#2545 - Jesse Michels

“absolute best at capturing it. It's wild. And I feel like we're on the precipice of, yeah, I know you had Andrew Gallimore on, who wrote a great book called Alien Information Theory. And he, you know, just as, you know, astronauts go into deep space and aquanauts go into the deep sea, it's, you”

“This is how it got him into it in the first place. He got into it in the first place. You know, another crazy story is, I think it's Sir James Bruce was looking for the Ark of the Covenant and he found the Book of Enoch, but he was searching for the Ark of the Covenant.”

“about being a person, this thing that we think is so important. There's a great book by the great Arthur C. Clarke called Childhood's End. And he talks about aliens sort of incepting the world through telepathic children.”

“sarcophagus in the king's chamber. Whoa, that's crazy. It is crazy. What's also crazy that Graham believes that the Ethiopian Bible and the these Ethiopian religious people who have supposedly this group of”

“DNA, wrote a paper, and then he followed it up with a book in 1981 called Life Itself. And it's all about how DNA in 100 million years, it's too short of a period of time for it to have formed on Earth.”

“And everybody's like, what the fuck are you talking about? But that's what, if you, like Brian Marescu, I know you've had on multiple times the Immortality Key or Karl Ruck, like they all sort of, you know, come to that conclusion. Yes. And even Martin Luther King wrote an essay called The Pagan Continuity Hypothesis, which is that Christian didn't, Christianity didn't arise in a vacuum.”

“No, that seems to look a lot like that. You know, and then there's the John Marco Allegro, the guy who wrote The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross, the guy who was on the Dead Sea Scrolls Commission, who was an ordained minister, but also was agnostic.”

“everything just completely collapses and changes. This is like the structure of scientific revolutions is written by a guy named Thomas Kuhn, who was actually friends with John Mack, and he encouraged him to investigate the alien abduction stuff at Harvard.”

“100%. And the Chinese science fiction novel, The Three Body Problem, you might not show yourself overtly in the dark forest teeming with life. It's actually dangerous to show yourself. So you subtly show up. You show up at these nodes, hinge points of possible cataclysm at nuclear.”

“There's a great book called What is Real by a guy named Adam Becker about all of this, where Einstein was saying the quantum stuff is too spooky. They call it spooky action at a distance. It's too weird. And we need to reconcile it with some sort of ontological truth or reality.”