45:03.329 --> 01:45:09.329
Right, because they'll stack with the air bonding, this can be useful construction for anything you can think of.
01:45:09.570 --> 01:45:09.730
Right.
01:45:09.810 --> 01:45:15.409
So you imagine them like placing windows in the skyscrapers, window washing, any anything you want to do, aerial rest of the phone.
01:45:15.570 --> 01:45:18.050
Building a pyramid, maybe building a pyramid.
01:45:18.529 --> 01:45:22.130
Building a pyramid, yeah, searching tunnels underneath pyramids, those types of things.
01:45:22.210 --> 01:45:22.770
Yeah, yeah.
01:45:23.010 --> 01:45:26.210
Yeah, that's another thing that they're able to do, like Chris was explaining.
01:45:26.369 --> 01:45:36.130
Since the geometry of the um linchpin itself is its reference point, it's all pointing to its center, you're able to go through pipes.
01:45:36.690 --> 01:45:41.650
Well, you can't do this with any other drone because they have to be attached to a GPS.
01:45:41.730 --> 01:45:58.050
But we can go through any pipe and follow the pipe and measure if there's any cracks, anything going on with it, and be able to still maintain coherence with it, because that's one of the other things that come with the Howard, comma.
01:45:58.210 --> 01:46:01.329
It allows for things to remain entangled.
01:46:01.570 --> 01:46:02.529
You said the what comma?
01:46:02.690 --> 01:46:03.090
Say that again.
01:46:03.970 --> 01:46:19.329
The high comma that 109.4712206, that angle, that small error of where they don't fit together, that allows for communication to remain consistent.
01:46:19.489 --> 01:46:22.050
So you can have faster than light communication.
01:46:22.289 --> 01:46:37.810
One of the things that Billy, that was one of the things that Billy showed me when I first brought it up to him on the show, and he had ran it through some of his AIs and all of the things that it was saying that was possible as a result of this geometry.
01:46:38.050 --> 01:46:46.130
And so when they resisted it, I couldn't understand why they would resist it at first until I went to Uganda.
01:46:46.289 --> 01:46:52.850
I thought for sure that the US government would be like, oh my goodness, this come on, come on, you know, come on down.
01:46:52.930 --> 01:46:54.449
You're the next contestant.
01:46:54.610 --> 01:46:56.449
You know, we've been waiting for you.
01:46:56.610 --> 01:46:58.770
And they did the complete opposite.
01:46:58.930 --> 01:46:59.250
Yeah.
01:46:59.489 --> 01:47:12.930
Because to validate it means that they have to validate one times one equaling two, because this geometry came specifically from this number theory of one times one equaling two.
01:47:14.850 --> 01:47:18.690
Is this uh techyon energy that you're dealing with?
01:47:19.730 --> 01:47:24.449
I I I don't when you say techyon, I have no idea what techn is.
01:47:24.850 --> 01:47:31.409
Uh but this is etheric energy because that's what this geometry is drawing its energy from.
01:47:31.650 --> 01:47:34.369
It's there's no that zero point energy.
01:47:34.529 --> 01:47:41.650
They called it a zero point because it came from the void where that was supposed to be empty, but there is no void.
01:47:42.210 --> 01:47:44.930
It's filled with these waves.
01:47:45.170 --> 01:48:01.250
And now that we have defined the wave structure of the ether itself, we can now access that energy, access that power, and do things that we were never capable of doing before.
01:48:01.409 --> 01:48:07.409
But it's bigger than something I can do inside of my house or Chris inside of his lab.
01:48:07.570 --> 01:48:15.970
You know, this is something where all the people have to come together and work together to make something happen because it's beyond me.
01:48:16.369 --> 01:48:17.970
Yeah, yeah, this is huge.
01:48:18.050 --> 01:48:25.650
And the tachyons, that's basically a hypothetical subatomic particle that uh passes solid solid objects.
01:48:25.890 --> 01:48:26.289
Oh, okay.
01:48:26.449 --> 01:48:30.289
It travels faster than light, a particle that's faster than light hypothetical.
01:48:30.770 --> 01:48:32.449
Yeah, so yeah, hypothetical particle.
01:48:32.529 --> 01:48:39.409
I mean, some of the stuff sci-fi movies, you know, talk about using tachyons to uh achieve FTL and things like that, you know.
01:48:39.570 --> 01:48:39.810
Yeah.
01:48:40.130 --> 01:48:44.529
But with Lynch Pen is doing sorry, Chris, go ahead.
01:48:44.770 --> 01:48:55.570
I was gonna say if you if you imagine imagine a string of pearls from simple say the north pole to the equator, and it's a solid string and it's like a really strong material.
01:48:55.890 --> 01:49:00.449
Yeah, and it's if you pull on the one pearl at the end, what happens to the other pearl down at the equator, right?
01:49:00.690 --> 01:49:04.770
If it's a really strong material and you pull it hard enough, it should be a near instantaneous reaction.
01:49:05.010 --> 01:49:06.210
That's because it's a solid.
01:49:06.289 --> 01:49:12.690
So if you imagine the same thing using linch pins, but now the linchpin itself is is a standing wave onto itself.
01:49:13.010 --> 01:49:18.130
You move one at one end to get a communication at the other end, but it's a standing wave, so it's solid.
01:49:18.210 --> 01:49:29.250
You're just shifting the frequency by one digit back and forth, a frame because nothing is you take your Einstein frame from being a single frame and make it a million frames and then shift the entire field, right?
01:49:29.329 --> 01:49:32.369
So you're just shift, you know, like a book, right?
01:49:32.529 --> 01:49:33.810
Yeah, gotcha.
01:49:34.930 --> 01:49:35.489
Beautiful.
01:49:35.730 --> 01:49:37.489
Yeah, no, no, no, no, that's amazing.
01:49:37.570 --> 01:49:38.770
That this is good stuff.
01:49:38.850 --> 01:49:39.810
This is good stuff.
01:49:40.050 --> 01:49:52.449
I want to ask you, uh, Terrence, because you talk about uh the periodic table so much, you mentioned hydrogen and other um oxygen, oxygen and other things like that.
01:49:52.690 --> 01:50:03.409
Um, there's on the internet a lot of people talk about how uh 666 really represents the carbon atom.
01:50:03.810 --> 01:50:11.970
Now, if it does six protons, six electrons, six neutrons, if it does, because I'm I'm curious and I'm gonna next the science guy this question.
01:50:12.210 --> 01:50:23.489
What is the why would they why does this same parasitical leak that we've been talking about this whole time, why do they want to make six six six so demonic?
01:50:23.730 --> 01:50:29.250
If it represents carbon, why what's the push the agenda to make it so demonic, Terrence?
01:50:29.730 --> 01:50:39.650
Well, six times six times six ends up being equaling up to 216 ultimately, and 216 is the key of A.
01:50:40.930 --> 01:50:49.570
They do not want you to understand the key of A at 216 or at 432 because that's the sound of our electromagnetic field.
01:50:49.810 --> 01:50:59.650
The moment that you become aware of how things really behave, you can they told you to run from 666 because they need.
01:51:00.210 --> 01:51:06.369
Needed you to stay away from it because there was a key attached to it.
01:51:06.930 --> 01:51:13.250
The fact that they apply it to carbon having six electrons, six neutrons, and six.
01:51:15.250 --> 01:51:17.329
Well, let's look at the periodic table.
01:51:17.489 --> 01:51:32.130
The periodic table is incomplete in how they have built it from the start because hydrogen is the first visible element, but they're still missing three elements that occur before it and three elements that occur afterwards.
01:51:32.210 --> 01:51:42.850
And we know that they are missing because hydrogen has the same tone and behaves the same way as carbon, which it behaves the same way as silicone, which it behaves the same way as cobalt.
01:51:43.489 --> 01:51:53.170
But all of these elements from carbon, silicone, and cobalt, they have three elements that precede them, and they have three elements afterwards.
01:51:53.409 --> 01:51:56.930
They have a noble gas that precedes them and a noble gas afterwards.
01:51:57.250 --> 01:52:04.610
You mean if hydrogen acts like a duck, walks like a duck, does all the same thing that the rest of these ducks do.
01:52:07.010 --> 01:52:12.369
And these rest of these ducks, they come out of two ponds, a pond that has one end and another end.
01:52:12.610 --> 01:52:17.409
Then we know that hydrogen also has three elements that occur before it.
01:52:17.489 --> 01:52:21.250
We're not able to perceive them because it's denser matter.
01:52:21.409 --> 01:52:24.850
It also has to have a noble gas that happens before it.
01:52:25.090 --> 01:52:30.930
It has to have a noble gas afterwards because it's the noble gases that squeezing on each other.
01:52:31.170 --> 01:52:42.210
It's the neon and it's the high the helium and neon squeezing against each other that topples that that maximizes a carbon.
01:52:42.369 --> 01:52:48.930
It's the neon and the argon squeezing on each other that maximizes into silicone.
01:52:49.090 --> 01:52:56.050
It's the argon and the krypton squeezing against each other that maximizes into the cobalt.
01:52:56.369 --> 01:53:03.890
But the cobalt has the same tone as the silicone, the same tone as the carbon, which is the same tone as the hydrogen.
01:53:04.210 --> 01:53:15.810
So it has all these other things taking place, then how is it that hydrogen doesn't have three elements that occur before it and three elements that occur afterwards and doesn't have a noble gas?
01:53:15.970 --> 01:53:21.090
So they're counting of the elements, they're off in their counting.
01:53:21.329 --> 01:53:25.010
So I don't think 666 is a very special number.
01:53:25.970 --> 01:53:39.730
But when it comes to the periodic table and the Mendeleev table that they created, it's an incomplete table because it does not account for all of the tones and how things are supposed to happen.
01:53:39.890 --> 01:53:46.529
Walter Russell pointed this out perfectly in 1926 in his book, The Universal One.
01:53:46.850 --> 01:53:51.329
And he showed the 21 elements that occur before hydrogen.
01:53:51.890 --> 01:53:54.130
You said it sounds like the key of E, hydrogen.
01:53:54.610 --> 01:53:56.369
It's the key of the E or the color yellow.
01:53:56.449 --> 01:53:56.930
That's what you said.
01:53:57.250 --> 01:53:57.810
The color yellow.
01:53:58.449 --> 01:54:01.329
Because remember, it goes through the entire field.
01:54:02.130 --> 01:54:04.210
Yellow, yellow moves through.
01:54:04.369 --> 01:54:19.090
It doesn't just stay as that simple color of yellow, but the the key of E still it goes through that E, that A, that all of those, the D, all of these are aspects of it, but its primary tone is the key of E.
01:54:19.650 --> 01:54:23.489
Wouldn't the uh wouldn't the gap be at the F sharp point, Terrence?
01:54:23.570 --> 01:54:25.409
If I'm thinking that correctly, is my right or wrong?
01:54:25.489 --> 01:54:26.449
Yeah, I'm asking.
01:54:26.770 --> 01:54:29.489
Yeah, it's uh um what you mean the gap, Chris?
01:54:29.570 --> 01:54:30.529
What do you mean the gap, Chris?
01:54:30.610 --> 01:54:31.090
What do you mean?
01:54:31.890 --> 01:54:34.130
Well, just where frequencies nicely tend okay.
01:54:34.289 --> 01:54:41.170
Yeah, there's like if you if you think about uh sand on a child and you plate you stroke it with a bow and you see all the sand collecting.
01:54:41.970 --> 01:54:46.930
Well, we're led to believe that the sand is collecting where you know where the energy is and it's creating that form.
01:54:47.090 --> 01:54:52.529
Well, the truth is the energy is actually in the hole and the gap the sand is just coming, sand is just coming to rest.
01:54:52.850 --> 01:54:56.210
Yeah, if you look at those frequencies, there's all you'll always find a gap.
01:54:56.690 --> 01:55:03.810
And that gap tends to be at the F sharp because you can do your circle of fists in music, you'll find that the F sharp is the gap.
01:55:04.289 --> 01:55:05.010
Yeah, right.
01:55:05.090 --> 01:55:06.210
So it's the gap.
01:55:06.529 --> 01:55:09.170
That's and that's that F sharp note that creates that distonce.
01:55:09.250 --> 01:55:11.090
That you know that that's what we like, rock and roll.
01:55:11.570 --> 01:55:12.369
Sounds good, yeah.
01:55:12.770 --> 01:55:13.730
Sounds good, right?
01:55:13.810 --> 01:55:14.529
Yeah, and it's a good idea.
01:55:14.690 --> 01:55:19.570
If you didn't, if you didn't have if you didn't have any distance, if you didn't have a distance, you just have a single tone.
01:55:19.730 --> 01:55:22.610
It'd be like a solid, a solid crystal that couldn't vibrate.
01:55:22.690 --> 01:55:24.930
So without the gap, you got no emotion, right?
01:55:25.010 --> 01:55:27.329
So you you brought up an interesting point, Chris.
01:55:27.409 --> 01:55:27.810
I'm glad.
01:55:27.890 --> 01:55:30.210
Think Chris, man, you said some shit tonight, man.
01:55:30.289 --> 01:55:32.850
I'm I'm glad you're Chris.
01:55:32.930 --> 01:55:34.050
I'm like, who's Chris?
01:55:34.130 --> 01:55:36.210
I'm just I'm like, where'd the Chris stuff from?
01:55:38.130 --> 01:55:38.850
I'm I'm glad you did.
01:55:39.730 --> 01:55:40.690
Thank you, Chris.
01:55:41.250 --> 01:55:52.850
Uh uh Chris, that makes me think about the harmonic series in music where we think uh one tone is just the like let's say I play C.
01:55:53.730 --> 01:55:57.650
I'm not really just hearing C, Terrence, and you're a music guy.
01:55:57.970 --> 01:56:01.890
Um, I'm hearing the harmonics of C as well.
01:56:02.050 --> 01:56:12.610
So you're hearing the the integer multiples, the integer multiples, whole number multiples of that note as I play that note at the same time.
01:56:12.770 --> 01:56:14.690
And Chris says something real interesting.
01:56:14.770 --> 01:56:17.650
He said the dissonance makes it sound good.
01:56:17.810 --> 01:56:21.890
I want to, I'm gonna, I want to take this to the spirit realm if y'all don't mind.
01:56:22.050 --> 01:56:24.210
Give me one minute or two minutes to explain this.
01:56:24.369 --> 01:56:28.289
And I and I I I I talked to Billy about this briefly before.
01:56:28.529 --> 01:56:39.890
If we're music and we're notes and we're sound and we're vibration, and uh dissonance, Chris, makes us colorful, makes us appealing, makes us what people want to hear.
01:56:40.130 --> 01:56:47.970
A lot of people, the goal when we become spiritual, Chris, Terrence, Billy, is to I want to be around high vibrational people.
01:56:48.050 --> 01:56:50.289
I don't want to be around any low vibrational people.
01:56:50.529 --> 01:56:55.090
What if the low vibrational people create the dissonance, create the color in our life?
01:56:55.409 --> 01:56:56.930
So they are the harmonics.
01:56:57.010 --> 01:57:00.770
Maybe we just don't have to get rid of them, maybe we just have to turn down the amplitude.
01:57:00.930 --> 01:57:13.010
So we could if we're comparing this to music, uh um, Chris, the people that we want to get rid of sometimes is the very same people we need to create the color that we want to admit to the world.
01:57:13.090 --> 01:57:22.610
What do you think about that concept as far as the harmonic series and the relationships we have with people in the world and and the sound we produce based on those relationships?
01:57:23.409 --> 01:57:37.970
Well, I definitely think that the you know that struggle is required, but if you don't have a little bit of counterpoint, you have to have counterpoint music if it's if it's not fighting against itself to some degree, then it's it's not gonna move or it's just gonna be stagnant and it won't be warm, right?
01:57:38.050 --> 01:57:40.770
You have to have have some some warmness to it.
01:57:40.850 --> 01:57:49.409
And like you said, if you play a C, you're playing all the incidentals that come with it, and then you'll get harmonic and incidental, accidental vibrations and sympathetic vibrations and other things.
01:57:49.570 --> 01:57:54.770
Like if you hit a hit a drum or something off the stage, you'll get another drum that'll vibrate, right?
01:57:54.850 --> 01:58:01.810
Or wine glasses will resonate, and that's I think that goes back to what uh Billy was talking about, you know, that quantum superposition, right?
01:58:02.050 --> 01:58:03.250
It starts to oscillate.
01:58:03.650 --> 01:58:08.050
And it's and even clocks will synchronize, like tachyon energy, it must synchronize.
01:58:08.130 --> 01:58:14.770
So I think I think there is a universal clock, and I think we're gonna find it's gonna be somewhere, you know, somewhere down around the Planck frequency.
01:58:14.930 --> 01:58:37.570
Um the one over 137, the fine structure constant there, where your ratio of your photon to the ratio of the your ratio ratio of the electron to the photon is is basically that that harmonic series, your electrons at the lower octave, the photons at the higher octave, but they're the same thing, it's the same joke being played, right?
01:58:37.730 --> 01:58:42.690
And the ratio between them is one over 137, which is the fine structure constant that Billy mentioned earlier.
01:58:43.010 --> 01:58:45.730
And Terrence Terrence used the word fine also earlier.
01:58:45.810 --> 01:58:51.570
So Billy gotta get to the the pyramids, I think, right now.
01:58:51.810 --> 01:58:53.090
Yeah, yeah, I've gotta go.
01:58:53.250 --> 01:58:58.050
I'm taking every I'm taking everyone into the I'm taking a hundred people to Bayum right now.
01:58:58.130 --> 01:58:58.850
I gotta get out of here.
01:58:59.010 --> 01:59:02.690
I gotta take them to uh the Valley of the Wales uh for today.
01:59:03.730 --> 01:59:08.449
If I don't get downstairs, I've been up here for two hours.
01:59:08.529 --> 01:59:11.890
She's like she came and looked at the door nicely.
01:59:13.570 --> 01:59:16.369
Terrence and Chris, you still got time to keep building?
01:59:16.610 --> 01:59:17.810
Um I gotta go.
01:59:17.970 --> 01:59:21.090
If I stay on, if I stay on, I'm done.
01:59:21.250 --> 01:59:21.810
I am done.
01:59:22.529 --> 01:59:24.369
But I don't mind picking this up again.
01:59:24.529 --> 01:59:28.210
Yeah, you know, yeah, we can pick it up again when you guys are available.
01:59:28.289 --> 01:59:29.010
Yeah, I'd be able to do that.
01:59:29.170 --> 01:59:29.890
You can do this again.
01:59:30.130 --> 01:59:32.289
We do this what is today, Tuesday?
01:59:33.409 --> 01:59:38.050
We can hop it, we can hop again next Tuesday if we want and and do a follow-up.
01:59:38.369 --> 01:59:40.610
Yeah, love to hear how the people respond to it.
01:59:40.690 --> 01:59:41.730
Yeah, it's just great.
01:59:41.890 --> 01:59:43.489
This is not just one bite.
01:59:43.650 --> 01:59:45.810
This is it's the first day.
01:59:46.130 --> 01:59:46.850
It's the first.
01:59:47.570 --> 01:59:48.529
Oh, yeah, oh yeah.
01:59:48.690 --> 01:59:49.570
No, that'll be great.
01:59:49.650 --> 01:59:54.529
Listen, well, um, with that being said, uh, next week we'll have a follow-up then.
01:59:54.770 --> 01:59:56.289
Next week we'll have a follow-up.
01:59:56.690 --> 02:00:01.890
Uh, we also got to talk what day you want to premiere the uh the movie that you uh sent to me.
02:00:02.449 --> 02:00:03.730
I like how you said Friday.
02:00:03.810 --> 02:00:05.090
Friday's the Friday, Friday.
02:00:05.170 --> 02:00:05.650
Sounds good.
02:00:05.890 --> 02:00:07.890
Friday movie thing, new movie day.
02:00:08.210 --> 02:00:09.329
All right, well, that sounds good.
02:00:09.489 --> 02:00:13.409
Hey, well, with that being said, this concludes the first night of the series.
02:00:13.570 --> 02:00:16.529
This is like uh, you know how they got a documentary in the docuseries.
02:00:16.690 --> 02:00:19.970
This is like the docu series, we got more episodes to come.
02:00:20.210 --> 02:00:23.090
So uh, with that being said, man, this was such a great time.
02:00:23.250 --> 02:00:29.890
Uh, Terrence, Billy, Chris, I want to thank all three of you for coming on, and we'll find out a way to set this up for next Tuesday.
02:00:30.130 --> 02:00:33.170
Next Tuesday, same bat time, same bat channel.
02:00:33.329 --> 02:00:36.289
Oh, yeah, I'm good for six o'clock.
02:00:36.449 --> 02:00:37.730
Thank thank you to all of y'all.
02:00:37.810 --> 02:00:38.289
Thank you.
02:00:38.529 --> 02:00:38.850
Thank you.
02:00:38.930 --> 02:00:39.970
I appreciate it, brother.
02:00:41.890 --> 02:00:42.449
Yeah, I will.
