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Mycelia Networks - The Paranormal Side of Mushroom Intelligence with Cryptids of the Corn · The Cryptid Huntress

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guys, I have a fantastic show for us tonight. I have Cryptids of
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the Corn here in the studio tonight, and don't forget that right after this
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show, Marquis has a really cool show set up after hours, all right,
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So y'all go, y'all go support him after this show. And I'm
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gonna try to be in that chat too tonight. Um. So let's get
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to our guests, y'all. We have something super interesting to talk about tonight,
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something I have never even thought of, really and uh and I this
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is what I like to do. I like to think outside the box.
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So Jay and mister Eat of Cryptids of the Corn podcast, well, only
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one of them are here tonight, okay, but let me let me give
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you a little rundown on their podcasts and who they are, Okay, Cryptids
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of the Corn or a couple of buddies with a shared in the cryptozoological,
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paranormal and the plane strange. They focus on the Midwest and the Appalachia regions
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of the US and venture out of those borders. They cover big cryptids,
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one off cryptids, some big questions on the subjects of the strange, interviews
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with eyewitnesses, and a little bit of a science lesson. So please help
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me. Welcome to space Out Radio tonight, Cryptids of the Corn podcast.
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Hey guys, what's up. Yes, I appreciate it. Thank you so
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much for being here tonight. This is gonna be so much fun. And
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I love your podcast. By the way. Oh my gosh, well,
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thank you. That's high praise. I appreciate it big time, big time.
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I mean, I know that we've talked before, okay, and we
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have you. I know that we kind of filmed a little episode or whatever
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and it hadn't come out yet, So I know we are on the same
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frequency. Okay, that's all I'm going to say. We're on the same
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frequency. Oh yeah, So I know my audience is gonna love you.
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Okay, and they probably most of them probably already know who you are.
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I would be willing to assume I've seen Bob in there, so I gotta
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say hi to Bobs. What of our show? But I just Hi Bobo
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in the chat. Oh, yeah, he's it's Rob. Oh Bob.
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I think he said Bob. I'm sorry, I can't hear. We call
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him Bob. Oh, it's a Bob. Okay, So you did say
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Bob Okay. Well, yeah, I'm the great powerful Mystery. I'm half
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a Crips of the Corn podcast. Jay was trying to make it back in
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time, but he is. He's coming home from New Jersey and he just
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was not gonna make it, so he doesn't worry about it. But I
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was a little background on me. I was a fishery biologist. Uh so
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there's yeah, there's Robert. I was a fisher I did endangered species surveys.
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I did edna stuff. I looked for species that government said did not
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exist and we found them. Oh I love it when that happens. Yeah,
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so, but I did it here all in the US. Oh,
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then my wife there too. But yeah, that's US. I mean pretty
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much you find us on anywhere you find podcast, our YouTube, so we
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have and we also have laun chair documentaries. Our first one's coming out pretty
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quick. It's a little bit giant catfish in North America. Oh wow,
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giant catfish like where people go noodling and get those cats like that, but
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supersized. Oh man, imagine going noodling and getting a super sized catfish.
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I mean they're already pretty big. Oh yeah, you get dragged down the
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river for sure. Yeah, that would suck. You may not come back
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up to right. People get drowned by them all the time. I'm sure
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of it. I'm sure of it, absolutely absolutely. Okay, so you
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you live in Ohio. Yeah, hey, you guys have your share of
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cryptids, right Ohio. I would say we'll probably the third most crip did
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Rich state in the US, Yeah, I would. I would say West
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Virginia is always number one because it's just weird, because all these West Virginia
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people are just weird. Then Kentucky, then Ohio, but yeah, we
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have all kinds. Like the Ohio River Octoman was a very famous one,
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this big blob of tentacles seen crossing the road both in Ohio and Kentucky.
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Yeah, it was. It was seen for about a week. Uh it
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was. It literally crawled over the highway, was floating down the river,
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and then it died in Kentucky. It died. Did somebody get the body?
