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Looking Around the Curve How Our World is Being Reshaped · Ryder Lee

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Speaker 1: Thirty thousand QB kilometers just in that Nubie and sandstone
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Speaker 1: Okfur alone that hadn't been fully mapped yet areas through Egypt,
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Speaker 1: and you don't even get down into the largest of
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Speaker 1: the auto Nubian sandstone operas suits. Those are small ones
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Speaker 1: compared to what's in Central Africa under Chad. And those
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Speaker 1: are African mega lakes that used to be there. Drainage
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Speaker 1: basis of African mega lakes way bigger than our great lakes.
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Speaker 1: So imagine kind of the the porosity and sandstone absorbing
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Speaker 1: all that water what's there.
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Speaker 2: But it's always something that nobody really expects. Like people
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Speaker 2: can throw all the you know, theories and ideas of
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Speaker 2: how they might you know, implement some of this stuff
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Speaker 2: into this new world, but it never goes down the
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Speaker 2: way that people think that it's going to go down.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Raised by Giants Live Discussion. Good to
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Speaker 2: see everyone. It's been a minute and we have an
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Speaker 2: amazing show here for you guys here today with David
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Speaker 2: you buying from adapt twenty thirty channel. How's it going,
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Speaker 2: David's good to see you and my friend was that
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Speaker 2: contract that they were going to sign with FEMA was
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Speaker 2: that that was for relief funds right and it was
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Speaker 2: just like seven hundred and fifty dollars. Is that true? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, I you know, because me, I don't like to
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Speaker 1: say something unless I can double check it or approve it.
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Speaker 1: But somebody actually had the contract and it had made
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Speaker 1: rounds everywhere. And I even talked to a couple of
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Speaker 1: people on the HAM network that I listened to, and
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Speaker 1: I'm in contact with actually two of them that are
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Speaker 1: running supplies up. And that is absolutely a stated fact
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Speaker 1: once you read that very fine print on the bottom.
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Speaker 1: So what they have to do, there's a standard procedure.
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Speaker 1: First they have to get your approval to survey the property.
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Speaker 1: That's page one. And when you sign that, that's where
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Speaker 1: it says it's a loane, not a you know, relief effort,
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Speaker 1: just given by the government, federal as like take the money,
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Speaker 1: hope you can do something with it. Page two. After
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Speaker 1: you go in and they do the serv and they
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Speaker 1: say sign this. There's nothing on there that says anything
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Speaker 1: you have to pay it back. That's how they catch people.
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Speaker 1: So page one, when you give them the permission to
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Speaker 1: look on your land, that's where the fine print is,
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Speaker 1: Please be aware and share that with anybody. You know.
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Speaker 1: If they take the money, they have to pay it back.
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Speaker 1: Don't tell them not to take the money. They could
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Speaker 1: definitely use the money and use the help, but they
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Speaker 1: have to pay it back. It's not a gift. If
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Speaker 1: they don't pay it back, they relinquish their land, much
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Speaker 1: like student loans. If you don't pay those back, they
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Speaker 1: can lean everything you own. But this old specifics on
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Speaker 1: it is we take your property if you don't pay
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Speaker 1: it back, not that we can lean your wages for
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Speaker 1: X amount of years if you don't pay it back.
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Speaker 1: They're taking the land on of the people in North
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Speaker 1: Carolina if they don't pay it back again land grab. Yes, No,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know how you would phrase that.
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Speaker 1: I mean it's deceiving because they don't tell you when
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Speaker 1: you sign it. That's another thing they won't. They won't
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Speaker 1: point to that and go by the way, here's the
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Speaker 1: magnifying glass and put on reading glasses and look through
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Speaker 1: the magnifying glass and read that one font point at
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Speaker 1: the bottom. They won't do that.
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Speaker 2: For seven hundred and fifty dollars. That is a raw deal,
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Speaker 2: bro Like, at least make it ten grand. If you're
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Speaker 2: gonna take my land if I don't pay it back,
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Speaker 2: come on, FEMA, do do better, you better. You're gonna
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Speaker 2: take my land over seven hundred and fifty dollars, which
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Speaker 2: I I can't verify. I don't know if that's one
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Speaker 2: hundred percent true or not, but let's just say that
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Speaker 2: it is true. That is wild. Seven hundred and fifty dollars.
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Speaker 2: If I don't pay back to seven hundred fifty dollars,
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Speaker 2: are gonna come and take my land. It's probably worth
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Speaker 2: I don't know what land is really worth. There about
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Speaker 2: more than seven hundred and fifty dollars now.
