Time Travel & The Many Worlds Theory

The Eh-Soteric Archives: Here we go. Another episode. Another episode. The ASOTERIC Archives. I feel like we both look just bagged today. Yeah, I'm I'm beat. Yeah. Like we both tried to we both tried and the Archons tried to make this episode not happen. Yeah. Yeah. Filming later in the week than we usually do. Stupid wizard. Stupid wizard. He's not. Sorry, you're not stupid. ⁓ yeah. Yeah, so you know, bear with us out there today. We are it's it's a half gas tank episode, and ⁓ we're gonna try and get through it. We got a whole bunch ⁓ of half-baked ideas and yeah. Yeah, and we're that was a good intro, man. Yeah, this is the best one yet. Yeah, for sure, for sure. That is we are the anti Greg Carlwoods. of of introductions, I think. Yeah. Worst intros in the industry. We're known for it. Yeah. ⁓ so yeah, today's show is gonna be time travelish. Time travel discussion, a discussion of time travel, theories, yeah, stories. You have some some you have a weird one you want to work out? Yeah, yeah. It's gonna be ⁓ yeah, it's it's gonna be a time. Unintended. I'd like to travel back to a time when I had more energy. That would be good. Like maybe like fifteen years ago when I could stay up late and wake up early and I I agree. Ugh I would like to time travel through work every day. ⁓ that'd be what I would like. Yeah. Yeah. Just zip my way forward. I guess I could get a clone though too. But anyway. Yeah, like I said, I was watch so I was I've been watching Smallville again. I was I mentioned that to you. There was an episode with ⁓ Jonathan Taylor Thomas from Home Improvement. Yeah. Show's got cameos from like every major like nineties and early 2000s show. But in that episode, he's like able to create clones of himself. So he's like double time in school to be able to to graduate early and get like this big scholarship, a a Luther scholarship. A loot. And that that was the episode. Is that the one you just watched? Yeah. Yeah. So he ⁓ he doesn't use his powers for good. I most people probably would not, unfortunately. No, no, that's or most people who are have are able to get that, I think, would not. Yeah. But that would be a form of like, you know, bending time and space would be to have more of you, I would think, right? Like that that falls in in the same vein as well. Same ballpark, maybe? Because well I adjacent adjacent to it. Because what is time? I think that's you know, that's really what this all comes down to is what is time? Is time a linear path? Is time a snapshot? Like is is time just like now and that's that's time, or does time include the past? I think in this dimension into us and to the people we're talking to, like ninety-nine point nine percent of them, I would think that time's linear. Yeah. Like here it is, but I think the issue and we'll bring it up during this show is Is it can there might be other dimensions or places where it's not linear, therefore they can bounce in and out and it doesn't affect them the same way, you know what I mean? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah, this one's gonna this one's gonna fuck with my head. For sure. Are you ⁓ did you ⁓ did you partake? No. No still still not partaking? Still no still no weed. It's been yeah, it's been over six months now. Which is the longest I've gone without weed since I was like seventeen years old, I think. Good for you though, man. Good for you. Yeah, yeah. It's ⁓ I mean it's whatever, you know. Some days I miss it, some days I don't. ⁓ I tell you though, like I've had a couple beers. Like I've also been trying to not drink yeah since the beginning of the year, and I've had a couple beers just, you know, it's a patio patio day. And ⁓ it's just not the same. I th I th I re I've realized that what I liked about drinking was that it caused me to smoke weed. So you like the you like the having a couple of drinks, lots of lots of meat approach, yeah. I y as you know, I don't drink. I haven't had one in six years. Yeah. I also enjoyed that quite a bit, but I couldn't handle it very well. I was I was usually a one or the other kind of guy. So what is it? But There's no saying for weed. But I always found if you'd be cooler if you did. That would that's about the only saying. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry, you always found that if you smoked if I smoked before I drank, ⁓ then I could just continue to smoke whilst drinking. But if I didn't smoke and then got kinda drunk and then smoked, that's when it all, you know, the world spins. Yeah. And everything's coming up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But ⁓ yeah, no, it's been It's been ⁓ a time without weed and it I find that I don't focus as well. I've if there's one if there's one thing that's like ⁓ a bit of a handicap that I have now is that like it's really exposed my like ADHD tendencies to where it hit it. Yeah, it hit it. It allowed me to kind of like zone in on something. Not that I like necessarily accomplished a whole lot, but I like, you know, I could at least sit and read for an hour or I could sit and you know work on music for a few hours at a time and now I find I'm just like, you know, twenty minutes goes by and I'm looking for butterfly. Exactly. Yeah. So yeah. So needless to say, ⁓ Maybe you need a time machine to go back to when you stop smoking weed and start smoking weed from that moment forward. Don't ⁓ I'm just kidding man. Good for you. Yeah, we'll ⁓ I'm sure it's I'm sure at some point in my life it'll I'll I'll dabble again. But ⁓ Not for a while, ⁓ Not for a little bit. Gonna keep keep going. So ⁓ yeah. This is definitely a topic though that ⁓ would have been a lot more would have been a lot more fun if I was stoned and and researching it. Probably I was while I was researching. Not all the time, but yeah. There was a couple couple of rabbit holes. But I was like, ⁓ this would be much better if I rolled up some green crack. Yeah. It's a trippy one, man, because there's so many like there are. There's so many kind of threads you can pull with it, because, you know, plays into the whole, you know, everyone's heard of the the all the Mandela effect stuff. That's part of it. Everyone's seen, you know, there's like some famous ⁓ cases of time travel that we'll go over, you know. ⁓ that's I think we're all probably start from there and go forward. Yeah. There's the cases there's also there's so many things with time travel, right? I there's some people like synchronicities. Mm-hmm. That there's a belief that that's like that's time travel. Even synchronistic dreams, which we'll get into in a little bit later. Deja vu like dreams in general are your your future self coming back to to you know what I mean? Yeah. Let you know something or warn you of something and yeah. Yeah, there's i it's ⁓ it's pretty cool, man. And I think it's, you know, w like I said, we don't really know time is sort of theoretical and you know, I I know that there's the as you age, you know, a year of your life becomes less of you know, less of your life, so it feels like it's going by faster. But there's to me there's always been something else with that too. It's not just like a I I I There's ⁓ I will get into time dilation and stuff, but I think that plays a a part of it is like how we experience time itself, right? We have clocks, we have a a way of like a tangible way of of tracking time, but when you get rid of that part of it, a day can feel one day can feel way longer than another. And that that was Nicholas Walkter's Or Wagner's whole thing on his his spe super special relativity paper. Yeah. Was about that, right? Like how the different things that go into how you experience time and does it actually mean that it is lengthened time. And I believe his belief was that it does. And then therefore you not that it is time travel exactly, but it leads towards that or an idea of it. Yeah. So well, they've held experiments, ⁓ You know, and it's and it's like where they actually have different clocks and and the nuclear clock, you're talking about that one. Yeah, yeah, I've seen that. Sorry, go ahead. Sorry. Yeah, yeah. And and so I was reading too, even just about like so GPS satellite clocks operate at a slightly slower pace than ground like wor like earth clocks. And then they have to like synchronize them. How do they do that? I don't really know. I didn't get that far, but I d I just know that they yeah, they actually operate and it's because of the it's it's because of a change in in gravity is is what actually causes it. So interesting. So like it you know, if you're on a planet that has okay, again, we're we're pretending space is real. if you're on a planet that has like, you know, no gravity or low gravity. A day is gonna be way, way, way longer than it is here. And if there were to be a planet that has like twice the gravitational pull of Earth, ⁓ time would be sped up. Huh. Yeah. And and manipulating gravity is like anti-gravitic technology is a part of a lot of things and it is part of this episode w as well, right? And it plays into some of these guys' theories too, that some of their stories, ⁓ that we'll get into of like, you know, that they were either like involved with like UFOs and and things like Something like that. Yeah. Yeah. So I wanted just 'cause you're talking about the clocks there. I so I don't know if you know Brian Romnley is like an account on Twitter that I follow or we follow whatever. ⁓ and he G posts a lot of interesting stuff, a