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No, I think they pretty much. They just pushed it back out
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into the Ohio River because it was very stems. It was very smelly.
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Okay, was it like an octopus? So it was kind of fishy.
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Yeah, so it's it's very It's called the uh what what is it called
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the Indescribable Horror because it was just like a big mass of meat and tentacles.
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Oh, that sounds weird. I can't believe I've not heard of that.
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I mean, it just just I wonder if it wonder what it tasted
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like. Oh, that's terrible, right Kentucky though that, I mean,
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if anybody's gonna try to eat it and probably be them. Yeah, I
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have relatives in Kentucky myself, so I don't I'm not going to comment on
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that, but yeah, there's um Kentucky is a vast area of a lot
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of woodland, and we got the lbl up there, the land between the
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lakes. You know, I've done lots of shows on the dog Men up
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there in the Sasquatch and the underground facilities and all that kind of stuff going
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on in that area. So area of high strangeness for sure. Oh yeah,
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it's Kentucky's weird. Ohio, it is weird. I mean we have
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Right Pat, we have Most people don't know this. Uh so this may
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be something for some of you guys in the chat that all the records from
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Roswell was actually sent to Right Pat here in Ohio. Yes, a lot
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of people don't know why. So Right Pat had the only wing in the
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US at the time for reverse engineering Nazi technology, So oh wow, nineteen
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forty seven, it was literally like they were getting ready to tear it down,
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the dismantle of the system, and then we got some space junk and
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they're like, all right, we'll keep it running. Yeah, you know,
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I actually had Raymond Samaski on my show here it's spaced out Radio.
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He was one of the lead scientists at Writes Patterson Air Force Base, And
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yeah, that was an interesting interview. Yeah, he's he's a big advocate
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for disclosure and UFOs UFFHO disclosures especially, so it's kind of interesting. He
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didn't give us a whole lot of inside information. He gave us a little
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bit, but um, yeah, it's really really interesting whatever's going on of
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Dare, it's absolutely it is weird. It is weird. Well, something
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that's even weirder, in my opinion, is what we're going to be talking
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about tonight. And uh and it's something that I okay, after watching your
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shows, right and listening to your podcast, I guess I was listening more
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than watching, but it was on YouTube, okay. And uh and you
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have this really interesting some interesting theories on mushrooms, okay. And so I
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want my audience to know we're not talking about like psychedelics tonight, y'all.
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Okay, yeah, and that's fine. You know we're we're gonna be talking
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about the mycelium networks, okay. And uh and you have some interesting theories
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on those actually connecting mushrooms and like networks of mushrooms underground. It's almost like
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an Internet of the earth. Okay. And you make you make a connection,
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You've made it. You and um, you and Jay made a connection
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to them having like, um, being sentient or or having like a consciousness
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right and forming into potentially orbs and fairies. Okay, So please let's talk
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about this tonight. I cannot wait to have a discussion with you about this
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tonight. So let's just get it going because this is one of my favorite
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subjects because I don't even I wish Jay was here because he tells the story
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the best. But literally, when we first got the show rolling one day,
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I called him from me, from me at we and at work,
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and I'm like, they're all mushrooms. Are all mushrooms? Are all mushrooms?
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Then I hung up and he doesn't know what to do that that.
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He's like, I don't know, but apparently everything's a mushroom. Yeah,
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So just because all these threads connected, if you're okay with it, I'm
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gonna go over some biological terms for mushrooms and all this stuff, so as
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we talk, if we understand, please, I'm gonna say the words central
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nerve system. Mushrooms do not have a central nerve system. What they actually
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have is it's the little tiny individual strands are called hifee and the big bundles
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are the mycelia. So imagine the one for everybody at home. Imagine one
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wire is a hifee, a big bundle wires is my cilia. It's not
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a essential nerve system, but it acts. It's their version of it,
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so it's just easier to interchange that. But it's very different. Here in
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the U house, healthy soil per square inch has around six meters of my
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cilia everywhere the whole us literally six meters. It's it's just insane. Um.