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Speaker 1: Or the three X at the minimum, like if you
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Speaker 1: didn't get a double on your money, you got cheated,
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Speaker 1: Like it was at least a three to five X
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Speaker 1: on every piece of property out in the hills that
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Speaker 1: people wanted to flee to farm. If you had passed
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Speaker 1: your land. It went from like two to two to
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Speaker 1: ten twelve actually someplace thirteen. I've seen some estimations of
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Speaker 1: seventeen thousand. From two thousand to four thousand to seventeen thousand.
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Speaker 1: You know, that's like a four x. But everything everywhere
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Speaker 1: is like a three to five. It's expensive, and property
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Speaker 1: texts are expensive. But North Carolina was like this lush
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Speaker 1: jewel that everybody wanted to get to, and it is
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Speaker 1: very expensive comparatively to a lot of places in n
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Speaker 1: See there.
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Speaker 2: I read somewhere that during the hurricane that hit North Carolina,
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Speaker 2: it also took out three dams. Is that correct? In
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Speaker 2: seeing three? Some people have said one, some people said two,
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Speaker 2: Some people have said three. What number of dams got
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Speaker 2: taken out from this hurricane as well, which probably was
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Speaker 2: the result of a lot of the flooding that happened,
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Speaker 2: not only with the rain, but on top of that
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Speaker 2: with the dams breaking, that's going to increase the flooding
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Speaker 2: as well.
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Speaker 1: They overtopped and they broke on the sides, just like
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Speaker 1: we saw at Oreville, like ripped off the side. None
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Speaker 1: of them collapsed into total catastrophic failure. They all over
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Speaker 1: top Duke Energy released all of the floodgates as high
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Speaker 1: as they could go, and then they overtopped and they
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Speaker 1: were a waterfall. And I'm not talking like six inches
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Speaker 1: of water going over, like five feet of water pouring
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Speaker 1: over uncontrolled, and obviously that's going to rip out the side.
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Speaker 1: So massive erosion damage off the sides of those. So
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Speaker 1: there's another storm that goes up there within the next
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Speaker 1: six or eight months, they're going to have another exact
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Speaker 1: phenomenon like this happened, because there's just no way to
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Speaker 1: there was so much erosion out of the dam. The
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Speaker 1: dam's down fifteen feet or something off the side where
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Speaker 1: the erosion came through uncontrolled. So the dam wall is
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Speaker 1: still there at a certain height, but where it was
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Speaker 1: eroded is off that side that's land ten feet lower.
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Speaker 1: In many a place, nothing catastrophically failed. All the dams held,
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Speaker 1: but they were overtopped and massive erosion on the sides
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Speaker 1: of the dams. And again in addition to having the
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Speaker 1: full flood gates open and then the overtopping and then
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Speaker 1: the overspilling were just water finds its way. And I
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Speaker 1: will say the evacuation orders were far too late by
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Speaker 1: the time those people got the evacuation orders, a thirty
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Speaker 1: foot wall of water was already coming down the river,
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Speaker 1: and it was just far too late. Even you know,
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Speaker 1: the stories of it are like people are in their
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Speaker 1: house watching the water come up to their front porch
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Speaker 1: and they're like, we just got to get out of
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Speaker 1: here ourselves. And then like you know, they could hear
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Speaker 1: something finally come out over the radio as they were
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Speaker 1: actually crawling out of their houses to get up the
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Speaker 1: back of the mountain, as they were watching their house
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Speaker 1: float away in front of them, finally they could hear
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Speaker 1: something coming through on the radio. Go to higher ground,
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Speaker 1: Go to higher ground. Well, yeah, that system also needs
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Speaker 1: to be revamped, the early warning system, just like you know,
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Speaker 1: when we had the Boxing Day tsunami or the day
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Speaker 1: after Christmas across anywhere where that big earthquake occurred in
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Speaker 1: Thailand and that huge tsunami all across the Indian Ocean,
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Speaker 1: like they really bumped up their early warning systems for tsunamis. Well,
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Speaker 1: there has to be another bump up the early warning
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Speaker 1: system for this type of mountain floods because whatever they
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Speaker 1: had just was way too late and not deliverable because
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Speaker 1: so much infrastructures already wiped out, like there was no
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Speaker 1: communication devices functioning at that time. By the time the
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Speaker 1: word came, most people didn't even get it because there
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Speaker 1: was no way for them to receive messages, like the
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Speaker 1: cell phone towers are already gone, and it just it
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Speaker 1: was an archaic system built for something when it didn't
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Speaker 1: really flood, Like, very few people have flood insurance because
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Speaker 1: like in a mountain area, generally the water just kind
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Speaker 1: of runs off. You don't have quote unquote floods like
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Speaker 1: you do down the basin of the Mississippi, where you
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Speaker 1: might get a bunch of feet underwater, where your house
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Speaker 1: might get submerged to the first floor. That just never
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Speaker 1: happens in the mountains until this time. So most people
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Speaker 1: didn't even have flood insurance. And that's a different animal
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Speaker 1: than having homeowners insurance or fire insurance or this kind
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Speaker 1: of earthquake damage insurance. Most people didn't have flood insurance
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Speaker 1: because they never had to have it, because nobody ever
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Speaker 1: thought there would be a flood at this magnitude. That
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Speaker 1: like the understanding of a flood in a mountain is
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Speaker 1: your river gets big and it just goes down and
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Speaker 1: you're high enough off it and just things flow down
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Speaker 1: river like there's no floods. Okay, you might get a
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Speaker 1: flash flood for a minute, but generally it flows into
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Speaker 1: the mountain gorge and then down and it never really
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Speaker 1: touches the houses. And if it is, it's like, you know,
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Speaker 1: just such a smidgeon that it's just only the idiots
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Speaker 1: would build near that close to a river or a
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Speaker 1: gorge that you would get that type of water height.