02:00:42.529 --> 02:00:43.329
All right, peace.
02:00:44.289 --> 02:00:51.570
Peace and blessings to everyone who uh oh who was uh, I think this and I think I got where's Chris at?
02:00:51.810 --> 02:00:54.210
Uh Chris, where are you at?
02:00:54.369 --> 02:00:58.850
I got uh oh, there go Chris.
02:00:58.930 --> 02:01:00.529
All right, peace to Chris as well.
02:01:00.610 --> 02:01:03.409
Uh Chris, Terrence, Billy, peace to everybody.
02:01:03.489 --> 02:01:04.529
That concludes.
02:01:04.690 --> 02:01:06.130
Uh, y'all heard it here.
02:01:06.210 --> 02:01:09.489
We're gonna have another episode uh next week.
02:01:09.730 --> 02:01:12.930
I want to thank everybody for tuning in for tonight.
02:01:13.010 --> 02:01:15.650
We did two hours, two hours go by so fast, right?
02:01:15.730 --> 02:01:19.730
When it's when it's a show like this, it goes by so fast.
02:01:19.890 --> 02:01:22.050
But uh, somebody said what the movie about.
02:01:22.130 --> 02:01:31.810
Well, it's about everything um Terrence is introducing uh to the people, and uh it's called wish I had uh man.
02:01:31.890 --> 02:01:32.369
I don't see it.
02:01:32.930 --> 02:01:34.529
I had the name of it.
02:01:35.570 --> 02:01:40.210
Oh man, I don't have the name of it right now, but uh I'll I'll give you an update on it.
02:01:40.610 --> 02:01:42.050
But what what y'all thought, man?
02:01:42.130 --> 02:01:42.770
That that was dope.
02:01:42.850 --> 02:01:44.369
I really I really like that.
02:01:44.610 --> 02:01:49.090
It was a great vibe, and um yeah.
02:01:49.250 --> 02:01:52.930
Well, somebody said, Why can't the people fund you, Terrence?
02:01:53.010 --> 02:02:00.130
I mean, if they didn't have to go, we was gonna get into that, and I guess that's what we'll get into next week.
02:02:00.449 --> 02:02:08.449
Um, yeah, Terrence got something he's introducing to y'all, he got something big that he's gonna introduce to y'all.
02:02:08.690 --> 02:02:24.850
So we're definitely gonna uh we're definitely gonna get to that, and that's gonna be quite beneficial for everybody, and we're not gonna need no help from outside entities if we are able to support each other and fund each other.
02:02:25.010 --> 02:02:36.369
We don't need outside entities to do what we gotta do in creating this new paradigm on this new world, and the world is gonna consist of a lot of people, you know.
02:02:36.449 --> 02:02:41.650
Uh, we're gonna get help from a lot of different places, and you know, it's gonna be it's gonna be amazing.
02:02:41.810 --> 02:02:43.329
It's gonna be amazing.
02:02:43.570 --> 02:02:46.130
Uh, but yeah, man, what a show, what a show.
02:02:46.289 --> 02:02:48.369
Uh Tuesday, October 6th.
02:02:48.529 --> 02:02:49.810
Uh, we went two hours.
02:02:49.970 --> 02:02:51.650
Let me see what y'all talking about.
02:02:51.810 --> 02:02:53.810
Uh, what's the topic for next week?
02:02:53.890 --> 02:02:55.170
I'm not sure yet.
02:02:55.489 --> 02:03:00.529
I think we can we we're gonna get deep into Terrence and the um and the technology.
02:03:00.610 --> 02:03:01.890
We're gonna have to see some.
02:03:01.970 --> 02:03:04.529
We're gonna get deep into this technology.
02:03:04.770 --> 02:03:12.289
Yeah, I think we gotta step it up and we gotta put uh big boy pants on and we gotta we gotta get deep into this technology now.
02:03:12.449 --> 02:03:21.170
Yeah, we we heard all the basic stuff, we gotta get deep into the technology, and um, I think that you know that's gonna be real good.
02:03:21.329 --> 02:03:22.850
That's gonna be real good.
02:03:24.289 --> 02:03:26.130
Uh somebody said great vibe.
02:03:26.210 --> 02:03:27.489
Yeah, it was definitely a great vibe.
02:03:27.570 --> 02:03:28.770
Yeah, definitely was a great vibe.
02:03:28.850 --> 02:03:34.690
I definitely appreciate the vibe um that was created on the show.
02:03:35.890 --> 02:03:37.489
New Domin said that was so good.
02:03:37.570 --> 02:03:38.690
Yep, I agree.
02:03:38.850 --> 02:03:39.650
I agree.
02:03:41.570 --> 02:03:42.130
Yep.
02:03:44.050 --> 02:03:46.850
Yeah, we're gonna pick up where we left off next time.
02:03:47.970 --> 02:03:51.329
We definitely uh yeah, we can funn whatever we want.
02:03:51.409 --> 02:03:52.529
Somebody said funnel, yeah.
02:03:52.610 --> 02:03:54.610
We could definitely funnel whatever we want.
02:03:54.850 --> 02:03:59.329
Yeah, I mean that that might have been the fastest two hours I've experienced in a while.
02:03:59.409 --> 02:04:00.770
Like, like shit.
02:04:00.930 --> 02:04:03.650
That was that that two hours went by.
02:04:03.970 --> 02:04:07.570
Like, oh my god, that was a fast two hours.
02:04:07.810 --> 02:04:09.890
That was a that was a fast.
02:04:10.210 --> 02:04:11.170
Oh, somebody thank you.
02:04:11.250 --> 02:04:13.810
Somebody said iconic the questions you asked.
02:04:13.890 --> 02:04:17.010
Thank you, you know, and and I I got so many more.
02:04:17.090 --> 02:04:20.210
I I mean I I got so many more.
02:04:20.690 --> 02:04:23.010
This could have been uh wow.
02:04:23.170 --> 02:04:31.010
This show could have been wow, like I mean it was it was wow, but oh man, I just I wish we could have gone longer, but that's what you know next week is for.
02:04:31.170 --> 02:04:35.170
But I appreciate uh the comment about I appreciate the comment.
02:04:35.890 --> 02:04:42.610
Uh man, I really want to hear you know, Phil Valentine was in the comment section.
02:04:42.850 --> 02:04:43.890
Yeah, I don't even know.
02:04:44.130 --> 02:04:48.289
Phil Valentine was in the comment section toward the beginning of the show.
02:04:48.369 --> 02:04:52.850
I wasn't paying attention after that because I'm focused on the show, but it was soon 077.
02:04:53.170 --> 02:04:55.250
Phil Valentine was in the comment section.
02:04:55.329 --> 02:04:55.890
He was there.
02:04:56.050 --> 02:04:57.090
Phil seen the show.
02:04:57.170 --> 02:04:58.210
Phil text me.
02:04:59.489 --> 02:05:01.730
What what let me show you what Phil said?
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That's my daughter.
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Let me show you what Phil said.
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Yo, this is hold up.
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What let me show you what Phil said.
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What Phil said, Ray Show, you are a gifted questioner, King.
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That's Phil Valentine.
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Let me just put it on again.
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Just because y'all think Phil ain't Phil seen the show.
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Great show, you are a gifted questioner, King.
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That's Phil Valentine.
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Phil seen the show, he was in the chat.
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He texted me compliments.
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Yeah, yeah, that's Phil.
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Listen, the stars came out tonight, y'all.
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The stars came out tonight.
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The stars was in the building, even if they didn't let themselves be known, but the stars were in the building to trust him.
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Trust me when I say a lot of important people were in the chat tonight that you may never know who was in there.
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People are watching this man.
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And when he introduces something to you next week and tells you about something next week, you know, hey, don't say he ain't come here first.
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I love this.
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I love this.
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I'm passionate about this.
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I love this.
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But yeah, I'm glad somebody said Phil, Phil, Phil was here.
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Phil was here, Phil seen it, he was here, he enjoyed it, he loved it.
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He loved it, and he complimented me on top of that.
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How how nice is that?
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How nice is that, you know what else, you know, the master teach master teacher compliment me?
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That's beautiful.
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That is beautiful, but uh, like I said, uh yeah, yeah, terrace explains it great.
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Uh uh Billy with Billy and Chris came in, and Chris was a great compliment.
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Just all three of them.
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It was just it was magnificent.
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It was magnificent, all three of them.
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Uh, this is my first time uh me and Chris.
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I didn't never met him before, and um, just it was just a great chemistry.
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I mean, it was an awesome chemistry.
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So I definitely uh, like I said, I look forward to uh next week.
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Uh, but listen, with that being said, I'm gonna get out of here.
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You know, I'm gonna get out of here.
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Uh, just want to talk with y'all real quick after the show.
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Uh, we're gonna do the movie night next Friday.
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That's dope.
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That's dope.
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So stay tuned for that.
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Terrence Howard got like a like a mini movie.
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I think it's no, it's not mini, it's two hours.
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Matter of fact, this shit ain't no mini movie, it's two hours.
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So, yeah, we're gonna do a uh movie night next Friday.
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Um, featuring Terrence Howard, like a Tennessee Howard documentary on what he's working on.
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So that's next Friday, and uh, yeah, we're gonna work this out for next Tuesday.
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We're gonna get it popping.
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It's good, man.
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It's a paradigm shift.
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This is what we all waited for.
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This is what we all talked about.
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Um, yeah, it's it's it's beautiful.
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So uh, with that being said, um, let me get out of here.
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I appreciate y'all.
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I'm gonna get out here with uh this commercial from uh my brother Mr.
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G.
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Uh, make sure you get that gee tea, you know what I'm saying?
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One of the group best drinks, tonics from Honduras or from anywhere in the world that you could get.
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And uh yeah, I'll be back.
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I probably won't go live tomorrow.
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I'll probably go live Thursday.
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I talked to Brother Yosef.
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I gotta give Brother Yosef a call, and I'll probably do something with Brother Yosef.
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So shout to Brother Yosef, but we'll probably do something on Thursday, and as soon as I get an update about next week with Billy and um and uh Terrence and Chris, I'll let y'all know.
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I know Billy's in Egypt, so it's kind of you know, his schedule is way different.
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Like Billy did this show at like four in the morning, you know what I'm saying?
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So Billy's a different type of business animal, you know.
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I mean, like people ain't built to do a show at four in the morning.
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So shout to Billy.
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But um, as soon as I get information on next week, I will let y'all know.
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But with that being said, this is Brother Rich, Father Rich, Radio Rich, Resonance Rich, Rockstar Rich.
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Any double R you could think of.
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Oh man, what a good show! I appreciate it.
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Thank you to my guests.
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Thank you for the people tuning in, and I will see y'all soon, family.
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Have a good night, alright?
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Peace and blessings.
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From the roots where they earth still speak, through the fire where they always breathe.
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Hands of wisdom time can't be raised.
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Every drop got a story to say, slow it down, fill the rhythm inside.
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This ain't rush, this is the sacred design.
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From the soil to the store to the light.
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What you hold is a gift of life.
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Feel it in your soul.
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Incestral power in every drop.
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It's that legacy, this don't stop.
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Do I put the deep in you hold?
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Yes, you're in true life.
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Something you drink, you receive this bad energy you believe.
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This is where your elder zit and drums in.
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Tell me some over here.
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You made huge ones when you said after you complete these 15 episodes in the ball, you're gonna walk away for a while or for one key and tell me not to level.
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But I've been 37 years pretending to be people so that people can pretend to watch and enjoy what I'm doing when I make some discoveries in my own personalized with the science, you know, with that research and I was able to open up the wall of my model and find the real window combination.
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Why would I continue in a walking along with my tiny generation?
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What do you intend to do?
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Well, let me put it this way all energy in the universe is expressing motion, all motion is expressing waves, all waves are coming.
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So where does the straight lines come from to make the platonic solids?
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There are no straight lines.
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So when I took the flower of life and opened it properly, I found a whole new wave conjugation that expose the in-between spaces.
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That's it's the thing that holds us all together.
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Man, oh man, oh man.
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Wow.
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That was 2019.
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It is so good.
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It is so good to do the show in 2026 and to see Terrence was really serious about that.
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I remember when uh when the community first heard him say that, and we were like, wow, oh shit is going down.
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What is he about to reveal?
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Is he gonna is he gonna stay on this?
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Is this just for this moment?
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Is he gonna stay with it?
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So it's a beautiful thing uh to see uh Terrence continue to do his thing and things he's gonna uh reveal tonight on the channel.
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I want to take this time, family, the much anticipated show.
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Uh I want to take this time to welcome back to the platform Billy Carson.
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Y'all know Billy Carson, he's a regular since since 2019, ironically, since 2019.
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Uh Chris Searley.
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Now, that this is um Terrence's CFO, CTO, CTO, CTO, CTO, right?
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Um, and Terrence Howard.
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Thank you, my brother.
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No, thank you.
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But what's really great about that clip you just played, the fascinating thing, the day before that, Chris Seeley, myself, and David Johnson, we had just put together a simulation, live physics simulation with no animation, without any um cartoons being put into it.
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Everything was literally the physics there.
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And we were able to rebuild Saturn in a simulator without gravity, without dark matter, without dark energy, proving all of their models wrong because their entire model said that you only have four percent of the universe that's actually visible, that actually they understand the other 96% of it, you know, being dark matter and dark energy, they just don't have any clue.
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So they say they have uh an idea of how to understand 4% of the universe.
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Well, because we had just made that discovery with a physics simulator without any garbage in it.
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I thought the world would be so happy to and relieved to know that we no longer have to chase this ghost called gravity or run from these ghosts called dark matter and dark energy because now it's all light because we can see it.
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It's been called dark because no one could see it.
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I was I overestimated the intelligence of mankind at that moment.
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I really thought people would be excited about it, and that's why I was so excited that at the Emmys, I was like, Oh no, wait a minute, I've just seen the light.
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I've got to talk about this right now.
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It's time, yeah, it's time to come out of come come into the covenant now.
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So that's what that was about.
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You know, since you built that um simulation of Saturn, what do you think about the um oh let me put let me share this real quick?
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This recent discovery uh that they're saying with the Hubble, uh I believe it is Hubble telescope, where they're saying that there's a decagon decagon encircling Saturn's South Pole.
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Let me read this real quick.
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Yeah, recent observations with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has revealed a giant evolving 10-sided atmospheric wave encircling Saturn's South Pole.
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This discovery marks the first time a large regular-sided jet pattern has been observed in the planet's southern hemisphere.
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I'm I'm gonna end it there.
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I'm not gonna go too long, but uh this wasn't there when you built that simulation.
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Uh, from what I know.
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Um, how do you feel about this recent discovery?
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Uh uh Well, what was fascinating when we when we rebuilt Saturn in the simulator, we were able to rebuild the hexagon that Saturn has at the very top of at of its north pole.
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Now, at the time we were unaware of the decagon at the bottom of it.
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But if you look at the continued cloud patterns, everything has to be balanced.
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So if you have a geometric structure taking place in the north, it's going to be balanced by an equal geometric structure in the South Pole because they're basically one system that's just communicating back and forth.
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So if geometry communicates with other geometry, so I'm surprised that they haven't discovered other anomalies on other planets.
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And I think now that they're using their minds a little more, they will find them.
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Yeah.
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I believe so.
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I think if you scale up a tetrahedron and put it inside of Saturn, you'll find that where the uh the corners of the tetrahedron touch the equator, you'll find that's where you'll see a lot of the storms and the storm and high energy activity as well.
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And so if you take a star tetrahedron where you have one facing up and one facing down, the ancient Egyptians called it a Merkaba.
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And you'll see that you'll exactly what Terrence Howard is saying, you'll see the uh the anomaly on the top at the North Pole and also the anomaly at the South Pole as well.
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Yeah, what I'm basically saying is you can't have order on one side of the mirror and have disorder on the other side because the poles are mirror reflections of each other.
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So if you have geometric um symmetry at the top, you're going to have symmetry at the bottom.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I think that's what uh in the results of the Saturn model, we used um vortex energy only, just vortex is pointed towards the center of the space.
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And the geometry was actually following the linchpin geometry, so I I don't recall off the top of my head, but I think we had was it uh sixteen sixteen total vortices, was it Terrence?
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Twelve to sixteen anyway.
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And like Terrence said, there was no gravity in the model, it was just the resistance of the opposing vortices pointing at each other.
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And then the there's a basically a field that forms when you have that speeding back on itself.
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Sort of like the the double double slit experiment in 3D, if you can kind of envision it that way, interference, right?
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And that's what created created this like a sphere in in 3D space because there was there was no gravity.
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So you ended up with a hexagon on the top.
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So I'm not surprised at all that they've discovered uh a decadon at the bottom of or what was it?
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Decahedron Decahedron.
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Decahedron, yeah, at the bottom.
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Yeah, yeah.
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That makes sense too.
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But that was and the bigger part of what we had discovered was before it was always thought that everything was building from the inside outward, but this was proof that everything has been formed as a result of external pressures.
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It was the external pressures that were generating and creating the conditions that created Saturn, not from some internal force.
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The internal force was a secondary action, and that pushes up against the external forces pushing on it, but it shows that everything inside the universe is literally necessary for everything else, because everything else in the universe is dependent upon every single waveform, even the smallest ant is necessary for there to be balance within our universe.
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Everything is here for balance.
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Attention, right?
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Yep.
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Indeed.
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With with what you um, you know, it was like when you like I said, I played that interview from 2019, and when you came with this uh what they're calling new math mathematics, if that's the proper word to use, and new number theory, new number theory, and everything.
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It was like so revolutionary to hear somebody say those things.
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And um, you know, uh, I I've heard you talk about your patents and your inventions.
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Um, you know, another it reminds me of early this year, you know, there was a series of UFO research researchers that went missing, and a well-known one in the spiritual community, David Wilcock, um, was unalive and they called it a suicide.
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And wait, David Wilcox is there?
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Yeah, yeah, you didn't know about maybe six minutes.
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It may, it may, yeah.
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Oh my god, that was he was a friend of mine.
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Yeah, he was yeah, he was kind of I used to I used to watch his show on Sunday.
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It was so long, it was like three, four hours, but I would try to catch at least an hour, and um he has some great information.
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Um, but saying that to say, um you know, he had he was working on um and he was working on technology as well.
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Um Terrence, I want to know, my brother, how was your how is your faith right now in terms of you know, you got this parasitic elite who are known for um throughout history for getting rid of truth tellers, um, whether it be the churches, whether it be the governments, whether it be secret societies, uh, but at the same time with the knowledge that we all have, we with your divinity, with your the knowledge of the I am presence, the knowledge of the prime source creator, how does your faith in your divinity measure up against the so-called powers that be and what they have done to uh truth tellers in the past?
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Where are you at right now with this, Terrence?
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I mean, back in 2019, I had extra security when I went to Disneyland, ended up taking 14, 15 people with me to as security.
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Every place I went was spending a whole lot of money thinking someone was going to attempt to unalive me.
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Yeah.
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You know, then you go through that paranoia for a number of years, and then you realize, you know, whatever's gonna happen, it's gonna happen.
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The creator put me into this position for a reason.
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Um, I'm I think I have fulfilled that purpose, which was to share, you know, the opening of the flower of life and to share the new geometry and to share the hope of a new of a new um paradigm where things where we can have equanimity.
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Um it I was frightened for years.
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I'll be honest.
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I was checking every lock for years, checking under my car, and then you realize that you cannot avoid the inevitable.
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What is bound to take place is going to take place.
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Now the question is, how do you face it?
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Because a lot of people have silenced themselves because of fear of being unalived, but that's a death in itself when you quiet the spirit that is motivated.
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Oh wow, that's a greater death.
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That's deep, Jared.
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That's greater death.
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What they say, a coward dies a thousand deaths.
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Is that what you refer to?
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Yes, okay.
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Okay.
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A thousand deaths.
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And you know, when I first started speaking about, even though they brought out immediately after that first interview with Joe Rogan, where I had explained the relationship of masculine and femininity with regard to the periodic table and how to break hydrogen from oxygen just by using beryllium, but not using the actual element of beryllium.
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You all you need to do is generate the sound of beryllium, and therefore you don't have to worry about the oxidation that typically would take place if you try to use the element beryllium because it would immediately get coated over and oxygenated and stop working.
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And as a result of that, the hydrogen and the oxygen will violently break their bonds, you know, and now you can use the hydrogen for fuel and you can use the oxygen for fuel.
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Um, immediately in the comments, I saw rest in peace.
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Rest in peace, which frightened me a little bit, but it was too late.
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The truth is already out there, and for anybody with the skills and the common sense, they will know how to transmute or how to disassociate hydrogen from oxygen and or in their water and be able to use that for fuel.
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I believe that we're headed into a civil war very soon because of the disenfranchisement that people are are sweltering in.
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We have no hope.
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So I think, and then once Trump got up there and said the other day, two weeks ago, about you know, the people that want reparations, they want, they hate this country.
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They hate this country to ask for the reparations that are due to the descendants of slaves.
