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[00:00:00] Is this thing on? You hear me? It's working. I have to check every week. Hey, it was a good turnout tonight. 23,000 or so. Hey, thanks for that, Craig. I appreciate that. Oh, what a nice car. I got I got to put I I know it's going to get pinned, but I got I'm going to there. So nice. Very sincere. Thanks a Gina Victoria and the rest of the crew for an amazing channel. Look
[00:00:30] forward to Thursday nights every week. This small donation doesn't begin to cover the value you bring. That's very nice. Craig, I also look forward to Thursday nights after it's all over. Thursdays are hard, man. Thursdays are hard. Um, couple of couple of jerks in the in the chat of the premiere. Did we see those? Yeah. That's going to happen.
[00:01:00] And when you've got 23,000 in there, it'll be some jerks. And look, I'm getting um I'm getting concern trolled again about I like my eyes look tired. So, it's possible I have um digital digital eye disease or something and I should um I should wear amber glasses. He knows that I wear them and um and I should do I should not look at a monitor
[00:01:30] for for a week. Screens are monitors for a week and then I can train my eyes so I don't have to hold things so far away to see them. So, and this is this was in the in the chat before uh before the premiere and he went on for a while. He had all kinds of information, firsthand experience. I'm just looking at the chat. I'm just looking at the chat. Wait, hold
[00:02:00] on. Anyone see the picture behind AJ move at 12:44? I didn't see that. What did it do? That's C130. Um, is that a is that a Are you Air Force or Navy? See, is that a play on a on aircraft? Anyway, did it did it move? I didn't see anything move. Um, I American News. So, how exactly did you afford to hire Morgan Freeman? He owed Hecklefish a favor and uh it was
[00:02:30] time to call it in. There's Esmeralda. Thanks, Esmeralda. Um, I'm glad you guys like the episode. I was nervous about it because it was pretty pretty heavy, pretty deep there. I had to rewrite a few sections of it because I I like would write a chunk explaining holographic principle or the absolute and infinity and like the brainwave stuff. I would write a couple of paragraphs and read it and go, "Nope, no
[00:03:00] one's going to I barely understand it and I wrote it. So, redo it. Redo it." And I hope it wasn't too repetitive, but there were a couple of points I made three different times. Like I really I really have to make sure that they understand this that it's like the paper. I would say go read the paper if you're super interested in this. Um otherwise don't it's too it's crazy. The paper's crazy.
[00:03:30] Um but it didn't it didn't have to be so nuts. He was he was very thorough. the the colonel. Um but the paper is really hard to get through. It's really chunky. But um I don't know. People were asking, you know, wait, they were waiting for the debunk segment. This really wasn't that kind of video because this wasn't an urban legend or a mystery. This, you know, the binaural beats and and the hemisync, that's a real thing. Now, whether you go to different dimensions or time travel,
[00:04:00] that's really up to you. Some people say they do and some people say they don't and some people say every time I do that it gives me a migraine. You know, everyone's going to be different. Now, I would think that if someone was able to use Hemisync to travel in time, especially like the the future, that would be that would be useful skill. I'd like to pop into the future, you know, play the ponies a little bit. Maybe put something down on the Super Bowl we can get out of this gig.
[00:04:30] Uh Kayla, love the episode. I'm glad without master. What an awesome episode. Nice glasses. Yeah, I the I have to wear the really orange ones because of the uh Oh, otherwise I I really I could hardly see you guys. But these look at look at the refraction. This is trippy. This is a whole If your Wi-Fi files all night, this is you're you're tripping all night, man.
[00:05:00] Uh, Jeremy, it's called working too much. Make the fish work a hair more. I'm I agree. You know, I I agree. We got to get him to hold his weight. Oh, yeah. That's going to be a big no from me. Mhm. Uh, Christian Wit loves the esoteric stuff. I don't know why it always has to go into sex stuff, but it's interesting as hell. Did I go into some sex stuff tonight? If I did, I didn't mean to.
[00:05:30] I didn't mean to, Christian. That's a very Freudian interpretation of the episode. Um, yeah. So, there really wasn't anything to debunk. And I wanted to do one of these, you know, like Simulation Theory is one of my favorite episodes that and I I couldn't believe how long ago that was because it's just been a lot of aliens, a lot of aliens and UFOs for months and I just needed a break from aliens and UFOs. So, wanted to do something kind of uh I
[00:06:00] don't know, existential. And I think we'll do a full video on holographic principle, but I I can't do that right away. Now, we now we need a pallet cleanser, right? We need a Bigfoot. We need a moth man. We need something something easily digestible. Skinwalker Ranch. There's Trey. He's in the chat. I'm doing well, Trey. Thanks for popping in. Big Marcus likes the channel. We appreciate that.
[00:06:30] Um, so with the star with the starred super chats and those questions, sorry, that's not professional at all. I us I just read those as I see them, you know, like anchor man. But I I'm learning that in the regular chat, it's best to have my eyes screen three or four words ahead. You don't just want to pop those up there. All right, here here there's Chris Continuum. That's the right name.