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Speaker 1: And I don't even think insurance company would ensure unless
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Speaker 1: you're at the five hundred foot level anyway, excuse me,
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Speaker 1: five hundred year flood levels. I know when Hawaii and
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Speaker 1: my friend bought a house and they were near like
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Speaker 1: a creek going down, and he's like, I think it
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Speaker 1: was a thousand year flood level they had to build above.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, there's definitely things you have to buy by
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Speaker 1: getting insurance on the homes five hundred year or one
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Speaker 1: thousand year flood levels and above. So barely I don't
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Speaker 1: think almost probably one or two percent maybe at maximum
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Speaker 1: had flood insurance because it's just not a thing. In
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Speaker 1: the mountains. Water goes down the hill, it doesn't flood
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Speaker 1: your house. It goes down the hill. You might got
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Speaker 1: a mud slide or something that knocked out part of
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Speaker 1: a thing, but that would count as like a homeowner's
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Speaker 1: insurance on a mud on a mudslide or something. But
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Speaker 1: actually flood damage where your house is wiped away by
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Speaker 1: a river, that counts as a flood, and barely anybody
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Speaker 1: had those insurance on that, which is sad. They won't
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Speaker 1: even be able to rebuild their homes with the money given.
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Speaker 1: I think, you know, I saw some estimates where they're saying, Okay,
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Speaker 1: if you had homeowner's insurance and you didn't have the
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Speaker 1: flood insurance with it, they might give you like maybe
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Speaker 1: ten percent of the value of the home, So you
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Speaker 1: can't even rebuild there. Then yeah, you got the land
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Speaker 1: which is worth a lot. But you know, homes that
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Speaker 1: were one hundred thousand dollars went to half million, So
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Speaker 1: I mean, you can't rebuild it today's prices that you
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Speaker 1: just can't. You can't.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of response and recovery, a lot of people are
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Speaker 2: pointing to this Project Phoenix two point zero. Have you
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Speaker 2: have you seen this?
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Speaker 1: I think I've heard of it. Yeah, there, it is
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Speaker 1: that same one that was for Tampa Bay. What it
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Speaker 1: is Tampa Bay.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I've seen a lot of people post about it,
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Speaker 2: and it's basically simulation for a hurricane hitting Tampa and
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Speaker 2: the response that would be issued in the problem is
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Speaker 2: is that this Project Phoenix thing was developed in two
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Speaker 2: thousand and nine. Right, This was developed in two thousand
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Speaker 2: and nine by Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council. Right, it's
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Speaker 2: fifteen years old, and it's a four tier training program
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Speaker 2: for you know, local emergency responders and small business owners
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Speaker 2: in Tampa Bay. And it deals with, you know, the
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Speaker 2: immediate response and then you know, short and long term
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Speaker 2: cleanup operations. It is a simulation of a Cat five
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Speaker 2: hurricane type of worst case scenario hitting Tampa Bay. But
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Speaker 2: Florida is a state that has been dealing with hurricanes
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Speaker 2: for centuries now, you know, and many people were relating
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Speaker 2: this to Hurricane Milton. But it's no way, shape or
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Speaker 2: form related at all. It's fifteen years old. It's not
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Speaker 2: a drill to simulate a hurricane called Milton. And it
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Speaker 2: certainly isn't a drill to some simulate a Cat five hurricane,
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Speaker 2: because that's what Milton turned out to be. It started
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Speaker 2: at a Cat five and then when it made landfall
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Speaker 2: turn into a Cat three, and the worst that people
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Speaker 2: got in Florida and southern Florida was some flooding and
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Speaker 2: some damage. You know, so some some weather modification that
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Speaker 2: was right, And it's hurricane season. You know. Hurricane season
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Speaker 2: starts in June first of every single year and it
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Speaker 2: ends November thirtieth of every year. Now, if this had happened,
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Speaker 2: let's say, let's say a hurricane just randomly hit in
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Speaker 2: North Carolina or hit Florida let's say in March, Okay,
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Speaker 2: then you could say, ah, yeah, that's pretty weird that
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Speaker 2: it happened then. But it didn't. They both hit pretty
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Speaker 2: much in the dead center of hurricane season. So, you know,
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Speaker 2: people are relating this whole project to Phoenix thing as
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Speaker 2: being some kind of proof that these hurricanes were some
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Speaker 2: kind of weather modification geoengineering stuff, when that's not the case.