lot of AI stuff. He is whatever, but he just he has a lot of of interesting takes on things and he posted something yesterday or the day before. It was a it was showing a nuclear clock. And there's these monks that have been lighting these candles. So a nuclear clock is supposed to keep perfect time essentially. Right. Like that's so he has a nuclear clock and then monks that light these candles and this candle has always for like five or six hundred years lasted an hour or a day. So you light the candle when it's done, that's exactly twenty four hours. It's been they've been using it for five hundred years. It's like sixteen hours now and it burns. with the new and yeah, interesting, ⁓ It is interesting. It plays into two. There's a so they have they also have, you know, everything is relative to whatever, you know, they have a a perfect version of something and there's like the whatever they base like Earth's mass off of has actually changed as well over the last like fifteen years. Like it's become lighter. The Earth has? Well the the the what they base what they base yeah. Yeah. So their idea of what the mass of Earth is has become lighter. Yes. Yeah, okay. Lighter or heavier. It'd be It's all a guess anyway though, isn't it? It's not like they put it up But that it but that would change the gravitational pull of the Earth if the mass of if Earth's mass was changing, which would make sense. It would tie into that monk candle. See and explain why, yeah. And it it's something non mechanical, right? That people have been using for That hundreds of years. Yeah. And it's changing, but the mechanical things are not. Maybe Saturn Kronos can't get its ⁓ fingers into it. Yeah. Maybe Kronos is is smoking the the weed. Kronos will be watching this episode. Yeah. That's for sure. ⁓ see, it's all coming together. We're we're putting the pieces of the puzzle together. But maybe maybe we should just start with some of these cases so we can build a bit of a foundation on, you know, like some of these theories on time travel and then we'll get into the the more like the nuts and bolts kind of yeah yeah and the theories. The meat and taters of it. Yeah. Well the first thing to point out is that time travel I think isn't it it's not even really a like historically there there's a you know I th I believe a Hindu god or two that they talked about time travel. Saint Patrick, I dunno if you knew that. Yeah. Say but the actual saint not supposedly had had moments of where he'd be there and then gone for four days and not have a recollection of it. Yeah. I don't I can't speak to it enough, but w which I but there's not a lot of historical references is what I'm getting to. Yeah. I mean it wasn't till I guess that's just, you know, the way it is now. We we record a lot of stuff and anything in the last hundred fifty years we think's been going on forever, but things have changed a lot, right? Like the way it seems like there's a lot of time slips. Like there was one in nineteen ⁓ one in Versailles and it's like a famous one when you look up time travel or whatever, where two two British ladies were in this mansion in Versailles, like this this huge property, and they just they they walked and and turned and they were back like a hundred and fifty years, two hundred years, and then they came back out. Do you know what I mean? Like there's a lot of stories like that, a lot of time slip kind of ideas, and then I guess it was HG Wells with his, you know, time traveler book in 1898 or something like that. And that kind of i is is when that idea of time travel, like because his in that book it's a, you know, a time traveler makes a machine and travels, I think, ahead or back 80,000 years or something like anyway. That was the first time that was talked about. And then that all of a sudden that's now kind of what people you know what I mean? The way that movies came from that, like back to the future is based on that kind of time travel, right? For sure. ⁓ but there were people earlier than that. So we'll go through like a couple real quickly. There was like the man from Torrid, which is some of these I had never heard of, some I have. The three my three favorite ones we'll leave till the end. Okay. The the most discussed ones. But there's the man from Torrid. So he showed up and he was in the fifties and it was in Japan in like a customs office, and this guy presents a passport and it says he's from Torrid. ⁓ and they look at him strangely because There's no country named Torrid. Yeah. And he explains it's between France and Spain, exactly where Andorra is, like the actual country of Andorra. ⁓ but he doesn't recognize it as the country of Andorra. He says it's I'm from Torrid. And the documents looked good. They put him in a locked customs room, they leave, they come back, he's gone. So that was the whole and it was like documented. You know what mean? And with the with the the customs people, and so they didn't know who it was. There's a whole they said it was this Turkish guy, like a Turkish con artist. And that's a thing. Like a lot of these stories, there's explanations for, but it's still kind of odd. And it it does seem to me kind of like a time slip. You know what I mean? Like he ended up in the wrong place. And we'll we'll talk about one of the most famous time travelers in a sec. But his that person's belief is that. When you go back in time, it's not exact. Like you can and sometimes also became this is gonna break it breaks my brain thinking about thinking about it, but the whole many world scenario, right? Like and that is something that I do actually believe in. Like it falls follows a quantum kind of pattern, right? But there's many worlds and many, many, many worlds, and every decision, like that sort of thing, every decision you make. Kinvol or something in one of the other world. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So maybe this guy went back, you know what I mean? And he comes from a place where in that many world or that different world, Torrid is a country. Mm-hmm. And and, you know, thought he could just go through Japan to do whatever and bam. So that, you know, that's one. There was a Rudolph Fence in 1951, I think, ⁓ was in New York and he just appeared in the middle of the street, and he was wearing like 1880s, 1890s, kind of circa that era, clothing. And you know what I mean? Seemed super had had a had a bunch of ID, I think, from that time as well, and then vanished. That's one that they've proven wrong. This apparently it comes from a story. So there's a lot of them, right? That come from stories. ⁓ there's the Chronovisor, so that's ⁓ Father Pellegrino Ernetti supposedly collaborated with Werner von Braun. Like some accounts when you read about it, that's what it says. ⁓ but then some they say I think Werner Werner von Von Braun said it that was not true, but who knows? ⁓ and it was essentially this this device that he created with Werner von Braun that he could look back into the future. Huh. And like a looking glass type thing. Yeah, like scrying, but I think a bit more pure. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. Yeah. There's no obviously there's no picture of it or no that you can't find it, right? But ⁓ yeah, and your notes say the the Vatican allegedly sequestered the technology afterward, which they do, right? So and that is the thing with all these theories, and not just on this show, ⁓ all the shows I think we talk about. Like we like talking about things that are different and interesting. It doesn't mean that we a hundred percent believe it. We have open minds, but it does seem like this stuff happens a lot. And then but that could also be There's n no meat on the bone. So people just say, ⁓ the Vatican's gotta have it. With like that do you know what I mean? And there's usually very little surrounding what actually kind of triggers the event. Like it's yeah, like you know, like what ca obviously something has to happen to cause that. What causes the ripple in time? I've heard of I heard I remember hearing a story of ⁓ there's an air force pilot and he got caught in, you know, like a thunderstorm, a lightning storm. big crash of lightning happened and then he was flying over what was his base, but when he looked down and was about to land, the base had like it effectively gone back in time and the uniforms of the guys on the ground were different. The planes were from like the forties. Crazy. You know? And then as he passed through the area, it j he like snapped back into present day. Huh. So like and so did he like try yeah, like travel through like a weird wormhole for a second or well that's that's my thought with it is so like the yeah, the lightning, a big surge of energy triggered it. And when you look into a lot of the if it's in the right place, you know what I mean? If it's near a I think you mentioned earlier you wanted to talk about ley lines and stuff, right? Like if it's near a place like that, it could yeah, it could tri Lightning and lightning is a big thing which we'll get into a couple more, right? It's back to the future. Exactly. Yeah. Back of the Future, DJT, who some people speculate could be a a time traveler as well, right? The night of his inauguration, the you know, the Trump Tower got struck by lightning in Chicago. Yeah. Some people anyway. It's interesting that you mentioned the so this man of ⁓ from Torrid that he says was between France and Spain. So I'm gonna bring up the the book, The Portal, that I've