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Now, I presented, hey, why don't we no taxes for the next 400 years for the descendants of slaves?
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Let the African American community become um an economic opportunity zone, and we can now build our own banks, build our own communities, and we don't the IRS only lose 13% of their GDP, because that's what they say.
00:16:01.250 --> 00:16:04.209
Black people only make up 13% of the GDP.
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You know, if Trump wanted to try and get somebody to vote for him, then what you need to do is address the reparations and all these things.
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I thought I would get killed for saying that.
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So, you know, right now, if you speak against Zion, you know, you can become we can be financially murdered.
00:16:24.769 --> 00:16:28.689
You know, there's so many ways in which they can wipe you out.
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So just stop being afraid and just live, you know.
00:16:32.529 --> 00:16:38.929
This could be our very last day, or it could be our first day as the men we want to be.
00:16:40.609 --> 00:16:52.849
You know, you speak of uh being wiped out by Zion, uh with and and and I wanna and one of the ways they will wipe you out is they uh blackball you.
00:16:52.929 --> 00:16:55.729
You talked about that before when you uh sued Disney.
00:16:55.889 --> 00:16:59.729
Uh, we've seen uh a live example of that recently.
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I guess you could say with Kanye West, where they froze his bank accounts, he went to the bank and he couldn't access his own money.
00:17:06.529 --> 00:17:16.210
Uh, what I want to know, Terence, this is what I this is this is the million-dollar question that people probably wondering about uh your your your the math that you are introducing.
00:17:16.289 --> 00:17:24.450
And when people think about math, a lot of times, Terrence, they think about uh money, you know, when you're young, they'd be like, Oh, learn how to count because then you could count some money, you know.
00:17:24.529 --> 00:17:26.529
They think about money when they think about math.
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What I want to know, Terence, is utilizing you the math that you are introducing to the world, um, within a currency system, would greed and currency still exist, or would your system get us out of that loop, as you say, that we have been in for a long time?
00:17:44.450 --> 00:18:00.849
Well, the purpose of uh new number theory is to get out of this these linear projections, these uh false ideas that everything is just being it's you it's it's stop, repeat, step and repeat, step and repeat.
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That's what the math does.
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Now, it doesn't explain how the universe behaves with their present economic situation.
00:18:08.450 --> 00:18:13.569
If I asked you with one times one equaling one, well, what's a dollar times a dollar?
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Is it just a dollar?
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If one times one equals one, and they used to say, well, you can't multiply money.
00:18:22.049 --> 00:18:37.730
Well, now that money is no longer attached to a solid um base, it's no longer attached to gold or to coal or it to anything, it's just an integer being multiplied by any other integer.
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So now you can multiply money.
00:18:40.369 --> 00:18:44.450
So what's a dollar times a dollar, you know, in dimes?
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What's 10 dimes times 10 dimes?
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Is that just a dollar?
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Or is that a hundred dimes?
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Is that ten dollars?
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Or do it in quarters?
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What's four quarters times four quarters?
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That's sixteen quarters, that's four dollars from that same dollar times a dollar, or one times one equaling one.
00:19:02.529 --> 00:19:05.809
If you're doing in pennies, that's a hundred pennies times a hundred pennies.
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That's that's a hundred dollars.
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That's ten thousand pennies, that's a hundred dollars.
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And you think that governments and banks aren't doing this?
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What's interesting, every state is allowed to print coins, they're not allowed to necessarily print dollars outside of the Federal Reserve.
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They're able to present.
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So you you mean to tell me certain banks aren't like, hey, let's just do this calculation in pennies.
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If you're a well-established place, if you're brand new, you might be able to do it in 50 cent pieces, and you still get twice as much.
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But with our new system, it's based upon equanimity and it's about balance.
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Everything is accounted for in every aspect of it.
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And the goal is to get off of this indirect form of exchange.
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To get rid of we're the only known species throughout the entire universe that uses indirect currency that we know of.
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There's no other creature on this planet that uses uh indirect currency.
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Yeah, everything is an immediate exchange.
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There's no but nothing old, there's always it's perfectly balanced, and that's where we need to get back to instead of a system of pushing to the future or relying on the past.
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We need to be in the present moment.
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So it's that's what the new math is about.
00:20:36.289 --> 00:20:55.730
And another part of it is to bring balance back to our understanding of the universe, because as it sits now, in order to understand how the universe behaves, you have to, based upon their standard model, the very first thing you have to do is to abandon conservation of energy.
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Because here energy laws, in order for one times one to equal one, okay.
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You've got two ones on one side of the equal sign and just one at the end of it.
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We have action times and action without a reaction.
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So you have you've you've abandoned the you've abandoned conservation of energy and you've abandoned action and reactionary laws in order to make their math work at the very beginning.
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So you that's an unsustainable mindframe for a civilization that wants to move into the future.
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Yeah.
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And you know, the scientists always use conservation as energy, well, the mainstream as the reason why a lot of these uh these extraordinary new mathematics and technologies won't work.
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They always try to debunk it by saying, oh, it violates conservation of energy, and they try to toss it out.
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You know, there's a lot of magnetic motors that have been invented that work perfectly fine.
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They just they just sequester the patents.
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They, you know, they eminent domain those patents, and then they use them, and you discover that they convert into military patents later on.
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It's what they've always done.
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So we have to now bring balance back into our understanding.
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That's some of the things that Billy has been talking about constantly.
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Bring common sense into your worship, understand what you've been taught, and listen for the truth in it and look for the lie, look for the deception.
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Just most of the biggest deceivers in in our history has been those associated with religion.
00:22:37.009 --> 00:22:50.769
You know, uh Billy just mentioned patents, uh, Terrence, and one of the uh biggest moneymakers that you know they in our society, a man named Elon Musk said, Patents are for the weak, Terence.
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What's your thoughts on Elon say?
00:22:53.649 --> 00:22:55.730
Patents are for the weak, my brother.
00:22:55.889 --> 00:22:57.089
When you talk about all those patents.
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They are talking, talk to me, Terrence.
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It's it's it's a it's a weak man's copyright at the end of the day, because it's really the power is in having the financial means to defend your inventions or to to defend your desires.
00:23:14.450 --> 00:23:27.649
When you hold a patent, you're hoping that the US, that the US um PTO, UN United States Patent and Trademark Office is going to protect your idea and protect the integrity of what you're trying to do.
00:23:27.809 --> 00:23:33.250
If you had, if I had the money that Elon has, I wouldn't need the patents because I would just be producing.
00:23:34.289 --> 00:23:53.809
But being in the position that I'm in, the only defense that I have against the rest of the world coming and taking that which I have discovered or that which has been worked upon with my team is hoping that, yeah, I guess I'm like one of the Gulf nations.
00:23:53.889 --> 00:24:03.809
I'm waiting for the US to making sure, hoping that the US will defend us against somebody attacking us and not leave us in Afghanistan, you know.
00:24:04.450 --> 00:24:04.849
Right.
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You know, the thing that the thing that Elon Musk did was he created uh uh he created an entire industry by open sourcing uh the technology.
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And I can foresee maybe one at one point when uh Terrence's um uh his his experiments and his technology gain full strength, and that that which he's already began to create only creates so much more, and then maybe uh he'll look to some uh open sourcing, creating entire industries around that map, around that technology, and that can expand globally.
00:24:39.329 --> 00:24:42.849
And now we have a multi-trillion dollar industry, it can be amazing.
00:24:43.089 --> 00:24:43.649
Amen.
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Amen.
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That's the ultimate goal of everything that I'm doing.
00:24:47.649 --> 00:25:01.970
But right now we have to incubate it, it has to protect it from, you know, initially when Eric Weinstein came on to Joe Rogan, you know, he said he came there to steel man me, he was there to help me.
00:25:02.369 --> 00:25:13.490
No, we haven't we have he came in and he he asked to participate in that, and the moment he gets in there, he obfuscates and then he disappears.
00:25:13.649 --> 00:25:18.049
Chris and I had numerous conversations with him and Edward.
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What was Edward's last name, Chris?
00:25:20.450 --> 00:25:22.609
Uh Edward Frankel, mathematician.
00:25:22.849 --> 00:25:27.009
Yeah, Frankel over at at um no, no, no.
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He he's in at Berkeley, up at Berkeley.
00:25:32.049 --> 00:25:47.089
He brought him on and they talked to us for about a week and then became really disrespectful with my team, you know, about about how is it that we're a he didn't know what a plank length was.
00:25:47.490 --> 00:25:49.649
Was that what they were arguing about, Chris?
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Was it the plank length?
00:25:52.210 --> 00:25:58.289
Well, it was something to that I don't recall the exact conversation, but yeah, it was uh you know, basically, you know, we were ended up being embarrassed.
00:25:58.450 --> 00:26:03.889
That would be embarrassing based more on our credentials than it was the actual like they wouldn't focus on the actual show.
00:26:06.609 --> 00:26:10.049
So you're just disqualified before we sat down at the table, kind of thing.
00:26:10.210 --> 00:26:10.690
Yeah.
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You don't have and he didn't have any geometry.
00:26:14.609 --> 00:26:40.369
So that tells me one of well, it told me one of two things, you know, that there's a reason for the obfuscation and um roadblocking and gatekeeping was because we were speaking the truth and to go back to to the patent and and the uh probably my suspicious mic so you know I suspect the reason for that is because Terrence and I were tabling and patenting things that do show that uh conservation of energy is not always true.
00:26:41.809 --> 00:26:43.649
There are such things as overunity.
00:26:44.210 --> 00:26:50.210
And our propulsion patent actually divulges that to the public, that there are such things as overunity.
00:26:50.289 --> 00:26:52.849
When you start stacking waves, they don't add together, they double.
00:26:53.250 --> 00:26:53.409
Right?
00:26:53.569 --> 00:26:58.129
That's sort of the holographic information is stored in a factor of four.
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Right.
00:26:59.569 --> 00:27:13.649
So that's it's uh I think that's probably probably why they came to the table, because if you read through our patent, you'll you'll see that the energy that comes out of the patent when you pull the trigger is more than goes into the into the product into the actual discharge.
00:27:14.369 --> 00:27:16.369
They don't like that, they really don't like that.
00:27:16.529 --> 00:27:27.089
Yeah, yeah, and on top of it, we made um six-wing aircraft basically obsolete, you know, by inventing a tangential flight.
00:27:27.649 --> 00:27:43.649
They that they definitely don't like because their pre-sale, their resale for their old planes, like when I was in um Uganda, the president sent sent a plane uh helicopter to pick us up to bring to me to bring us to meet with him.
00:27:43.889 --> 00:27:55.329
And it was a 1969 or 1970 helicopter that had been used in Vietnam, you know, with the diesel.
00:27:55.649 --> 00:28:15.089
I would think that the president would have a decent, but they they these are the resells from once they take it from one other country, from whether it's but Boeing or North it Grumman or Raytheon, they sell it to you know Qatar for 20 years and then they resell it to the African nations.
00:28:15.169 --> 00:28:23.649
But and that's one of the reasons they've tried to keep the African nations in a in a desperate place, because it's a resell plan for it.
00:28:24.049 --> 00:28:27.329
And now here we bring an entirely new system.
00:28:27.409 --> 00:28:31.889
So they've got a hundred years plan for selling all of their old stuff.
00:28:32.210 --> 00:28:35.009
That's their their their method.
00:28:35.250 --> 00:28:45.730
And here we come in and say, okay, now we have tangential flight, unlimited mid-air bonding, all of these things that no one has ever been able to accomplish.
00:28:46.049 --> 00:28:54.129
And the utilitarian um applications for it is endless, absolutely endless.
00:28:54.289 --> 00:29:08.609
So we threaten established systems, even with the um think about the ports of authority, the 6,000 different ports of authority around the world that make tons of money all day.
00:29:08.769 --> 00:29:18.369
It takes three days to unload each one of those cargo ships, but with linchpins, uh, you're able to unload the cargo ships while they're still at sea.
00:29:18.930 --> 00:29:21.409
They don't even have to come and dock.
00:29:21.569 --> 00:29:21.970
Yeah.
00:29:22.369 --> 00:29:29.649
So you're talking about disrupting entire systems, you're talking about destroying the cranes throughout the world.
00:29:30.129 --> 00:29:40.450
They charge$2,000 an hour, at least, for most of these cranes and the businesses associated with it, and you don't need those anymore once you have linchpin.
00:29:40.609 --> 00:29:44.690
You don't have boots on the ground because lynch pen is able to take care of that.
00:29:44.769 --> 00:29:47.649
And that's just one of the inventions.
00:29:48.369 --> 00:29:58.129
So, no, they weren't not happy about what we brought to the table, but I thought that this world was trying to um evolve and grow.
00:29:58.289 --> 00:30:05.490
I didn't know that they were just rooted in trying to make this nasty, ugly, worthless money.
00:30:06.450 --> 00:30:09.809
Yeah, they're still locked out of that old money, that old money system.
00:30:10.210 --> 00:30:14.529
Yeah, I think what you're speaking to before their tearrence is you know, it's about the ideas and the IP.
00:30:14.609 --> 00:30:21.809
I think it's at this point we need to uh you know really fight for the IP because the AI the AI is coming for the IP anyway, right?
00:30:21.889 --> 00:30:27.089
So the patents at least will serve to show that you know we had the idea first, you know.
00:30:27.329 --> 00:30:27.970
Yeah, indeed.
00:30:30.450 --> 00:30:31.490
At least we thought of it.
00:30:33.250 --> 00:30:39.569
And then you look at the these new AI models that are solving um the millennium problems.
00:30:39.889 --> 00:30:46.369
Where over a year ago we presented the solution to the Navy A Stokes um conjecture.
00:30:46.529 --> 00:30:59.730
We we presented the solution to that about finding how do you maintain a smoothness within you know this chaos and not jumping these gaps, and how do things stay remain smooth?
00:30:59.889 --> 00:31:11.730
And they what did you say, Chris, that it took them like 10,000, not 10,000 hours, but it was like 10 million, 10 million dollars in a thousand agents or more, like they they had a whole horde of agents on it to solve it.
00:31:12.289 --> 00:31:24.690
And we were able to solve it in in basically 30 minutes using these the new geometry, and ultimately they're going they they they have to succumb to the geometry because it's true.
00:31:24.769 --> 00:31:27.250
We solved all six millennium problems.
00:31:27.490 --> 00:31:29.649
I put it all out there on my site.
00:31:29.889 --> 00:31:43.649
You don't think that they're picking from there and looking at it and trying, you know, and then they do what they can to say that it wasn't me that brought it, and that's why I presented it out there to the world for free so they would know.
00:31:43.809 --> 00:31:49.009
Because I don't expect all this to stay inside of our corner or in our court.
00:31:49.169 --> 00:31:55.809
You know, I know that people come and pick and take and do what they have to do, and maybe that's our position in this life right now.
00:31:56.049 --> 00:32:02.450
Maybe the position is not to change the world, but maybe just to wake it up and to present these tools.
00:32:02.529 --> 00:32:04.049
And so that's deep, Terrence.
00:32:04.129 --> 00:32:04.769
That's deep.
00:32:04.930 --> 00:32:05.169
Yeah.
00:32:05.409 --> 00:32:07.089
So so that's what we're doing now.
00:32:07.250 --> 00:32:15.569
The new world, new understanding of the universe, the video that I want to release, you know, on your show for the world.
00:32:15.809 --> 00:32:25.089
Everything before, I've always been talking on podcasts, and I was waiting for Eric Weinstein, I was waiting for the academia to come and participate.
00:32:25.409 --> 00:32:27.649
Listen, Terrence, I'm gonna tell you.
00:32:27.889 --> 00:32:29.730
I know that guy pissed you off, man.
00:32:29.889 --> 00:32:36.289
Oh man, that was I watched it, I had to do a video after that, a reaction video, because I felt bad, man.
00:32:36.450 --> 00:32:38.769
So I know, but listen, check this out, Terrence.
00:32:38.849 --> 00:32:41.490
So I'm watching the Joe Rogan show.
00:32:41.809 --> 00:32:47.809
One thing that stood out that I, you know, I was wondering about that was um, because he he kind of got mad.
00:32:47.889 --> 00:32:50.289
He was like, Oh, so you have something against Newton?
00:32:50.609 --> 00:32:52.210
He was talking about Newtonian physics.
00:32:52.369 --> 00:32:57.970
He was like, You got such because you were saying that thing there's there's no such thing as rest, things are always in motion and everything.
00:32:58.529 --> 00:33:00.369
It immediately, check this out, Terrence.
00:33:00.450 --> 00:33:06.849
It immediately reminded me of a book that I came across when I was, I might have been about 23 years old.
00:33:07.089 --> 00:33:11.009
I couldn't articulate it at the time, but my spidey senses went off.
00:33:11.169 --> 00:33:15.250
So even if I can't articulate something and my spidey senses go off, I go with the feeling.
00:33:15.409 --> 00:33:17.569
The book was called God is a verb.
00:33:17.889 --> 00:33:23.730
So with God is a verb, I eventually found out, Terrence, that shit, all matter is a verb.
00:33:23.889 --> 00:33:29.409
All matter is energetic pro is an energetic process, and we're not a fixed object.
00:33:29.649 --> 00:33:39.169
So, what I want to ask you when you telling Eric when he's like, You have a problem with Newtonian physics, and you like everything vibrates, everything oscillates, everything is away.
00:33:39.409 --> 00:33:45.250
When you were saying all that, what I want to say is we were taught, like, my name is Richard, my first name is Richard.
00:33:45.809 --> 00:33:50.930
I'm taught that Richard in great in grade school, they say Richard is a noun.
00:33:51.089 --> 00:33:53.409
A noun means a person, place, or thing.
00:33:53.730 --> 00:33:56.690
But now I'm like, wait a minute, Richard is a verb?
00:33:56.849 --> 00:34:03.809
I'm an action verb, so now I gotta redefine my it's an identity shift gotta happen, Terrence.
00:34:04.049 --> 00:34:14.769
So how would one live more like a verb instead of like a noun and embrace this identity shift that's gonna help us tap into who more of who we truly are?
00:34:16.130 --> 00:34:42.930
Well, it's once you recognize the reflection of yourself in the creator, once you recognize the reflection of yourself in everything that you see, then you realize, okay, no, no, I am I am so much more than this idea of being just a person, you know, and I am more than just a place.
00:34:43.250 --> 00:34:47.090
I am I am that I am.
00:34:47.889 --> 00:34:52.130
Everything is the creator under different circumstances.
00:34:52.289 --> 00:34:53.250
We are all the creator.
00:34:53.329 --> 00:34:57.570
And once you recognize that, there's nobody that can take anything from you.
00:34:57.650 --> 00:35:08.690
You stop being afraid of the future, you stop being afraid of the past, you stop being afraid of anything that was that you thought was going to harm you because you recognize your true strength.
00:35:08.769 --> 00:35:32.210
I used to tell students years ago when I would talk about um someone, the moment that you're when a man is with his wife or with his woman and he sends his sperm into her, that there was anything anywhere from 250 million to 500 million sperm that got to that egg, that you know, was sent into that vaginal canal.
00:35:32.530 --> 00:35:36.450
And only out of all of them, only one of us got there.
00:35:36.769 --> 00:35:41.730
For a woman, it's a blind five day, 128-hour marathon.
00:35:41.890 --> 00:35:44.850
For a man, it's a blind 24-hour marathon.
00:35:45.090 --> 00:36:02.850
And I always patted myself on the back for saying once once that you won that one race against a half billion of your own brothers and sisters, and that's what was necessary in order for you to get here, to be successful in life, to be able to deal with life.
00:36:03.090 --> 00:36:09.730
But even more than that, because energy keeps moving in the same direction that it was sent out in.
00:36:10.130 --> 00:36:27.650
Even though those half billion brothers and sisters of ours died trying to get to that egg, we are the ones, once we reach the egg, all of them become part of our foundation.
00:36:27.890 --> 00:36:35.730
Because they've realized that not all of the sperm were trying to get to the egg, that maybe 50% of them were acting as blockers.
00:36:35.890 --> 00:36:39.810
That they were saying, You look like you're gonna have one eyelash more than me.
00:36:39.970 --> 00:36:43.010
I think you'll have a better chance of being successful in life.
00:36:43.170 --> 00:36:44.769
I'm going to block for you.
00:36:45.010 --> 00:36:45.730
So guess what?
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When you get to that egg, when you got to that egg, you got to that egg with a half billion of your own brothers and sisters behind you.
00:36:54.130 --> 00:37:03.090
So at any given moment, a person can stand up, and anybody can, uh a group of people can tear me apart, can knock me down.
00:37:03.490 --> 00:37:07.090
But God forbid me to bring a million of my army.
00:37:07.330 --> 00:37:09.730
And what if I bring my entire army?
00:37:09.970 --> 00:37:17.570
Oh, half a billion of my brothers and sisters that are alive and energy and energetically moving within me.
00:37:17.730 --> 00:37:19.330
That's what gives you presence.