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Speaker 2: And again I'm not saying, like I said in the
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Speaker 2: beginning of this, that doesn't mean that they don't have
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Speaker 2: the technology to do it. Though some of the patents
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Speaker 2: and a lot of the things that people are sharing
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Speaker 2: online are fake patents or non working patents. I do
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Speaker 2: think that they have the technology to possibly create something
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Speaker 2: or at least maneuver it or do something along those lines. Right,
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Speaker 2: But this Project Phoenix thing is any proof that it
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Speaker 2: was some kind of modified event. You know, It's so interesting, Dave,
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Speaker 2: because when something happens, all of a sudden, everyone on
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Speaker 2: the internet appears to be experts on that topic, right,
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Speaker 2: They magically know everything about it before anybody else knows
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Speaker 2: anything about it. You know. And for example, at the
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Speaker 2: end of last year, everyone was expert forensic anthropologists with
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Speaker 2: the Naska mummies. Everyone knew everything about the Nasca mummies,
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Speaker 2: and then it was they were experts in wildfire science.
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Speaker 2: There were wilds wildfire science experts with the Lahaina fires
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Speaker 2: in Hawaii. And then everybody on the internet was all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden ballistic experts with the attempted Trump assassination,
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Speaker 2: which magically everyone is just quit talking about and don't
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Speaker 2: talk about it and act like it didn't even happen anymore,
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Speaker 2: which is really strange. And now apparently everyone has a
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Speaker 2: degree in meteorology, right, and atmospheric scientists and geoengineering. You know,
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Speaker 2: you don't think that's strange, Dave. Where did everyone all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden obtain all these outstanding degrees in all
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Speaker 2: of these areas of study.
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Speaker 1: It's unusual. You know, some of these patents survivable in
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Speaker 1: a laboratory. But when you're trying to scale it to
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Speaker 1: a hurricane that's absorbing heat from the sun at something
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Speaker 1: like one point seven quadrillion watts per second input into
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Speaker 1: that system, you know, for us as humans on this planet,
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Speaker 1: I mean even sayern would use as far less power
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Speaker 1: than that. So the idea that using electromagnetic frequencies to
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Speaker 1: steer something for me, I just don't think the power
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Speaker 1: inputs there, because next rad towers are you know, zero
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Speaker 1: point seventy five megawatt, not even a full megawatt for
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Speaker 1: each next rad tower. So even if you fire every
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Speaker 1: single one up, you're only talking several hundred megawats, you know,
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Speaker 1: and you're talking to quadrillions of watts, and then bringing
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Speaker 1: that down in you're talking, you know, hundreds of millions
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Speaker 1: of megawatts if you want to divide by a million
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Speaker 1: to get that conversion, you know, and you look at
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Speaker 1: the power scales and it just could be maybe not,
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Speaker 1: But I do say that well known science that has
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Speaker 1: very big effect that costs very little and can be
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Speaker 1: dispersed over a wide area. Is carbon black seating or
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Speaker 1: graphene particle seating, electrostatic or superconductive graphene seating on top
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Speaker 1: of the hurricane, Like if they had multiple planes going
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Speaker 1: over there dispersing on a certain rate, but you're talking
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Speaker 1: somewhere sixty sixty thousand foot in the atmosphere above seventy
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Speaker 1: thousand foot to get that drift down on top of
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Speaker 1: that storm system. You know, these plans won't even be
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Speaker 1: on radar unless you know most of them would be
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Speaker 1: ghost planes. But you'd have to have fleets of those
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Speaker 1: and the amount of carbon black coming out too. Now,
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Speaker 1: putting you on top of a storm system, so the
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Speaker 1: heating can create an upwelling on a certain quadront of
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Speaker 1: that storm. That's well known science. You can do that.
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Speaker 1: But another thing that nobody talks about that has to
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Speaker 1: be required is a high pressure blocking system to kind
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Speaker 1: of lock that thing in and push it a certain direction.