been reading again. That's in the exact region. Yep. that that that happens and she describes a dream that she has where she goes back in time and it's almost like she describes it as like a waking dream. Mm-hmm. ⁓ so she goes back to like a like a Victorian era where like and an event that's taking place with an opera singer in the middle of the courtyard and and she's experiencing this event happening. Yeah. And everyone at the event is dressed in from the era and And all this stuff. And then when she kind of like snaps too, she's like kind of in a daze and is like, I was I was there and her guide is asking her about it. She's like, you know, was it a dream? And she's like, No, it wasn't a dream. It's not the same as having a dream. Like I could smell the smells, I could feel the sun on my face. Like, you know, like and I just thought that was interesting too, because that whole book is basically about ley lines and portals. Like that's these these these significant structures and gardens and whatever that have healing properties and whatever are all there for sp a a specific reason. And that reason being that like there there's ley lines that connect this grid. Huh. And so yeah. That's so one of the things we'll like we don't even need to talk about it now because a lot of people know about it and you do too, but the the Montauk Montauk project, right? So there was rumors The Montauk project and Project Pegasus, both of them, I Pegasus was first, but them dicking around with time travel. Yeah. And and whatever. ⁓ Montauk is you do you remember me talking to you about the Hammond Asset line? Yeah. The Hammond Asset line. So I was like, it I think it's pretty close to there. I where the camp hero is that they did, like that they did the experiments. With children too and and whatever. Allegedly, sorry. ⁓ it literally sits on it's in the park and it's the beginning of the line. Like that place and that's so the Hammondasset line for anyone who doesn't know it supposedly extends on a solstice, a summer solstice path, all the way through Long Island, across the ocean or across the channel, into mainland, ⁓ up like thousands of kilometers and there's all these markings and we're that's we're not talking about the ham and asset line but it just it's supposed to be an energy line. There's something to that line from that place. Right. To to not now, but there was at some point on this earth. And the Montauk like Camp Hero is right there. Like sits right smack dab on it. And that is a big ley line. So that speaks to your point of yeah I I think I think that for sure that's what they would use. There's gotta be something to it, man. And the I'm saying. My my wife loves that show, Outlander. And that's that's what that show's about too, right? This is mine, yeah. It's they they travel through these rocks, you know, and the the event is triggered by you have to have this gemstone in your hand. The energy has to be just right, and you can travel through these portals that are on this and go back and forward in time. I think the thing being the main difference though being is a lot of these theories that we're talking about, you don't really have control where you end up. Like a lot of these stories don't really follow that. You know, I think what they're trying to do with things like CERN and with like particle colliders and stuff is to be able to control time and to be able to control where you come out on the other side. A good good time to bring up then I'll just like John Titer. Yeah. Who's I think the most Probably the most famous time traveler, one of them. There's a Canadian one, which we we'll have to throw in in a sec, just because it's a Canadian show. Not a Canadian one, it's just that weird. That's how the show started, actually, was that anomalous picture. Let's dial it back for a sec. Okay. Chuck that picture up. Okay. Just cause that is how this started. So it's the the time traveling hipster. This guy. Yeah. So and it started with we we 'cause as I say every week, probably ad nauseum, we don't we pick our show our show topic usually unless we have a guest the week before. Like we see what you know what I mean, what's what's out there, what we're thinking, whatever. And when you and I talked about it, I wanted to do something about anomalous pictures. Like anomalous I love anomalous history, you know that and we haven't done really a big show on it yet. Yeah. And was trying to find some. And then this one keeps was the first one that came up. And I'd never heard of the time traveling hipster. Yeah. so it's from nineteen forty one, I think, in Gold Bridge, British Columbia. ⁓ up in Chilcotton area, like gold country, Peace River area, I think. Kind of up there. No, not Peace River. ⁓ yeah, Chilcotton. Anyway. So this picture came pops up and I I looked at it and I get like it. Pictures like this I think are really neat. Like I know there's the Greta Thunberg, like there's all those clone ones, which I think are are they true, not? Doesn't matter. Kind of cool. This one's the same thing. That guy looks really out of place to me. He does. Yeah. And the woman in the middle is staring right at him, I think. There's a young woman if you go kind of up, up, up, up, up. ⁓ her. Yeah. But she could be staring at him because he's the only one it looks like under the age of eighty. Yeah. Picture, right? Yeah. Yeah. Or no and therefore knows him. You don't know the ins and outs of it. It's weird. He has so the tea he's wearing a t shirt and like a a hipster like pullover cardigan. Wraparound sunglasses. This is for people who are are listening. He's got a a real trendy looking haircut. You know what I mean? He kinda looks like a he's from the nineties, I think. Yep. Nineties, two thousand you what I mean? Early two thousands. Well, especially like in contrast to everyone around him who was in, you know, suits, a suit and tie. Like bowler hats. The women are all wearing, you know, like hats from the era and like it he definitely looks out of place, but it doesn't make him a time traveler. He's holding a ca a handheld camera too. Yeah, and so that's the thing, right? It he must be a rich prospector or something. Like it just it just seems weird because his kids so they there's all the explanations for it is that people did wear glasses at the sunglasses. Not a lot. Some people did, usually while they're driving or welding. Yeah. They're not welding glasses, that's for sure, but they could be driving glasses, maybe. I re I also read hunting. Hunting, yeah, yeah. I could see that glasses, yeah. Right. ⁓ the the shirt they say is a Montreal Maroons shirt, t-shirt. I did look up though, like I looked at a lot of old pictures from that time. You don't see too many people out in public in t-shirts. You just don't. Well, no, and screen printing itself wasn't like really all that commonplace. And And nineteen forty-one was three years after it says that Montreal Maroons folded, but they actually didn't play for like a couple years before that. They sat in limbo for a few years. I just find you know what I mean? A five or six or seven-year-old trip. Maybe he played for the Maroons and that's why. You know what I mean? He has it. I don't know. The pullover's odd and the camera too. So they explain the camera saying, Yeah, it does look odd. It doesn't look like the cameras from the time, but there were cameras that look like that. Is what they said. Yeah. Right. They being the the Snopes people or whoever debunked it. And it's easy to debunk it. You know what I mean? You don't know anything about it. There's no stories about time travel in Gold Bridge. It is, however, though, Gold Bridge, British Columbia now is abandoned. So it it had thousands of people at the time of this picture, ⁓ because of the gold rush. it got abandoned, less than 30 inhabitants, I think, now, and it's a ghost, like it's a A well-known haunting ground for ghosts. ⁓ and it's weird. No Sasquatch sightings there. No like none of that stuff. No oat, but big, big ghost activity. ⁓ in in Goldbridge. They have like an old saloon. So that's supposedly haunted and whatever. So you know, liminal space, like that sort of maybe it's it's a time fade, like he faded in, faded out kind of thing. Yeah. I could see that. So there's that I'm just gonna this is Just kind of an interesting side tangent. ⁓ but when ⁓ just regarding ghosts, because my again, like I was trying to I was trying to come up with some theories around time travel that were beyond just like you know go like yeah, going back in time, like the comic book style of it and and tying it into other things. So like paranormal being one of them, like you know, ghosts. If if they're if they're just like a snapshot of the past stuck in the present kind of thing. How does that correlate to time? Is seeing them, you know, in essence staring back in time, or are they moving forward in time? And then I found this ⁓ this note that there's a frequency so low that humans can't hear it, but it makes you see ghosts. A British engineer proved it after seeing ⁓ one in his own lab. The frequency was 18.98 Hertz, it's called the ghost frequency. So it'd be interesting to see in these haunted areas, you know, like what is the r what is the like ambient resonance of this area? What frequency is it is it resonating at? They ⁓ they have they usually like I would I've s modern ghost hunters have all that stuff. Yeah. And you can see it spike and and go up and down and yeah, you can feel it if you're there. Like for sure. But this episode isn't about ghosts, but like I've been to haunted places as of you and and you've I freaking feel it. Like yeah. But time so but so frequency is is just light, right? Like that's effectively what frequency is. It's different different spectrums of light. And light ties into time dilation and special relativity like directly, right? So it's all it that's what that's what I mean when I'm trying to draw these connections between it. So it's like And this form of time travel that we're talking about and what you're discussing, yeah, wasn't even thought of until s the theory until Einstein's theory of special relativity. It was like nineteen ⁓ five, I think, or nineteen ⁓ I think it was nineteen ⁓ five anyway. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's that's ⁓ interesting stuff. Yeah. But anyways, I'll get back onto John John Teter. No, it's all good, man. You ⁓ if you want to keep riffing on that, well keep going. Okay, so 'cause I we can we can talk and we can I can talk John John Titer. Titer. Time traveler or That's that's actually what it's supposed to be. I see. I see. So any well, okay, so I can ⁓ here's then I'm gonna play on my continue on my half-baked idea about light and so f tying it into frequency. So the brain, like you know, neurons and stuff ⁓ produce light called biophotons. It's like ultra weak photon emissions. And that's essentially what like That's the light going off in your head. Yeah. And that's what what triggers memories. That's what triggers like you basically being able to form thoughts and ideas. Which so that's like the the the inception of thought is that light. Yeah. That spark of light. Huh. Exactly. So and then if you break that into like quantum and electromagnetic theories, it ties into that as well because it's like, you know, the you're you're basically like That's what quantum computers are doing is they're like creating these snapshots of of light and and that kind of mimic biophotons that allow you to jump between realities and or thought patterns. So if you look into into ⁓ you know, like just really simple stuff like dementia patients, right? And they're like listening to music, and the music obvious like can can help, you know, bring them back to sort of like full cognition for snapshots. It's not like a lasting thing, but like So it's a memory. It's triggering a memory light. It's which is triggering a biophoton response in your brain. And what is music? Music is frequency. Right. So it's like it it really got me thinking. It's like okay, well is is that in in essence a form of time travel. It's not it's 'cause they they view it as as memory. Yeah, yeah, but at the same time it's you going back. But I I would feel with it I'm it I guess it would depend no, it doesn't depend. Sorry. I'm just trying to it's a cool concept, actually. I would think so if you're reliving it. Like I I guess it depends how you remember things. That's kind of what I'm getting at. Like I when I remember things, I actually do go back to that moment, if that makes sense, and can vividly paint a picture in my head and and whatever. Yeah. That that is I I guess what would make it time travel if you're sleeping, like then are dreams Well that that's where I was gonna go with it next is like yeah. That's what I was gonna say when you're talking about sorry, when you're talking about Patrice Chaplin's book, right? Like her dream, like that that that Tom Montauk blue, that is a form of time travel. And they are but is it actual? Like are when you dream are you actually going to another dimension, to another place, to another time. Right. Is she caught now in a time loop with when you said she went back to the eighteen fifties or something, right? Yeah, something like that. Yeah. Is she caught in like a a time loop or a a whatever with that time where she goes back and she's causing things there and they're causing things here and Well, yeah, right. And it's like and and it also goes like so the the physical time travel where people actually show up in a different like time physically. Is that just a more potent version of it? Does you need just more energy to actually do that? But what we're actually doing when we dream and when we see these like anomalies, like a ⁓ someone with dementia listening to a song from their childhood and it transports them back to a time effectively before their dementia has like overtaken their faculties for that snapshot, right? Like, is that allowing your Is gonna be new agey, right? Because we have we all have a light body, we're all just like beings of light. The spark, it's it's new age, but like you know what I mean. The spark that's a Gnostic thing, right? That's not new age, that's old as Christianity. So are we just tapping into the ability to move back and forth through time, but not in a physical sense because we haven't harnessed the energy to do that yet. But but our b brains and our minds allow us to act to do it on a like a a a metaphysical ⁓ kind of side. Yeah, yeah. It's trippy, ⁓ Yeah, it it is, yeah, yeah. I came up with this it literally after work today. We didn't ⁓ and we we didn't discuss anything about this beforehand, so I'm trying to take it all in. Things like this take a long time for me to do what I mean to s yeah. Yeah. So anyways that that was my that that's where I you know I was I wanted to to not have it be so so ⁓ back to the future and like ⁓ yeah we're just jumping into a time machine and physically going back there but it's like it is ti if time itself is a spectrum then time travel is also a spectrum. And what so deja vu, right? Because I what if deja vu is you going back in a dream or a a a patient, an Alzheimer's patient, dementia patient patient, you know what I mean, having a a flash of memory that's so probably incredible to them, right? At their state that it and when it goes back in time to that memory at that time, that's when you have that feeling of deja vu. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? And that's actually you from the future remembering that time and that's what deja vu is. That's what's your yeah. Is that what you're gonna say? That's exactly what I'm Did I steal your No many? Okay. It just goes with it. Yeah, that goes with it. Yeah. I like this. Cool. Yeah, that that that was kind of that was the gist of it is basically I kind of feel like we're we're doing like micro time traveling all the time, whether we're dreaming, whether we're just like sitting there reflecting on a memory, whether we're listening to music that brings us back to a different time, whether we're s experiencing something paranormal and you know. It's it's what I guess what allows us to harness that energy and to like concentrate it to a point where we can actually control the the movement through time and space. And I think that some people have figured that out with things like CERN and which is gonna be shutting off here in ⁓ T minus eleven days. When does it turn back on again? ⁓ I don't remember when it turns back on, but not to I don't think till like twenty thirty-two or something like that. Yeah, like it's off for a few years. What's their reasoning? They gotta work on stuff or they've already found everything they need to find? Maintenance, I I guess. I don't know. CERN maintenance. Yeah. Are they gonna have another opening ceremony like the last time? I wonder. But maybe, you know, maybe like you said, maybe they've kind of done everything they need to do with it and it'll be I think everyone out there should take note after June twenty ninth how we perceive time and how things, you know, does our perception of things change? Does this cause there's a lot of people out there that are claiming that the last call it from like twenty nineteen to now have been that time is sped up. That's what a lot of people are claiming. Certainly seems like that to me. Yeah. You and I've discussed this obviously off Many times yeah over the last couple months. And we're not just talking like Ethiopian calendar theory where they just like, you know, you're I'm out I'm actually only thirty-one, you guys. But but like no that that people, you know, that and I'm 25, yeah. Yeah. I don't have as much time in my day. Like everyone feels like their their time has been crunched together and things are just rapidly moving. It yeah, it's th things like that are hard though too, right? 