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Are Scientists Lying About Earth and Universe? By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  We. Are magic.
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  Nothing can stand. And then I will have to be we
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  are magic. Don't let your aim in the
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  street. Hey, hello, ladies and
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  gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching and listening to The Brett Keene Show.
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  I hope you're all having a blessed day out there.
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  Most of you know that I'm a man of faith, but I'm also a fan of
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  science, and I do believe that religion and science can
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  actually coexist. Or perhaps I should put it this
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  way. I believe the concept of God
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  itself and existence agrees and is compatible as where religion
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  and depending on the religion, depending on the denomination,
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  all that kind of stuff. Who knows?
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  Let's see what we got here. We're going to be watching a
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  graph here on basically what people's theories are and how
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  the world's came together. And as many of you know, I've
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  been having a discussion with my Christian friends for quite some
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  time now about is the universe 30 billion years old, like
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  scientists are officially claiming now when originally
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  they were stating that the universe was only what, around
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  between 13 and 16. So they doubled it.
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  My friend TTOR just recently did a video about that, and I've
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  often thought about this. You hear about people aging
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  rocks, and you hear about people putting a time on a tree or some
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  kind of fauna or flora on our planet, and then they try to
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  give us a rough estimate of how old our planet is.
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  But I want you to imagine something for a moment as we
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  discuss this. I want you to imagine that
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  you're a tiny Ant and you go into a dark warehouse or you
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  wake up in a dark warehouse. You have no idea where the
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  entrances or the exit. There's no windows.
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  The warehouse is going to represent the universe.
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  You are an Ant. Now how exactly?
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  What kind of math can you do in order to figure it out?
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  Now remember this warehouse? Since it represents the
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  universe, it doesn't have any ceiling to it or any kind of
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  walls around it. You're just simply walking
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  around and what appears to be infinite darkness.
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  You could literally walk your entire life and you would never,
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  never be able to get even out of our Galaxy, out of our solar
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  system, period, by walking. Just wouldn't happen.
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  Well, as far as I know, I'm a big fan of movies too.
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  And I know that there's a lot of television shows, cartoons and
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  movies. They give us this idea that we
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  could get into a special Starship.
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  Or if you like Star Trek or Star Wars, we could use gravitational
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  warp drives and all this cool shit and go from solar system to
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  solar system. But the reality is, is that one.
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  We've never actually seen a planet come into existence.
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  I don't even think that we've actually seen stars come into
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  existence before. One of the big theories of
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  scientists is that our planet may have actually been a star
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  before this. If you were to throw out the
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  whole God concept and faith and just go purely on scientific
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  theory, one of the big theories is that a star cooled down and
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  instead of supernova and are blowing up or something,
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  supposedly it became physical and became our world and the
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  energy and heat from the star somehow created water.
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  Other scientists are claiming that the water actually came
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  from space, that a meteorite or an asteroid might have hit us
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  and then that's how we got the water.
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  They actually claim that there's oceans of water floating around
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  in the strange gravity of space. Ladies and gentlemen and other
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  scientists are claiming, And now we come from a star.
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  Everything within the planet is we're living on a star that
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  cooled down and became the crust, mantle, core, all that
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  good shit. Okay.
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  Let's say that's true. Let's say that our planet was a
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  star. Well, stars, according to
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  scientists, could have existed all the way since the beginning
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  of the universe. That could mean that the Earth
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  could be trillions of years old. But then on the other hand, if
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  you're an Ant in a dark warehouse and you have no idea
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  where the entrance or the exit of the start or the finish of
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  where you're at, or presently, there's no amount of math or
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  science that you can do to dictate the source of where it
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  all came from. I mean they'll tell you, oh, but
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  if you look at the the red waves and the radiation and all this
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  shit, this will tell you that the universe is expanding, but
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  So what? How do we know that that's just
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  simply not our part of the warehouse that is displaying
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  that or has that appearance? How do we know that there's not
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  a bunch of multiverses or a bunch of break offs of the
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  universe? We don't know because
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  everything's a big dark warehouse without walls or
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  ceiling. So when they put these fucking
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  numbers on the universe, telling us this yet and telling us that
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  our planet is as old as 4.5 billion years old, you have to
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  question that. I know for years I didn't.
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  I was like any other atheist or religious person out there.
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  I was heavily indoctrinated by my classroom to believe that
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  that's how old the Earth is. I believe whenever I was younger
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  they were talking in like 2 or 3 billion years, but then went on
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  making an official claim in 4.5. But with all the devastation
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  that the Earth has went through and with all these weird
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  theories about how the moon came into existence, did you know
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  that they believed that the moon came into existence through
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  planetary collision? One of their theories is that
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  another planet hit our planet, a smaller planet.
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  It was stuck on the same belt and somehow they smashed into
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  each other. And then because of that, the
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  shit that came off of that other planet and because of the molten
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  inferno that the Earth was, created, the segments of the
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  moon out there, the theories are all over the place and not a
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  damn one of them have a single bit of evidence or fact based
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  upon them. There is absolutely no evidence
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  to tell us just because there's some red shift and radiation out
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  in the universe that we actually ever even had a beginning in the
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  1st place. Or if the universe is 10,000
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  years old, or billions or trillions or gazillions or goes
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  on forever. There's no way to know that.
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  What would you base your math on?