[00:07:00] Awesome episode. No BS. I've learned this on my own through meditation. Sure. It was great to hear my own theories. You should definitely read a holographic universe by Michael Talbot. Um I think that's on my Kindle, Chris. So yeah, in the um in the paper in the report by Colonel McDonald, he talks about how this state can be achieved through meditation and through through a couple of other different means that I'm sure you're aware of. But the Hemisync method, at least in his research,
[00:07:30] accelerated the process. Um, and it wasn't like he popped into the Monroe Institute for an afternoon and did the the binaural beats and then, you know, then left. He was he was taking courses there for a long time. And um, Army Intelligence was tracking the the Monroe programs for years, for for at least five years. And it got to the point where his his commanding officer said, "I need you to
[00:08:00] write up something on this because people people are saying crazy stuff." So I would guess that the colonel was I don't know. I he the science guy, you know, in in army intelligence. Took a it took a lot of work to track him down, but but I I I don't know why I was pleased, but I but I was happy that he was still alive. like to talk to him. Jody the Barber's here. This was a great episode. Thanks.
[00:08:30] Justin Humphrey's first time you made a live. Awesome. This is what it is. You know, sometimes sometimes there are other people. Hey all. Yay Justin. But otherwise, this is this is what it is. Um Jim, was that your favorite episode? Um, I'm gonna have to watch it at least one more time. It was uh deep.
[00:09:00] You're not going to like it because you don't like the idea that everything's fake, right? No. But I also believe that everyone is energy. So, it's it's interesting to think that it's possible that you and I believe the same thing. We're just calling it different things. That's fair. So, so according to this report,
[00:09:30] the smaller you go, smaller, smaller, smaller, everything becomes energy, no matter what it is. So, you can believe the hologies. because you can believe the holographic principle. And I didn't go into it that much, but um sorry, somebody just called me Carney Hands. I just they're just commenting on my hands. Well, there they go. There goes Carney hands. So the
[00:10:00] holographic principle is even more difficult to grasp because that talks about how everything is actually two-dimensional and then we perceive it as three-dimensional. And I didn't really I only touched on it in this episode, but the um because it was just it was too hard to get across. But the absolute here's here's how it works. The absolute creates this hologram,
[00:10:30] but doesn't know it's doing it. And but it's the only way it can perceive itself is by creating this hologram, which it doesn't know it's doing. Kind of like a dream. Like when you're in a dream, you don't really know you're dreaming, right? Because your your brain just let you accept it. That's where the hologram is. It create the hologram doesn't know it's doing this, but it does it so it can know that it's
[00:11:00] self-conscious, so that it exists. And um I wish the paper would have got into well who kicked it off, you know, who who told uh the absolute to to make stuff, you know, no one can ever answer that. That's the big question, right? God, you know, I don't know.
[00:11:30] Let's go. Yeah, it's the It doesn't take long for the chat to devolve, huh? And it just gets wacky. Uh, you're lucky, man. Uh, your wife is gorgeous. Yep. She hears you. I think she is. All right, let's see what's pinned. Let's Let's see what's pinned. Oh, hang on. We got some private chat. Um, oh, Victoria off Discord turn. Sorry, caps. All right, so so remember that she
[00:12:00] got thumbs up. Here is Georgia Fox lover. Always good to see you. $10 Canadian. Uh, the mindaltering drugs can't hurt though, right? Love this episode. Very interesting and something we can all try. PS. Love that TARDIS. Uh, Vicky H. Thanks, Vicki. Yeah, and that's mentioned in the report as well, though not that extensively, that that drugs will also help the trip. But, you know, I I don't I don't know if
[00:12:30] it's the same thing, and I don't know if chemicals kind of muddy the water a little bit. You know, I don't want to get too much into it if there's kids watching, but different chemicals do different things, and some of them are just it's just not it just it's just kind of muddy. Um, but Hecklefish was, you know, he he he was looking to try. Um, what did he say that say that made me laugh? The the right brain is always
[00:13:00] down to party. That that just that made me laugh when he said that. There's Jason Brew for $20. Hey Adrian Hecklefish, love the show. My son Eli. Hey Eli just had his ninth birthday. Would be awesome to get a shout out. There you go. Eli, happy 9th. Also, thanks for the call out for misspelling Batifi. Tifi a few weeks back. Kiddos love that one. Love that I was wrong. There's Eli. Ninth birthday.
[00:13:30] They're waving and cheering down there. And if you don't know, I could see I could see them. I could see the boxes, their faces, you know, sometimes they flag me down. So, it's just it's that's where the producers live. GI T $10. A little something for all the hard work for your team. You always have the takeaway at the end. This one was too much for my brain, but interesting to think about. Yeah, not just you, Jim. It wasn't like I devoured that paper and
[00:14:00] I was like, "Oh yeah, we'll just riff on this." Um, I had to read I had to read chunks of it over and over and over again. Um, especially because the colonel was not down with a lot of punctuation. It was just words, words, words. Um, so I think a brain buster is fun to do once in a while. I tried to keep the episode as, you know, as as light as I could, but this was a this was an interesting topic.