'Cause I I cause I feel that and as well. But then when you try to rationalize it, or I do, I'm like, ⁓ well, it's because we have so many things keeping us busy and so many things need us. You know, like that's the rational explanation, right? So it seems like time is speeding up because as someone who is over fifty, I remember what time what things were like before cell phones and and all you know what I mean? And when there was like six channels on television, I actually I remember black and white television. Yeah. Like Things were slower, so time maybe felt slower. Whereas now there's everything all the time and people have no attention spans, right? Yeah. Well, and we're surrounded by blue light and yeah. You know, we're just we're plastic on our feet and yeah, yeah. So we're we're not in tune with the shoe Schumann resonance too. Like it could be that, maybe or it legitimately could be a different world, something that's the so that we'll We'll get into John Titer now, I think, in a sec, because like his he is a big part of the many world theory, right? That's what he believes in. Yeah. And that's something that I've as I've learned about it, to me it it ticks a lot of boxes, the many worlds theory, right? Like explains why things have gotten weird. It not everything, but a lot of it explains the meant the Mandel effect things are weird to me. Yeah. I I and I swear to God, Sinbad made a movie, man. He did. I saw it. I remember I distinctly remember sitting at my friend's house watching that fucking movie. I've Yeah. The Bible ones for me, and I'm not a Bible person at all, but the Bible quote quotes that have changed, to me, that's an odd one. That like there are a like the whole I think it's lions and lambs. Like I I like I said, I'm not a Bible person. There's Bible quotes that have changed. That's weird. Yeah. And it's not like they got some got rewritten and changed, but some it's not that they got rewritten. It's people like, no, it's always been like that. Yeah. Well, yeah, and a lot of the stuff gets people trying to explain it away with the dead internet theory where things have just been erased, but that doesn't explain the things that you actually remember, right? Like that you physically remember happening. Berenstein Bears, that's a very classic one too. Barrenstein, Bernstein, like I remember. The fruit of the l there's so many, right? Fruit there there's and they're growing. That's that's the other thing. I remember when Mandel Mandela FX first started being a thing and you'd hear it on coast to coast radio, them talk about it. There was like five or six things. And people would argue about it, maybe seven. Yeah. Now that there's like there are hundreds of things that people remember differently and people debate about. Maybe though it's because all of us can talk about stuff online and do you mean the world's more connected so you can The telephone effect, you know. Right. Yeah. I I don't know, but the the the many worlds theory would be that we've split off, right? And the people who remember it one way, I guess it doesn't explain it. How how do some people remember it one way and some people remember it the other? The people who don't remember it are just wrong. Because Sinbad did have a movie. Yeah, well, yeah. I but but even like he denies it. Yeah. He plays right into it, right? Like he denies it. D the do you remember the guy who said he had a copy of it and then it got erased? Like he went to play it and it was just a blank tape. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, man. Crazy. I don't know. Yeah. I I definitely kind of do subscribe to this. And again, to get a little new agey, there's the whole bifurcation theory, right? Where it's like three D, four D, five D that the world as it changes as as we ascend, it There's this bifurcation, and some people get stuck in the lower dimension, and some people ascend to the higher dimension. But in during that bifurcation period, we're all living sort of in tandem. In in yeah, yeah, in in between worlds. So like in limbo essentially. Yeah, yeah. So then you can jump ⁓ you could effectively kind of jump between them, timeline jump, you know, you have a bad y you fall back into that negative space and then now you're existing in this 3D world again. And then as you try and r reattune yourself, you ascend into that 5D world and you can kind of be fluctuating between them. That's interesting. Yeah. That would explain a lot too. Yeah. There's something to the new age stuff, man. I think that it's it's definitely been co opted with ⁓ people that claim to be remote viewers and And aren't and people that, you know, shave their heads bald, not not naturally like you, but like you'd purposely do it and call themselves Palladians and things like that. But ⁓ you know, starseeds. They would think that I am a starseed. Yeah, without You are a starseed man. If certainly am. Don't sell yourself shaved. My oblong head. Yeah. sorry, I'm just still thinking about what you said. I'm I'm taking a lot of it about the bifurcation. That's really It's really interesting. Time travel is a mind-blowing one to me. Like I and I think we were gonna I tried to make it kind of simple so I didn't keep blowing my mind, but I like that we're having this conversation. And we'll get to John Titer in a second. But cause the other one's the time like that, there's timeline wars. Have you heard that theory? ⁓ so that's a Tom Montauk, a and Amy Eskeridge. Like she believes the same thing, which is that the time the Mandela effects, synchronicities. Everything that we're talking about is being is explained because of timeline wars where people from like a long time Amy Eskridge says it's like forty two thousand years from now and fifty seven thousand years from now, two different factions of future humans are coming back in time to fuck with it. We'll play her video in a sec here. But to to fuck with it, to me, you know what, maybe let let her explain. I think that'd be better. Yeah, let's do that. And then Tom Montak has similar theories, not the exact same. So who who is Amy Eskeridge again? So Amy Eskeridge was one of the researchers. Like, remember, we I think it was big in everyone's minds a couple months ago, all the researchers going missing. Right. So she it was in 2022. She was a big one. She's like big into rockets, zero point energy, like all the ticks all the boxes for someone, they're gonna disappear. And the the official thing was that she unalived herself with a ⁓ pistol. ⁓ and this was one of the last videos and one of I think it was the last topic that she spoke about and she got a lot of this information which we're we won't show it. ⁓ we won't show her talking about it, but she got a lot of this information from Hal Putoff. Okay. ⁓ 'cause he's someone who subs subscribes to this theory too. All right. Let's check it out. The late Amy Eskeridge. Have you heard of the P52s and the P47s? Do you know what that is? They're us from the future. They're from here. They are you. They are me. They're from here from the future. P47 is present plus 47,000 years. P52 is present plus 52,000 years. And basically there's a calamity, right? So there's like a apocalypse scenario in the near future. It wipes out most of like everything, man. And there's the ones that go underground and survive, right? And then there's the ones that somehow stay on the surface and miraculously don't die. Bef I just don't want to forget this. This is me on day one. What she just said. What this is me on day two. What she just said, the end there about some go below and some go above. Yeah. That's the that's HG Wells' book. Right. There's in the future, there's a group of them that live below and there's a and survive the apocalypse or survive whatever. And there's a group that live above and they don't know how the group that lives above has made it. And the group the the group that lives above has gotten soft and and things like that. And the group that lives below is tough. Anyway, it just it I I didn't even put those two things together until I just heard that. Well, it plays into the theory with like the grays and stuff too, right? Because there's all those the people say have said that the grays are just us from the future after, you know, after we're all bald and our dicks fall off. And they vax everyone, that's what we'll look like. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So they I think too, like it because it we only played that short blurb there. And yes, it does sound like she's a little messed up. That was at the end. She was constantly talking about ⁓ she had burn. Like, I don't know if there's one a video of her showing like these burns on her hands. And she's like, these happen overnight. So like she fully believed that they were coming after people from that dimension were coming after her because she was a big zero point energy researcher. She was one of the first ones to disappear to start all of the I think there's twelve or thirteen of them now. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So yeah, it's ⁓ It's a weird and it plays into the AI time travel thing, right? Like I think Rocco's basilisk is an example of that. Like AI traveling back from the future. No AI looking at its in the future, looking at what's going on, realizing that some people or some things could be a threat to it. So it goes back into the future. It uses reason and logic to go back into the future. And anyone that's against AI. it will punish and harm and get rid of any way that it can to ensure its survival kind of thing. And apparently it's but it's not it's a r it's like a it was on a some website in like 2018 or 2017. It's just a theory. It's not a real you know what I mean? But the thing about it, it's like the ring kind of kind of deal where once you know of it, you're now at risk to being to being affected by it because the AI now knows that you know about it. Do you understand what I'm saying? And we'll do anything in its power. There's people who've said that that's what's behind the scientists missing. I'm not saying I believe it, but it's AI or something from the future that's gotten rid of them because of their zero point energy and you know what I mean, all those different things. ⁓ I think it's more likely it's the government, but Yeah. Yeah. Or like it, you know, it could be like the Nicholas Walter case last week. It could it I don't know. I didn't know her personally. It could have been that she just couldn't take it anymore, but another example of another person kinda gone too soon. And she was big everywhere