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Speaker 1: But again to create a high pressure system that stays
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Speaker 1: there for days or weeks on end in a certain area.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, if you were going to do graphene
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Speaker 1: seating up there somewhere carbon black dispersal, I would be
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Speaker 1: rating black particles out of the sky, because that's amount
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Speaker 1: about how long you would need to put it up
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Speaker 1: there is the drop rate would start to match the
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Speaker 1: dispersion rate after like two weeks where you've seeing all
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Speaker 1: those black fine dust coming out covering everything, But there
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Speaker 1: were no reports of that. So to be able to
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Speaker 1: say that they've artificially created that high pressure system that
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Speaker 1: locked that hurricane in place to make it track up
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Speaker 1: this way, I mean you would be seeing an enormous
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Speaker 1: amount of black dust everywhere, all up and down the
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Speaker 1: entire southeast US. None of that was reported, and even
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Speaker 1: now it should be coming down in rainfall where we
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Speaker 1: should be seeing like black soot rain everywhere, but it's
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Speaker 1: just not being reported either. And even that long after
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Speaker 1: the event and the you know the dispersion rate and
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Speaker 1: you know gravity pulling something down out of the atmosphere,
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Speaker 1: nobody's seeing that. So you know, for me, I'm like
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Speaker 1: to create a high pressure system. You know, harp's not
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Speaker 1: going to work. It's like a little tiny beam in
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Speaker 1: the ionosphere and it goes way up and it bends.
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Speaker 1: That's not gonna work. You know, cloud seating In terms
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Speaker 1: of geoengineering and like nano particularly dispersal. That's to reflect
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Speaker 1: someth light. You need to heat an area to get
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Speaker 1: it to create a high pressure system, and there's just
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Speaker 1: no coming out of a lab is one thing. But
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Speaker 1: to put a high pressure system that covers half the
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Speaker 1: United States, you know how much graphine that would require
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Speaker 1: in the atmosphere or carbon black. It's almost it's unthinkable
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Speaker 1: the amount there would be thousands of planes spraying at
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Speaker 1: seventy thousand feet or sixty thousand feet. I mean, as
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Speaker 1: somebody would notice that, and you would see the dropout
20:27
Speaker 1: of the particles too, But the sun would actually turn
20:31
Speaker 1: dimmer where they were doing that, and nobody reported that has
20:34
Speaker 1: been crystal clear skies forever over an enormous amount of
20:36
Speaker 1: these places. If you're telling me you're going to see
20:39
Speaker 1: that much carbon black to create a high pressures and
20:41
Speaker 1: the sun didn't dim at all, that's really hard for
20:44
Speaker 1: me to believe because visually, optically you would see something
20:47
Speaker 1: because they would need to put that much particulate up
20:50
Speaker 1: there to heat it to get it to upwell to
20:52
Speaker 1: create the high pressure system. Like if you just do
20:56
Speaker 1: like you could do in a lab, yeah, I absolutely could.
20:58
Speaker 1: That's where a lot of these patents are for their
21:00
Speaker 1: laboratory experiments that could be replicated in a laboratory, but
21:05
Speaker 1: on larger scales, in terms of continental scale. I just
21:10
Speaker 1: don't think we're there yet. You know, it's it's wishful,
21:12
Speaker 1: and I really believe a lot of this might be
21:14
Speaker 1: syoppish where they want you to believe they have this
21:16
Speaker 1: much control, but they're far from it. Unless there's technologies
21:19
Speaker 1: out there that are unknown to us, that are fifty
21:22
Speaker 1: five hundred years advanced from where we sit now. But
21:25
Speaker 1: then you're starting to talk about you know, Sumerian technologies
21:30
Speaker 1: that were brought through the collapses for the last what
21:32
Speaker 1: seven thousand years, that were those technologies to set up
21:36
Speaker 1: that advanced society at that time. Like, you know, you
21:40
Speaker 1: really got a stretch to try to bring it into
21:42
Speaker 1: something that makes sense of this manipulation. I understand you
21:46
Speaker 1: can like seed part of it to make it collapse
21:50
Speaker 1: on itself, intensify, you could steer it to an extent,
21:55
Speaker 1: but to put a high block and pressure system in
21:57
Speaker 1: place to make it run up a certain line. That's
22:00
Speaker 1: outside my concept to think that's possible right now. But
22:03
Speaker 1: perhaps I'm wrong. I'm always willing to learn and absorb
22:06
Speaker 1: new information. No pun intended with the heat absorption on
22:10
Speaker 1: the carbon black.
22:12
Speaker 2: Yeah again, guys, I'm not saying that patents don't exist.