00:37:19.490 --> 00:37:26.610
And when you recognize that, then you see the divine, and you're like, Oh, I am the god man, I am a godling.
00:37:29.490 --> 00:37:30.530
I love it, yeah, man.
00:37:30.769 --> 00:37:31.730
Powerful.
00:37:32.850 --> 00:37:37.810
Billy, you want to add on to that, or listen, not as a verb, matter is a verb.
00:37:38.130 --> 00:37:39.810
Listen, everything, you know.
00:37:40.210 --> 00:37:41.650
Really, this mic is a verb.
00:37:41.810 --> 00:37:42.210
That's right.
00:37:42.610 --> 00:37:43.250
You know what I'm saying?
00:37:43.410 --> 00:37:46.370
We taught, we were taught, Billy, we were taught.
00:37:46.610 --> 00:37:51.410
Um the mic is here, the mic will be the subject.
00:37:51.650 --> 00:37:54.850
This will be the verb, I guess, and you know, whatever, whatever.
00:37:54.930 --> 00:37:56.610
But now the mic is a verb.
00:37:56.930 --> 00:38:02.370
Well, you know, when you look at when you look at the science behind it, you begin to realize that everything is conscious, right?
00:38:02.530 --> 00:38:15.330
Yeah, because electrons are conscious, because electrons make a decision to collapse from waves into the illusion of solidity when a conscious observer observes the the movement uh in the quantum field.
00:38:15.410 --> 00:38:18.610
So we're talking about again the observer effect, the double-slit experiment.
00:38:18.850 --> 00:38:20.930
We collapse reality into existence.
00:38:21.090 --> 00:38:39.250
And so, since those electrons are aware that they're being observed and collapse into the illusion of this matter, uh, in some incredible way, everything that exists in the universe is running on these same observer principles and is conscious.
00:38:39.410 --> 00:38:43.810
So the microphone is conscious, the computer is conscious, the camera's conscious, your clothing is conscious.
00:38:43.970 --> 00:38:51.730
And if we begin to see the world in a way where we begin to realize that everything is conscious, because we didn't we have things that we call man-made.
00:38:51.970 --> 00:38:59.810
Well, man-made, we didn't make the actual matter or the energy waveforms that are created here.
00:38:59.970 --> 00:39:05.890
That's the main God source, the main source energy, the God energy for the quantum field itself that has it all here, right?
00:39:06.050 --> 00:39:10.930
But what we did, we learned how to stack those atoms to create what we call tools.
00:39:11.090 --> 00:39:16.769
So we stack them like Legos, we turn them into tools, but that doesn't mean that what we're stacking isn't conscious.
00:39:16.930 --> 00:39:17.330
Yes.
00:39:17.490 --> 00:39:19.490
And so then we're also, what are we?
00:39:19.570 --> 00:39:21.170
We're all made of atoms.
00:39:21.410 --> 00:39:25.410
So we are a stack of atoms observing itself.
00:39:25.570 --> 00:39:26.370
You know what I'm saying?
00:39:26.530 --> 00:39:33.650
So uh it's incredible when you begin to understand that at the at the atomic level, at the subatomic level, everything is conscious.
00:39:33.810 --> 00:39:45.650
And when you begin to get that understanding in your mind, imagine teaching your kids that teach uh respect your clothing, respect your backpack, respect your books, respect your toys, respect everything you have because everything you have is conscious.
00:39:45.810 --> 00:39:52.930
And that kid grows up believing that everything is everything is um is spiritual, everything is sanctified, everything is sacred.
00:39:53.170 --> 00:39:54.450
Exactly, everything is sacred.
00:39:54.610 --> 00:39:57.250
All of a sudden, this kid comes up with a different kind of a mindset.
00:39:57.330 --> 00:40:02.289
And now imagine a billion kids with that mindset growing up with that understanding, the world would be transformed.
00:40:02.530 --> 00:40:08.450
Yeah, and you got to remember every everything is is a reflection of the creator.
00:40:09.490 --> 00:40:21.010
When you split, take a bubble, you split it in two, then that those two split into two and split and split and split and split until you get down to the nitty-gritty of who we are.
00:40:21.250 --> 00:40:28.769
All of these splits, but each and everything, there's not one thing in this universe that didn't come from the creator, and the creator is immortal.
00:40:28.930 --> 00:40:33.570
So, what are we talking about acting like there's a such thing as death?
00:40:33.810 --> 00:40:40.930
Wow, there's a transition, there's the creator cannot perfection cannot create imperfection.
00:40:41.170 --> 00:40:44.450
Perfection can only beget perfection.
00:40:44.769 --> 00:40:52.370
So we are misunderstanding how we are made and how wonderfully we are made, and what we're supposed to be doing with it.
00:40:52.530 --> 00:40:58.450
Like Billy said, when you're conscious, everything is aware and awake.
00:40:59.010 --> 00:41:01.170
Everything is alive and made from God.
00:41:01.890 --> 00:41:16.289
Yeah, any even this plastic is still, if you look at it under a electron microscope, the carbon is still breathing, going from positive to negative, oscillating, which is breathing.
00:41:16.530 --> 00:41:18.530
Breathing in, breathing out.
00:41:18.690 --> 00:41:20.210
That's everything is alive.
00:41:20.370 --> 00:41:21.730
There is nothing that's dead.
00:41:21.890 --> 00:41:28.050
So once you recognize the life and everything, like Billy said, the the life and everything recognizes you.
00:41:28.210 --> 00:41:33.010
So now you're not at the party by yourself because you see not just one person in the corner.
00:41:33.090 --> 00:41:34.210
Oh, that's my boy over there.
00:41:34.370 --> 00:41:40.289
Oh, that's that's my curtain over there, that's my floor over there, that's my refrigerator over there.
00:41:40.530 --> 00:41:42.370
Oh, wow, what a different way to think.
00:41:42.530 --> 00:41:51.250
No, that's yeah, that is a different way to think, you know, and and with when Billy said prime creator, I want to see what y'all got to say.
00:41:51.330 --> 00:41:53.970
And I gotta get Chris' um response on this one too.
00:41:54.130 --> 00:41:56.050
I want to know what all y'all got to say on this one.
00:41:56.130 --> 00:42:07.730
It because Billy said, you know, you know, you know, we're students of the IM of, you know, we there's you can't serve two masters, there's one creator, and everything Terrence said there's a reflection of that creator.
00:42:08.050 --> 00:42:10.610
How does it feel to y'all knowing that?
00:42:11.090 --> 00:42:21.010
Um, like say you're preparing for a boxing fight, and then you know that your mother or your father is training you and your opponent.
00:42:21.170 --> 00:42:30.450
Now you would expect your mother, your beloved mother and your beloved father just to train you, but your beloved mother and your beloved father is training the person you're fighting as well.
00:42:30.690 --> 00:42:32.289
That's like problem source creator.
00:42:32.690 --> 00:42:36.050
Anybody you ever got a beef with is a reflection of problem source creator?
00:42:36.210 --> 00:42:40.130
So they getting trained, they get in the internet, they get in the that's the plug.
00:42:40.610 --> 00:42:41.890
Everybody got the same plug.
00:42:42.130 --> 00:42:44.930
If we're gonna talk about drugs, everybody got the same plug.
00:42:45.250 --> 00:42:55.010
Does it uh ever offend you that this problem source creator, um um God, the universe, is supplying all parties at the same time.
00:42:55.170 --> 00:42:59.090
Does that ever bother y'all psychologically when you're going against somebody?
00:42:59.410 --> 00:43:03.250
No, well, for me, back to the idea of the sperm.
00:43:03.490 --> 00:43:08.610
The first sperm that, the the one that got to the egg wasn't the first one that came into it.
00:43:08.850 --> 00:43:14.610
The first hundred million died in the acid and and of the vaginal walls.
00:43:14.769 --> 00:43:17.090
You had to climb over your dead brothers and sisters.
00:43:17.170 --> 00:43:20.130
So I'm glad all of them got the same note.
00:43:20.289 --> 00:43:27.410
Hey, get to the egg, because if they all didn't try and get there, I would have been caught up in that mess and wouldn't be here.
00:43:27.650 --> 00:43:31.410
So I don't mind everyone seeking the same goal.
00:43:31.570 --> 00:43:37.970
I just love the fact that, you know, eventually we're all gonna get back to being one, one being anyway.
00:43:38.050 --> 00:43:40.450
So whoever gets there first is wonderful.
00:43:40.610 --> 00:43:48.610
Don't don't get so caught up in this moment of this crystallization, like this is all there was and all there ever will be.
00:43:48.850 --> 00:43:56.769
You know, this there's an impermanence to this flesh, there's an impermanence to this life, you know, like like David Wilcox.
00:43:57.010 --> 00:44:03.490
I mean, two years ago, I'm sitting there at his house, you know, overlooking the entire world, it seemed like.
00:44:03.890 --> 00:44:11.570
And he looked on top, he looked on top of the world, and now he's not gone, he's just no longer here.
00:44:12.769 --> 00:44:14.050
Yeah, facts.
00:44:14.289 --> 00:44:16.769
Yeah, I I agree with that 100%, Terrence.
00:44:16.850 --> 00:44:37.650
And you know, it's like um beginning to understand like the the depth of of the existence that we have, and that we are really uh a version of God living subjectively through every living thing and even through every atom, because everything is transmitting back to source.
00:44:37.970 --> 00:45:07.970
And I believe that this source creator, this prime creator, is understanding what is it like to be Billy Carson, what is it like to be Richard Merritt, what is it like to be Terrence Howard, what is it like to be Chris Seely living in their particular timeline uh and experiencing life as them, even though it's all one source, just one radio station broadcasting and And it's coming from a higher dimension and it's streaming down through all the dimensions, like you know, we believe, uh at least I believe that.
00:45:08.050 --> 00:45:09.810
And then we're picking up this frequency.
00:45:09.970 --> 00:45:12.769
So I'm 99.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4.
00:45:13.090 --> 00:45:15.650
So each of us is a point number of that frequency.
00:45:15.810 --> 00:45:21.570
So our avatar body is tuned to picking that slight variance of that frequency coming from one radio station.
00:45:21.810 --> 00:45:22.850
One radio station, yeah.
00:45:23.090 --> 00:45:24.930
And so what is the purpose?
00:45:25.170 --> 00:45:43.330
Well, okay, well, if I'm me and somebody else seems to be an adversary, it could be that source is trying to experience what it is like to handle this type of adversarial situation and what potential, how many, how many iterations of potential outcomes can happen from those interactions?
00:45:43.730 --> 00:45:47.010
And then it learns from that because as above, so below, right?
00:45:47.170 --> 00:45:49.330
We know our brain is encased in darkness.
00:45:49.410 --> 00:45:54.690
And we we the brain really can't really detect what's on the outside unless it taps into its friends.
00:45:54.850 --> 00:45:58.210
And so it's got sight, hearing, smelling, touch, feel, taste, right?
00:45:58.370 --> 00:46:02.370
So the brain says to his friends, go out there and collect me some data.
00:46:02.610 --> 00:46:04.370
So the friends go out and collect data.
00:46:04.450 --> 00:46:06.850
We touch, we smell, we taste, we see, and everything else.
00:46:06.930 --> 00:46:09.970
And the friends, they really don't fully understand the data.
00:46:10.050 --> 00:46:11.090
And we're like the friends.
00:46:11.410 --> 00:46:15.970
They don't really fully understand the data, but they transmit the data back to source, which is the brain.
00:46:16.130 --> 00:46:25.090
The brain takes that data and sorts it all out and projects a hologram that we navigate in this third dimension based on a holographic projection from collected data.
00:46:25.250 --> 00:46:28.130
Now you move that into the into the macro.
00:46:28.210 --> 00:46:51.330
This is the micro, move it into the into the macro, and you can see then from that metaphor, almost how the universe may be operating, that we're we are the friends, we are the sensory perception system, so to speak, of this quantum field, and that through living our lives, no matter good, bad, indifferent, all the situations we run into, the hurdles, the blind sides, the arguments and the good times, it's all being transmitted back to source.
00:46:51.490 --> 00:46:57.970
Source is taking in all this data and understanding what it is to experience life in the third dimension.
00:46:58.450 --> 00:47:06.370
Yeah, and reflections again, everything, if if everyone and everything is a reflection of me.
00:47:06.610 --> 00:47:15.810
If I see someone in the lead and they get the girl and they get the job and they get these things, that's still me getting the thing.
00:47:16.050 --> 00:47:36.530
If we stop limiting ourselves just to the end of our fingertips or the end of our nose, and allow ourselves to be everything that we are, you can see somebody walking down the street with a beautiful woman and be and feel happy for them because that version of you has that beautiful woman.
00:47:36.690 --> 00:47:40.450
That version of you over there has that wonderful job.
00:47:40.690 --> 00:47:44.690
This version of me right here has this wonderful responsibility.
00:47:44.930 --> 00:47:55.570
And every once you stop seeing being myopic and self-centered and realizing that we are more than just ourselves.
00:47:58.289 --> 00:48:00.530
My God, the world opens up.
00:48:00.850 --> 00:48:02.050
Yeah, amazing.
00:48:02.289 --> 00:48:12.690
Yeah, I think it's you know, without that struggle, Terrence, like you mentioned with the sperm analogy there, it's it's uh without the struggle, then you don't have the strength to resist, and without the resistance, then you can't move anyway, right?
00:48:12.850 --> 00:48:17.410
It's the resistance that gives you that strength to resist the outside pressure.
00:48:17.810 --> 00:48:25.890
And you know, when you're talking about electrons and superposition and quantum, all that sort of thing, it's the universe provides the whole, which is the gap.
00:48:26.210 --> 00:48:36.769
And that's what Terence and I were really diving deep on, with especially with Eric Weinstein, is uh you know, it's the Pythagorean gap, is what we were discovering in the geometry.
00:48:36.930 --> 00:48:38.130
And there's always a gap.
00:48:38.370 --> 00:48:45.090
And that gap also exists in things like the square root of two, which is where the Terence and the one times one two thing comes from, also.
00:48:45.490 --> 00:48:52.210
There's always you know infinitesimal numbers that just divide forever, keep on going on, and they never resolve.
00:48:52.289 --> 00:48:57.170
So if you think about that in terms of geometry, you can't you can't close the triangle, right?
00:48:57.250 --> 00:49:03.170
If it's if it's solving to pi, well, a circle is technically infinite because you can't close it, right?
00:49:03.250 --> 00:49:05.570
So it and it's the gap that it provides.
00:49:05.730 --> 00:49:06.530
That's the yes.
00:49:06.690 --> 00:49:09.330
You ask the you ask the universe, where can I go next?
00:49:09.490 --> 00:49:11.170
The universe says, Yes, right here.
00:49:11.250 --> 00:49:12.769
Here's a hole for you to fall into.
00:49:13.010 --> 00:49:15.810
Yeah, you know what that hole is called?
00:49:16.289 --> 00:49:19.730
That hole was has been termed as the Howard comma now.
00:49:19.890 --> 00:49:25.330
It's 109.471206.
00:49:26.130 --> 00:49:40.769
It's that is the value for this transition, as things like the pause between each breath, that that um wiggly line in between the yin and the yang.
00:49:41.090 --> 00:49:46.610
It's this comma that happens in the music, it was called a Pythagorean comma.
00:49:46.930 --> 00:49:55.970
And it was also 109.47 that in between each octave, there's this chasm, this this incompressible space.
00:49:56.370 --> 00:50:01.010
And if A is equal to B and B is equal to C, then A is equal to C.
00:50:01.170 --> 00:50:04.210
Find the common factor and multiply or divide.
00:50:04.610 --> 00:50:13.970
By applying what we discovered in the geometry of the linchpin, like Chris brought up, there's a gap that happens when the linchpins are trying to bond.
00:50:14.130 --> 00:50:15.810
This small angle.
00:50:16.050 --> 00:50:18.130
And that angle wasn't a mistake.
00:50:18.289 --> 00:50:41.250
It's a correction, it's a phase correction that allows the fabric of space, the cold that is stretching this pulling to the right, and the hot that is pulling to pushing to the left, it allows those things, the electricity and magnetism, to do their work without tearing the fabric of space.
00:50:41.570 --> 00:50:46.850
All of these necessary little gaps that allow for breath to take place.
00:50:47.010 --> 00:50:50.610
Well, you won't discover those in linear multiplication.
00:50:50.769 --> 00:51:12.850
But if you have recursive and curved multiplication, where one times one equals two, where an action times an action has a reaction, where a wave times a wave ends up creating a system in comparison to one times one, just you're back at the same thing, your world changes after that.
00:51:14.050 --> 00:51:14.530
Yeah.
00:51:15.170 --> 00:51:24.769
I think you're tapping into now really one of the hermetic principles, one of the great hermetic principles is really one of the ancient chemetic principles before it became Hermetic when they took it to Europe.
00:51:25.010 --> 00:51:28.050
But we're talking about the principle of cause and effect now.
00:51:28.289 --> 00:51:34.050
And so, in the principle of cause and effect, of course, we know that there, like you say, every action is gonna have a reaction.
00:51:34.130 --> 00:51:39.090
Uh, and and this can be can be seen in every form of life, even in how you manifest reality.
00:51:39.250 --> 00:51:44.370
You know, you have a conscious thought, you take multiplied applied action to that, and you're gonna get a result.
00:51:44.530 --> 00:51:54.050
And in that principle of cause and effect, every conscious thought that you act on, you're gonna have a consequence, whether it's a good consequence or a bad consequence, you're not gonna go back to just the thought.
00:51:54.210 --> 00:51:56.450
There's always gonna be a result that happens.
00:51:56.530 --> 00:52:02.530
Uh, and since everything is moving and vibrating, uh, there's always gonna be an outcome or a result, no matter how you put it together.
00:52:02.610 --> 00:52:05.410
The mathematics, the geometry is always gonna move into a result.
00:52:05.810 --> 00:52:23.810
And so going back and saying it's just going back to one, I get, I know, I really, you really just even expanded my mind even more just now, even though I've been going over this with you for a couple years, because now I can even see more how these interactions are always going to create an outcome, a different outcome.
00:52:23.890 --> 00:52:28.289
It's never gonna come back to the same outcome because that would literally be impossible.
00:52:28.450 --> 00:52:34.130
Now, in basic mathematics and how we understand math and how it functions, it creates some of the things that we have now, sure.
00:52:34.289 --> 00:53:01.730
But going and pushing beyond the boundaries to create and break through some of these old ideologies when it comes to science, which is what really, really good science is about, is breaking down uh theories, breaking down entire systems, and then reevaluating and coming up with new understandings so that we can push the envelope of science further and push it forward so that we can create new technologies, new inventions, longevity and everything else that we need, and even peace on earth at the same time.
00:53:01.970 --> 00:53:03.330
That's brilliant, Billy.
00:53:03.410 --> 00:53:13.650
That is brilliant because if you think about autophagy and cells, now your body is perfectly made, and why can't we just keep things the way they are?
00:53:13.890 --> 00:53:25.090
Well, periodically throughout the body, it sits up and says, you know what, I need uh these these cells in my fingers, they've been working for seven years.
00:53:25.330 --> 00:53:26.850
We need to replace them.
00:53:27.170 --> 00:53:33.090
We need to challenge them at where they say, and then therefore it's called um cellular autophagy.
00:53:33.490 --> 00:53:48.289
And these macrophages that are like blood, white blood cells, but like like the SS white blood cells, they go through and they will wipe out all of these other cells that's been around, all these traditional cells that's been hanging there.
00:53:48.530 --> 00:53:53.570
Like you said, you got to question everything because if they do not, guess what happens?
00:53:53.730 --> 00:53:58.930
These cells become cancerous and they end up destroying the body.
00:53:59.170 --> 00:54:03.090
And we need to do the same thing in our math and our science.
00:54:03.330 --> 00:54:05.410
We are missing the autophagy.
00:54:06.210 --> 00:54:17.570
We have to challenge it, and we have to tear out and and consume the broken pieces and turn it back into something.
00:54:17.970 --> 00:54:20.210
Yeah, it's all about coherence and decoherence, right?
00:54:20.289 --> 00:54:23.410
If you get the wrong frequency, then they decohere and become cancer, right?
00:54:23.570 --> 00:54:28.050
It's like I've been researching lately too quite a bit with uh Dr.
00:54:28.130 --> 00:54:41.650
Michael Levin's work, where he's looking at the platonic solid space as being a space outside of us from which nature is pulling what is the permissible form, what's permitted in terms of you know, even electromagnetic permittivity.
00:54:41.810 --> 00:54:43.090
We've used that word, right?
00:54:43.330 --> 00:54:58.289
So the universe says this is what's permitted, and you can pull from that, and it's like an epigenetic influence that says this is the field, the field stores all the potential possibilities of all the forms there are, and you you can choose one, and when you choose it, it collapses into you.
00:54:59.010 --> 00:54:59.330
You know what?
00:54:59.490 --> 00:55:09.090
I'm I'm glad I'm glad you brought that up, Chris, with the uh platonic solids, because I wondered when I played the clip from 2019, and Terrence mentioned the platonic solids in 2019.