for a bit. Well it's and it's y I mean The yeah, it's it's always I mean if the so if this is the r the w just the way reality works, right? That that's a pretty powerful thing to know. And you would think that whoever kind of could control that information and work with that information would basically hold the keys to the universe, right? Control the simulation. Wh it it it lends itself to the simulation theory in my mind, right? Like big time. Causing everything. Something is causing everything from the the the future i in this idea, right, that we're talking about now. Yeah. Yeah. That they would have the keys, they would have the everything, right? Yeah. Yeah. You're right. I did pull up this is, I mean, an old Reddit thread about this, but ⁓ This is talking about the P forty seven and P fifty twos and it says both groups independently invent UFO craft and time travel and both decide to come back to our time. Why Project Looking Glass? If you've heard of Project Looking Glass, this might make sense. It was supposedly a top secret program where scientists invented a device, blah blah blah. ⁓ what they saw was an unavoidable future catastrophe. So no matter what was done to change the timeline in our present day, the outcome was always the same. Now that that's where it gets weird to me, because it's like if this is an unavoidable future catastrophe and no matter what they did to change the timeline, it was inevitable. Then why would they continue to try altering the timeline? Like the the you know what I mean? Like if they're just waiting until they hit the one, ⁓ no, it's eventually gonna work out for us? Like Well, it could be that they think what they're gonna do does correct something, but then do you know what I mean? Because of the many worlds theory or whatever, it actually hasn't, so they have to 'Cause there's also that theory, right? That Instead of the many worlds theory, there's almost like a you know what I mean, it sways between this or that idea. And you can do go back into the future or go back into the past and do different things to sway it one way or the other. And then until there's a tipping point where it's decided, like, you know I'm do you understand what I'm saying? Like Yeah. So this isn't ex like darts at a yeah. This is an example of like altering the timeline. So that this is the the time traveler evidence, which we didn't bring this one up yet, and this is one of the ⁓ probably the most recent ones. ⁓ on December twenty first, twenty twenty three, Henry Martinez, an engineer from Lockheed Martin, posted just two words on X Twitter at the time. Cole Allen. In twenty twenty six, Cole Allen attempted an assassination of Donald Trump. ⁓ no one in twenty twenty three could have known that name. they did Think yeah. It it was weird. It would that one was a weird one. And that, you know, because that ties in with Trump, right? Like Trump, there's the the whole Ingersoll Lockwood, like Trump or John, his his uncle or even his son, like they're all timekeepers, some people think of that tech. Yeah. Right? And they are time travelers. There's a lot of weird shit with Trump. I don't necessarily believe it, but You know the assassination attempt, he just turned, right? Like yeah. That I think that's when I first started hearing about that part of it. But the Ingersoll Lockwood books are really, really interesting. But then are like no why did no one talk about them before? It's it though they were really weird to me. Like I remember when I first heard about them getting really into them, but then I I felt almost like they were an Easter egg planted by a time traveler. Yeah. Right? Greg Carlwood claims to have a copy of it that he purchased off of but I mean it doesn't mean anything. Doesn't mean anything. It does have a publishing date on it and whatever, but I mean it could be a another different Mandela effect thing, is what I'm saying, right? Like it never existed before. And the because things change in the future, it creates it in the past. Yeah. Do you know what I'm saying? I I I I I I don't know how. It could be connected to it some way, like some sort of like. Well they could gone back in time and and like seeded it into reality as like a warning or as a maybe even that. Because there there's a and there's a lot like back to the future. There's a lot of weird back to the future ties with Donald Trump. Right? There's like Bift Tannen's based on him. That the the guy who wrote Back to the Future said that. Yeah that Biff Tannen's based on him. Biff Tannen in the second, like the character Biff Tannen in the second Back to the Future is Donald Trump. Like he's gonna drain the swamp. He's gonna you know what I mean? He's and he's a ⁓ mag ⁓ a casino magnate. That's how he makes his money. Donald Trump bought DeLorean's house. Like the golf course that he owns was John De like he he's obsessed with John DeLorean too. Not obsessed with, but has a lot of John DeLorean things. They shoot a couple things or the casino they use in Back in the Future too, Donald Trump ended up buying. Huh. Like there's a lot of weird and Doc Brown Is supposedly could like kind of Nicholas Tesla-ish, right? Like that's kind of who I thought he was based off of, or who I see like the archetype that he's based off of. And Nicholas Tesla, right? John John was it John G. Trump, Donald Trump's uncle, ⁓ is the one who got all of Nicholas Tesla's paperwork and research after Nicholas Tesla died. Yeah. Yeah. It's it's yeah, there's a lot of weird and is that just yeah, the universe warning us? Is that embedded in the code of the universe, right? Of the simulacrum of the simulation. Who knows? It's weird though that it gets or is it them just creating it on the internet to build Trump mystique? Yeah, I mean right? Yeah. Yeah, just to throw everyone off the scent kind of thing of like ⁓ like yeah it's I I don't know though. There's biblical things that talk about like the some there's A group of Jewish people, it's like a s a very specific sect in Israel that sees him as the second coming and they have all these things that Huh. Yeah. Anyway, it's it's is it all just to make him bigger than he is? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, or is it or is it just actually like an altered timeline? Like what what right? What timeline are we on? And and they see John Titer, 'cause that's the Well, we still haven't talked but it doesn't matter, but no, no. Like and that's the other thing, right? So John Titer is like the the when we were you showed the picture before. I immediately in my head, I was like, that's John Titer. And I I remember when Art Bell talked about getting the faxes in 1998. I remember that show and I've heard it again since. ⁓ and then I remember the posts in like 2000 and 2001. And then he just disappeared, like when the internet was still cool. Mm-hmm. Right. And there was cool ideas and whatever. John Titer's a neat one because he he didn't I don't do you know much about the story or no, just just what I glanced over in your notes, but why don't you break it down? Well, just real quickly, because we don't I don't want to spend too much time on it. He I a gentleman who did not say his name was John Titer. I can't remember it was what the exact I think it was time travel zero faxed some stuff to Art Bell on Coast to Coast Radio. ⁓ Art Bell like looked through it, read and talked about it on the air, but no one ever came on and talked about it. Fast forward two years, like in the future, and on ⁓ the Time Travel Institute website and the chat rooms there, this guy starts posting about saying that he's a time traveler from the year 2036, and he's the one who sent some stuff to Art Bell, some faxes to Art Bell. Do you want ask me some questions? And he over the course of like a year and a bit, he'll pop in and out and and explain, talk to people about how his theory of time travel works and and answer questions about the future. But he's kind of when people ask him like stock tips or who wins this, you know what I mean, the Super Bowl, he gets kind of pissy about that. But he'll talk about, you know, basically he says that in his and he talks about the many worlds theory that. He comes from a time in 20, I think it's 2034, CERN. And that's the thing. In tw in 1998, he mentioned CERN as starting time travel, right? ⁓ with a machine built by GE. That's not a stretch. ⁓ there's all this weird stuff with it. Like he had to go back to fetch a computer from 1975, like an IBM 5100, because they needed in 2036, ⁓ because it has some secret. thing in it, like code in it that no one knows about. And it I don't know if you it's one of the first portable computers ever. It looks like a big clunky with a tiny little screen. When he said that everyone was like, ⁓ whatever. He doesn't know what he's talking about, he's making it up. I guess people came out after and like who built that thing and were like, yeah, he was right. Huh. So it's something where it can link to any IBM over time. It it has some so and I don't I'm not a computer guy, right? To totally understand it. He talks about CERN, ⁓ starting time travel. ⁓ he does talk about Y2K in the beginning of the like in the first faxes in in 1998. ⁓ but then he doesn't mention it again after. He except for once where he actually says, ⁓ the reason it wasn't a big deal is because I took care of that stuff. Kind of, you know what I mean? Like it changed. That's why Y2K wasn't a big deal. Yeah. ⁓ but this computer, that's the