22:16
Speaker 2: Some do. But just because a patent exists, which a
22:20
Speaker 2: lot of this came from Alex Jones. Alex Jones was
22:23
Speaker 2: on this. A lot of the conspiracy community just listens
22:26
Speaker 2: to Alex Jones in the morning and then goes on
22:28
Speaker 2: and parrots everything that he says later on that day,
22:32
Speaker 2: like verbatim, the same thing, and acts like it's their information.
22:35
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that patents don't exist, but just because
22:39
Speaker 2: they exist doesn't mean that they're actively being used. And
22:42
Speaker 2: that doesn't mean that this hurricane was some kind of
22:45
Speaker 2: weather modification thing. If you applied that logic to the
22:50
Speaker 2: CIA has a patent for a heart attack gun, over
22:54
Speaker 2: a thousand people die of heart attacks every single day.
22:58
Speaker 2: Is that all those people dying from the Sea I
23:00
Speaker 2: heart attack patent gun? I don't think so. You know,
23:05
Speaker 2: so you can't apply a logic because that there's patents
23:08
Speaker 2: for something that that means that that's proof and evidence
23:11
Speaker 2: that something that this hurricane is a manufactured hurricane. That's garbage,
23:18
Speaker 2: in my opinion, is getting to this point where this
23:21
Speaker 2: community dive is just going to implode upon itself. And
23:27
Speaker 2: we're we're getting to that point right now, and I
23:30
Speaker 2: and I see it. I see it coming. And I'm
23:32
Speaker 2: trying to tell people, don't be seeing things that you
23:36
Speaker 2: that before you have all the evidence for. Don't be
23:39
Speaker 2: seeing things that you don't know anything about, because it's
23:42
Speaker 2: just adding to this echo chamber of garbage and nonsense,
23:46
Speaker 2: you know.
23:47
Speaker 1: And we pointed out two events that were you know,
23:49
Speaker 1: echoe nonsense too, you know, since our shows, we've done
23:53
Speaker 1: shows together. We pointed out two of those that never manifested.
23:56
Speaker 1: I remember that.
23:58
Speaker 2: I said as tsunami was going to hit California, and
24:01
Speaker 2: it didn't, but I still think it might. Something might
24:03
Speaker 2: be coming for California. California hasn't had anything wild and
24:07
Speaker 2: crazy happened to it for a really long time, not
24:10
Speaker 2: a lot of damage. There hasn't been a lot of
24:12
Speaker 2: earthquakes that's created a lot of problems in California. So
24:15
Speaker 2: I think something is going to count for California. But yeah,
24:18
Speaker 2: I definitely what did I say within like a year
24:21
Speaker 2: or two years or something like that, But yeah, I
24:23
Speaker 2: was completely wrong, and I own that I was wrong
24:26
Speaker 2: on that. But another thing that we talked about before
24:32
Speaker 2: the last time that you were on my show that
24:34
Speaker 2: people are also applying to whether modification and HARP is
24:41
Speaker 2: these auroras that are happening that people are seeing further
24:45
Speaker 2: south than normal. But if you remember, Dave, the last
24:49
Speaker 2: time you were on six months ago, we talked about
24:54
Speaker 2: that exact same thing. The same thing was happening, seeing
25:00
Speaker 2: the aurora further south than they normally do. It's the
25:05
Speaker 2: exact same thing, and they did that same thing again
25:09
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty three. Is because of solar storms. The
25:11
Speaker 2: solar storms is pushing the aurora, the northern lights further
25:14
Speaker 2: down south. And because HARP is like a very popular
25:19
Speaker 2: thing to talk about now now it's just harp. It's heart.
25:23
Speaker 2: HARP is creating the simulation in the sky to show
25:26
Speaker 2: people in the south that this this aurora, the northern lights,
25:30
Speaker 2: they're magically seeing it because HARP is generating the northern lights.
25:35
Speaker 2: It's wild when the exact same thing was happening six
25:39
Speaker 2: months ago. Go back to the previous show, the very
25:41
Speaker 2: last show that me and David were on, we were
25:43
Speaker 2: talking about this. We talked about how people were seeing
25:46
Speaker 2: the Northern lights pretty far south. And then if you
25:49
Speaker 2: type into Google other times that the Northern Lights has
25:52
Speaker 2: been seen further south, you'll see that it happened in
25:55
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three.
25:56
Speaker 1: As well, happens all the time. I'm and to wind
26:00
Speaker 1: up here. A declining Earth's magnetic field and higher solar activity.
26:07
Speaker 1: Those two things are going to push Aurora further south.
26:10
Speaker 1: If we don't have the shield in front of the
26:11
Speaker 1: planet to stop those particles from running in and down
26:14
Speaker 1: the magnetic field lines, then what do you expect to happen?
26:19
Speaker 1: Of course, this is going to be a phenomenon too
26:21
Speaker 1: that's going to get far more intense, far more intense.
