WEBVTT 00:00.110 --> 00:05.030 Right, but not only is the horizon not here. I can see the surface of the water here 00:05.030 --> 00:11.370 I can see the surface of the water far beyond here. So again, if something doesn't curve then it's what? 00:26.070 --> 00:32.210 Me personally, I think it's kind of good that Bart isn't a flat earth there because if he was 00:32.210 --> 00:38.730 He'd be having to do what you do Dave, which is battle all these people and instead. He's just a whistleblower and 00:58.610 --> 00:59.010 And 00:59.010 --> 01:07.010 Well, hold on now, you know, I want to get Aaron involved because I love Aaron this guy is amazing super smart and 01:07.010 --> 01:10.750 And you know, I see him just listening to us go 01:14.090 --> 01:19.630 Are you are you using Eric dollars computer or is that just your screen name? I? 01:20.550 --> 01:22.150 Was testing Eric zoom call 01:22.870 --> 01:27.250 Account to make sure he could log in and stuff when I had the verification thing on 01:28.790 --> 01:29.270 So 01:32.670 --> 01:35.670 You can change his name you just click on it 01:35.670 --> 01:39.590 I think I guess I can log log out and log back in now 01:39.590 --> 01:43.970 You mean do that yeah, I can change your name now I can change the name 01:43.970 --> 01:50.530 Okay, if anyone doesn't know Aaron more commie and maybe you heard of Eric dollard Eric dollard is 01:50.530 --> 01:52.730 internationally recognized as 01:53.550 --> 02:00.150 Expert in Tesla technology and Aaron is works with him for a long time. So 02:00.750 --> 02:01.530 You know 02:01.530 --> 02:06.250 Yeah, it's really smart. Wow. Yeah, I know it's been a long time and 02:07.450 --> 02:08.010 Yeah 02:08.630 --> 02:10.370 And Aaron like I said 02:11.010 --> 02:16.790 Awesome guy and always appreciate you doing this stuff for me and going on to kill a priest podcast 02:16.790 --> 02:20.510 Hey, thank you. Yeah, and thanks for this opportunity here 02:21.090 --> 02:27.330 Yeah, Aaron went to the to where you know his warehouse. Is that what you call Wales a laboratory where you got? 02:27.330 --> 02:31.850 Down in down in tonopods about two and a half hours northwest of Vegas 02:32.970 --> 02:36.190 Nice. Nice. How long have you how long the facility been there? 02:37.290 --> 02:38.810 In tonopah, yeah 02:39.490 --> 02:40.770 he's been there for 02:41.790 --> 02:45.750 probably about maybe about 15 years and before then he was living out of his 02:45.750 --> 02:50.290 1980 Toyota Corolla in the desert in Lone Pine, California and 02:52.770 --> 02:56.730 So before then he was in Landers, California doing a lot of stuff with the 02:56.730 --> 03:02.690 Listing to earth signals and he had a big radio antenna system complex there 03:04.990 --> 03:10.210 Transmitting into the earth to lurk transmission the way Tesla did 03:11.030 --> 03:14.330 You know radio waves and and proving 03:15.330 --> 03:19.910 Proving different things that go against the conventional, you know, none of it is electromagnetic waves 03:19.910 --> 03:23.730 It's just longitudinal stuff that a lot of people erroneously 03:25.150 --> 03:26.610 Says scalar waves 03:28.270 --> 03:34.230 But what they mean by that is longitudinal, which means it's instantaneous propagation 03:35.090 --> 03:40.150 Extra-luminal it's outside of the full the whole Einstein propaganda paradigm 03:41.370 --> 03:46.610 I've got a rookie a rookie question for you here. Does Eric view the earth as a plane or a planet? 03:48.170 --> 03:48.930 a 03:49.770 --> 03:57.030 Planet but there's indications that it's hollow because of actual radio signals being projected into the earth and 03:57.710 --> 03:59.510 Because in Landers, California 04:00.330 --> 04:06.390 Where he had this setup? He was able to listen to the earth on like a earth stereo 04:07.690 --> 04:11.490 With different phases of earth signals coming out and 04:12.130 --> 04:18.270 Doing these experiments with you know broadcasting signals into the earth and the way that they moved and propagated 04:18.270 --> 04:20.850 Gave an indication that it's 04:20.850 --> 04:26.970 That it's hollow Eric doesn't like to speculate a lot because he likes to stay more, you know scientific objective 04:26.970 --> 04:30.210 But he will go into you know, some of his beliefs 04:31.050 --> 04:33.210 He hasn't really gone too much into it 04:33.210 --> 04:39.310 But this concept of you know molten iron core spinning creating creating the Earth's magnetic field and all this 04:39.310 --> 04:43.310 I don't think he really believes in that. I don't believe in it, you know when 04:43.810 --> 04:48.610 When iron heats up one of the first things it does is it loses its ability to retain magnetism? 04:48.950 --> 04:52.750 So how is a molten iron core creating a magnetic field? 04:53.530 --> 04:59.310 He explains it more in an electric solar system model where the Earth's magnetic field actually comes from the Sun and 05:00.150 --> 05:05.030 There's all this electrical activity between the Sun the earth the you know the moon the whole solar system 05:05.030 --> 05:11.990 And there's a lot of these electric solar system models that seem to be a lot more accurate than the conventional explanations 05:11.990 --> 05:15.970 but a lot of people in the modern day who are 05:16.530 --> 05:23.850 Presenting themselves as these gurus on this, you know electric solar system electric universe kind of model a lot of it 05:23.850 --> 05:26.970 Is kind of knocked off from somebody named James McKinney 05:26.970 --> 05:33.310 Who a lot of people haven't really heard that name, but he's the one that kind of seems so pioneered a lot of that 05:33.910 --> 05:35.610 Electric solar system kind of model 05:37.210 --> 05:42.790 After that the thing that is probably going to be even way bigger than Bitcoin is going to be water 05:43.490 --> 05:46.570 Because there's gonna be water wars. A lot of the you know 05:47.870 --> 05:53.590 Psycho billionaires are buying a lot of the data centers that they're building are using up all the water 05:53.590 --> 05:57.110 They're talking about it's definitely gonna be water war wars 05:57.950 --> 06:05.370 Yeah, so I'm not too concerned about that kind of water usage because when the water heats up and it evaporates it goes into the 06:05.370 --> 06:09.570 Environment it's just gonna wind up condensing and you know raining back down and stuff 06:09.570 --> 06:16.690 What I'm concerned about is a lot of these people locking up big pieces of land that are over aquifers 06:16.690 --> 06:20.350 where they can pump water out of for drinking and 06:21.390 --> 06:25.210 You know, this has been going on for decades right now 06:25.210 --> 06:31.730 And so at some point, you know, they'll they'll put a meter on the air you breathe if they could get away with it 06:31.730 --> 06:34.810 You know, they would oh, yeah carbon crates. Yeah 06:35.830 --> 06:40.230 They're gonna do the same thing with water if they can is to control water 06:40.790 --> 06:45.230 And so if you have a way to empower people that they could get 06:45.850 --> 06:49.790 You know water from almost any source at almost no cost 06:50.890 --> 06:54.130 Then you know, that's that that's pretty powerful 06:55.750 --> 07:01.430 That is but the water wars the water wars are coming. I mean you look at the in 07:02.290 --> 07:06.630 God, this may be 20 years ago or more or something like that the bush family bought like 07:06.630 --> 07:12.310 couple hundred thousand acres in Uruguay or Paraguay or something down in South America over one of the largest 07:13.110 --> 07:14.490 freshwater aquifers on the planet 07:15.610 --> 07:21.990 It's not for the land on top. It's for the water underneath, you know, Bill Gates is buying is more farmland than anybody in the country, right? 