00:55:09.250 --> 00:55:21.730
And one thing Terrence keeps saying is that there's no such thing as straight lines, and he keeps talking about the curves, the curves, the curves, and I'm observing how angry uh mainstream scientists are getting.
00:55:21.810 --> 00:55:27.810
I'm like, why the hell are they so mad just because he's saying everything, there's no straight lines, just a curve.
00:55:27.970 --> 00:55:42.450
And I thought, and because I'm not an expert in the science field, what I try to do, what I do, not try, what I do is I analyze things from a as above, so below, or as below, so or below above perspective.
00:55:42.610 --> 00:55:51.090
And I said to myself, if curves are what they're mad at, there's this big thing about curves, it's Terrence saying curves is pissing them off, Billy.
00:55:51.250 --> 00:55:52.289
It's pissing them off.
00:55:52.530 --> 00:55:55.330
So I'm saying, all right, well, as above, so below.
00:55:55.490 --> 00:56:05.250
If I think about curves below, as I think number one, we're made and we're 90 97% of the human body by mass is made of elements that is forged in the stars.
00:56:05.410 --> 00:56:07.090
So I'm saying, what is it about curves?
00:56:07.250 --> 00:56:14.289
And I think about the first thing I think about, I think about women, in particular, black women.
00:56:14.530 --> 00:56:38.370
Now, when you talk about curves, um I think about when they when when they say you have child-bearing hips, they often refer to black women who have certain hips, and they have this portal called a womb in which a soul comes to the terryman, and the best shape for that soul to come into the terrain is a woman that has, like Terrence said, these curves.
00:56:38.690 --> 00:56:51.730
So that's what I thought about when he said curves, and I'm saying, and I thought to myself, I said, Well, there's a long, I guess there's a long war uh from what I study against what they call the great mother or the divine feminine.
00:56:51.890 --> 00:57:06.450
And if Terence is talking about curves, even when you met even when you when the waveform on the X, you think about women, even in New York, when we used to cat call women, we used to say we used to say you know the X, where the hell they got that from?
00:57:06.610 --> 00:57:07.170
I don't know.
00:57:07.330 --> 00:57:10.370
I don't know where the hell they got that from, but they got it from somewhere.
00:57:10.610 --> 00:57:30.850
So if women represent, let's say women represent this, this, this, this curve, and there's been a war, whether it's the Vatican, we there's all types of, you could go on TikTok, Vatican, Vatica, you could go uh Islam, you could go to Christianity, the replaced the woman with the Holy Spirit, the father, the son, the Holy Spirit, with the woman at the whole equation.
00:57:31.090 --> 00:57:36.850
It is what Terrence, it's my question would be, my brother, is what you're introducing.
00:57:37.810 --> 00:57:50.690
Just an extension of what they've been warned against the whole time, which is this great mother, the divine feminine, and you should not take it personal because you know what you're introducing to mainstream physics, my brother.
00:57:50.930 --> 00:57:58.450
Well, they were upset because of the idea of bringing equanimity back into the conversation.
00:57:58.850 --> 00:58:03.570
They you have to think straight lines have always represented masculine.
00:58:03.730 --> 00:58:10.690
Yes, and curves that, like you said correctly, have always represented the feminine side of things.
00:58:11.010 --> 00:58:22.530
That was a balance between it, but with their straight lines, and what you said about the platonic solids, those straight lines is called Euclidean or Cartesian.
00:58:23.410 --> 00:58:29.250
No one in history desires a Cartesian or Euclidean woman.
00:58:29.890 --> 00:58:32.769
Everybody wants a woman with some curves.
00:58:58.130 --> 00:59:12.610
Well, that sounds reasonable until you look at his third law where he says every action has an equal and opposite reaction, you know, equal and uh equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
00:59:13.650 --> 00:59:19.490
Well, that means every reaction causes resistance.
00:59:19.730 --> 00:59:22.289
That resistance creates friction.
00:59:22.850 --> 00:59:28.690
That friction ultimately causes a change in direction.
00:59:28.850 --> 00:59:30.530
That causes curvature.
00:59:30.769 --> 00:59:33.810
That change in direction always comes off as curvature.
00:59:33.890 --> 01:00:00.690
But the biggest problem with it now is many of their, all of their work has been their axioms, their postulates, their theorems, their underpinnings are all based upon this impossibility called straight lines, this impossible projection, because the only way you can have straight lines is in a universe where there is no resistance and where there is no reaction.
01:00:00.850 --> 01:00:11.410
And again, like I said at the beginning of our call, therefore you would have to abandon action and reactionary laws, the same things that keep the physics moving.
01:00:11.570 --> 01:00:17.490
So when you when I challenge their idea of straight lines, if there are no straight lines, then there are no flat planes.
01:00:17.650 --> 01:00:21.570
If there are no flat planes, then there are no platonic solids.
01:00:21.810 --> 01:00:31.570
And if there are no platonic solids that logically, logical to platonic solids, then all of their underpinnings are just abstractions.
01:00:32.289 --> 01:00:37.490
And that means all of their authority is a false authority.
01:00:37.650 --> 01:01:00.370
And you have people from MIT, from Harvard, from Yale, from Cambridge, from Princeton, from you know, Caltech, all of these huge schools that end up seeding the next presidents, the next prime ministers, the next parliament, the next congressmen, the next senators, the next people that's gonna own NVIDIA.
01:01:00.769 --> 01:01:11.330
All their entire authority is challenged when I was able to challenge them on the logic of no straight lines.
01:01:11.810 --> 01:01:17.570
And their fundamentals, when you start threatening somebody, you don't talk about somebody's mama.
01:01:17.890 --> 01:01:29.250
Don't you talk about my mama, and that's their mama, and I didn't mean to call their mom mother a whore, but she had whore-like tendencies.
01:01:29.890 --> 01:01:35.330
She lied and put herself in places where she had no business being.
01:01:35.570 --> 01:01:37.730
He's right, you know, he's right.
01:01:37.890 --> 01:01:49.730
Well, when you look, when you look at the when you look at um quantum theory, and you begin to understand that how they're contradicting themselves in the quantum theory, they're talking about everything existing in superposition.
01:01:49.810 --> 01:01:52.450
Now we're talking about waves of potential.
01:01:52.690 --> 01:01:59.490
So if there's waves of potential that exist before solidity is collapsed into existence, that means that everything is curved, right?
01:01:59.650 --> 01:02:01.010
And so that's exactly yeah.
01:02:01.090 --> 01:02:03.810
If it has a temperature, then it's it's exactly right.
01:02:04.530 --> 01:02:07.570
If it has a temperature, but we've never measured anything that doesn't have a temperature.
01:02:09.090 --> 01:02:09.890
It's moving.
01:02:10.130 --> 01:02:17.650
So, like, what is what is I don't understand, like you said, brother Rich, I never understand what was the big deal because they got mad bad, Billy.
01:02:18.050 --> 01:02:31.010
They get out of it, they get insane, and so if it's only straight lines, then we don't have the waves, and then now we're living in a completely limited universe, and we don't have superposition, we don't have multidimensionality, we don't have parallel realities, right?
01:02:31.250 --> 01:02:44.050
But but we but we know that we do, and so if we do, then then right, then the there are no truly at the depth of at the at the deepest level, there are no straight lines because everything exists as waves of potential.
01:02:44.210 --> 01:03:07.490
But right now, every room that we're sitting in in our houses, right, the other rooms that we can't see don't exist as a solid room, they exist as waves of potential, they exist on curved space and energetic field until we walk out of the room that we're sitting in and we visually see and collapse our consciousness, collapses those waves into the room, the frequency what that room represents for us.
01:03:07.650 --> 01:03:10.370
Uh, and so if you didn't have the frequency, you wouldn't have any time.
01:03:10.850 --> 01:03:11.250
Thank you.
01:03:11.410 --> 01:03:11.890
Exactly.
01:03:12.050 --> 01:03:14.210
So I don't understand whether they can't.
01:03:14.370 --> 01:03:15.090
This is basic stuff.
01:03:15.330 --> 01:03:25.010
Well, that's that's that's why Terrence and I, we some of our research actually showed really strongly that uh you know, we're the math, the math that we did proves essentially that we're inside of a black hole.
01:03:25.250 --> 01:03:26.130
Black hole, yeah.
01:03:26.690 --> 01:03:30.370
Time is emerging because we're we're trapped in a black hole, looking out at the mirror, yeah.
01:03:30.530 --> 01:03:33.170
Of everything that's happened in the past falling into it.
01:03:33.650 --> 01:03:35.010
You know, it's been wild.
01:03:35.410 --> 01:03:37.810
Modern science has just come out with this in the last few months.
01:03:37.890 --> 01:03:39.410
You guys were way ahead of the game.
01:03:39.570 --> 01:03:42.289
They're now saying the theorizing that we're living inside of a black hole.
01:03:42.370 --> 01:03:45.890
This just came out mainstream science uh in the last few months.
01:03:46.210 --> 01:03:48.690
We have two papers from two years ago.
01:03:48.930 --> 01:03:49.330
Oh, yeah.
01:03:49.490 --> 01:03:51.410
Yeah, I've heard from you.
01:03:52.050 --> 01:04:01.170
If you say we're living in a black hole, and they say 99, they say, uh, from what I know, maybe I don't know, maybe you guys can correct me.
01:04:01.250 --> 01:04:07.490
They say 99 of the known universe cannot be accounted for, so it's known as dark matter.
01:04:07.810 --> 01:04:14.850
They also say 99 of the atoms in our body is empty space.
01:04:14.930 --> 01:04:16.210
So we're seeing the same number.
01:04:16.370 --> 01:04:22.130
Once again, it's as above so below um perspective that I'm analyzing things in.
01:04:22.289 --> 01:04:26.610
Um 99 dark matter, 99 empty space.
01:04:26.769 --> 01:04:29.330
Without what's the connection, Terrence?
01:04:29.490 --> 01:04:43.170
I I think it's I think it's um I think it's what was 24 dark matter and like 70 something percent dark energy.
01:04:44.370 --> 01:04:48.289
And it just allowed for 4% to be left out there.
01:04:48.370 --> 01:04:56.210
But guess what, where all of these problems came from, and what you're talking about too, Billy, about the um collapsing into something.
01:04:56.370 --> 01:05:10.050
When they removed the ether, which was the fifth element, which was the foundational element of everything from before, that's when Chris came in, talked about the permeability and permittivity.
01:05:10.289 --> 01:05:25.250
They replaced it with these ideas of permeability and per the ethers, the void's ability to allow for an electric current to travel through the permeability or the uh permit permittivity.
01:05:25.410 --> 01:05:35.890
All of those things are phrases they threw in there because they took the main substance away and said, okay, things are gonna collapse here, they're gonna collapse there.
01:05:36.050 --> 01:05:41.410
But before, all things were in existence as a whole, it within the ether.
01:05:41.650 --> 01:05:58.610
And that's one of the things that they're threatened about, I believe, really the most by what me and Chris have been doing is now we the wave conjugations, they prove that they are the con they are the that's the ether's mobility.
01:05:59.090 --> 01:06:09.250
This is the ether under a tightened pressure uh under the tetrian, and the ether under a lower pressure is the mirror-all shapes, and the medium of it is that linchpan.
01:06:09.570 --> 01:06:24.450
But we are able to prove that because we have three supersymmetrical geometries patented that, and when I say supersymmetrical, they typically use that term to talk about bosons or or these imaginary particles.
01:06:24.610 --> 01:06:40.450
When I say supersymmetrical, most things have the platonic solids, they have a thing called discrete symmetry, meaning you can only put the cubes together, the the tetrahedrons together, or the octahedrons together and and have some symmetry to them.
01:06:40.610 --> 01:06:46.530
You can't mix the tetrahedron, the octahedron, the dodecahedron, the icosahedron, the hexahedron.
01:06:46.610 --> 01:06:49.650
You can't mix all of them together without it looking chaotic.
01:06:49.810 --> 01:07:04.769
But with the wave conjugations, even though we're talking about five different pressure conditions, because the tetra tet the tetrahedron represents a pressure condition, the chaotic The cube represents a believed it believed pressure condition.
01:07:05.410 --> 01:07:10.930
Each one of these pressure conditions, they can't mix together with their with their logic.
01:07:11.250 --> 01:07:23.010
But with the wave conjugations, the t the linchpins, and the all shapes, you can mix all of them together, and the symmetry remains consistent.
01:07:23.250 --> 01:07:31.490
And you can't, there's only a couple people in the world that will be able to define whether an equation is correct or wrong.
01:07:31.810 --> 01:07:37.410
But geometry is its own proof because your eyes show you the symmetry of it.
01:07:37.650 --> 01:07:48.370
So they do not like or appreciate the fact that we've got simple truths that are easily digestible that challenges their fundamentals.
01:07:48.930 --> 01:07:54.210
I think geometry is actually a more fundamental proof than any mathematics because it requires a surface.
01:07:54.450 --> 01:08:02.690
And you know, from my opinion, I think all brains, B-R-A-N-E-S, not the brain in your head, but a brain is a geometric surface, needs a brain up to itself.
01:08:02.769 --> 01:08:08.930
And where you where we have two surfaces meaning, well now they can feel and touch the male and the female, like Terence explains, right?
01:08:09.490 --> 01:08:33.010
And to speak to what Rich was talking about earlier, there is I think that if you assume that we are inside of a black hole and that represents all the matter in the universe, and it's fractionating itself as a fractal, a holographic fractal, constantly dividing, constantly in motion, constantly in temperature, constantly oscillating, then essentially you end up with a mathematics that will show you that every atom is a universe unto itself.
01:08:33.250 --> 01:08:41.250
And the frequency the frequency rate at which it refreshes, like you're in a video game, every every pixel is refreshing at a hologr at that constant rate.
01:08:41.409 --> 01:08:43.170
Well, we call that gravity.
01:08:45.010 --> 01:08:45.569
Yeah.
01:08:45.890 --> 01:08:46.449
Incredible.
01:08:46.609 --> 01:08:54.449
Yeah, I believe that even light doesn't move from what light doesn't move from one place to another without refreshing itself in each pixel.
01:08:54.769 --> 01:08:55.010
Correct.
01:08:55.090 --> 01:09:01.649
Yeah, the light you see, the the only light you see is what's already been reflected off of something else, which means it's already polarized.
01:09:01.729 --> 01:09:03.890
You never actually see your light for what it truly is.
01:09:05.250 --> 01:09:06.529
The answer's in the darkness.
01:09:07.010 --> 01:09:11.090
And we're watching from the dark comes the light, as above, so below darkness comes light, right?
01:09:11.569 --> 01:09:25.409
I I think we're actually watching celestial pornography when we look at light, because the light is mating, and we're looking at the interaction of that light's mating with each waveform.
01:09:25.489 --> 01:09:34.210
It's mating, it's it's birth and it matures, mates, and then it goes into its deathbed, and then the next next one comes out of it.
01:09:34.369 --> 01:09:38.289
This we're looking at the life cycle taking place with light.
01:09:38.369 --> 01:09:42.050
And if we remember what we started with, Rich, we're all one being.
01:09:42.289 --> 01:09:44.369
We're all everything is a reflection of us.
01:09:44.449 --> 01:10:09.329
So we're looking at ourselves reproduce and in a celestial manner, you know, if you allow your mind to open up, and this is where it goes back to acting, because as an actor, you have to be willing to open up your being to new ideas, new situations, things that are outside of you, and you've got to be comfortable with those things remaining.
01:10:09.409 --> 01:10:34.529
But when you open up your mind as a human being to greater potentials than what you have in front of you, and you actually are going to share with it by dissolving your ego, get rid of that stanking ego that you see in the mirror that you think is you, that that that limiting perspective that you call you, stop it.
01:10:34.690 --> 01:10:37.890
Because the moment I say you, it disappears, don't it?
01:10:38.369 --> 01:10:39.970
Because you hear you as me.
01:10:40.770 --> 01:10:42.289
I say you, you hear me.
01:10:42.369 --> 01:10:51.650
There's no such thing as you because the moment somebody hears it, it still refers back to being me or I.
01:10:52.449 --> 01:10:56.770
You don't even hear you say you to somebody else out there, it never lands.
01:10:56.850 --> 01:10:58.770
It because I hear it as I, me.
01:11:00.930 --> 01:11:03.250
There is no separation in us.
01:11:03.409 --> 01:11:12.850
So when you recognize that we are all just one great being, that whatever knowledge that was shared with me, I was so grateful to receive it.
01:11:13.090 --> 01:11:22.050
And then I was grateful to have people like David Johnson and and Chris Seely to help me to fine-tune it because it was bigger than me.
01:11:22.130 --> 01:11:27.489
I needed Billy to help me walk through some of these doors because it was bigger than me.
01:11:27.970 --> 01:11:34.369
And once you recognize that you're not here by yourself, you don't have to carry this weight along.
01:11:34.529 --> 01:11:36.050
You carry it with others.
01:11:36.210 --> 01:11:46.850
And Rich, I'm so glad to meet you and so impressed by you and your candor and your authenticity and earnestness still being there.
01:11:46.930 --> 01:11:49.329
It's just, it's a beautiful, beautiful thing.
01:11:49.489 --> 01:12:03.810
I was listening to Alan Watts um, one of his talks right before he died, and he was making this simple point that you know, before he had talked about death as, you know, beautiful story, you know, that you shouldn't be afraid of.
01:12:03.970 --> 01:12:06.130
And he admitted, I'm a hypocrite.
01:12:06.369 --> 01:12:13.010
Because here now I've just found out I'm I'm dying, and I'm uh basically scared to death.
01:12:13.250 --> 01:12:20.690
You know, I talk about looking at the birds and being a part of that, but I don't remember the last time I watched a bird.
01:12:20.850 --> 01:12:32.449
I don't remember, and you we have to catch ourselves because we can get caught up in this game of trying to achieve this money.
01:12:32.690 --> 01:12:44.770
It's the money, it's the money, and we trade life and experience because there's no new moments 10 years from now when you got your 10 million dollars, 20 million dollars, 100 million dollars.
01:12:44.930 --> 01:12:50.449
The moments are still made up of the same substance that this moment is made out of.
01:12:51.890 --> 01:12:52.850
Yeah, beautiful.
01:12:53.010 --> 01:12:54.210
I don't know if you'll call it that.
01:12:54.770 --> 01:12:55.890
That was that was some gems.
01:12:56.130 --> 01:12:56.529
That's beautiful.
01:12:57.810 --> 01:12:58.369
That was some gems.
01:12:58.529 --> 01:13:00.529
What you wow, you you heard that, Chris?
01:13:00.610 --> 01:13:01.730
Chris, you heard that?
01:13:01.970 --> 01:13:04.610
I've heard I've heard that I've been living it for like eight years.
01:13:06.690 --> 01:13:09.329
Stop the smell of roses, yeah.
01:13:10.369 --> 01:13:12.610
Especially ever since my near near death experience there.
01:13:12.690 --> 01:13:13.810
I before I met Terrence.
01:13:13.890 --> 01:13:17.730
Yeah, that's oh man, we gotta we gotta hear about that too tonight, uh, Chris.
01:13:17.810 --> 01:13:23.810
Uh, because we gotta you know, yeah, we gotta really redefine death.
01:13:23.890 --> 01:13:34.369
But um I was gonna ask Terrence to tell you guys about the 720-degree twist thing with the towel thing, but that that's what clued me into what he was talking about early on.
01:13:34.449 --> 01:13:34.850
Yeah.
01:13:35.170 --> 01:13:37.329
Do you remember that trick you did, Terrence, with the towel?
01:13:37.650 --> 01:13:48.449
Yes, when I took the the the to show it was this the simplest way of explaining how the universe twists itself or behaves.
01:13:48.610 --> 01:13:58.690
Um I had had every intention today of using um I got this here, my computer.
01:13:58.930 --> 01:14:02.529
Hold on, let me see if I can I'll turn this around.
01:14:03.409 --> 01:14:12.690
What it came to me was if energy is moving in one direction or in all directions, it hits one point and has no place left to go.
01:14:12.770 --> 01:14:17.650
So what it ends up doing is twisting around itself.
01:14:18.770 --> 01:14:26.289
I need both hands to do it, but this twist because the irresistible force and an immovable object.
01:14:26.369 --> 01:14:37.010
They're what happens when an irresistible force hits an immovable object, the irresistible force cannot stop the direction that it's moving in, and the immovable object cannot get out of the way.
01:14:37.170 --> 01:14:41.090
Well, what would be those irresistible forces and immovable objects?
01:14:41.329 --> 01:14:57.170
The irresistible force would be electricity, the immovable object would have to be its equal and opposite, which is magnetism, it's resisting, and so space gets out of the way because they can't get out of each other's way.
01:14:57.489 --> 01:15:07.250
So space begins to twist, and as a result of that twist, within each of those twists, you get the periodic table.
01:15:07.409 --> 01:15:20.130
Every condition comes about from that one simple action of the action and reaction and the resistance and space twisting.