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So that's there's and then, uh, there was a recent test.
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It was in two thousand, it was twenty twenty one. I'm sorry.
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Uh, Nicholas P. Money, doctor doctor money. He's a biology professor
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at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. I'm gonna surmise his intelligence test for
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mushrooms. So actually, before I go into that. Sorry, this is
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how I am. This is my brain. Everybody at home, I'm all
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over. Um. Mushrooms are much much, much more closely related to animals
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than they are plants. Mushrooms are not very close related to plants. They
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say, ammost their DNA with animals. That's why you have Sorry, government's
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already shutting me down. That's why you have head of the wood. It
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tastes like chicken. You have beef steak. It tastes like beef. You
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have all these mushrooms that taste like meat. Lions may taste like shrimp and
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lobsters, your meat their actual meat. In that sense of it. They're
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much more if you had to put them, if they weren't in their own
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category, they'd be put into animals and not plants. So they're very Yeah,
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it's just crazy, but doctor Money study two thousand and nine or two
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twenty one. He did two kind of generalized things. The first one was
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resource management. Now, keep mind, like we said, these mushrooms that
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you see above ground are the actual fruiting bodies. It's the sexual organs.
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It's like a foot on a tree or the gonads. It's not the whole
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thing. The whole mushroom is massive underground, you're just the little little piece
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of it. So this whole bigment ass of network actually can kind of move
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around under the ground. They're not stationary like a plant. They're actually kind
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of crawling through the soil and they'll actually like So he did these studies.
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Is the first one was he figured out mushrooms can count, okay count,
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they can count what mammals can't count. For the first time tonight. It's
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amazing. It's wild, okaye, please keep going. Is uh. He
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was actually studying resource management. So mushroom they're very slow when they moved through
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the soil. Uh, So they have to be smart without resources for droughts
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and like harsh winters and stuff like that. So most mushrooms are decomposers,
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and most species here in North America for wood. So what they would do
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is the food sources closest to the main center of the body would be kind
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of walled off, like they make a fence around it with their own body,
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but they wouldn't start breaking it down. And they would do this until
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they had three of those, and then on the fourth one they would eat.
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So if the scientists went in and took the third one, they would
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get another third. They would get another third one. So they made sure
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they had basically three lumps of food before they would start eating food close to
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their body. So they were counting one, two, three to make sure
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they had enough food to survive a shortage. That's smart, it's it's we
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don't Most mammals can't do that. Wow, we're not talking animals. We're
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talking mammals what we consider higher life forms can't count to three. Raccoon Actually,
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we think raccoons is very intelligent. I believe they got them up to
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seven. They can count to seven and the night. Yeah. Wow,
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this next one is ten times crazier, okay. And so mushrooms are very
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intelligent, as we're going to talk about. But they learn they have memory.
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And how they figured this out is it. He took a box and
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he had the soil in the box, and he had this species I believe
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it was a honey fungus. So he had the species of fungus inside the
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box. He basically tortured this one into like drought conditions. Oh okay,
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he learned that basically, this one mushroom, this one my silly network in
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the box, learned how to survive these droughts. And he took it out
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of the box and he took it into a giant colony of all kinds of
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different fungus. So this giant box with like fifteen different types of fungus,
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and these fungus have only ever had the perfect life, so they have no
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idea how to survive any hardships. So he takes this one out of the
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box survived the hardships, puts them in the box with the ones that have
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never survived any hardships. They don't know how to survive. They'll die pretty
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much if he turns up the heat. And once he do, he turns
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up the heat fully, he gives them the most severe drought conditions. So
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that first box, I kind of left this out that first box, like
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only eight percent of the mushrooms survived, like all out of all the big
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group. So the ones that can put this big box, this giant box,
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almost all of them survived these extreme drought conditions because the one mushroom that
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survived told all these other different species of mushrooms of how to survive the drought
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conditions. Not only within their own species, they communicated with other species of
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fungus. Wow, so it's already Okay, this is blowing my mind.