07:22.650 --> 07:28.550 Well, you know, they're gonna try to control food too, but there's also aquifer water under there and so 07:29.810 --> 07:36.370 Aaron have you looked into primary water, you know about primary water? Yeah, so a lot of water is actually created in the rocks 07:37.110 --> 07:42.750 And it's been known for a long time that you know, you tap into rocks and it comes bursting out like a fire hose 07:43.990 --> 07:45.730 I don't know a lot about it 07:45.730 --> 07:50.030 But I know that they're that there's a lot to that and you know, they've discovered 07:50.690 --> 07:55.870 Down in the ground that there's a massive reservoir of water that like is 07:56.470 --> 08:02.170 More water than all the oceans in the world combined. Correct. So yeah, so so when you talk about water wars, you know 08:02.170 --> 08:07.810 Like in California, they only let you drill a well to something like 300 feet because if you go any farther 08:07.810 --> 08:13.530 You're gonna hit primary water and it's gonna be in not a not a reservoir an ocean of pristine water 08:13.530 --> 08:14.870 So when you say water wars 08:15.730 --> 08:19.890 It's just a matter of a lot. There's enough water for everyone to have their own reservoir 08:20.410 --> 08:25.470 You know gigantic reservoir for every person that's so much water is Gaddafi discovered 08:25.470 --> 08:32.190 Primary water under under the desert when he was drilling for oil and I built have you heard about the great man-made river? 08:32.910 --> 08:34.770 one of the biggest kept secrets at the biggest 08:36.290 --> 08:38.050 Disaster well the biggest 08:39.090 --> 08:44.790 Plague on humanity would everyone to call it that's ever happened where for 40 years. He was building aquifers 08:45.730 --> 08:52.270 You know for to transport water all across Africa and when he was finished the you know, the Clinton 08:52.270 --> 08:53.030 I mean the 08:53.810 --> 08:55.690 Obama and Clinton's 08:56.190 --> 09:02.910 Blew it up with depleted uranium bombs. I mean it was the biggest water aquifer project in known history 09:02.910 --> 09:04.970 Won't say it's the biggest ever so 09:04.970 --> 09:10.550 So I agree with you water is is the next big thing, but it's not like there's a shortage of water 09:10.550 --> 09:15.750 It's just no who's gonna be able to access the infinite amount of water that there is 09:15.750 --> 09:21.350 Yeah, so that's anyone that's interested that's never heard about it the great man-made river on my channel 09:21.350 --> 09:26.750 DITRH if you just search great man-made river Mo Mar Gaddafi. I made two videos on it 09:26.750 --> 09:29.690 They're short check them out and do your own research 09:31.090 --> 09:32.090 That's interesting 09:37.970 --> 09:40.530 Yeah, it regenerates itself. Yeah 09:40.550 --> 09:45.710 Yeah, they pump the oil out come back years later, and then it's full 09:46.810 --> 09:51.610 Yeah, the earth creates oil. I think it's like a bacterial process or something 09:51.610 --> 09:56.450 But it's in constant production and there is no oil shortage, you know 09:56.450 --> 10:01.610 That's all part of it, you know fear mongering on all you know running out of resources and this kind of thing 10:01.610 --> 10:06.310 But I think the oil is the same way. Are you saying there's an infinite amount of dinosaurs? 10:07.170 --> 10:15.570 Yeah, I do believe there were dinosaurs, but I do not but I do not believe that oil is is 10:17.250 --> 10:22.990 Fossil fuels. No, I think it's a bacterial process. It was a Russian or you Ukrainian 10:22.990 --> 10:25.210 I can't remember what the name of the model is 10:26.690 --> 10:30.490 That they have for where the oil comes from that seems to be one of more accurate 10:30.490 --> 10:35.290 I don't know if it's necessarily related to bacteria, but I do think it's a bacterial process 10:36.890 --> 10:39.970 Yeah, I've heard some people say it's there the blood of the 10:41.470 --> 10:42.750 I don't know how 10:43.750 --> 10:50.790 That's interesting because years ago I talked to John Bidini about this John Bidini was another genius and a lot of different 10:51.570 --> 10:55.550 Technologies that I'm involved in and he was a mentor of mine for about 18 years 10:55.550 --> 11:02.750 We're talking about earthquakes and stuff and one one of my thoughts was that if you're drilling so much oil 11:03.230 --> 11:05.930 That might be like lubrication for the tectonic plates 11:05.930 --> 11:11.390 And if you pump that oil out no more lubrication and so the pressure builds up, but then we're having all these cataclyt 11:11.390 --> 11:16.370 You know these are earthquakes and stuff. It was just an idea that I had but that's you know 11:16.370 --> 11:24.190 So that's funny about the bottled water, what does Evian spell backwards? 11:26.410 --> 11:26.850 naive 11:29.210 --> 11:31.410 And your dose of microplastics too 11:33.330 --> 11:37.590 Most bottled most bottled water is municipally treated water 11:37.590 --> 11:43.430 Which just means tap water going through a mediocre carbon filter and that's it. It's all most of it is all garbage 11:43.950 --> 11:45.990 and it all has all of the 11:46.650 --> 11:53.230 Energy from everything. It's ever touched right water hold holds memory. So I do believe that absolutely 11:53.230 --> 11:56.090 You know the you know, um, everyone knows about um 11:56.950 --> 12:02.090 Emoto what's his name the guy that did the pictures in the water? There's another girl. I'm spacing on her name right now 12:02.090 --> 12:10.890 She took it to the next level amazing amazing stuff. I'll think of her name in a minute. I 12:10.890 --> 12:11.790 Think I've heard about 12:14.170 --> 12:17.030 Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've heard something about a lady 12:19.250 --> 12:24.790 Hold on sir Emoto was the one they did like a bunch of singing by a swamp and then 12:24.790 --> 12:30.190 What became pure was it or they were praying or something like that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah 12:30.190 --> 12:37.550 I forgot what the girl did the girl's name the girls name is I got it right here. It's 12:38.890 --> 12:44.350 Veda Austin VEDA Austin is sir. You're is I think that's name over channel and 12:46.250 --> 12:50.610 Amazing amazing work just what what your thoughts, you know when people pray over their food 12:50.610 --> 12:52.350 I used to be like, oh, yeah praying over a big deal 12:52.350 --> 12:57.450 You're literally changing the structure of the water in your food because you know, you can you know 12:57.450 --> 13:00.190 Everyone knows about the rice experiment where the hateful 13:00.690 --> 13:04.730 Tell the rice that's you know in the water that you hate it and you tell the rice that you love it 13:04.730 --> 13:08.530 And then the rice that you hate will turn black and the other one will thrive 13:09.910 --> 13:16.610 So, you know, it's they don't want us to know these things all of these things lead to knowledge and to 13:17.370 --> 13:20.070 Not obeying the the people that want to rule over you 13:21.150 --> 13:26.490 Yeah, I mean what I believe like everything has a certain level of water content 13:26.490 --> 13:31.470 Like water contents. I can imagine that that's probably what's happening with the rice, you know 13:31.470 --> 13:37.670 And even what happens with us like where I'm what percentage of water and you can even walk into a room 13:38.330 --> 13:43.190 Your friends are in there and you can sense that there's been an argument or something you can you can feel it 13:43.190 --> 13:50.030 You know no one needs to say anything. I believe it's because of the water is like how the water is reacting to what's going on around it, you know 13:51.290 --> 13:58.130 And it's like everywhere I look there's something there's something relating to water, you know that that that's going on and 13:58.130 --> 14:03.630 It's interesting because it seems so simple, but it still seems to be one of the most complex, you know 14:03.630 --> 14:11.490 Substances in the