01:15:20.210 --> 01:15:35.170
They keep looking for these spinners and gauge theory and and you know, they for our the audience out there, there's so many people out there wondering um how in science they don't know where spin comes from.
01:15:35.409 --> 01:15:37.730
They're wondering what causes these spin.
01:15:37.890 --> 01:15:40.210
Is it these particles that are spinners?
01:15:40.369 --> 01:15:44.770
And they don't realize it's just action and reactionary laws.
01:15:44.930 --> 01:15:52.289
The greater the action, the greater the reaction, greater the reaction, greater the resistance, greater the resistance, greater the curvature.
01:15:52.930 --> 01:15:56.930
And everything is solved just by answering those simple things.
01:15:57.250 --> 01:15:58.449
Yeah, that's powerful.
01:15:58.529 --> 01:16:11.250
That's well, that's that makes a lot of sense because when I study uh a lot of science that I see in uh low Earth orbit, you see as soon as I put some particles uh in space, they clump together and create an accretion disk.
01:16:12.610 --> 01:16:26.289
And all of a sudden, it's like uh if if this if I'm understanding what you're saying now, this is how worlds are the energy between electromagnetism is coming together to create these worlds to clump them together.
01:16:26.690 --> 01:16:27.170
Absolutely.
01:16:35.170 --> 01:16:45.010
And it's it's actually the uh the spin alignment of the atoms in the magnet that's actually allowing them just to they're actually there's no power in there, right?
01:16:45.090 --> 01:16:51.329
They're a conductor, but they're only conduct because the the spins are aligned, which allows that vortex to go through the center of the Z.
01:16:51.890 --> 01:16:52.210
Oh, great.
01:16:52.610 --> 01:16:52.850
That's it.
01:16:53.010 --> 01:16:54.210
That that's your gyroscope.
01:16:54.289 --> 01:16:56.850
So where's the where's the least resistance in a gyroscope?
01:16:57.010 --> 01:16:57.890
Straight through the pole.
01:16:58.610 --> 01:16:59.090
Yep.
01:16:59.250 --> 01:17:01.010
Here, I have to wet this house.
01:17:01.250 --> 01:17:04.130
Right, so that's why when you cut a magnet in half, you just get two more magnets.
01:17:04.449 --> 01:17:04.850
Two more.
01:17:05.170 --> 01:17:06.610
Oh shit, okay.
01:17:07.329 --> 01:17:07.970
All right, so yeah.
01:17:08.529 --> 01:17:14.529
When you take you take any magnet and cut it in half, you'll get you'll get two magnets, and now you get two poles, it'll be divide itself again.
01:17:14.690 --> 01:17:14.850
Yeah.
01:17:15.250 --> 01:17:18.449
You still have the the two vortexes are still coming together and colliding.
01:17:18.690 --> 01:17:21.730
You can cut a magnet a thousand times, you just end up with you know two thousand.
01:17:23.810 --> 01:17:27.409
Everything, everything is a vortex, everything is coming together.
01:17:27.970 --> 01:17:32.289
But I have to go and wet the napkin so you could see this properly.
01:17:32.850 --> 01:17:56.770
So the irresistible force hits an immovable object where they meet, they just keep spinning around each other, and that's every galaxy forwards and backwards, the positive and the negative sides of it, everything has come together as a result of this spin.
01:17:57.570 --> 01:18:00.050
So we're all one giant soup.
01:18:00.369 --> 01:18:07.570
All our understanding is one giant soup, but we tend to forget the perspective that we're looking at.
01:18:07.890 --> 01:18:16.289
And instead of just sit being still and watching what's taking place around us, just be quiet because nature reveals her secrets.
01:18:16.529 --> 01:18:21.730
But when you're alone and she whispers, she always whispers.
01:18:21.890 --> 01:18:23.650
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah.
01:18:23.810 --> 01:18:30.850
No, definitely we've been led to believe a lot of things that I've come to discover that aren't true, and Terrence helped clarify a lot of it, you know.
01:18:31.409 --> 01:18:36.050
Even things, simple things like we were led to believe that there's electricity flowing through a wire, right?
01:18:36.130 --> 01:18:39.970
And YouTube video on that, Chris, and it's none.
01:18:40.369 --> 01:18:42.210
Yo, that's crazy, right?
01:18:42.289 --> 01:18:45.329
Yeah, so we're you know, we're led to we give the we're given the analogy in school.
01:18:45.489 --> 01:18:50.449
Oh, it's like water in a pipe, so there's these electron balls that are going through, you know, just like the balls that spin around the atom.
01:18:50.529 --> 01:18:57.250
Well, there's no ball spinning around an atom, it's actually just a vibrate vibrational, you know, almost four-dimensional object, right?
01:18:57.489 --> 01:19:03.409
But yeah, where the actual energy travels, it's on the surface of the wire, like a wave going down the surface, right?
01:19:03.650 --> 01:19:05.329
And that's what's moving the motor, right?
01:19:05.409 --> 01:19:07.090
It's the waves pushing the motor.
01:19:07.250 --> 01:19:07.810
Yeah, right.
01:19:08.050 --> 01:19:09.010
And it's only on the surface.
01:19:09.090 --> 01:19:14.770
So you can you can have a giant, you know, DC currents a little bit different, but AC current, it's all on the surface.
01:19:14.930 --> 01:19:21.890
That's why your your uh the cables we use for coaxial cables are more efficient than a solid conductor, right?
01:19:22.210 --> 01:19:24.690
Twisted wires more the twisted wire is more efficient, right?
01:19:24.770 --> 01:19:27.329
Because you get more surfaces on all those little wires, right?
01:19:27.650 --> 01:19:30.369
So there's nothing going through the nothing going through the water through the pipeline.
01:19:30.610 --> 01:19:33.650
Thank goodness all thank goodness for Tesla with the AC DC.
01:19:34.610 --> 01:19:37.409
No, the alternating current.
01:19:37.730 --> 01:19:44.610
And one of the things you said earlier, Rich, about um where all it's all these atoms are filled with empty space.
01:19:45.090 --> 01:19:47.010
That that space isn't empty.
01:19:47.250 --> 01:19:57.970
So created it as a void, but it's super dense material, and that dense material is the wave conjugations, that's the ether.
01:19:58.210 --> 01:20:06.210
It's just so super fine, we are unable to perceive it, but it is there, it's what we're all floating on.
01:20:06.289 --> 01:20:07.970
There's no emptiness in it.
01:20:08.130 --> 01:20:34.130
They use that term emptiness so and chaos, and that the entire universe is expanding into this entropic death so that there would be no purpose to life, so that you would do anything they want you to do to stay on this and recognize that no, everything is working together, and what no matter what you do, the universe is gonna work out what it needs to have happen.
01:20:34.369 --> 01:20:44.369
It's going to use you, you'll either be part of God's plan as far as cultivating the ground, or you will be the one that's fertilizing the ground, you know.
01:20:44.610 --> 01:20:47.489
One way or another, you're gonna kill God's purpose.
01:20:47.650 --> 01:20:49.730
So that's what I'm saying, though, Terrence.
01:20:49.970 --> 01:21:01.970
If if you're saying the so-called, like I called it empty, empty space for the sake of the question I was asking, but if if it's 90, if we're 99 empty space, and you saying that's ether?
01:21:02.369 --> 01:21:05.250
It's all ether, it's not terrence.
01:21:05.329 --> 01:21:13.329
Listen, if somebody tells me I'm 99 Irish, I'm gonna research everything about Irish I can research.
01:21:13.489 --> 01:21:19.090
If they tell me I'm 99 Anunnaki, I'm gonna research everything about the Anunnaki.
01:21:19.329 --> 01:21:21.170
You telling me I'm 99 ether.
01:21:21.409 --> 01:21:23.489
We all should be studying ether, Terrence.
01:21:23.650 --> 01:21:25.730
That should be the primary study.
01:21:27.329 --> 01:21:30.130
They got rid of ether in the 1600s.
01:21:30.449 --> 01:21:41.810
Newton, one of his main things, Descartes, his main thing was to get rid of the ether, and he set up this this grid, this X and Y grid in Descarte.
01:21:42.289 --> 01:21:48.210
Well, I don't know what I never say his name right because I wasn't taught it, but Descarte, whatever.
01:21:48.449 --> 01:21:54.050
But he he watched what happened to Galileo and was like, hell no, that's not getting me.
01:21:54.210 --> 01:21:57.329
So I'm going to bend to whatever the church says.
01:21:57.489 --> 01:21:59.010
And he killed the ether.
01:21:59.329 --> 01:22:02.369
Then Newton went further and tried to kill the ether.
01:22:02.610 --> 01:22:14.289
And then the the the Morley experiment, they were still trying because they did not want accountability, they wanted a system of blank slate that they can do anything that they wanted to.
01:22:14.529 --> 01:22:30.369
And with the entropic idea that and chaos, then there was no God, there was no answering, and we can set up any laws we want and and fight and be afraid, you know.
01:22:30.610 --> 01:22:32.930
But it's a lie, it's a lie.
01:22:33.570 --> 01:22:42.050
So, with that being said, because I want to get into uh this technology because this is going to be fun, but I got one more question before we get into it.
01:22:42.130 --> 01:22:52.850
Because if we're talking about the ethers and communicating uh with the ethers, there's ways to communicate with the ethers, and one of those ways is resonance.
01:22:53.010 --> 01:22:58.930
You know, when you get in resonant with a certain frequency, the ethers responds accordingly.
01:22:59.090 --> 01:23:05.409
So I was talking to Terrence before the show started, family, and I said, Wow, Terrence, acting is so spiritual.
01:23:05.489 --> 01:23:08.529
I've I've talked the clip I'm about to play.
01:23:08.610 --> 01:23:17.730
Actually, if you're a hardcore listener on this channel, you've seen the clip on this channel before, and it's a clip from an actor named Bill Duke.
01:23:17.890 --> 01:23:18.850
And I'm gonna play it.
01:23:18.930 --> 01:23:23.090
I'm gonna ask Terrence a question, and we're gonna get into some some serious stuff.
01:23:23.250 --> 01:23:28.850
So, yeah, get your pen, your paper, get your your coffee, whatever it is you gotta get at this time.
01:23:28.930 --> 01:23:30.529
But we're getting ready to go.
01:23:30.610 --> 01:23:34.210
Uh, we're gonna step it up, we're gonna turn it up a little bit, family.
01:23:34.289 --> 01:23:35.890
We're gonna turn it up a little bit right now.
01:23:36.050 --> 01:23:38.050
Uh, let me get to this clip real quick.
01:23:38.289 --> 01:23:43.170
The director does not hire you to act like that person.
01:23:45.329 --> 01:23:50.210
The director hires you to become that person.
01:23:52.050 --> 01:23:54.369
And that's something that most people don't understand about acting.
01:23:54.529 --> 01:23:59.250
Acting is not out that word is annoying because it means you're pretending.
01:24:00.210 --> 01:24:11.890
Acting is not pretending, acting is becoming, it's surrendering to the spirit of whatever your that character you're describing is.
01:24:13.010 --> 01:24:17.090
So thing called stage fright, that's when you're in the middle.
01:24:18.210 --> 01:24:36.770
You've given part of yourself up to be the character, but your ego and your fear and paranoia is watching how you give it up and tries to control the shape of that giving up.
01:24:37.890 --> 01:25:12.130
But real actors like the ones that I adore, and the Kate Winslit's and the Meryl Streeps and the Denzel's when he's really in it, and the Sam Jacksons, and um Philip Seymour Hoffman's and the Jeffrey Wrights, and when those people go there, there's no there's nobody there except that character.
01:25:12.369 --> 01:25:13.409
And that's admirable.
01:25:13.489 --> 01:25:14.449
It takes courage.
01:25:14.610 --> 01:25:14.770
Yeah.
01:25:15.170 --> 01:25:20.130
People don't understand because sometimes you're not controlled, you're you're you're on a ride.
01:25:21.250 --> 01:25:27.730
You have to trust and the person you trust is the director to say that I ride right, what do you think?
01:25:27.890 --> 01:25:33.010
Because uh you don't stand outside and look at your ride.
01:25:34.130 --> 01:25:36.449
Uh you ride, you ride.
01:25:37.090 --> 01:25:38.369
I love that shit.
01:25:38.529 --> 01:25:47.250
I love that so you don't stand outside, you hit it, you ride, you don't see you ride, you don't know what happened because you're riding.
01:25:47.409 --> 01:25:49.570
What you like, you know, you're like, what happened?
01:25:49.650 --> 01:25:50.130
I don't know.
01:25:50.289 --> 01:25:52.770
Tell me somebody tell me who's watching.
01:25:53.090 --> 01:26:07.409
Oh man, I just I I get so I'm in love with the idea of directed communication with God and with acting and with a truly great actor, you see that.
01:26:07.890 --> 01:26:11.730
And um, let's say the movie Black Panther, Terrence Howard.
01:26:11.890 --> 01:26:12.369
Michael B.
01:26:12.449 --> 01:26:16.369
Jordan said he had to go to therapy to get rid of that character killmonger.
01:26:17.409 --> 01:26:18.610
He had to go to therapy.
01:26:18.770 --> 01:26:22.610
Look at uh, I think his name is Keith Ledger with the Joker.
01:26:23.650 --> 01:26:25.650
Yeah, he played the Joker too.
01:26:26.930 --> 01:26:28.690
Oh my god, Jesus Christ.
01:26:28.850 --> 01:26:30.610
Did you see how he played the Joker?
01:26:30.930 --> 01:26:32.289
Then what happened?
01:26:32.449 --> 01:26:33.890
Like he played that role, what happened.
01:26:34.050 --> 01:26:36.289
But my point is, acting is surrender.
01:26:36.529 --> 01:26:41.810
He said acting is is surrendering to the spirit of whatever the character is.
01:26:42.930 --> 01:26:45.650
I remember sometimes that spirit doesn't let go.
01:26:45.890 --> 01:26:46.610
Yes, yes.
01:26:46.690 --> 01:26:47.810
But let me say, let me say this.
01:26:47.890 --> 01:26:48.289
Let me say this.
01:26:49.010 --> 01:26:49.650
That's a great point.
01:26:49.730 --> 01:26:51.090
I'm glad you said that.
01:26:51.890 --> 01:26:56.130
I I remember talking to um Mr.
01:26:56.369 --> 01:26:58.050
G, a gentleman named Mr.
01:26:58.130 --> 01:26:59.170
G, he's Dr.
01:26:59.329 --> 01:27:00.610
Sabies cameraman.
01:27:01.010 --> 01:27:02.130
Oh, um, he was Dr.
01:27:02.289 --> 01:27:07.970
Sabies cameraman from Honduras, and he told me a story about a woman who was possessed.
01:27:08.130 --> 01:27:15.810
They was doing uh like a ritual or something, and she was possessed by a certain spirit, and she had these superhuman abilities.
01:27:15.970 --> 01:27:17.329
She climbed the tree.
01:27:17.489 --> 01:27:20.770
A man tried to hold her back, she threw threw him 30 feet.
01:27:21.010 --> 01:27:28.529
Like she had super so whatever spirit controlled the avatar, knew how to access certain things in the avatar.
01:27:28.610 --> 01:27:29.970
She didn't genuin know how to access.
01:27:30.210 --> 01:27:34.529
So it made me think about hearing that story, made me think about alter egos.
01:27:34.770 --> 01:27:49.010
Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryan uh created the black mamba when he had the situation, the rape allegations, and then when he created the black mamba, it was like a whole new Kobe Bryant after that.
01:27:49.250 --> 01:27:55.090
Uh Beyonce created came in earlier.
01:27:58.690 --> 01:28:03.250
Beyonce created Sasha Fears because she had stage fright.
01:28:03.489 --> 01:28:07.489
And then after she created Sasha Fears, Stage Fright went away.
01:28:07.570 --> 01:28:08.289
She's on it.
01:28:08.369 --> 01:28:12.770
One, two, three, four, five, six, six, and then you know, she was on it after that.
01:28:13.010 --> 01:28:33.570
So, what I want to ask because Jerry, just such a we we love your acting, whether it's Lucius, um uh whoever, who whether it's um um um um whoop the metric, whoop the metric, you know, whoever it is, so many different roles, brother.
01:28:33.730 --> 01:28:37.170
You like when you're in it, you're in it, you are that character.
01:28:37.409 --> 01:28:58.050
What I want to ask you, my brother, with the new physics you're introducing to the world and your expertise in actor and acting, did you ever think about creating an alter ego that when you say whoop that trick and you have people like Eric Weinstein or whoever who's hating or opposing you, or people who are purposely trying to bring down your message?
01:28:58.210 --> 01:28:59.810
You ever thought about creating an alter ego?
01:29:00.289 --> 01:29:06.449
Ego where you like unstoppable because you come from that field of acting, which is spiritual.
01:29:06.610 --> 01:29:08.369
You ever thought about that, my brother?
01:29:08.690 --> 01:29:19.489
Well, see, I don't have to create an alter ego to defend myself against them because the geometry and the math defends itself.
01:29:19.890 --> 01:29:32.289
You know, with the with the curve multiplication or um recursive multiplication, we've been able to discover values that they will never reach.
01:29:32.449 --> 01:29:35.409
You can't reach them through linear multiplication.
01:29:35.570 --> 01:29:43.890
And these values prove the prove um all of the constants to be abstractions.
01:29:44.050 --> 01:29:45.970
They expose all of these things.
01:29:46.050 --> 01:29:52.210
So when you have the proof, when you have the geometric proof, you know what they're fighting against is truth.
01:29:52.449 --> 01:30:03.329
They're not, they're not attacking, they they try and attack my character, but my character doesn't really exist because who Terrence Howard really is, they don't know.
01:30:03.489 --> 01:30:04.930
They'll never get to know.
01:30:05.090 --> 01:30:08.850
I'm still trying to figure out who Terrence Howard really is.
01:30:09.090 --> 01:30:13.650
So I'm not threatened by any of uh any of the things that they do.
01:30:13.810 --> 01:30:15.010
But I'll tell you something.
01:30:15.250 --> 01:30:20.930
When I step up and I'm on set, there is a being that shows up.
01:30:21.010 --> 01:30:25.250
And I always tell people that I'm Terrence Howard stand-in.
01:30:25.890 --> 01:30:28.770
I'm waiting for Terrence Howard to show up.
01:30:29.090 --> 01:30:36.210
Because once Terrence shows up, he shows up with his entire half a billion man army.
01:30:36.529 --> 01:30:42.610
And I enjoy watching the watching the reactions when he shows up.
01:30:42.850 --> 01:30:51.570
But in the interim, you know, I'm Clark Kent, and I'm enjoying being Clark Kent doing my little thing at the at the newspaper.
01:30:51.810 --> 01:30:59.090
But if I'm called to task, yeah, I will jump off the building and fly and rescue and save.
01:30:59.409 --> 01:31:08.130
But right now, I have the proof in the work that I've done that what they're resisting, they're just resisting the truth.
01:31:08.369 --> 01:31:11.489
And it's not going to age well with them.
01:31:11.730 --> 01:31:23.409
And even if people cannot remember me, the wave conjugations, the linchpin, the all shapes, a thousand years from now, these will be the things that's taught.
01:31:23.650 --> 01:31:30.050
And knowing that, I'm like, I'm just cool to sit back and watch and enjoy this ride right now.
01:31:30.610 --> 01:31:31.170
Excellent.
01:31:31.890 --> 01:31:32.770
Excellent.
01:31:33.250 --> 01:31:35.010
Terrence, let's get into it.
01:31:35.329 --> 01:31:38.529
Lynch pens, all the the all shapes.
01:31:38.610 --> 01:31:39.890
Um, what's going on?
01:31:39.970 --> 01:31:41.010
What you got going on?
01:31:41.090 --> 01:31:41.970
What can you show us?
01:31:42.050 --> 01:31:43.010
What can you tell us about?
01:31:43.329 --> 01:31:44.690
That's what I love to share.
01:31:45.329 --> 01:31:48.050
One plus one times one is three, all of that stuff.
01:31:48.449 --> 01:31:49.489
One times one is two.
01:31:49.810 --> 01:31:53.810
Um, really, can I send you something that you can share with him real quick?
01:31:53.970 --> 01:31:57.250
Is that on the um the latest video?
01:31:57.810 --> 01:32:02.050
Short short one-minute video, and then you'll be able to throw it up there, Rich.
01:32:02.529 --> 01:32:04.369
Can you put it on WhatsApp to me?
01:32:04.610 --> 01:32:06.289
Yeah, I'm gonna send it to you right now.
01:32:06.529 --> 01:32:07.170
Okay, great.
01:32:07.409 --> 01:32:10.289
Hopefully, I get to come back to y'all and won't lose you.
01:32:10.449 --> 01:32:11.810
Um, let me see.
01:32:12.130 --> 01:32:14.610
Oh, yeah, you're on a divide, a phone, yeah.
01:32:14.850 --> 01:32:17.890
Yeah, I'm on uh that's why I'd have my computer there.