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I did not know this. I did not know that mushrooms were so smart.
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I had seen videos of them playing music and things, and I'm sure
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we can talk about that later. Synthesizers don't want music, Okay, you
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got that too. Okay, that's a very that's a very unique thing that
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it's not music. It's a very different it's very weird. It's it's cool.
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But mushrooms don't only communicate with other mushrooms. We have found that they
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can pick up our radio signals and they can receive them, they react to
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them. So they've been hearing us forever. It's the first radius say going
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out. They've heard us, But sorry, I looked at the good chat.
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So plants though, ninety eight percent of all plants on the planet need
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fungus at one point in their life cycle or another. So what that means
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is is if mushrooms fungus disappeared tomorrow, ninety eight percent of plants would go
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extinct. Oh my gosh, so they are, so they are integrated into
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plants cannot survive without fungus, and henceforth, we can't survive without fungus because
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we can't survive without plants, and plants can't survive without fungus. So it's
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like most of it's the German the German nation process on seeds, they actually
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a fungal spore or some types of fungus to help produce that. And don't
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worry, we'll talk about Bob and Mutton and Faye folk and all that.
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I promise it's coming. Oh yeah, it's coming. I've got something to
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talk about too, with ufoso connection. Oh yeah, that's used is a
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mushroom UFO, Yeah, I know I saw that. Yeah, so yeah,
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we could real quick. We could talk about the singing if you want.
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So that's called a synthesizer. Okay, all those videos you see a
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mushrooms they plug something into them and they start singing. Yeah. Synthesizers are
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developed to make muse basically musical tones for mammals or reptiles or vertebrates central nerve
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system pulses. So that means is when if you hook them up to your
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head, every time you're thinking, it's playing notes. Oh wow, system
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firings. Your's playing notes. Doesn't really work on trees or in plants.
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But when we modify them and we plug them into mushrooms and they react.
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So they there's all these videos of these synthesizers cutting into mushrooms like why they're
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playing and they completely change their tune. They react. They're having what we
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would basically consider some kind of thought pattern to this a consciousness. A consciousness.
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Now, this consciousness, in my opinion, which we'll talk about,
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is very different than ours. They would have a lot of much harder time
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understanding us. It'd be like I've seen somebody, but et it would I
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mean, even if they are earth bound, it would be like they're ets
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anyways, because they're so different than us on every level that the consciousness is
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there. I believe. I believe they're conscious, but it's just it's so
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different, like you, like you talking to an alien, whole different system,
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whole different thing. You know, they're thinking four dimensional and all this
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stuff. Do you want me to stop for a second or do you want
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to keep going? No? Look, I just keep going because I mean,
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we have so many things to talk about. I am loving this right
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now because I've never I never knew how complex a mushroom was. Okay,
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they are probably one of the most complex things on the planet, So I
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did leave this out. Mushrooms, they're my cilian networks. We have a
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fossil that is older than the Appalachian Mountains. Are as old as the Appalachian
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Mountains, which most people may some of these people don't know. The Appalachian
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Mountains are the oldest or one of the oldest mountains on the planet that's left
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standing. That's why they're very possible poor. It's because they were around before
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most things on the planet lived, so there was nothing to die to make
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them so they don't really have any fossils besides some Mysilian networks. Wow,
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mushrooms are as old or older than the Appalachian mountains, but they were just
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as complex at that time. So they were still these very very advanced,
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complex mushroom Niceilian networks. Four hundred and fifty to eight hundred and fifty to
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a billion years ago, four eight hundred fifty million years or even a billion
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years ago. I left out the notations. I'm sorry. Wow. I
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also am drinking whiskey for everybody at home. It's what I do. It
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is Sunday night. You go, you go, you good. They are
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incredibly old. But the thing is they are that ancient, but they are
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just as complex that long ago. So Wow, before mouths, before anything