universe that's upside down and backwards from everything. I mean, you know, how many things expand when it freezes, you know 14:11.490 --> 14:12.550 It gets cold 14:12.550 --> 14:17.390 You know everything else contracts when it gets cold or expands when it heats up and you know water 14:17.390 --> 14:24.710 Water expands when it freezes. So there's all these, you know strange anomalies and then, you know looking into the consciousness aspect 14:24.710 --> 14:30.570 Of water like, you know what Yamato was into and kind of popularized a lot of the 14:31.270 --> 14:31.570 intention 14:32.530 --> 14:35.110 influencing water and and how it changes 14:36.310 --> 14:39.430 You know, these are things that I hope, you know 14:39.430 --> 14:42.630 The mainstream will will embrace because there's too much evidence 14:43.150 --> 14:47.270 Just, you know showing the obvious reality, you know to it, you know 14:47.270 --> 14:50.730 intention and frequencies and and that kind of stuff, but 14:52.630 --> 14:56.310 Yeah, a lot of my research is in frequent frequency research, too 14:57.570 --> 15:01.330 And I don't know how that ties into, you know, some of this other work 15:02.110 --> 15:03.850 that you guys might be into but 15:07.030 --> 15:14.710 There's a lot there. I wanted to go back to the the water thing though, if you don't mind because there was something that 15:15.770 --> 15:23.750 Yeah, I kind of got a bit confused about which was I believe the yeah, you were saying about the primary water bit coming from rocks 15:25.090 --> 15:29.870 Like you is there any way you can explain the process of the water being made within the rock? 15:30.050 --> 15:33.850 Is it coming from the rocks or is it below the rocks below the rocks or what? 15:34.290 --> 15:39.770 I don't know, but it's not talked about very much. I don't know much about it other than it's 15:39.770 --> 15:41.270 It's a known phenomenon 15:41.830 --> 15:47.230 So one of the sites haven't been there in a while is primarywater.org 15:47.230 --> 15:51.570 You can check that out. Yeah, check that out. There's a lot of information there, but 15:52.290 --> 15:57.150 You know, and then again, if you can find my video the great man made river by Maulmar Gaddafi 15:57.150 --> 16:05.450 It'll blow your mind and it's like it should be like every student in school should know about this and nobody has even heard of it 16:06.290 --> 16:10.450 Dalt's our kids. I have a little more spiritual 16:11.590 --> 16:16.790 Idea of a water is what if water is the physical manifestation of God, right? 16:17.150 --> 16:23.270 Think about it water good nor in the Bible says it created water water was here and they created the earth within the water 16:23.270 --> 16:26.750 Without water, we're all dead water holds memory, right? 16:27.430 --> 16:33.070 Water's all around us. What is above and below us? So it's like God everywhere around us water 16:33.590 --> 16:40.330 Manifest miracles what are falls from the sky so it kind of dies and then goes back to the heavens again 16:41.270 --> 16:46.110 Right, it comes down. It saves us and then it evaporates and and goes back up 16:47.670 --> 16:50.950 What else have up you can't be alive without water 16:51.750 --> 16:59.170 Right without without water you have no life. Nothing is alive without water. Yeah, the plants everything. Yeah 16:59.830 --> 17:04.990 Water holds information. Now. You've heard that like a drop of water holds terabytes of information 17:04.990 --> 17:09.320 I can't even fathom that I can't verify it, but that's what they claim and 17:09.820 --> 17:16.360 It seems that way to me when I look up at the clouds. I think they're sentient angelic non physical 17:17.000 --> 17:23.920 And they could be holding tons of information in this intelligent world that we live in this intelligently designed world 17:25.600 --> 17:33.060 When you look in the water you see your reflection the image you see your image in the water 17:35.200 --> 17:35.800 Right 17:39.320 --> 17:44.760 And then think about this people throw coins into a well and make a wish. Where did that come from? 17:45.520 --> 17:49.600 Wow, like you're praying you're praying to the water and the water holds your memory 17:49.600 --> 17:54.040 And then I encourage everybody to watch the Veda Austin interviews watch a couple of interviews 17:54.040 --> 17:59.520 It will blow your mind. It will absolutely blow your mind and you'll never look at look at water the same 17:59.520 --> 18:05.060 I distill my water, but you know 50 light bulbs burning for four hours 18:05.060 --> 18:07.200 Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'd do the same 18:07.200 --> 18:12.080 Then I put it into blue glass bottles that have sacred geometry carved into them 18:12.080 --> 18:16.000 Then I put it on the window sill so it gets sunlight through the blue glass 18:16.000 --> 18:21.960 Sometimes I play holy harmony to it and then I put it on my plasma generator to infuse it with plasma 18:21.960 --> 18:24.340 And then I thank it and I drink it 18:25.380 --> 18:30.540 That's awesome. I'm great. I'm just a crazy guy though. Yeah, I'm surprised you don't sleep with it 18:37.220 --> 18:40.200 Another experiment that they did I didn't see this one 18:40.200 --> 18:43.120 But it was in a presentation as they took a tube of naphyon 18:43.120 --> 18:51.340 Put these micro particles in the water just so you could look at the flow of how water is moving and in this tube of naphyon 18:52.140 --> 18:56.280 All these particles are showing that the water is moving through it. You need directionally 18:57.580 --> 18:58.760 non-stop like 18:59.280 --> 19:04.780 With no no energy input that you have to expand which means it's freely pumping the water through it 19:04.780 --> 19:06.780 in one direction just non-stop and 19:07.400 --> 19:11.900 What's interesting about the easy water is if you if you expose 19:12.620 --> 19:13.840 the water to 19:14.500 --> 19:15.020 infrared 19:15.920 --> 19:22.040 The exclusion zone grows and grows and grows bigger and bigger which is really interesting 19:22.040 --> 19:26.980 So some of the stuff that this is related to is like how blood is pumping through our body 19:26.980 --> 19:31.580 Like for example, the heart is not a pump. I 19:31.580 --> 19:36.720 Think Rudolf Steiner was one of the first to propose that in the modern age that the heart is not really a pump 19:36.720 --> 19:40.800 It has mild pumping action, but it's more an electrical impulse generator 19:40.800 --> 19:44.000 And what's pumping our blood through our body is water? 19:44.700 --> 19:48.240 Easy water. So in the periphery in the inner peripheral 19:48.240 --> 19:56.400 periphery of our like arteries, for example, there's like this negative friction barrier of the easy water around the periphery of our 19:58.360 --> 19:59.400 vessels and 19:59.400 --> 20:04.100 That is what is like electrically pulling the blood at a negative resistance through our body 20:04.100 --> 20:09.300 And that's really what's pumping it and the heart is giving the electrical impulse to make this happen 20:10.060 --> 20:11.560 so one of the 20:12.200 --> 20:17.080 Well, so like red blood cells are like three times the diameter of our capillaries 20:18.160 --> 20:21.360 How are you gonna pump a blood cell that's three times bigger than the tube? 20:21.520 --> 20:26.800 It you know the the tube it's going through, you know, these are interesting questions that I think need to be asked 20:26.800 --> 20:32.180 So for example, somebody experiments that were done was they took a like mice 20:32.860 --> 20:34.600 They put a circulation meter 20:35.260 --> 20:38.040 However, they're detecting certain, you know blood circulation 20:38.040 --> 20:42.240 Then what they did was they killed the mouse and they put infrared on the mouse 20:43.460 --> 20:49.960 With the infrared light shining on the on the mice that blood continued to