01:32:17.970 --> 01:32:25.170
I went to try and use that, and it was like, no, you are not using me today.
01:32:26.289 --> 01:32:37.409
It because it the I haven't used it in a bit, and the charge was gone, and my kid stole the the thing, the um the big block charge reaction.
01:32:37.570 --> 01:32:45.730
Yeah, no, definitely 10 minutes before this, I was pretty upset, but then I decided, you know what, it uh yeah.
01:32:46.130 --> 01:32:48.210
Hey, while Terrence gets that together, Chris.
01:32:48.289 --> 01:32:56.690
I want to ask you, since you worked side by side with Terrence, what was your thoughts about um some of the attacks uh Terrence was getting?
01:32:56.770 --> 01:32:58.130
Was it expected?
01:32:58.369 --> 01:32:59.489
Was it unexpected?
01:32:59.650 --> 01:33:01.730
Was you like, wow, this shit looked crazy?
01:33:01.810 --> 01:33:03.650
Like, what was your thoughts, Chris?
01:33:04.130 --> 01:33:06.130
Well, at first I wasn't expecting it at all.
01:33:06.210 --> 01:33:22.770
I thought he'd be well received by the community, and I thought, you know, obviously the work that we work that we had done, like we had published the results, you know, working with the university in Germany, and we published those results in the Scientific American uh SA Journal of Aeronautics and Aerospace.
01:33:22.850 --> 01:33:24.369
So it is published work.
01:33:24.610 --> 01:33:29.250
And you know, once we had the drone flying, we proved it was it was going to fly.
01:33:29.489 --> 01:33:36.770
Like that's how we kind of got together is we were playing with the geometry, and I was running the simulations, like I was saying, to build the planet Saturn and so forth.
01:33:37.250 --> 01:33:43.170
And then what one of the simulations resulted with these jets flying out of the poles, like you see coming out of you know galaxies and so forth.
01:33:43.329 --> 01:33:48.050
And I'm like, but it in that case it came out of all the poles, all six faces at the same time.
01:33:48.289 --> 01:33:51.489
And I'm like, Terrence, this thing will fly.
01:33:51.730 --> 01:33:53.489
And we were like, whoa.
01:33:53.730 --> 01:33:58.690
And that's then we started building the drones, and we stuck to the same exact same geometry as the linchpin.
01:33:59.170 --> 01:34:06.210
And it's the and the fascinating part about the contest, Terrence, we to get that going, Terrence says, Well, I'll sponsor a contest.
01:34:06.610 --> 01:34:25.250
And uh, and then these guys, four different individuals, won the contest, and the result was that four different guys programmed using four different codes, but they use the same geometry, the aircraft flew exactly the same way, and that weird way it flies, tangential flight, and the way it can rotate around its own center of mass and so forth.
01:34:25.409 --> 01:34:28.610
I was like, that's an emergent property of the geometry itself.
01:34:32.050 --> 01:34:33.409
People have gotta see this, right?
01:34:33.570 --> 01:34:34.210
Yeah, yeah.
01:34:34.449 --> 01:34:43.329
And I and I was like, when and then when Eric came along, it's like Terrence showed him the the miniature drone we had on the Rogan show there, the small one.
01:34:43.570 --> 01:34:47.409
He's like, Well, you might have something there, a little gap or something, engineering-wise.
01:34:47.650 --> 01:34:50.770
Just completely dismissed it, so you didn't even read the paper.
01:34:51.329 --> 01:34:53.329
No, did you get the thing, Rich?
01:34:53.970 --> 01:34:55.970
No, uh, you sent it to Billy, right?
01:34:56.130 --> 01:34:59.650
Um, I and I sent it to you as well, but it's just that it's still downloading for some reason.
01:34:59.970 --> 01:35:01.329
Still downloading very slow.
01:35:01.489 --> 01:35:03.970
Yeah, did you get it uh Rich on your side on your WhatsApp?
01:35:04.210 --> 01:35:05.489
No, where did you see WhatsApp?
01:35:05.650 --> 01:35:06.610
No, I did not get it.
01:35:06.690 --> 01:35:07.650
No, no, okay.
01:35:07.730 --> 01:35:12.610
It may be because I'm in Egypt and I'm I'm using it all the way to you.
01:35:12.690 --> 01:35:14.529
I wish I could give Rich.
01:35:15.090 --> 01:35:16.130
I don't know how to get Richard.
01:35:16.369 --> 01:35:17.170
Let me let me get you sent it.
01:35:17.250 --> 01:35:18.369
Let me have you send it straight to Rich.
01:35:18.529 --> 01:35:21.090
Hold on, I'm gonna send it to this right here.
01:35:21.730 --> 01:35:36.690
Hey Chris, so while while Terrace continues to get that together, I want to ask y'all when y'all saw with the tangential flight and what y'all got going on, and it's not just it's not just going uh north, south, east, west.
01:35:36.770 --> 01:35:39.170
I don't know the proper term, but it's doing something else.
01:35:39.409 --> 01:35:43.810
Did it remind you of like let's say three eye atlas.
01:35:43.890 --> 01:35:53.650
When you heard about three eye atlas, or when you hear about UFOs, is what you're doing more similar to UFOs than what we have like so yeah, well, yeah.
01:35:53.730 --> 01:35:59.409
If I was if I was to compare it to something, you know that the the video that the government put out about the pill, how it flew kind of weird.
01:36:00.050 --> 01:36:03.010
Yeah, well, that that's exactly how these yeah, that's what yeah, right.
01:36:03.489 --> 01:36:20.210
So what's it's what's interesting is that the drone and and due to the internal forces on the rim velocities of the propellers and everything, the way it works out is that it's not referencing GPS outside of itself to fly, it's referencing itself because of the the gap, right?
01:36:20.449 --> 01:36:24.610
It's the inertial gap in the center of the mass that it's referencing.
01:36:24.690 --> 01:36:32.210
So once the craft is calibrated, it can fly anywhere underwater, in tunnels, underground, in space, once it's calibrated.
01:36:32.369 --> 01:36:42.529
It doesn't need external GPS to help guide it, whereas every one of our commercial drones, and even the little ones we hold in our hands, all needs your cell phone because it has to tie into that GPS to locate itself.
01:36:42.770 --> 01:36:47.170
And the problem with that is if you look at the G uh, what's it called?
01:36:47.329 --> 01:37:00.210
The 1984 WGS, I think it is, for the World Geodetic Survey data, and you look at the math in that in that in that standard, you'll find that it's using Einstein's formulas like Philip was talking about.
01:37:00.690 --> 01:37:05.489
And but it's not referencing gravity at all, it's referencing time, right?
01:37:05.650 --> 01:37:12.050
It's a clo every five years, the world geodetic survey community has to come together and recalibrate to a period of time.
01:37:12.449 --> 01:37:13.010
Why?
01:37:13.329 --> 01:37:15.570
Because we haven't solved gravity.
01:37:15.970 --> 01:37:17.970
Well, if Chris, and Terra.
01:37:18.289 --> 01:37:19.170
You gotta watch it, Rich.
01:37:19.570 --> 01:37:20.930
I think it's I sent it to you.
01:37:21.090 --> 01:37:22.449
Did I did you did you get it?
01:37:22.690 --> 01:37:23.730
Oh, yes, yes.
01:37:23.970 --> 01:37:34.050
So then you can just play it and and it finishes all the conjecture once you're able to, once people can see that's that's the beauty of it.
01:37:34.289 --> 01:37:39.730
It's if you saw Big Hero 6, which I'm sure you've seen linchpin already, anyway.
01:37:39.890 --> 01:37:42.130
This is the real life microbots.
01:37:42.210 --> 01:37:42.690
Go ahead, Chris.
01:37:42.850 --> 01:37:49.730
Yeah, so well, in short, I see the linchpin geometry as basically being the internal structure of the the quantum lattice of the atom itself.
01:37:49.890 --> 01:37:52.210
It's a self-centered, self-referencing thing.
01:37:52.369 --> 01:37:59.090
So yeah, yeah, it's the grand unified field theory expressed in geometry.
01:37:59.329 --> 01:38:01.090
It's the common factor of it, yeah.
01:38:01.170 --> 01:38:01.810
And those drones too.
01:38:01.970 --> 01:38:04.930
Like once you spin those drones up, you'll see how rock solid stable they are.
01:38:05.010 --> 01:38:09.730
They fly like a tabletop, or they can rotate around themselves in any direction, right?
01:38:10.050 --> 01:38:11.489
Okay, explain okay.
01:38:11.570 --> 01:38:12.690
I got it, I just got it.
01:38:12.850 --> 01:38:13.090
All right.
01:38:13.170 --> 01:38:15.650
Um, ex so explain what we're about to see, Terrence.
01:38:15.730 --> 01:38:26.690
Explain so this is the these are the linchpin, which is the common factor between the hot and the cold um of the universe expansion or the contraction side of the universe.
01:38:26.930 --> 01:38:33.890
Um, as Chris was explaining, we knew this to be the common factor of everything, but we couldn't get any eyes on it.
01:38:34.050 --> 01:38:39.730
So when he started talking about, hey, why don't we put props inside of these pentagonal areas?
01:38:39.970 --> 01:38:41.730
You know, it should have flight.
01:38:41.890 --> 01:38:50.610
And so we put the props inside of there, and this is basically the geometry of the proton or of hydrogen itself.
01:38:50.690 --> 01:38:59.890
So what you're looking at is hydrogen as the geometry of hydrogen, and therefore any bond that hydrogen can make, linchpin is able to make.
01:39:00.050 --> 01:39:07.810
So no matter how many, if you need to pick up something that's a thousand tons, then more linchpins will keep bonding to pick it up.
01:39:07.970 --> 01:39:21.090
So you're basically looking at um a colony, uh, an atomic colony that has tangential flight and utilitarian uh uh aspects, but just just play it.
01:39:21.170 --> 01:39:29.489
And the fours gonna that you'll see will bond with other fours, the five will keep bonding with other fives in an unlimited way and continue building.
01:39:29.730 --> 01:39:31.090
So let's check this out.
01:39:31.250 --> 01:39:31.810
All right, family.
01:39:33.170 --> 01:39:33.730
All right.
01:42:32.289 --> 01:42:36.930
So you got to see at the end, that's what we call tangential flight.
01:42:37.170 --> 01:42:41.250
It's never been accomplished with any aircraft that they've ever had.
01:42:41.489 --> 01:42:44.850
The only way they've been able to have tangential flight is in falling.
01:42:45.010 --> 01:42:48.050
If something is falling out of the sky, then it's able to turn.
01:42:48.210 --> 01:42:58.369
But to have sustained spin, and you could see that no matter what the task is, they're able to come together and accomplish this task.
01:42:59.250 --> 01:43:00.050
Yeah, correct.
01:43:01.170 --> 01:43:13.730
Is there any uh, you know, we Billy talks a lot about fractals and uh when we'll like when we see helicopters, we think about dragonflies, and we think about how the helicopters imitate the dragonflies.
01:43:13.890 --> 01:43:18.130
Is there any insect that this technology emulates?
01:43:18.210 --> 01:43:20.449
Like helicopters emulate dragonflies?
01:43:20.690 --> 01:43:24.930
No, this is this is emulating the G the proton.
01:43:25.570 --> 01:43:28.130
This is the hydrogen atom itself.
01:43:28.289 --> 01:43:33.010
This is this is emulating the source.
01:43:33.250 --> 01:43:39.409
That's why you have the unlimited bonding, and those fives, like I said, we keep bonding with other fives.
01:43:39.570 --> 01:43:48.210
There's no creature that behaves the way that these things are able to behave beyond the element of hydrogen itself.
01:43:49.970 --> 01:43:59.810
Somebody in the chat had mentioned, and I'm glad that they mention it because I'll with the question, they had mentioned ants.
01:44:00.289 --> 01:44:04.529
Yeah, no, you ever see ants and they climb on top of each other?
01:44:06.289 --> 01:44:08.690
Is this any way similar to ants you think?
01:44:08.850 --> 01:44:12.850
Yeah, well, like I said, it's a colony, it's an entire colony.
01:44:12.930 --> 01:44:15.570
It's a it's it's flying ants.
01:44:16.369 --> 01:44:17.329
Flying ants.
01:44:17.810 --> 01:44:23.890
Imagine what would happen if you had if there were 10 million of them.
01:44:24.050 --> 01:44:26.529
Yeah, there's nothing that could stop them.
01:44:26.690 --> 01:44:35.810
I don't care what kind of robots they have and androids they're coming up with, you know, these things can be the size of a dime or they can be the size of a building.
01:44:36.050 --> 01:44:36.690
Yeah.
01:44:37.010 --> 01:44:38.289
And cooperative.
01:44:40.210 --> 01:44:46.690
Yeah, in our simulations in that in that simulation there, we did we ran another simulation using game engine physics.
01:44:46.770 --> 01:44:54.610
And uh if each drone can carry approximately 50 pounds, you know, a drone that's about the size of a you know a good size microwave, right?
01:44:54.930 --> 01:45:03.170
Then it can lift 50 pounds, and you can connect 10 of them together in in two flower forms, two of the fives, and obviously carry 500 pounds and just fly away with it.
01:45:03.329 --> 01:45:09.329
Right, because they'll stack with the air bonding, this can be useful construction for anything you can think of.
01:45:09.570 --> 01:45:09.730
Right.
01:45:09.810 --> 01:45:15.409
So you imagine them like placing windows in the skyscrapers, window washing, any anything you want to do, aerial rest of the phone.
01:45:15.570 --> 01:45:18.050
Building a pyramid, maybe building a pyramid.
01:45:18.529 --> 01:45:22.130
Building a pyramid, yeah, searching tunnels underneath pyramids, those types of things.
01:45:22.210 --> 01:45:22.770
Yeah, yeah.
01:45:23.010 --> 01:45:26.210
Yeah, that's another thing that they're able to do, like Chris was explaining.
01:45:26.369 --> 01:45:36.130
Since the geometry of the um linchpin itself is its reference point, it's all pointing to its center, you're able to go through pipes.
01:45:36.690 --> 01:45:41.650
Well, you can't do this with any other drone because they have to be attached to a GPS.
01:45:41.730 --> 01:45:58.050
But we can go through any pipe and follow the pipe and measure if there's any cracks, anything going on with it, and be able to still maintain coherence with it, because that's one of the other things that come with the Howard, comma.
01:45:58.210 --> 01:46:01.329
It allows for things to remain entangled.
01:46:01.570 --> 01:46:02.529
You said the what comma?
01:46:02.690 --> 01:46:03.090
Say that again.
01:46:03.970 --> 01:46:19.329
The high comma that 109.4712206, that angle, that small error of where they don't fit together, that allows for communication to remain consistent.
01:46:19.489 --> 01:46:22.050
So you can have faster than light communication.
01:46:22.289 --> 01:46:37.810
One of the things that Billy, that was one of the things that Billy showed me when I first brought it up to him on the show, and he had ran it through some of his AIs and all of the things that it was saying that was possible as a result of this geometry.
01:46:38.050 --> 01:46:46.130
And so when they resisted it, I couldn't understand why they would resist it at first until I went to Uganda.
01:46:46.289 --> 01:46:52.850
I thought for sure that the US government would be like, oh my goodness, this come on, come on, you know, come on down.
01:46:52.930 --> 01:46:54.449
You're the next contestant.
01:46:54.610 --> 01:46:56.449
You know, we've been waiting for you.
01:46:56.610 --> 01:46:58.770
And they did the complete opposite.
01:46:58.930 --> 01:46:59.250
Yeah.
01:46:59.489 --> 01:47:12.930
Because to validate it means that they have to validate one times one equaling two, because this geometry came specifically from this number theory of one times one equaling two.
01:47:14.850 --> 01:47:18.690
Is this uh techyon energy that you're dealing with?
01:47:19.730 --> 01:47:24.449
I I I don't when you say techyon, I have no idea what techn is.
01:47:24.850 --> 01:47:31.409
Uh but this is etheric energy because that's what this geometry is drawing its energy from.
01:47:31.650 --> 01:47:34.369
It's there's no that zero point energy.
01:47:34.529 --> 01:47:41.650
They called it a zero point because it came from the void where that was supposed to be empty, but there is no void.
01:47:42.210 --> 01:47:44.930
It's filled with these waves.
01:47:45.170 --> 01:48:01.250
And now that we have defined the wave structure of the ether itself, we can now access that energy, access that power, and do things that we were never capable of doing before.
01:48:01.409 --> 01:48:07.409
But it's bigger than something I can do inside of my house or Chris inside of his lab.
01:48:07.570 --> 01:48:15.970
You know, this is something where all the people have to come together and work together to make something happen because it's beyond me.
01:48:16.369 --> 01:48:17.970
Yeah, yeah, this is huge.
01:48:18.050 --> 01:48:25.650
And the tachyons, that's basically a hypothetical subatomic particle that uh passes solid solid objects.
01:48:25.890 --> 01:48:26.289
Oh, okay.
01:48:26.449 --> 01:48:30.289
It travels faster than light, a particle that's faster than light hypothetical.
01:48:30.770 --> 01:48:32.449
Yeah, so yeah, hypothetical particle.
01:48:32.529 --> 01:48:39.409
I mean, some of the stuff sci-fi movies, you know, talk about using tachyons to uh achieve FTL and things like that, you know.
01:48:39.570 --> 01:48:39.810
Yeah.
01:48:40.130 --> 01:48:44.529
But with Lynch Pen is doing sorry, Chris, go ahead.
01:48:44.770 --> 01:48:55.570
I was gonna say if you if you imagine imagine a string of pearls from simple say the north pole to the equator, and it's a solid string and it's like a really strong material.
01:48:55.890 --> 01:49:00.449
Yeah, and it's if you pull on the one pearl at the end, what happens to the other pearl down at the equator, right?
01:49:00.690 --> 01:49:04.770
If it's a really strong material and you pull it hard enough, it should be a near instantaneous reaction.
01:49:05.010 --> 01:49:06.210
That's because it's a solid.
01:49:06.289 --> 01:49:12.690
So if you imagine the same thing using linch pins, but now the linchpin itself is is a standing wave onto itself.
01:49:13.010 --> 01:49:18.130
You move one at one end to get a communication at the other end, but it's a standing wave, so it's solid.
01:49:18.210 --> 01:49:29.250
You're just shifting the frequency by one digit back and forth, a frame because nothing is you take your Einstein frame from being a single frame and make it a million frames and then shift the entire field, right?
01:49:29.329 --> 01:49:32.369
So you're just shift, you know, like a book, right?
01:49:32.529 --> 01:49:33.810
Yeah, gotcha.
01:49:34.930 --> 01:49:35.489
Beautiful.
01:49:35.730 --> 01:49:37.489
Yeah, no, no, no, no, that's amazing.
01:49:37.570 --> 01:49:38.770
That this is good stuff.
01:49:38.850 --> 01:49:39.810
This is good stuff.
01:49:40.050 --> 01:49:52.449
I want to ask you, uh, Terrence, because you talk about uh the periodic table so much, you mentioned hydrogen and other um oxygen, oxygen and other things like that.
01:49:52.690 --> 01:50:03.409
Um, there's on the internet a lot of people talk about how uh 666 really represents the carbon atom.
01:50:03.810 --> 01:50:11.970
Now, if it does six protons, six electrons, six neutrons, if it does, because I'm I'm curious and I'm gonna next the science guy this question.
01:50:12.210 --> 01:50:23.489
What is the why would they why does this same parasitical leak that we've been talking about this whole time, why do they want to make six six six so demonic?
01:50:23.730 --> 01:50:29.250
If it represents carbon, why what's the push the agenda to make it so demonic, Terrence?
01:50:29.730 --> 01:50:39.650
Well, six times six times six ends up being equaling up to 216 ultimately, and 216 is the key of A.
01:50:40.930 --> 01:50:49.570
They do not want you to understand the key of A at 216 or at 432 because that's the sound of our electromagnetic field.
01:50:49.810 --> 01:50:59.650
The moment that you become aware of how things really behave, you can they told you to run from 666 because they need.
01:51:00.210 --> 01:51:06.369
Needed you to stay away from it because there was a key attached to it.
01:51:06.930 --> 01:51:13.250
The fact that they apply it to carbon having six electrons, six neutrons, and six.
01:51:15.250 --> 01:51:17.329
Well, let's look at the periodic table.
01:51:17.489 --> 01:51:32.130
The periodic table is incomplete in how they have built it from the start because hydrogen is the first visible element, but they're still missing three elements that occur before it and three elements that occur afterwards.
01:51:32.210 --> 01:51:42.850
And we know that they are missing because hydrogen has the same tone and behaves the same way as carbon, which it behaves the same way as silicone, which it behaves the same way as cobalt.
01:51:43.489 --> 01:51:53.170
But all of these elements from carbon, silicone, and cobalt, they have three elements that precede them, and they have three elements afterwards.
01:51:53.409 --> 01:51:56.930
They have a noble gas that precedes them and a noble gas afterwards.