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  And then if we just say forget about the universe and just
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  think about the earth, how could we know if stars exist forever
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  and ever and ever and then finally blow up, and I don't
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  mean forever, I mean for a long ass period of time out this like
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  then how can we actually know what form how our planet got
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  here? Was it from a star, or was it?
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  We just happened to be some shit in space that collided with some
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  other shit, and then we managed to get stuck in this
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  gravitational belt that our planet swinging around on.
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  You see what I mean, ladies and gentlemen?
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  There's no evidence or information whatsoever to be
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  able to dictate this. You can get some idiot up there,
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  you can read a Wikipedia, but can that idiot actually prove
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  the information that's on it? Any asshole can open up a
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  science book and point at little pictures and cartoons and
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  illustrations, but how would they actually go about proving
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  this? Now one of our scientists has
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  actually been out in space before, not even beyond the
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  atmosphere of Earth. Just recently there was a show
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  on Netflix where I believe or was it a Prime Video where
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  William Shatner got to be shot up in the air and then float
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  down by a parachute along with a couple other people.
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  But besides astronauts going to the moon, supposedly, which I
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  don't even know if that happened because of all the bullshit
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  greedy corporations that have existed throughout mankind, it's
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  makes you wonder. Now, I know this kind of
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  conversation can lead to somebody accused and somebody of
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  a conspiracy or speculation and all that, but that's really what
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  all these scientists are doing anyway.
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  Are they deliberately lying to us?
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  Are they saying this to us the same way a religion tells us
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  everything's going to be okay? That you know, they have enough
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  information to let you know that when you die or shit gets bad,
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  God's going to be there kind of thing.
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  Well, science, they try to. They claim to be the guys who
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  try to answer questions. And it makes us feel good when
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  people feed us a bunch of bullshit.
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  Because if we were to actually think about what we're living
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  through and what we're being, we're existing, then it would be
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  terrifying people. Their eyes are usually faced
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  forward when they're walking. People are thinking about
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  getting to their job. They're thinking about is my car
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  going to work, work today or I'm going to play me some Nintendo
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  or something. A lot of people don't sit back
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  and evaluate the position that they're in, that they are
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  literally in a dark ass warehouse where shit's flying
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  all over the place, things that are hundreds of billions of
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  times bigger than themselves that could crush them like a
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  fucking bug. And people don't want to think
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  about that. That's scary.
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  It's scary to think that we're just a little blue ball that's
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  alone in the universe, floating at a billion mph with all kinds
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  of cosmic garbage and shit that could run into us, burn us up,
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  freeze us to death, you name it. We're literally a fly caught in
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  a fucking trap that we're in a cage and we cannot get out, and
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  the cage is not protected by some kind of shielding their
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  barrier. It's one reason why people find
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  comfort and religion, and it's another reason why people find
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  comfort in science. Because you got a bunch of
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  people claiming to be fucking smart who are getting paid to
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  tell you when wheel and deal some bullshit to you.
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  So how would you go about aging it?
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  How many times does the earth had its extinction period?
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  How many times has the earth been on fire?
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  How many times has the earth been cold?
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  They claimed that we went to an Ice Age.
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  They claimed that our earth went through a lava inferno type of
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  stage. They claimed that at some point
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  in time, our planet might have been a gas.
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  You know, we got planets floating around and just made
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  out of big fucking bubbles of farts.
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  So what do we got, people? What's the actual truth?
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  What's the story? Should we be so quick to just,
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  should we be skeptical about science as much as we question
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  religion? So many people out there like to
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  question religion, but just because someone puts a fancy
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  word like science on it, we just say okay.
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  Well, these are smart people and I believe the professionals.
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  Professionals of what? These fucking people never have
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  actually been outside the planet.
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  They've never seen the rest of the universe.
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  They just recently took our taxpayer money and made a fancy
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  camera where they can see a little bit further, but there's
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  still a fucking bug inside of a warehouse with a little tiny
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  stick and that's it. Was our planet a star?
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  Was it a big ass rock? Did God come along in the
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  darkness and illuminate everything with light and create
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  existence and create the world in such a way that it had all of
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  the resources required for us to survive?
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  According to atheist Stephen Hawking, he's supposed to be one
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  of the smartest fucking guys in the world.
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  Unfortunately, he died. He said that our existence is a
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  mathematical impossibility. I don't know, folks.
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  I mean, people out there, they're going to either say, ah,
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  brat, just hate science, but that's not true.
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  I love it. I love finding out new answers,
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  whether it's through religion or whether it's through science.
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  But if you're going to be a pure skeptic, you don't just question
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  the fucking things that you don't like.
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  You don't just whatever at some things because they bother you.
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  You are. You had a bad experience.
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  You question everything. That's what a pure skeptic does.
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  Sometimes, ladies and gentlemen, I find myself having more
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  skepticism than any fucking atheist on the Internet.
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  They'll believe one thing, but then tell you other things are
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  stupid. They'll tell you they believe
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  that the universe just spit them out.
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  And here they are with no guidance or intelligence
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  involved. And that seemed that their faith
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  seems to work for them, and anybody that thinks differently
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  is stupid. But I don't know, folks.
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  I might be the most skeptical person on the Internet because I
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  actually question everything. It's one of the reasons why I
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  love the quote by Albert Einstein.
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  The more I study science, the more I believe in God.
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  Play Akshay Song.