pump for like over 50 minutes 20:49.960 --> 20:51.540 And the heart was not even beating 20:52.420 --> 20:56.140 So what does that tell you? I mean, this is this is a trip 20:57.060 --> 21:01.680 There's been experiments with water and trees, you know, so like 21:02.600 --> 21:09.880 You know water or you know roots are gonna pull water up and and distribute it through the tree and you'd think that this is a slow process 21:09.880 --> 21:11.800 Well, there's been some 21:12.460 --> 21:15.100 Experiments and stuff where they've been able to 21:15.720 --> 21:22.700 Detect that there's been water movement moving upwards through like big big pine trees and stuff like it over a hundred miles an hour 21:23.920 --> 21:28.940 This is like great. This is like crazy stuff. Have you Erin? Have you have you looked into? 21:29.760 --> 21:31.920 giant trees of the past and 21:32.680 --> 21:38.900 If you look at like these tabletop mountains like in Hawaii where there's waterfalls coming at where's all this water coming from? 21:38.980 --> 21:44.240 It's coming up. Now. Does that mean it's a tree stump? I'm not saying that but it's something to look at 21:45.380 --> 21:50.500 I've seen pictures of it, you know devil's tower in Wyoming and you know, I'm not sure that's a tree 21:50.500 --> 21:55.880 By the way, that one looks like a tree. I'm not sure that one's a tree. Yeah, but there's there's bigger ones. I think 21:56.740 --> 22:02.460 Yeah, but that but that concept of you know, these things that that look like it it looks like it for me 22:02.460 --> 22:08.480 The jury is still out cuz I don't know that the answer, you know, it's a it's it's an interesting idea 22:10.500 --> 22:16.160 There's things all I mean, I have no doubt that there's been ancient civilizations, you know 22:16.840 --> 22:18.820 plant life, you know 22:19.440 --> 22:25.040 Mankind and and related that have had these cycles over and over and over, you know 22:25.040 --> 22:28.940 There's all kinds of things that have been built and you know have been 22:29.500 --> 22:31.740 covered up and grown over and disappeared and 22:33.520 --> 22:37.380 There's a channel called hangman one one two eight on YouTube and 22:38.520 --> 22:43.560 He's show some really undeniable stuff about trees that make 22:43.560 --> 22:47.380 Any of the the giant trees in California look like look like 22:47.980 --> 22:48.460 weeds 22:49.380 --> 22:55.020 So check it out again again. Everyone needs to investigate. Don't believe anything you hear here or anywhere else 22:55.020 --> 22:57.000 You got to verify everything yourself 22:58.220 --> 23:02.240 So what's the deal with the giant trees they chop them down or what how did they I don't know? 23:02.260 --> 23:06.540 I don't know. Who are they are the angels to God or giants? Who knows? 23:06.920 --> 23:11.800 I have no idea. I wasn't there. I wasn't there big chainsaws or you know 23:12.560 --> 23:14.440 That looks like a pretty clean cut 23:16.500 --> 23:20.080 Weapons, yeah, we don't know but there's biblical stories about you know 23:20.080 --> 23:25.340 The angels came down to cut down the trees to kill the giants so they couldn't climb in the trees when the flood came 23:25.340 --> 23:28.980 I don't know anything. It's not jack in the bees. Yeah 23:30.480 --> 23:30.920 Yeah 23:32.820 --> 23:34.420 The guy hangman one one two eight 23:34.420 --> 23:41.500 He's showing these rock cliffs up in the mountains and he goes look and how they how the rocks are broken apart with clean cuts 23:41.800 --> 23:42.520 and he showed 23:43.620 --> 23:48.260 He shows a decaying piece of cedar close up and it looks exactly like the rocks 23:48.260 --> 23:52.480 So this little piece that's decaying on the cedar. He shows something that's 50 feet long 23:52.480 --> 23:59.440 Which is the same type of piece and then he's showing you can kind of see the wood green in the rock a little bit 23:59.440 --> 24:04.280 And at one point he cleaves a piece of the rock away and there's wood bind 24:05.020 --> 24:07.880 All right, it's it's uh, you know 24:07.880 --> 24:13.540 One thing we know for sure this place is not what we know it is not what we think it is 24:13.540 --> 24:15.100 It's it's more than that 24:15.100 --> 24:18.640 what that's interesting with the giant stuff in the past because 24:18.640 --> 24:25.180 There seems to be some kind of correlation with the fact that we also had way higher oxygen concentrations in the environment 24:26.180 --> 24:28.300 you know for growth and 24:29.340 --> 24:34.560 Talking about that hollow earth and you know what what's inside what's interesting is that 24:35.340 --> 24:40.260 If you look at you know the idea of Pangaea where all continents were basically one 24:41.400 --> 24:48.720 But the thing is is if you remove all the ocean all those basically make a sphere where the earth was where it basically makes a sphere 24:48.720 --> 24:54.000 that's I don't know maybe one sixth the size of what the earth is today, you know 24:54.000 --> 24:56.550 which is roughly about the same size as the moon and 24:57.970 --> 25:04.250 So if the earth was smaller and over time through centrifugal, you know force little by little by little expanding 25:04.750 --> 25:07.070 You're roughly going to have about the same amount of mass 25:07.070 --> 25:10.390 You know we collect space dust and whatever little bit here and there 25:10.390 --> 25:13.250 But it's not going to be that much different from what it was in ancient times 25:13.250 --> 25:18.950 And so if the earth was small and as it's growing out and the continents are moving to make space for the oceans 25:19.410 --> 25:21.650 That means that that mass has to be displaced 25:22.730 --> 25:25.610 Outwards which would you know give it give us some 25:25.610 --> 25:28.390 You know credence to the concept of 25:29.510 --> 25:38.150 You know I that that scenario makes perfect sense the problem I have and I'm not claiming I know anything for sure is 25:38.150 --> 25:43.990 At the radius that give us the earth there has to be curvature and we can't detect any curvature 25:43.990 --> 25:47.130 We can see things that were required a radius of 25:47.130 --> 25:49.570 4,000 mile no no 25:50.230 --> 25:58.130 400,000 miles when the radius is just under 4,000 miles so we have seen things that would require the earth to be 25:58.130 --> 26:01.230 1,000 times bigger than it is 26:01.230 --> 26:08.710 So if the earth is a sphere a hollow one or not a thousand times bigger, what are they hiding? Are there 26:08.710 --> 26:10.490 9,000 continents 26:11.310 --> 26:14.290 8,000 continents whatever, you know, so 26:15.350 --> 26:21.810 Figuring out what this place is. I think is an important step in us freeing ourselves from the ball slave system 26:22.430 --> 26:27.590 So, you know and that the thing I say is if if something if something doesn't curve 26:27.590 --> 26:31.090 Then it's what any if something doesn't curve 26:31.090 --> 26:35.010 Then it's what right now something doesn't move 26:35.670 --> 26:36.730 Then it's what? 26:38.650 --> 26:39.170 So 26:40.770 --> 26:43.950 So a personal experience I had in 1987 26:44.290 --> 26:44.730 so 26:45.990 --> 26:47.330 This is living over in Japan 26:48.290 --> 26:51.850 On yakota air force base, which is you know roughly an hour from Tokyo 26:52.450 --> 26:56.370 My dad's originally from japan, but we went back there. He was in the air force 26:56.970 --> 27:01.050 And in 1987, okay, so i'm about 14 years old about ninth grade 27:02.950 --> 27:07.230 And I was in the Boy Scouts so we did a camp out thing where 27:07.230 --> 27:14.110 We hiked to the top of mount fuji, you know, you drive up to like station five or six or whatever, you know, so you're 27:14.290 --> 27:18.510 You can drive quite a lot of ways up and then there's these, you know trails that are 27:19.790 --> 27:25.410 You don't have to like scale a mountain there's trails, but