01:51:57.250 --> 01:52:04.610
You mean if hydrogen acts like a duck, walks like a duck, does all the same thing that the rest of these ducks do.
01:52:07.010 --> 01:52:12.369
And these rest of these ducks, they come out of two ponds, a pond that has one end and another end.
01:52:12.610 --> 01:52:17.409
Then we know that hydrogen also has three elements that occur before it.
01:52:17.489 --> 01:52:21.250
We're not able to perceive them because it's denser matter.
01:52:21.409 --> 01:52:24.850
It also has to have a noble gas that happens before it.
01:52:25.090 --> 01:52:30.930
It has to have a noble gas afterwards because it's the noble gases that squeezing on each other.
01:52:31.170 --> 01:52:42.210
It's the neon and it's the high the helium and neon squeezing against each other that topples that that maximizes a carbon.
01:52:42.369 --> 01:52:48.930
It's the neon and the argon squeezing on each other that maximizes into silicone.
01:52:49.090 --> 01:52:56.050
It's the argon and the krypton squeezing against each other that maximizes into the cobalt.
01:52:56.369 --> 01:53:03.890
But the cobalt has the same tone as the silicone, the same tone as the carbon, which is the same tone as the hydrogen.
01:53:04.210 --> 01:53:15.810
So it has all these other things taking place, then how is it that hydrogen doesn't have three elements that occur before it and three elements that occur afterwards and doesn't have a noble gas?
01:53:15.970 --> 01:53:21.090
So they're counting of the elements, they're off in their counting.
01:53:21.329 --> 01:53:25.010
So I don't think 666 is a very special number.
01:53:25.970 --> 01:53:39.730
But when it comes to the periodic table and the Mendeleev table that they created, it's an incomplete table because it does not account for all of the tones and how things are supposed to happen.
01:53:39.890 --> 01:53:46.529
Walter Russell pointed this out perfectly in 1926 in his book, The Universal One.
01:53:46.850 --> 01:53:51.329
And he showed the 21 elements that occur before hydrogen.
01:53:51.890 --> 01:53:54.130
You said it sounds like the key of E, hydrogen.
01:53:54.610 --> 01:53:56.369
It's the key of the E or the color yellow.
01:53:56.449 --> 01:53:56.930
That's what you said.
01:53:57.250 --> 01:53:57.810
The color yellow.
01:53:58.449 --> 01:54:01.329
Because remember, it goes through the entire field.
01:54:02.130 --> 01:54:04.210
Yellow, yellow moves through.
01:54:04.369 --> 01:54:19.090
It doesn't just stay as that simple color of yellow, but the the key of E still it goes through that E, that A, that all of those, the D, all of these are aspects of it, but its primary tone is the key of E.
01:54:19.650 --> 01:54:23.489
Wouldn't the uh wouldn't the gap be at the F sharp point, Terrence?
01:54:23.570 --> 01:54:25.409
If I'm thinking that correctly, is my right or wrong?
01:54:25.489 --> 01:54:26.449
Yeah, I'm asking.
01:54:26.770 --> 01:54:29.489
Yeah, it's uh um what you mean the gap, Chris?
01:54:29.570 --> 01:54:30.529
What do you mean the gap, Chris?
01:54:30.610 --> 01:54:31.090
What do you mean?
01:54:31.890 --> 01:54:34.130
Well, just where frequencies nicely tend okay.
01:54:34.289 --> 01:54:41.170
Yeah, there's like if you if you think about uh sand on a child and you plate you stroke it with a bow and you see all the sand collecting.
01:54:41.970 --> 01:54:46.930
Well, we're led to believe that the sand is collecting where you know where the energy is and it's creating that form.
01:54:47.090 --> 01:54:52.529
Well, the truth is the energy is actually in the hole and the gap the sand is just coming, sand is just coming to rest.
01:54:52.850 --> 01:54:56.210
Yeah, if you look at those frequencies, there's all you'll always find a gap.
01:54:56.690 --> 01:55:03.810
And that gap tends to be at the F sharp because you can do your circle of fists in music, you'll find that the F sharp is the gap.
01:55:04.289 --> 01:55:05.010
Yeah, right.
01:55:05.090 --> 01:55:06.210
So it's the gap.
01:55:06.529 --> 01:55:09.170
That's and that's that F sharp note that creates that distonce.
01:55:09.250 --> 01:55:11.090
That you know that that's what we like, rock and roll.
01:55:11.570 --> 01:55:12.369
Sounds good, yeah.
01:55:12.770 --> 01:55:13.730
Sounds good, right?
01:55:13.810 --> 01:55:14.529
Yeah, and it's a good idea.
01:55:14.690 --> 01:55:19.570
If you didn't, if you didn't have if you didn't have any distance, if you didn't have a distance, you just have a single tone.
01:55:19.730 --> 01:55:22.610
It'd be like a solid, a solid crystal that couldn't vibrate.
01:55:22.690 --> 01:55:24.930
So without the gap, you got no emotion, right?
01:55:25.010 --> 01:55:27.329
So you you brought up an interesting point, Chris.
01:55:27.409 --> 01:55:27.810
I'm glad.
01:55:27.890 --> 01:55:30.210
Think Chris, man, you said some shit tonight, man.
01:55:30.289 --> 01:55:32.850
I'm I'm glad you're Chris.
01:55:32.930 --> 01:55:34.050
I'm like, who's Chris?
01:55:34.130 --> 01:55:36.210
I'm just I'm like, where'd the Chris stuff from?
01:55:38.130 --> 01:55:38.850
I'm I'm glad you did.
01:55:39.730 --> 01:55:40.690
Thank you, Chris.
01:55:41.250 --> 01:55:52.850
Uh uh Chris, that makes me think about the harmonic series in music where we think uh one tone is just the like let's say I play C.
01:55:53.730 --> 01:55:57.650
I'm not really just hearing C, Terrence, and you're a music guy.
01:55:57.970 --> 01:56:01.890
Um, I'm hearing the harmonics of C as well.
01:56:02.050 --> 01:56:12.610
So you're hearing the the integer multiples, the integer multiples, whole number multiples of that note as I play that note at the same time.
01:56:12.770 --> 01:56:14.690
And Chris says something real interesting.
01:56:14.770 --> 01:56:17.650
He said the dissonance makes it sound good.
01:56:17.810 --> 01:56:21.890
I want to, I'm gonna, I want to take this to the spirit realm if y'all don't mind.
01:56:22.050 --> 01:56:24.210
Give me one minute or two minutes to explain this.
01:56:24.369 --> 01:56:28.289
And I and I I I I talked to Billy about this briefly before.
01:56:28.529 --> 01:56:39.890
If we're music and we're notes and we're sound and we're vibration, and uh dissonance, Chris, makes us colorful, makes us appealing, makes us what people want to hear.
01:56:40.130 --> 01:56:47.970
A lot of people, the goal when we become spiritual, Chris, Terrence, Billy, is to I want to be around high vibrational people.
01:56:48.050 --> 01:56:50.289
I don't want to be around any low vibrational people.
01:56:50.529 --> 01:56:55.090
What if the low vibrational people create the dissonance, create the color in our life?
01:56:55.409 --> 01:56:56.930
So they are the harmonics.
01:56:57.010 --> 01:57:00.770
Maybe we just don't have to get rid of them, maybe we just have to turn down the amplitude.
01:57:00.930 --> 01:57:13.010
So we could if we're comparing this to music, uh um, Chris, the people that we want to get rid of sometimes is the very same people we need to create the color that we want to admit to the world.
01:57:13.090 --> 01:57:22.610
What do you think about that concept as far as the harmonic series and the relationships we have with people in the world and and the sound we produce based on those relationships?
01:57:23.409 --> 01:57:37.970
Well, I definitely think that the you know that struggle is required, but if you don't have a little bit of counterpoint, you have to have counterpoint music if it's if it's not fighting against itself to some degree, then it's it's not gonna move or it's just gonna be stagnant and it won't be warm, right?
01:57:38.050 --> 01:57:40.770
You have to have have some some warmness to it.
01:57:40.850 --> 01:57:49.409
And like you said, if you play a C, you're playing all the incidentals that come with it, and then you'll get harmonic and incidental, accidental vibrations and sympathetic vibrations and other things.
01:57:49.570 --> 01:57:54.770
Like if you hit a hit a drum or something off the stage, you'll get another drum that'll vibrate, right?
01:57:54.850 --> 01:58:01.810
Or wine glasses will resonate, and that's I think that goes back to what uh Billy was talking about, you know, that quantum superposition, right?
01:58:02.050 --> 01:58:03.250
It starts to oscillate.
01:58:03.650 --> 01:58:08.050
And it's and even clocks will synchronize, like tachyon energy, it must synchronize.
01:58:08.130 --> 01:58:14.770
So I think I think there is a universal clock, and I think we're gonna find it's gonna be somewhere, you know, somewhere down around the Planck frequency.
01:58:14.930 --> 01:58:37.570
Um the one over 137, the fine structure constant there, where your ratio of your photon to the ratio of the your ratio ratio of the electron to the photon is is basically that that harmonic series, your electrons at the lower octave, the photons at the higher octave, but they're the same thing, it's the same joke being played, right?
01:58:37.730 --> 01:58:42.690
And the ratio between them is one over 137, which is the fine structure constant that Billy mentioned earlier.
01:58:43.010 --> 01:58:45.730
And Terrence Terrence used the word fine also earlier.
01:58:45.810 --> 01:58:51.570
So Billy gotta get to the the pyramids, I think, right now.
01:58:51.810 --> 01:58:53.090
Yeah, yeah, I've gotta go.
01:58:53.250 --> 01:58:58.050
I'm taking every I'm taking everyone into the I'm taking a hundred people to Bayum right now.
01:58:58.130 --> 01:58:58.850
I gotta get out of here.
01:58:59.010 --> 01:59:02.690
I gotta take them to uh the Valley of the Wales uh for today.
01:59:03.730 --> 01:59:08.449
If I don't get downstairs, I've been up here for two hours.
01:59:08.529 --> 01:59:11.890
She's like she came and looked at the door nicely.
01:59:13.570 --> 01:59:16.369
Terrence and Chris, you still got time to keep building?
01:59:16.610 --> 01:59:17.810
Um I gotta go.
01:59:17.970 --> 01:59:21.090
If I stay on, if I stay on, I'm done.
01:59:21.250 --> 01:59:21.810
I am done.
01:59:22.529 --> 01:59:24.369
But I don't mind picking this up again.
01:59:24.529 --> 01:59:28.210
Yeah, you know, yeah, we can pick it up again when you guys are available.
01:59:28.289 --> 01:59:29.010
Yeah, I'd be able to do that.
01:59:29.170 --> 01:59:29.890
You can do this again.
01:59:30.130 --> 01:59:32.289
We do this what is today, Tuesday?
01:59:33.409 --> 01:59:38.050
We can hop it, we can hop again next Tuesday if we want and and do a follow-up.
01:59:38.369 --> 01:59:40.610
Yeah, love to hear how the people respond to it.
01:59:40.690 --> 01:59:41.730
Yeah, it's just great.
01:59:41.890 --> 01:59:43.489
This is not just one bite.
01:59:43.650 --> 01:59:45.810
This is it's the first day.
01:59:46.130 --> 01:59:46.850
It's the first.
01:59:47.570 --> 01:59:48.529
Oh, yeah, oh yeah.
01:59:48.690 --> 01:59:49.570
No, that'll be great.
01:59:49.650 --> 01:59:54.529
Listen, well, um, with that being said, uh, next week we'll have a follow-up then.
01:59:54.770 --> 01:59:56.289
Next week we'll have a follow-up.
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Uh, we also got to talk what day you want to premiere the uh the movie that you uh sent to me.
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I like how you said Friday.
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Friday's the Friday, Friday.
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Sounds good.
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Friday movie thing, new movie day.
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All right, well, that sounds good.
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Hey, well, with that being said, this concludes the first night of the series.
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This is like uh, you know how they got a documentary in the docuseries.
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This is like the docu series, we got more episodes to come.
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So uh, with that being said, man, this was such a great time.
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Uh, Terrence, Billy, Chris, I want to thank all three of you for coming on, and we'll find out a way to set this up for next Tuesday.
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Next Tuesday, same bat time, same bat channel.
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Oh, yeah, I'm good for six o'clock.
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Thank thank you to all of y'all.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I appreciate it, brother.
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Yeah, I will.
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All right, peace.
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Peace and blessings to everyone who uh oh who was uh, I think this and I think I got where's Chris at?
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Uh Chris, where are you at?
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I got uh oh, there go Chris.
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All right, peace to Chris as well.
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Uh Chris, Terrence, Billy, peace to everybody.
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That concludes.
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Uh, y'all heard it here.
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We're gonna have another episode uh next week.
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I want to thank everybody for tuning in for tonight.
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We did two hours, two hours go by so fast, right?
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When it's when it's a show like this, it goes by so fast.
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But uh, somebody said what the movie about.
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Well, it's about everything um Terrence is introducing uh to the people, and uh it's called wish I had uh man.
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I don't see it.
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I had the name of it.
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Oh man, I don't have the name of it right now, but uh I'll I'll give you an update on it.
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But what what y'all thought, man?
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That that was dope.
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I really I really like that.
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It was a great vibe, and um yeah.
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Well, somebody said, Why can't the people fund you, Terrence?
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I mean, if they didn't have to go, we was gonna get into that, and I guess that's what we'll get into next week.
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Um, yeah, Terrence got something he's introducing to y'all, he got something big that he's gonna introduce to y'all.
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So we're definitely gonna uh we're definitely gonna get to that, and that's gonna be quite beneficial for everybody, and we're not gonna need no help from outside entities if we are able to support each other and fund each other.
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We don't need outside entities to do what we gotta do in creating this new paradigm on this new world, and the world is gonna consist of a lot of people, you know.
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Uh, we're gonna get help from a lot of different places, and you know, it's gonna be it's gonna be amazing.
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It's gonna be amazing.
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Uh, but yeah, man, what a show, what a show.
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Uh Tuesday, October 6th.
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Uh, we went two hours.
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Let me see what y'all talking about.
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Uh, what's the topic for next week?
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I'm not sure yet.
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I think we can we we're gonna get deep into Terrence and the um and the technology.
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We're gonna have to see some.
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We're gonna get deep into this technology.
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Yeah, I think we gotta step it up and we gotta put uh big boy pants on and we gotta we gotta get deep into this technology now.
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Yeah, we we heard all the basic stuff, we gotta get deep into the technology, and um, I think that you know that's gonna be real good.
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That's gonna be real good.
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Uh somebody said great vibe.
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Yeah, it was definitely a great vibe.
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Yeah, definitely was a great vibe.
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I definitely appreciate the vibe um that was created on the show.
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New Domin said that was so good.
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Yep, I agree.
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I agree.
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Yep.
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Yeah, we're gonna pick up where we left off next time.
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We definitely uh yeah, we can funn whatever we want.
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Somebody said funnel, yeah.
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We could definitely funnel whatever we want.
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Yeah, I mean that that might have been the fastest two hours I've experienced in a while.
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Like, like shit.
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That was that that two hours went by.
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Like, oh my god, that was a fast two hours.
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That was a that was a fast.
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Oh, somebody thank you.
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Somebody said iconic the questions you asked.
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Thank you, you know, and and I I got so many more.
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I I mean I I got so many more.
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This could have been uh wow.
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This show could have been wow, like I mean it was it was wow, but oh man, I just I wish we could have gone longer, but that's what you know next week is for.
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But I appreciate uh the comment about I appreciate the comment.
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Uh man, I really want to hear you know, Phil Valentine was in the comment section.
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Yeah, I don't even know.
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Phil Valentine was in the comment section toward the beginning of the show.
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I wasn't paying attention after that because I'm focused on the show, but it was soon 077.
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Phil Valentine was in the comment section.
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He was there.
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Phil seen the show.
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Phil text me.
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What what let me show you what Phil said?
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That's my daughter.
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Let me show you what Phil said.
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Yo, this is hold up.
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What let me show you what Phil said.
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What Phil said, Ray Show, you are a gifted questioner, King.
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That's Phil Valentine.
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Let me just put it on again.
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Just because y'all think Phil ain't Phil seen the show.
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Great show, you are a gifted questioner, King.
02:05:20.210 --> 02:05:21.570
That's Phil Valentine.
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Phil seen the show, he was in the chat.
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He texted me compliments.
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Yeah, yeah, that's Phil.
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Listen, the stars came out tonight, y'all.
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The stars came out tonight.
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The stars was in the building, even if they didn't let themselves be known, but the stars were in the building to trust him.
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Trust me when I say a lot of important people were in the chat tonight that you may never know who was in there.
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People are watching this man.
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And when he introduces something to you next week and tells you about something next week, you know, hey, don't say he ain't come here first.
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I love this.
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I love this.
02:06:03.010 --> 02:06:04.210
I'm passionate about this.
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I love this.
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But yeah, I'm glad somebody said Phil, Phil, Phil was here.
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Phil was here, Phil seen it, he was here, he enjoyed it, he loved it.
02:06:13.890 --> 02:06:17.250
He loved it, and he complimented me on top of that.
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How how nice is that?
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How nice is that, you know what else, you know, the master teach master teacher compliment me?
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That's beautiful.
02:06:30.449 --> 02:06:38.529
That is beautiful, but uh, like I said, uh yeah, yeah, terrace explains it great.
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Uh uh Billy with Billy and Chris came in, and Chris was a great compliment.
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Just all three of them.
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It was just it was magnificent.
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It was magnificent, all three of them.
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Uh, this is my first time uh me and Chris.
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I didn't never met him before, and um, just it was just a great chemistry.
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I mean, it was an awesome chemistry.
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So I definitely uh, like I said, I look forward to uh next week.
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Uh, but listen, with that being said, I'm gonna get out of here.
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You know, I'm gonna get out of here.
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Uh, just want to talk with y'all real quick after the show.
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Uh, we're gonna do the movie night next Friday.
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That's dope.
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That's dope.
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So stay tuned for that.
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Terrence Howard got like a like a mini movie.
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I think it's no, it's not mini, it's two hours.
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Matter of fact, this shit ain't no mini movie, it's two hours.
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So, yeah, we're gonna do a uh movie night next Friday.
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Um, featuring Terrence Howard, like a Tennessee Howard documentary on what he's working on.
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So that's next Friday, and uh, yeah, we're gonna work this out for next Tuesday.
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We're gonna get it popping.
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It's good, man.
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It's a paradigm shift.
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This is what we all waited for.
02:07:47.409 --> 02:07:49.170
This is what we all talked about.
02:07:49.489 --> 02:07:52.210
Um, yeah, it's it's it's beautiful.
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So uh, with that being said, um, let me get out of here.
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I appreciate y'all.
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I'm gonna get out here with uh this commercial from uh my brother Mr.
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G.
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Uh, make sure you get that gee tea, you know what I'm saying?
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One of the group best drinks, tonics from Honduras or from anywhere in the world that you could get.
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And uh yeah, I'll be back.
02:08:17.250 --> 02:08:19.489
I probably won't go live tomorrow.
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I'll probably go live Thursday.
02:08:21.090 --> 02:08:22.050
I talked to Brother Yosef.
02:08:22.210 --> 02:08:26.850
I gotta give Brother Yosef a call, and I'll probably do something with Brother Yosef.
02:08:27.090 --> 02:08:37.730
So shout to Brother Yosef, but we'll probably do something on Thursday, and as soon as I get an update about next week with Billy and um and uh Terrence and Chris, I'll let y'all know.
02:08:37.810 --> 02:08:41.650
I know Billy's in Egypt, so it's kind of you know, his schedule is way different.
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Like Billy did this show at like four in the morning, you know what I'm saying?
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So Billy's a different type of business animal, you know.
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I mean, like people ain't built to do a show at four in the morning.
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So shout to Billy.
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But um, as soon as I get information on next week, I will let y'all know.
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But with that being said, this is Brother Rich, Father Rich, Radio Rich, Resonance Rich, Rockstar Rich.
02:09:05.650 --> 02:09:07.970
Any double R you could think of.
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Oh man, what a good show! I appreciate it.
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Thank you to my guests.
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Thank you for the people tuning in, and I will see y'all soon, family.
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Have a good night, alright?
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Peace and blessings.
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From the roots where they earth still speak, through the fire where they always breathe.
02:09:23.010 --> 02:09:25.090
Hands of wisdom time can't be raised.
02:09:25.570 --> 02:09:29.409
Every drop got a story to say, slow it down, fill the rhythm inside.
02:09:29.810 --> 02:09:31.890
This ain't rush, this is the sacred design.
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From the soil to the store to the light.
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What you hold is a gift of life.
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Feel it in your soul.
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Incestral power in every drop.
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It's that legacy, this don't stop.
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Do I put the deep in you hold?
02:09:50.770 --> 02:09:52.690
Yes, you're in true life.
02:09:53.010 --> 02:09:56.930
Something you drink, you receive this bad energy you believe.
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This is where your elder zit and drums in.