26:25
Speaker 1: So if you think you're seeing some crazy stuff, now
26:27
Speaker 1: this is just the beginning of it. This is the
26:29
Speaker 1: beginning of the amplification phase of this cycle that we're
26:32
Speaker 1: going to work through. And again I will say it
26:35
Speaker 1: clearly that all of the powers that be quote unquote
26:39
Speaker 1: understand this cycle has returned. Now, can every place on
26:43
Speaker 1: the planet be salvaged? Obviously not. They understand where the
26:47
Speaker 1: non salvageable zones are, and they also understand where the
26:50
Speaker 1: areas that shall increase in bounty will be, like Sahara
26:56
Speaker 1: desert now greening the North African Sahel, but a lot
26:59
Speaker 1: of areas forty five north and above to the to
27:02
Speaker 1: the pole, and then forty five south to the south pole.
27:05
Speaker 1: Crop production is going to go to nearly zero in
27:07
Speaker 1: these areas, so you're gonna have to set up a
27:09
Speaker 1: new crop growing area. And why would you not build
27:12
Speaker 1: it where the above ground water rainfall is increasing from
27:16
Speaker 1: the West African monsoon all the way across Africa in
27:19
Speaker 1: the north, and then you could tap all those aquifers
27:21
Speaker 1: from beneath like get OPI did. And then Nuby and
27:24
Speaker 1: sandstone Aqifa susaquifers is like million square kilometers of water
27:29
Speaker 1: under there in the aquifers that hasn't been tapped yet.
27:31
Speaker 1: And that's no, that's probably very low estimate in terms
27:35
Speaker 1: of because you got to think they were like thirty
27:39
Speaker 1: thousand QB kilometers just in that Nubie and sandstone OQFA
27:43
Speaker 1: alone that hadn't been fully mapped yet. And then the
27:45
Speaker 1: Sieus aquifer you look at another thirty thousand square colla
27:48
Speaker 1: you're already you know. And then areas through Egypt and
27:51
Speaker 1: you don't even get down into the largest of the
27:52
Speaker 1: Auto Nubie and Sandstone Oqera Sous. Those are small ones
27:54
Speaker 1: compared to what's in Central Africa under Chad. And those
27:58
Speaker 1: are African mega lakes that used to be there drainage
28:01
Speaker 1: basis of Africa. Mega lakes way bigger than our great lakes.
28:04
Speaker 1: So imagine kind of the the porosity and sandstone absorbing
28:08
Speaker 1: all that water. What's there, you know, So what we
28:11
Speaker 1: see this earthmagnetic field decline. Okay, solar aurora, They're gonna
28:16
Speaker 1: be far more larger solar storms from this point. You're
28:19
Speaker 1: gonna see way more aurora. You're gonna watch our crops
28:22
Speaker 1: go offline more and more, and your food price are
28:23
Speaker 1: gonna rise. You're gonna watch a huge amount of investment
28:26
Speaker 1: poor into Africa to set up a new food growing area.
28:29
Speaker 1: That's kind of the world we're gonna move into. But
28:31
Speaker 1: uh now, the control mechanism will be there too every
28:35
Speaker 1: step of the way, So get used to that and
28:37
Speaker 1: you can kind of pre plan. You can sort of
28:39
Speaker 1: look around the curve a little bit on this, But
28:42
Speaker 1: I'm sure not moving Africa right now to try to
28:44
Speaker 1: like be in the middle of the zone. You know,
28:46
Speaker 1: it's not that ready yet, but it is going that direction.
28:50
Speaker 2: They're going to send money to set up agriculture in
28:54
Speaker 2: Africa because it's going to become a green zone. It's
28:57
Speaker 2: gonna be lush.
28:58
Speaker 1: Oh, it already is becoming lush. Yeah, one thousand year
29:00
Speaker 1: return on that as starting as we speak. And if
29:03
Speaker 1: you look back at maps as early as like say
29:06
Speaker 1: thirteen hundred or even into the late fourteen hundreds, they
29:10
Speaker 1: show a lot of what would be forest areas along
29:14
Speaker 1: and what is now desert. So these flips from desert
29:17
Speaker 1: to forest, forest desert occur far faster than anybody thinks.