it still you know, it takes like I don't know seven eight hours or something 27:25.410 --> 27:28.490 it was a kind of a grueling hike and 27:28.970 --> 27:31.150 Going on when we finally made it to the top 27:31.150 --> 27:38.170 It was dark and and there was two things that made the biggest impact on on me at from that experience 27:38.770 --> 27:45.030 One was being about I don't know 12 to 13,000, you know feet up or whatever with basically no light pollution 27:45.570 --> 27:52.450 Looking up it was like the canopy of heaven, right? It was like I did not know it was possible to see that many stars from earth 27:53.450 --> 27:58.570 For one that was you know made a big impact on me. The other one was 27:59.410 --> 28:04.750 Well, we're in japan is the land of the rising sun, right? So i'm looking uh east 28:05.950 --> 28:10.230 Uh at the pacific ocean and from up there. I mean you can literally see hundreds of miles 28:11.830 --> 28:12.350 So 28:13.010 --> 28:19.590 The sun was rising and I remember just standing there and just kind of being in awe of the scenery which is that 28:20.650 --> 28:22.670 You could see um 28:22.670 --> 28:27.030 A very clean horizon of ocean without the land skewing the perspective 28:27.750 --> 28:32.450 And as i'm looking i'm looking all the way to the left and i'm looking all the way to the right 28:33.430 --> 28:38.190 And what I noticed was out the outer edges. I saw a curve 28:38.870 --> 28:41.090 And this was before anybody was 28:42.130 --> 28:42.690 Suggesting 28:43.270 --> 28:46.750 Like today that maybe to earth is flat or there's no curvature or whatever 28:46.750 --> 28:51.350 So that idea wasn't suggested in my mind to see if it was or wasn't 28:51.350 --> 28:57.270 I just noticed that I absolutely saw a curvature and it was only possible by looking at unbroken ocean 28:58.000 --> 29:02.990 At that height with no land available to skew my perspective 29:03.540 --> 29:04.250 And I thought 29:04.920 --> 29:10.930 To myself basically word for word. I am so high up here. I can actually see the curvature of the earth 29:10.930 --> 29:14.850 And that was one of the that that was a profound impact on me 29:17.630 --> 29:18.170 Even 29:19.350 --> 29:22.770 The so-called scientists and whatever you want to call them 29:24.210 --> 29:29.950 Today disputing flat earth would also say that that's not even high enough to see the curvature, but I did see it 29:31.370 --> 29:36.030 And out that was my experience. That was my empirical experience of my empirical observation 29:40.110 --> 29:41.150 You're muted Dave 29:43.070 --> 29:48.570 I like doing that. I did it every show my favorite. It's my it's my favorite so 29:48.570 --> 29:48.610 So 29:50.470 --> 29:54.730 The limitations of our eyes make the sky and the great like forget curved earth 29:54.730 --> 29:57.310 You're in a home depot and it's 20 miles long 29:57.310 --> 30:00.930 This the ceiling and the floor are going to merge like a mile away 30:00.930 --> 30:04.750 Right, you're not going to be able to see now if you zoomed in you could open it up and see farther 30:05.290 --> 30:09.630 Right, so when we're looking out the higher we are the farther we can see in the home depot 30:09.630 --> 30:14.410 You can throw some coins on the floor go to the end of the hull of the aisle lay down put your cheek on the ground 30:14.410 --> 30:17.550 Open your lower eye. You can't see those coins lift your head up. You can see them 30:17.550 --> 30:23.170 Right, that doesn't mean that the floor is curved. It just means the angular resolution limits of things down lower disappear faster 30:23.710 --> 30:23.950 so 30:24.530 --> 30:25.350 when you're 30:25.970 --> 30:28.870 When you're looking out when you look forward 30:28.870 --> 30:33.690 This let's say whether the horizon is three miles away, which it should be if you're six feet tall 30:33.690 --> 30:36.230 But at top of mountain it's much farther away, you know 30:36.230 --> 30:39.290 We can do the calculation that well whatever elevation you're at how far 30:39.290 --> 30:46.310 The horizon should be which actually matches the angular resolution limits of your eyes down to like seven decimal places 30:46.310 --> 30:52.690 But if this was 12 o'clock, whatever this distance is at one o'clock two o'clock three o'clock all the way around 30:52.690 --> 30:55.070 You see the same distance in all directions 30:56.110 --> 31:00.090 So when you're standing here, you see the same distance in all directions 31:00.750 --> 31:02.890 That is a curved line 31:02.890 --> 31:07.250 So i'll put a straight line out there if you believe the earth is a globe and you look out 31:07.250 --> 31:10.070 You're gonna see a curved horizon around you 31:11.630 --> 31:13.150 And you're gonna say 31:13.750 --> 31:17.590 That's the curve of the earth. It's the curve of your vision you see in a circle 31:17.590 --> 31:22.130 This does not prove that the earth is flat because it's the same on a ball 31:22.670 --> 31:23.490 And a flat earth 31:24.030 --> 31:26.570 You would see the same thing on a ball on a flat earth 31:26.570 --> 31:31.750 The only difference on a flat earth is the horizon would start dropping lower and lower the farther you can see 31:32.340 --> 31:33.590 But it doesn't do that 31:34.110 --> 31:37.830 Now everyone says oh the horizon rises to eye level. It doesn't 31:38.380 --> 31:40.250 It appears to rise to eye level 31:40.250 --> 31:44.330 But in reality when you're looking 20 30 40 miles out 31:44.850 --> 31:47.430 The horizon is thousands of feet above your eye level 31:47.430 --> 31:49.310 But it looks like it's at your eye level 31:49.310 --> 31:53.630 Which is how the sun sets how all celestial objects set from the bottom up 31:53.630 --> 31:59.410 But you saw this curve. You're not lying. You just interpreted it 32:00.190 --> 32:01.870 Possibly incorrect if the earth is flat 32:02.490 --> 32:06.950 So so when i'm looking straight, you know, the horizon is going to look flat 32:06.950 --> 32:09.290 No, no, it's not when you look straight 32:09.290 --> 32:14.130 The like point your arm in front of you, right and the horizon's at the tip of your finger 32:14.130 --> 32:19.750 The horizon's also at the tip of your finger here here here all the way around that is a circle 32:20.250 --> 32:25.070 That is the curve that you're seeing. It's a limit of your vision in a circle 32:25.070 --> 32:30.390 You don't see a straight line because those outer edges of the straight line are farther past where you can see 32:30.390 --> 32:35.630 So so so the curve that I saw was in my peripheral vision because when I turn my head like this 32:35.630 --> 32:38.650 If it's of course that yeah, of course it is 32:38.650 --> 32:40.230 It's it's a flat curve 32:40.230 --> 32:45.110 But if you think the earth is a globe you'll think it's a globe curve if you think the earth is flat 32:45.110 --> 32:46.910 You'll say it's the limit of my vision 32:47.470 --> 32:51.250 Both are suitable answers and they both work the same on both 32:51.250 --> 32:55.670 So I say this proves nothing, but it doesn't prove that there's curve of the earth 32:55.670 --> 32:58.810 It's just a interpretation of what you're saying now 32:58.810 --> 33:04.010 The horizon for a six foot tall observer at perfectly calm water with perfectly clear air 33:04.010 --> 33:05.530 is just three miles 33:06.430 --> 33:13.290 Just just three miles and we see way way way way beyond that 33:13.970 --> 33:15.410 um, for example 33:16.250 --> 33:19.610 Let me just pull this up real quick. So if I go here one sec 33:21.030 --> 33:24.410 So here is milwaki 33:25.050 --> 33:26.570 80 miles away 33:27.390 --> 33:28.470 80 miles away 33:29.010 --> 33:33.730 From this beach and when we can see the lights of milwaki and the amount of curvature 33:33.730 --> 33:35.370 What is amount of curvature here? 33:36.630 --> 33:38.090 Is miles of curvature 33:38.810 --> 33:41.670 Do you have do you have the curve calculator in front of you? 33:43.170 --> 33:47.030 Vinny, I don't I don't I could I could do it real quick. Um 33:47.770 --> 33:49.730 So so I go to the curve calculator 33:51.210 --> 33:52.090 80 miles 33:53.090 --> 33:56.510 It doesn't matter the observer height at this point because the amount of curvature is ridiculous 33:56.890 --> 33:58.350 um, 80 miles 33:59.130 --> 33:59.690 calculate 34:00.750 --> 34:01.310 It's 34:01.310 --> 34:08.190 Almost 4,000 feet of curvature. So they have to be a 400 story building for me to see those buildings 34:08.890 --> 34:09.430 so again 34:10.270 --> 34:14.410 We don't can't detect any curvature. We can see far far far 34:14.970 --> 34:17.090 beyond the limitations of 34:17.090 --> 34:22.110 Of a ball would require now. We can also see not as far as the ball would allow 34:22.110 --> 34:25.990 That's because of optical stuff. But on the perfectly clear day 34:26.710 --> 34:27.850 On a ball earth 34:28.430 --> 34:33.490 There is a limit a required physical limit of how far you can see at 10 miles 34:33.490 --> 34:36.750 There should be 66 feet of curvature. So six foot tall person 34:37.230 --> 34:40.890 Could not see something 10 miles away unless it was over 60 feet tall 34:41.690 --> 34:43.510 I can see a buoy on the water 34:44.110 --> 34:45.930 and the water surface 34:46.510 --> 34:47.550 beyond that buoy 34:49.090 --> 34:51.210 Now does that say the earth is flat, you know 34:52.110 --> 34:54.490 Says the earth is thousands of times bigger than they tell us 34:54.970 --> 34:56.010 Or maybe it's just flat 34:57.430 --> 34:59.710 So here's my response. Here's my response 35:03.170 --> 35:07.210 Later I'll analyze what your explanation is about me viewing 35:07.210 --> 35:10.290 By the way, I'm happy to have a conversation offline with you 35:10.290 --> 35:15.410 To help people if you want to if you if you're interested happy to have a adult discussion with you 35:15.990 --> 35:18.630 So I will analyze it later 35:19.190 --> 35:23.730 Okay, because I can't pretend I have a response or rebuttal to you right now 35:24.290 --> 35:24.570 Good 35:26.770 --> 35:30.790 That's beautiful a lot. I wish a lot more people would just say that 35:30.790 --> 35:38.050 But let me go into uh, yeah, um gravity 35:39.170 --> 35:44.030 Yeah, if the earth is flat and how so there's 35:44.030 --> 35:46.010 The model of gravity 35:47.270 --> 35:51.070 Where I would just say the way that gravity works would have to be 35:52.350 --> 35:52.830 symmetrical 35:53.750 --> 36:00.610 All the way around so what I mean by that is what what is your what what is your perspective of gravity and how gravity works? 36:00.810 --> 36:03.230 Let's go to gravity. Just let me just show you this for one second 36:03.230 --> 36:09.210 This oil rig is six miles away and this one is 10 miles away. The observer is eight feet high 36:09.770 --> 36:15.050 And so the horizon the the horizon should be 3.4 miles away 36:15.630 --> 36:18.290 Right, but not only is the horizon not here 36:18.810 --> 36:23.030 I can see the surface of the water here and I can see the surface of the water far beyond here 36:23.030 --> 36:25.610 So again if something doesn't curve 36:26.130 --> 36:28.150 Then it's what now we want to go to gravity 36:28.650 --> 36:31.870 This is something you might have to actually be able to give us some insight on 36:32.290 --> 36:34.330 Yeah, we're density and buoyancy 36:34.330 --> 36:39.810 So yeah density and buoyancy work on a flat earth and a globe right something less more dense than the air 36:39.810 --> 36:41.970 It goes down, but why does it go down now? 36:41.970 --> 36:46.730 There is a an electrostatic flow from the sky to the ground 36:46.730 --> 36:49.690 And I think that sets the the downward direction 36:49.690 --> 36:58.070 But I think it's mitzvikaku that says the electrostatic force is 10 to the 36 power stronger than gravity. Have you ever heard that? 36:59.390 --> 37:05.070 Yeah, I don't know if it's that number, but I would tend to agree that the electrostatic force is way stronger than gravity 37:05.690 --> 37:06.290 tesla 37:06.790 --> 37:07.250 You know 37:08.150 --> 37:11.190 Was in the direction that electrostatic 37:11.730 --> 37:14.690 Forces in nature are probably the most powerful 37:15.270 --> 37:19.350 Yeah, but I don't give much credit to much of what mitzvikaku says about anything 37:19.350 --> 37:23.130 I don't think he's right on that either. I don't I'm going to point that out to you the second 37:23.130 --> 37:24.610 If you bear with me just for a second 37:24.610 --> 37:28.690 I just want to show you a little experiment that we did and and get your 37:30.070 --> 37:31.330 professional opinion on it 37:31.330 --> 37:36.450 Um, because we're just you know trying to figure this stuff out and if you're working with eric dollar 37:36.450 --> 37:40.610 You probably have some some good insight. So I'm just scanning trying to find my 37:40.610 --> 37:45.590 All right, so we got some leftover helium balloons. I got a button here 37:45.590 --> 37:51.950 We tied it to it and it's just neutrally buoyant a couple inches over the floor that wire is going to a vandagraph generator 37:51.950 --> 37:57.650 Now if the ground is neutral and the sky is positive when we add a positive charge to it 37:58.450 --> 37:59.590 it goes down 38:00.790 --> 38:04.570 And then when we discharge it it goes back up 38:04.570 --> 38:10.190 So we're manipulating independently manipulating the electrostatic charge or something. We're not manipulating gravity 38:10.190 --> 38:13.310 So we could say here pretty clear that we've 38:13.850 --> 38:18.490 Changed the electrostatic force to make something go down that we can do the opposite too 38:19.150 --> 38:24.630 I can this tin foil we can add a negative charge to it and it goes up turn it off it goes down 38:24.630 --> 38:26.190 So we're not changing gravity 38:26.190 --> 38:29.590 We're changing electrostatic charge buoyancy and density sort everything else out 38:29.590 --> 38:34.510 And then i'm sure you know about some of the aircraft that uses electrostatics to fly 38:34.510 --> 38:39.270 This is the silent drone by mit and it uses electrostatics no moving parts to fly 38:39.270 --> 38:44.990 All right, so we can test scientifically test electrostatics up down buoyancy and density 38:45.490 --> 38:47.090 Great now the theory of gravity 38:47.870 --> 38:50.250 Tend to so let's pretend gravity is real 38:50.250 --> 38:55.390 Let's pretend. Hey, I proved gravity and let's pretend mitzger cock goes right, which is of this is a reach 38:55.950 --> 39:03.270 Do you know how big 10 to the 36 is if I had a grain of sand and I made a 10 to the 36 power bigger 39:03.270 --> 39:05.090 Do you know how big it would be? 39:06.250 --> 39:07.270 Do you have any idea? 39:07.910 --> 39:09.310 What's about one third of a google 39:14.250 --> 39:18.850 Right that's running it with 100 zeros and 36 is about a third of a yeah 39:18.850 --> 39:24.890 Well, there you go. So vini take a guess. What would you compare a grain of sand 10 to the 36 power bigger? 39:25.770 --> 39:30.490 Yeah, I have no idea. What would you compare it to? Would you compare it to a house the moon solar system or something? 