other thing. The computer is needed for a problem in twenty thirty-six similar to Y2K. It's really weird. It's it's a weird ⁓ it's a weird story. No one ever sees him, but he posts a lot. He talks about a civil war happening in twenty fifteen. Like he talks about some things that never happen, but the explanation always falls on the many worlds. Like it's an easy out. Do you know what I mean? Well, that's because the timeline shifted and whatever. But the th The things that he talks about causing the Civil War, leading up to the Civil War, are kind of things that are happening now. The villain in his story is Russia, which at the time was not. Yeah. Right? Like Russia and and US were actually getting along then. Russia and and there's also an Iraq-Israel war, and Iraq nukes Israel and and cause in in his whole scenario. ⁓ But the one weird thing was he talks about Russia not being, he says, when it happens, don't be afraid of Russia. They're not after the people of America, it's just the government. It actually sounded kind of Russia-ish. And do you know what I mean? It's something that they would drop in pamphlets like during a war. Did you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah. So it got me thinking, you know, is it propaganda? Is it whatever? But then there's a lot of people who think getting back to Trump, well, that's all we have to say about John Titer. ⁓ there's people who think that Donald Trump And John Titer, like they're all part of the same group of people who have this access to this technology, this, you know what I mean, whatever it is, and they're protectors of it. And and it it's really interesting. And their gematria numbers are the same, which is also really fucking weird. Yeah. Yeah, that is strange. Yeah. ⁓ what else? Sorry, the last thing I was gonna say too is he says John Titer also says in twenty five sixty four, there's a brick wall. So he in in his world, you can go back in time, forward in time, you can do whatever. ⁓ you end up, I think he says you can go back with accuracy to 60 years, but anytime after that, it's it's it could be off. Right. And he also talks about using the curvature of the earth and it has to be timed right. And the other crazy thing before we move on is that all of the stuff he talked about, even how He talks about how he built the time machine and how it works, ⁓ which is similar to CERN, the way what they're doing at CERN. All of his all of his science was right. So like people who read it. So he he if it's not true, like if it's a a f a a farce or whatever, it's someone who knew a lot about a lot of those things to be able to talk about it. And yeah. Anyway, very very interesting. Yeah. I well I I did look to see if his ⁓ 'cause that twenty thirty four date, I was like, when is CERN actually turned back on? It's supposed to be twenty thirty. But who's to say it doesn't get delayed for four years or who's to say that they've said that they're turned it off? Yeah. Right? Yeah. So that yeah, what does he say? Tider describes a many worlds parallel time timelines model to avoid paradoxes. His machine uses dual micro singularities, ⁓ which is small black holes created via C CERN derived tech. manipulated by magnetic fields and electron injection to alter spin and create a gravity distortion field. So there's that gravity. When you I wanted to say that earlier, that was the gravity part from what you mentioned before, right? Yeah. ⁓ yeah, I don't know. And it's like apparently his science was right. Not that I could read it and and and discern how correct it was. ⁓ a lot of his predictions kind of failed, but a lot of them are whatever. And written off anyway as as many worlds theory, if it doesn't, you know what I mean? They've they've easily kind of created an out for for John Titer, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. Mm-hmm. Well, so yeah, so it really it just comes down to like what timeline are they trying to push us on. That's that's really kind of seems like that's the end game with all of this, is like There's gotta be a good one, right? There's gotta be the highest timeline and then there's gotta be the lowest one. And sounds like they're trying to push us on the low one. And I I think we're getting back to the P forty twos, P fifty sevens. She Amy Eskeridge said that one is good and one is bad, essentially. Like one is trying to I think one is trying to stop the cataclysm from happening. But to do that, they have to do a lot of bad shit here now. And the other one is trying, knows that it might happen, but is trying to basically help us. Like there's this this battling, you know what I mean? This battle going on, which Tom Montauk also believes. He believes it's a Nordic, like Nordic alien. So his whole thing is that Nordic aliens are actually time travelers. They're us from the future coming back. To help out and to change things, to nudge things in certain directions. And that's exactly who I thought about was that picture, right? That should so that was last week. Yeah. Which they said isn't AI. Yeah, so anyway, I'm sure everyone's seen it by this point, but this is the ⁓ the the Nordic crazy. Yeah. And they just we're gonna release this and then we're gonna delete it, and then we're never gonna talk about it again. 'Cause all the podcasters that are crazy will talk about it for us. Yeah. I well, yeah, it's it's so strange too, 'cause yeah, the bunch of people ran this through the is this AI? Like asking AI if this is AI. ⁓ and it said no, but that doesn't mean that it's not just tall dudes in in makeup and and drumline costumes. Well, I gonna say, yeah, just because it's not an AI created image doesn't mean that it like you can take a picture of someone getting ready for a movie, right? Like if if if you had Harry Potter or Game of Thrones, you know what I mean? Or s something and everyone's in costume and you'd snap that picture, it doesn't mean that they're actually really look like that. They're just in costume. That's what that looks like to me. Yeah, the the the vampires from Twilight. Yeah, that was a good one too. That good comment. Yeah. There's a bunch of funny But involving Trump again, right? And I s I I as soon as I saw that, I thought of the Tom Montauk like Nordic alien. Kind of thing. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I haven't ⁓ and this all came out right around the time ⁓ disclosure day was released as well. So take that with a grain of salt. But I was reading so ⁓ was it Chris Knowles was talking about how how dog shit that movie was. ⁓ yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. He was basically saying that it's like all it's really about is these like glow sticks, like these like it doesn't really even get into much of the actual alien stuff, it's is a story about these like glow sticks. And that's how they commute I don't want to ruin the movie. I haven't seen it. I'll watch it eventually. But yeah, I'll watch it when it's free to watch somewhere. But ⁓ but yeah like the I just thought it's thought it was funny that all this stuff came out at the same time. And also like but then but then if you you know like ⁓ glow sticks that's funny. But then you start to like dig into this time dilation stuff and it's all based around light spectrums and and this and that and it's like ⁓ well maybe well hmm shit maybe there's something there so I don't know good old Chris n Chris Knowles talking shit about ⁓ hey Tom Montauk thinks that it's about the grail right like the time war is is them getting the grail or or the ark of the covenant the grail stone of the ark of the covenant and using that. Yeah maybe you know what I mean like and getting that in the hands of Everyone somehow like 'cause my understanding is that glow stick is what allows superpowers and allows them to communicate or something, right? Yeah. Yeah. So it would be it would be a like Grail type technology. Yeah. Which is also time travel technology, right? ⁓ hey, going back to Smallville, what is what is kryptonite? It's just the meteor stones that are sitting there and they giving everyone all these weird abilities. Yeah. That you know. There's the episode I watched last night. This guy, this kid thinks he's an alien. ⁓ but what actually happened was his parents were blown up when the meteor strike hit, and he thinks that he was like that was when he was sent to Earth. Because he doesn't remember his parents, whatever. But he has the ability to heal. So he thinks that's that's his superpower. Yeah, yeah. So he thinks he's an alien and turns out he's not, but What's your superpower? What what's mine? Fucking talking out of my ass. I'm real good at that. ⁓ what's yours? I I have so many I don't even know where to narrow it down. Yeah. I ⁓ smoking all the darts. My superpower. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I can I can ingest I I I don't drink anymore as I said, but my superpower probably would be I can ingest an incredible amount of intoxicants and not seem messed up. Yeah. Yeah. That was a that was one of my superpowers too, to be honest with you. So strange so well, anyway. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So So that's us talking about time travel. Yep. But if you could go back in time to any time in your in your life, like what era? Would you jump back to? Hmm. Could I stay there? Yeah. Like just go back and like would it be going back as me now and living out the rest of my days at that time? Or would it be You'd have to carry out so you'd have to let's do it this way you can jump back to a period in time, but you're jumping back as the age you're at now, and then you have to live forward. So you would be once you hit twenty twenty six again, you'd be whatever age that would be tacked on. Yeah, I I w I would probably have to say the the late eighties, early nineties. Yeah. I I think I I I was alive during the seventies. I don't remember very much of it 'cause I was a child, but I remember, you know, little bits and pieces of it, but I I would I've I would love to go back even before then. I hate the twenties suck for some reason, but Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. Well, I yeah, I think if we're just talking with time that I've lived, I'd say the late 80s, like 88, 89. I yeah. I'd hit up like ninety but like ninety-three to n or ninety between ninety-three and ninety-five. Yeah. But as the age I'm at now, because I I didn't get like I was so I was what like seven in nineteen ninety-five. But to experience it now. And be able to like, you know, buy a house for a reasonable price and and like experience the music as a grown adult and yeah, you know what I mean? Like that that would be cool, I think. I would love to just go back to feel that vibe again. And just to see everyone looking at each other in the face and you know what I mean, people not walking with their head down, looking at their phone or just walking with their head down. Like it was a I don't know, it just was a different time. Which would put me at about boomer age now and I'd get to reap all the benefits of that. So it's like doubling down. And you'd be elbows up voting liberal. ⁓ yeah. We'd be having this we'd be having this podcast and I'd be past boomer. I'd be dead. But still still I ⁓ yeah. You'd be going on about Mark Kearney. Did you see him meeting with Trump? There was a hot there was a hot mic, apparently. yeah. Trying to defend the Chinese EVs. Yeah, it was it was just before that. It was as they were meeting, and it's all the world leaders are standing there, like you know, straight up, and Trump's a tall guy, and a couple of them or whatever. And it's like six of them, and then Mark Kearney is to the side, and he's all Mr. Burns, like excellent, like hunched over. Yeah, he's fucking Mr. Burns, man. Yeah, he totally is. It's crazy. Yeah. Like that it's crazy. His mannerisms are so much like Mr. Burns. Yeah. He seems like he's getting it's it's really interesting how they ⁓ kind of marketed him at first as this like sort of like happy go lucky guy, like kind of just like hey, whatever. He played hockey at Harvard. Yeah, yeah. And now he's ⁓ but he's like getting more and more miserable and curmudgeon by the day. And yeah, like he's just gonna be like the ultimate tyrant by the time this is done. And somehow our country likes him. ⁓ yeah. I still don't think anyone actually does. I still just you know, it's It's the media's owned, everything's owned, and now you can't talk about the Bible anymore. So our ex prime minister too is all over the place, right? With ⁓ yeah. ⁓ his ⁓ new new love drink watching American soccer, drinking American beer with his American girlfriend. Yeah. Yeah. Well, whatever. I mean ⁓ he's least he's making someone happy doing that. I wish he was. ⁓ I think I he can't come into he can't walk into Canada. There is no way that guy can go anywhere in this country. I he would get it, he would have a security detail, I would assume. For sure. And I'm not saying this because someone would harm him. I just think like I would throw my eggs at him if I was eating breakfast somewhere and he w You know what I mean? Like he I don't think he's able to walk anywhere in this country without someone giving him sass mouth. Yeah, no, he's a And he deserves it. ⁓ yeah, he's a he's a piece of work, that one. But I don't know. It's it's it's really ⁓ the the the media's all over it too. I've been like every time I open my work computer and I like open a new tab, that's like the news whatever ⁓ feed comes up and it's just like it's like the new ⁓ it's like the new like tabloid prints. It's weird. It is weird. It is weird. If I just hope they don't cycle him back into this country and we just forget everything he did. Yeah. So that if one historical moment, if you could go back in time. I realize the many worlds theory explain allows you to do anything when you go back in time, but assuming it's not the many worlds theory and the grandfather paradox is at play. If you could go back in time and change like a historical event of some sort, what would you do? I have one in mind, so I want to know what yours is. Like one historical event that could You know what I mean? Where you you what would it be? Hm. I mean say Trudeau getting elected, but also I d but ⁓ but I also don't you know that was gonna happen either way. Because mine's that mine's that it it is that but in a different way. ⁓ yeah. Yeah. What his what his mom never ⁓ I'd never I'd grab Fidel. That's I I'd pull him out. Yeah. Fidel, no you gotta pull out man. You gotta pull out Fidel. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just have her go down on him instead. Or just pop up in the room while they're doing it. Yeah. Yeah. probably get shot by the the Cubans, but yeah. Yeah, okay. There you go. We ⁓ we talked time travel. We talked time travel. We talked shit. We've done our job. We've done our job. We've done our job. Now it's time for the many worlds to collide and ⁓ converge into the highest timeline and the one where where I have a large house and a pool. And several vehicles and maybe a private jet. That that's a that's the highest one. That's for everyone's benefit. Then I wouldn't I then I would want for not because I would just enjoy your stuff. I would love to go to a timeline where it doesn't seem like everyone's crazy. Yeah. That myself included at times, but it just seemed like I you know, I don't I not to get into it too much, it just seems lately like people are getting a little bit loopier. It does seem to be progress. I thought for a bit there. I was like, people are waking up and I just don't know. I think no. Well, the World Cup's on. Yeah. Right? Yeah. Yeah. I it yeah, it's it's crazy. ⁓ there it is. It's been a while since I knocked the wizard over. It's it's an omen. It is an omen. Yeah. Omen for the end of the show, too. Yeah, yeah. So thanks everyone for ⁓ for sticking with us on this one. We've got some really we've got some really good shows with some really good people coming up, some really great guests that are gonna talk in a much more succinct way than we do. and are a lot more coherent. Yes. Yes. They're our next guest, so we aren't gonna ruin it by saying it. I'm I'm pretty excited for I'm very excited. And ⁓ you know we had a ⁓ a reel, a post from our last episode. Go like fairly viral, like for us, you know, what did really, really well, and lots of comments and tons of new followers and subscribers and stuff. So that was really, really cool to see. so hopefully we don't lose them all after this episode. But hey, if you made it to the end of this episode, you definitely want to check out the next episode. Yeah. If you listen to this one, you're like, ⁓ I don't know. Give give us another shot on the next episode, I promise. Yeah. It'll be a banger. It will be. It will be. And if you'd like to be a guest on our show and you would like to talk instead of us, we would love that. We would. And we like asking the questions and learning. Yes. Yes. Anyone out there, hit us up on the Instagram or the email or the YouTubes or whatever. We're on we're everywhere these days. ⁓ and we're not going anywhere, so don't get used to it. We're gonna grind it out every week, sometimes twice a week. Yeah. We're we're gonna have shows upon shows upon shows. Hey, we're at ⁓ almost 40 now. ⁓ 33 was the last one. So yeah, this will be 34. Getting there, that's good, man. Yeah. By the time this airs, we'll have another couple in the bag or another. No, we won't actually. The average new podcast ⁓ only lasts eight episodes. That's the average. Well, we're way above the Is that because they they do it for eight episodes and they're like there's no one listening, so why am I doing this and they just give up? I think so. Look at us being like, we don't care. No. No, I played music for years and no one listened, and I'm not ⁓ I still play music and no one listens, so hey man. For the love of the game. That's why we do it. Exactly. And if you'd like to be a sponsor on the show, because we also would do it for that. We do it is for the love of the game. Yeah. We don't do ads, but I do like free shit. So Yeah. Send me send me something and I'll give you a shout out. The chosen pizza. Yeah. Yeah. I'm a size large t shirt and a size large pizza. Yeah. ⁓ but a proper mic special this time, not the fake Mike special. Yeah. All right. So this has turned into a comedy podcast. Yeah, if you want to call it that. Yeah. But ⁓ all right, we'll wrap it up. And moral of the story is watch what timeline you're on and try not to to cause too many ripples in in time and space because we need to end up somewhere good. So and and I I I agree with that, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So all the best out there and thank you for listening. And we will we will ⁓ Yeah, we'll keep doing our thing and I will let Mike do his thing and end the show. From the land of the high seas and the tall trees, I'm Mike. I'm Andrew. Have a good night. Bye bye. You