29:21
Speaker 1: It doesn't take six thousand years for it to come
29:23
Speaker 1: back to forest. It'll take a couple hundred macs. And
29:26
Speaker 1: if you can already know where the precipitation's falling, there's
29:30
Speaker 1: a huge amount. This one there was okay, so everybody
29:33
Speaker 1: looked at If you go to salt dot net and
29:35
Speaker 1: you scroll down into their Earth changes section, Morocco had
29:42
Speaker 1: a huge, massive amount of rain come down and just
29:45
Speaker 1: in one night, the water had pooled in and created
29:49
Speaker 1: a seven mile long by three mile wide lake in
29:53
Speaker 1: one evening. But this was the base of an African
29:56
Speaker 1: mega lay. This was the base of one of the
29:58
Speaker 1: smaller mega lakes at the same drainage basin where well,
30:02
Speaker 1: again people had villages and towns. And if you wonder
30:05
Speaker 1: why they're flooding, because they followed the drying out lake
30:09
Speaker 1: beds in and in and in to its lowest point.
30:13
Speaker 1: And now the cycle is flipped and now the rains
30:15
Speaker 1: are coming again, so it's going to expand out and
30:17
Speaker 1: out and out. So all these cities and villages and
30:20
Speaker 1: towns that are all along these lake bezzartre just gonna
30:22
Speaker 1: get flooded from this point. I mean, if I was there,
30:24
Speaker 1: I'd be like, we'll right, we're moving way hell up
30:27
Speaker 1: way away from here because it's going to keep refilling
30:29
Speaker 1: from this point for the next how many centuries. We're
30:33
Speaker 1: at the end of the cycle. See, that's the whole point.
30:35
Speaker 1: We flipped over. And everybody understands this. We flipped on
30:38
Speaker 1: the cycle. Hydrological cycles changing across the planet. Someplace are
30:42
Speaker 1: going to become really dry, like the African Sahel area
30:46
Speaker 1: is becoming incredibly wet, but the Amazon's becoming incredibly dry.
30:49
Speaker 1: And if you go back, and there's a bunch of
30:50
Speaker 1: peer reviewed studies that show there is a relationship between
30:54
Speaker 1: the greening of the desert and the drying of the Amazon,
30:58
Speaker 1: back and forth, back and forth on sixth cycles. So
31:01
Speaker 1: I'm going, hmmm, this is starting to play out again.
31:04
Speaker 1: So at least we have some correlation of that actually
31:06
Speaker 1: manifesting rate this second do the math our president economy
31:11
Speaker 1: can't stay together because it was all built on the
31:13
Speaker 1: prior world. So we're just going to flip into a
31:16
Speaker 1: new world based on cryptocurrencies, more control, track and trace,
31:19
Speaker 1: digital I d's all this stuff moving forward, and it
31:23
Speaker 1: literally is the new world, and I'm just trying to
31:25
Speaker 1: figure out how to navigate through it. So I appreciate
31:29
Speaker 1: you having me on, But any last thoughts on that,
31:31
Speaker 1: I would love to hear it.
31:34
Speaker 2: I think that that is I think that the thing
31:37
Speaker 2: is is how they're going to do the things that
31:41
Speaker 2: you said. That's the real question is how Like, yeah,
31:48
Speaker 2: we can talk about the you know that these things
31:51
Speaker 2: are coming, but it's always something that nobody really expects.
31:56
Speaker 2: Like people can throw all the you know, theories and
31:58
Speaker 2: ideas of how they might you know, implement some of
32:02
Speaker 2: this stuff into this new world, but it never goes
32:07
Speaker 2: down the way that people think that it's going to
32:10
Speaker 2: go down. It's always there's a curveball that's always thrown
32:13
Speaker 2: in there. And Dave, thanks so much for coming on.
32:15
Speaker 2: Appreciate you a lot. Let the audience know where they
32:18
Speaker 2: can find you and tell them about your new website
32:21
Speaker 2: that you got up as well.
32:23
Speaker 1: Oh, the Civilization Cycle podcast. We've devoted, We've fire and wall.
32:26
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32:35
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32:38
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32:41
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32:45
Speaker 1: with Ransom, try to bring you the information on a
32:47
Speaker 1: weekly as well as the video updates. I try to
32:50
Speaker 1: do pretty much every day every other day. But it's
32:53
Speaker 1: all about getting the information out so we can come
32:55
Speaker 1: to solutions together and understand, like you said, it's a
32:58
Speaker 1: curve there's things are always constantly motion. Is never going
33:00
Speaker 1: to be straight from pointy to point B. So by
33:03
Speaker 1: putting the information out at least we can try to come.
33:05
Speaker 2: To some.
33:07
Speaker 1: Solutions together here on. You know, it might not be
33:11
Speaker 1: one hundred percent the way it goes, But what if
33:12
Speaker 1: it's eighty percent correct and the other twenty percent needs
33:15
Speaker 1: to be navigated day by day. At least you kind
33:17
Speaker 1: of get the general trend of where it's going, not
33:20
Speaker 1: the exact play by play, but the trend.
33:24
Speaker 2: Absolutely I agree, I'll get that website. In the description
33:27
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33:29
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