39:30.750 --> 39:36.450 Yeah, it's it ready for this it's 10 million times bigger than the known universe 39:37.030 --> 39:42.410 Okay, so now we know mitzger cock is full shit. Okay, because 10 to the 36. I don't even think that number exists 39:42.410 --> 39:44.570 Wow, but that's how big it is 39:45.670 --> 39:46.630 so so 39:47.970 --> 39:54.890 The the people that believe in gravity are throwing complete and total bullshit at us to make us just melt our 39:54.890 --> 39:56.790 Brains so we don't question them 39:57.590 --> 40:03.190 But nobody's ever independently isolated gravity from electrostatics improvement 40:03.190 --> 40:07.250 The cavities experiment had the sun and the moon pass over twice during the experiment 40:07.770 --> 40:09.170 That's electrostatic, you know 40:09.870 --> 40:14.350 That that that's changing everything. It has nothing to do with gravity. So it's something to look into 40:15.110 --> 40:15.710 and 40:16.390 --> 40:16.990 There you go 40:17.870 --> 40:21.950 Great job, Dave and Aaron. I know Aaron you're past the time 40:22.510 --> 40:27.690 And uh, I can give my two cents on the subject a little bit. Please do. I you're two cents at four five 40:27.690 --> 40:31.610 And Vinny, I gotta say we we're gonna do this more often. Yeah 40:34.090 --> 40:38.750 Aaron anytime you want to have another longer conversation. I'm available for you anytime you want 40:38.750 --> 40:43.130 Okay, you're you're obviously someone who's you know, we're to respect 40:43.790 --> 40:44.270 European 40:46.690 --> 40:51.630 He's long before I started looking to fly out earth or anything. I was a big Eric dollars fan 40:51.630 --> 40:53.410 I was like this guy is on to something 40:54.390 --> 40:59.770 Yeah, and Aaron too. I mean so much respect. So it's great to see this dialogue 41:00.650 --> 41:05.710 So I have a quick question for Aaron. Yeah, somebody quick. Um, in your 41:06.390 --> 41:10.010 Cosmological model are the stars distant stars like like we're taught 41:12.230 --> 41:17.250 Yes, um, they could they could be but what's what's complex about it is that 41:17.830 --> 41:20.250 It's possible that light actually doesn't even move 41:20.850 --> 41:24.350 The way that we think of it another thing is is 41:25.650 --> 41:26.210 Um 41:26.950 --> 41:27.710 In space 41:28.290 --> 41:29.930 Light is basically invisible 41:30.810 --> 41:37.730 I'm I understand that so but are the stars there's the stars, you know, super distant infinite distances away 41:38.510 --> 41:41.350 Uh, who knows? Oh the good a good answer 41:43.150 --> 41:49.330 So here's here's the thing. Let's say um, we're in the plains of Kansas and a couple miles away 41:49.330 --> 41:52.830 there's a train going parallel to our vision and 41:53.590 --> 41:59.110 It's going at a consistent speed and I do a time lapse the train's going to go a certain amount of distance in my viewfinder 41:59.610 --> 42:00.790 Because I did a time lapse 42:01.490 --> 42:06.750 Right now, let's say, uh, let's say it was uh 10 miles away. Whatever. Okay 10 miles away 42:06.750 --> 42:08.950 And let's say I move 50 feet closer 42:08.950 --> 42:13.190 And I do a time lapse again. Am I going to see much of a difference in the time lapse? 42:13.650 --> 42:16.470 Probably not, right? It's very tiny distance difference 42:16.910 --> 42:20.050 So if we do a time lapse of the stars from sea level 42:21.390 --> 42:24.990 And then we go top of a mountain 10 000 feet same place 42:26.430 --> 42:29.530 The stars move significantly faster 42:31.050 --> 42:32.490 In the same time 42:33.730 --> 42:39.490 Now to me that rules out infinitely distant stars that what we're seeing 42:39.990 --> 42:43.590 I think their electrical phenomena. That's the best explanation I have 42:43.590 --> 42:44.430 um 42:44.970 --> 42:47.390 Are super close like within 42:50.430 --> 42:51.550 Our world 42:52.590 --> 42:54.870 Um, I've never thought about it. I've yeah, I've never 42:55.650 --> 43:00.030 Think think about that. Yeah. Yeah, I never looked into it. Yeah, like like I got 43:00.770 --> 43:07.830 I have one more one more question slightly off off off this topic is in um in your cosmology 43:08.430 --> 43:11.710 globe hollow globe whatever it is is space 43:12.430 --> 43:12.830 a 43:13.750 --> 43:20.090 Void of like a vacuum is space empty or you know filled with ether or whatever, but is space a low pressure system 43:21.810 --> 43:25.990 So space is not a void. It's not a true vacuum 43:27.070 --> 43:29.890 Space is filled with space is ether 43:30.590 --> 43:32.650 So if there's no space it's counter space 43:32.650 --> 43:35.790 I got that is it is it a low pressure system? 43:35.790 --> 43:40.790 Like if you took if you sealed my room off and then took me in the space and then opened up a window 43:40.790 --> 43:41.630 Am I dead? 43:42.410 --> 43:45.310 The ether is already there. It's basically moving through everything 43:45.310 --> 43:51.810 But but but there's no there's ether here. There's ether there, but there's air here. Is there air up there? 43:53.330 --> 43:59.050 It's void of admin. Well, no there's gases floating around through the universe and stuff because you when you look at a galaxy 43:59.050 --> 44:01.790 There's all kinds of gases floating out in space 44:02.970 --> 44:07.270 Yeah, for the most part it's empty of of actual gases. No at no 44:07.270 --> 44:14.790 It's a super low pressure system. It's like we have the the kandusky vacuum chamber. They can get it down to 44:15.550 --> 44:17.510 Not even as low pressure as space 44:18.200 --> 44:19.670 So my question to you is 44:20.420 --> 44:23.610 Why doesn't all the air go into space? 44:24.310 --> 44:27.150 the gravitational the gravity gravity is 44:27.790 --> 44:32.030 Holding the air down, but pushing it down scientific papers say that 44:33.210 --> 44:39.890 Gravity gases flow independent of gravity. So here's a question. I have if um if we take this 44:39.890 --> 44:42.010 Hope that's not what I want to show you. Hold on a second 44:43.030 --> 44:45.930 There's something called stratification where you know 44:47.050 --> 44:51.550 Right denser denser gases are at the bottom and lighter ones go up 44:52.110 --> 44:56.490 I got it. So so here we have gas a valve and a vacuum 44:57.190 --> 45:01.770 I can make this vacuum like bigger bigger the house as big as infinite space gas 45:02.030 --> 45:07.370 A valve and vacuum gravity is below me. I didn't turn gravity off and when we open the valve 45:07.370 --> 45:10.990 The gas goes up and away from gravity while I didn't gravity hold it down 45:14.010 --> 45:20.270 Okay, so it's the same so so my model predicts the effects of brownie in motion for example 45:21.310 --> 45:27.850 Which explains the interaction with gases and how it does push gas down even though gas can move up 45:27.850 --> 45:31.790 So brownie in motion, you know, if you have let's say colloidal a true 45:31.790 --> 45:35.990 colloidal silver for example with the water and it's got these micro 45:36.810 --> 45:38.830 Colloids of silver in it 45:38.830 --> 45:44.450 A colloid is known to yeah randomly move around like that in the water, right 45:45.030 --> 45:46.710 As the ether is moving down 45:46.710 --> 45:49.470 It's imparting a push on those colloid particles 45:50.170 --> 45:51.930 And then they move out of the way like this 45:51.930 --> 45:56.530 So you constantly have all that random movement about is because the ether is pushing on it 45:56.530 --> 45:58.430 And then it's slipping out from under it like this 45:59.010 --> 46:00.830 And this is the effect of brownie in motion 46:00.830 --> 46:04.950 Here's a gas simulator and if I oh, let me just jump forward here 46:04.950 --> 46:08.830 If I create a vacuum on the outside and remove the container 46:09.410 --> 46:12.510 The or just open a container all the gas will go up and away 46:12.510 --> 46:15.570 But so here if I completely remove the container 46:16.130 --> 46:19.930 It just goes poof and and it's gone and we'd all be dead 46:20.410 --> 46:23.370 And when you want to say that gravity is holding it down 46:23.370 --> 46:25.110 Although it should open in a second 46:25.650 --> 46:27.810 Why isn't it going there you go boom it's gone 46:27.810 --> 46:31.390 So this is uh, you know, I don't know if you believe in NASA or not 46:31.390 --> 46:35.170 But this is the pale blue dot and uh, this is the infinite vacuum 46:35.170 --> 46:36.890 This is surrounded by air 46:37.430 --> 46:41.290 What's holding the air down and it can't be gravity because I can take a straw 46:41.940 --> 46:46.150 And I can create the weakest low pressure system imaginable with my mouth and 46:46.150 --> 46:51.010 And lungs and pull water and air up and away from gravity effortlessly. So 46:51.750 --> 46:57.230 If space is a vacuum a low pressure system, what's holding the air down? 46:59.510 --> 47:00.570 Gravity to think about 47:01.090 --> 47:06.830 Well, you can't say that because I can make my my low the the low pressure system of space is 47:07.550 --> 47:10.970 Is 10 to the 36 power stronger than my mouth and lungs? 47:11.230 --> 47:12.970 I mean, it's ridiculously stronger 47:13.630 --> 47:18.610 And my mouth can pull water and air effortlessly up and away from gravity 47:18.610 --> 47:23.050 So it's not holding it down with the weak weak weak weak force of my low pressure system 47:23.550 --> 47:30.410 How does a crazy low pressure system not pull all the air away and the higher up you get the less gravity there is supposedly 47:30.910 --> 47:35.590 Um, but it doesn't even matter because I'm down here and I could pull water and air up and away 47:35.590 --> 47:39.270 With the low pressure system something to think about something to think about 47:39.710 --> 47:44.290 Well, I can tell you this I I don't even know what the actual conventional explanation is 47:44.290 --> 47:46.410 It's not something that I've ever cared about 47:46.410 --> 47:49.230 I I got it and that doesn't make you 47:50.070 --> 47:52.610 I got it. There's there's a lot of things that you know 47:53.090 --> 47:56.390 A lot of people super smart people. I consider you one of them 47:57.030 --> 47:58.550 Haven't looked into right 47:59.130 --> 48:05.150 So it's something to consider that like what I'm showing you here like what we'd all be dead if there's no containment 48:05.150 --> 48:07.510 Gas needs a container gas pressure 48:08.190 --> 48:12.530 Pressure is antecedent of having a container without a container. You can't have pressure 48:13.050 --> 48:14.710 And if there's no pressure down 48:14.710 --> 48:19.290 I think that what I think we're enclosed in something don't ask me what it is because I haven't gone there 48:19.290 --> 48:23.650 But I think that we're enclosed now biblically it says, you know, we're enclosed with the firmament 48:23.650 --> 48:27.230 And there's lots of evidence that go fast rocket crashed into something 48:27.750 --> 48:32.930 When it was up there over Arizona you could see the moon that was over australia that would be impossible on the globe 48:32.930 --> 48:34.270 There's lots of things 48:35.890 --> 48:37.950 But it requires a container 48:38.730 --> 48:43.030 That's you know, I think it's great. I've enjoyed watching both of you guys 48:43.550 --> 48:46.910 I definitely think Aaron that you know, if you're interested 48:47.510 --> 48:50.270 I mean Dave's got a big channel and a lot of followers 48:50.870 --> 48:56.490 And I I definitely feel like you guys should continue talking and do stuff like when you have time right friend 48:56.490 --> 49:01.110 You are doing a lot of important. You're doing a lot of important work. Yeah, and we don't listen 49:01.110 --> 49:06.330 I uh, we don't agree on some things, but maybe you know, you teach me something 49:06.330 --> 49:08.910 I teach you something or try to figure out something together 49:09.710 --> 49:10.830 Yeah, I like that 49:10.830 --> 49:17.590 So, um, I'll have to leave leave here in just a bit but I'll leave you with one. Oh, you're running, huh? I got your running 49:21.930 --> 49:25.870 At least I said I had to leave earlier, but now I'm kidding. I'm kidding, Aaron. Totally kidding 49:26.490 --> 49:30.730 We're obviously all in the same one single dimension of space 49:31.210 --> 49:33.430 That's the dimension of space. It's one dimensional 49:34.030 --> 49:37.150 But all four of us are at different xyz coordinates 49:37.150 --> 49:41.030 We're actually at x y coordinates. Let's just longitude and latitude 49:41.030 --> 49:43.170 I mean with slight variations in elevation 49:43.170 --> 49:48.770 But our whole world is mapped out on a flat x y orientation. Where's the z axis? 49:49.350 --> 49:55.630 Right, how come my friend in australia is have a massive different, you know z axis. It's x and y 49:55.630 --> 49:56.810 um, and 49:57.390 --> 50:00.850 Yeah, good. Well, I mean if the earth is a sphere and somebody's on the other side of the planet 50:00.850 --> 50:02.910 They are at a different z than us 50:03.550 --> 50:07.570 And so what if they're not and it's just x and y like we use 50:07.570 --> 50:08.350 So 50:08.850 --> 50:15.210 But but see what this with this coordinate system where the propaganda comes from and this is the entire model of physics 50:15.910 --> 50:21.650 Uh falls flat on its face is that space is one dimensional and but the point is is that 50:21.650 --> 50:23.270 coordinates are not dimensions 50:24.190 --> 50:27.750 Coordinates are just I don't think space is one dimensional. I think it's fake 50:27.750 --> 50:35.450 But but basically that's that's a very important distinction and you know, this conversation can carry on at a at a different time and 50:35.990 --> 50:40.630 You know, we should have eric on he'd he'd love to take part in these conversations. I know he would 50:40.630 --> 50:42.750 I'd be too nervous to talk to him 50:44.530 --> 50:46.350 It'd be too nervous he said 50:46.350 --> 50:49.050 You know, he he's 50:49.630 --> 50:54.370 Completely opposed to the flat earth stuff, but there's a lot of other stuff we can talk about, you know, yeah, absolutely 50:54.370 --> 50:59.590 But you know, and well, we all have respect for each other. I mean it could be really 51:00.290 --> 51:04.070 Uh, great debates or talks like I feel like you both had 51:04.070 --> 51:10.030 I don't I don't consider this a debate. I think we're just sharing a couple ideas here and raise a couple eyebrows 51:10.030 --> 51:10.850 That's it 51:10.850 --> 51:15.230 I hope the audience enjoys it and you know, you both deserve respect for it 51:15.230 --> 51:20.350 And I hope something in the future where we could set up where you know, even eric dollard 51:21.090 --> 51:21.610 involved 51:22.310 --> 51:28.670 Sure. Yeah, and he specifically said he had he had fun on the the podcast. He was on brother sanchez and 51:28.670 --> 51:32.730 Oh, the one we did yeah crazy stuff like that and um, he still had it 51:32.730 --> 51:35.510 He was on with bro sanchez and he's not a flat earth or yet 51:36.090 --> 51:36.350 No 51:37.190 --> 51:38.970 I brought him on the yeah 51:39.530 --> 51:43.490 I brought him on the bro sanchez thing, but then it got a little heated with the flat earth 51:43.490 --> 51:48.930 So, yeah, I don't I don't get heated. I'm just having a discussion and yeah 51:49.550 --> 51:51.950 I appreciate your knowledge. Yeah 51:52.670 --> 51:54.330 I think you'd have a fun with Dave 51:55.250 --> 51:58.570 I'm gonna get going guys. Um, thank you so much. Thank you so much 51:58.570 --> 52:05.050 We'll be in touch. I'd love to do it again and check out e-media press and there's a contact us link on that 52:05.050 --> 52:07.670 website if anybody has any questions and 52:07.670 --> 52:11.150 Yeah, we'll see you next time. Check out Aaron Moore commies youtube channel 52:11.850 --> 52:13.970 And uh, I'll put some information 52:14.430 --> 52:20.230 I mean, thank you again, Aaron for showing up. Hey, take care. Appreciate your time, man. Okay. Take care 52:20.230 --> 52:22.130 Take care, man. Yep 52:47.080 --> 52:48.200 David Weiss here 52:48.780 --> 52:51.480 I uh, been taking masterpiece for 52:52.020 --> 52:58.620 Probably over a year. Maybe even two years and uh, the detox I feel from it is amazing 52:59.260 --> 53:03.180 I have never felt better in my life. I know that sounds like a lot, but um 53:04.060 --> 53:07.880 I definitely I sleep better. 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