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like that, before complex cellular life. On the animal level, they had
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complex mysilia networks. A lot of people probably know this in the chat,
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but the first quote unquote trees on the Earth's surface were fungus. There were
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these giant, I mean sequoia sized fungal colonies on the surface. Oh okay,
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wait, okay, I have to interject right here. Okay, because
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I've done shows on the petrified giants and the petrified Titans, and there are
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petrified mushrooms like gigantic mushrooms monstrous monstrous like huge like, and it makes you
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wonder about the Smurfs. Do you ever watch that? I watched the smursh
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when I was a kid, and uh, I'm dating myself. You're everybody's
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gonna know how old I am. But I watched the Smurfs and there these
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little gnomes that live underneath these mushrooms, but where they knows maybe they were
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actually a little bigger because mushrooms were huge back in the day. Oh yeah,
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they still they still are. I have a treat for everybody. Don't
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worry. Still they still are just as big, if not larger. Okay,
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was it pet with large Mysila cultures attack harmful fungi, So we'll talk
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about balance here in a minute, because they're really good at bungi are really
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good at balance environmental equalizers. So harmful fungi is kind of, I guess
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a misnomer because they're they're If they're harmful that us, it's probably our fault
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that we're doing something we probably shouldn't be doing. Okay, Okay, so
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good answer, because they're that smart. Yeah, don't sorry, now,
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I don't know how far from our show you've been listened to. But do
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you know about Bob? No, I don't tell me about Bob. What's
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up with with Robert? So this is a different Bob than then the chat?
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Okay, different one, Okay, buddy, Bob is the largest living
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organism on the planet. Oh wait, I did hear that on your show?
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Yes, okay, I thought you were talking about someone in the chat.
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I'm sorry, Yes, I know you're talking about club is the largest
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living single organs on the planet. He's rough h two or two thousand,
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two hundred acres squared. Okay, that's if you put them all in one
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like big square grid pattern. He's actually an entire state forest underneath. How
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they discovered Bob was in the late forties. They drilled a hole in the
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dirt to get a core sample and the next day one hundred acres of trees
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died. Like I heard that on your show. And that's really and the
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reason is, Okay, Bob is integrated into every plant on his back.
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What that means. So we used to think that they were doing an even
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exchange. Mushrooms and fungi would do an even exchange with plants. It's actually
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not. It's very much controlled, but the fungus wants balance. So through
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evidence, So Bob is about forty five thousand years old estimates. You know,
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it's hard to tell with it. He's a mushroom. Well, he
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has two sisters and they're about thirty five and twenty five sisters, So Bob
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came from there. They are close, but not the same thing, if
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that makes sense. Yes, Bob backwards is Bob. So I've seen somebody
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pose. Uh So, basically, Bob's giant forest on his back for fourty
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five thousand years. He wanted perfect balance. So what he does is imagine
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like a clock. So each pie section of that clock, he kills the
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entire forest on his back. In promotes bastland growth to reneutrify the and he
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grows that big clock and it makes everything healthier. So he is controlling everything
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on his back. He'll literally have they have all this evidence for Bob to
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show all this stuff with him. Um yeah, I mean we're are We're
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going to do a documentary go out there and talk to Bob and all this
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stuff. I think they can hear you. But as we'll talk about here
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in a bit, I think it's very hard for them to understand us,
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and it's very hard for us to understand them well in English. Yab,
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But what about telepathy? I still think there's this Okay, gotcha. It's
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such a different world to them that they're seeing everything in such a different way
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that even it's just fundamentally they're so different than us. Wow, this is
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so fascinating. It's like we're making them out to be like like humans almost.
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You know. It's there's Bob as two sisters. Are these mashrooms?
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I mean it's a it's a network though, right, it's a ground.
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Okay, it's imagine. I guess it's hard to kind of picture from imagine
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if you threw a whole bunch of electric cables on the ground. Okay,
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that is what a my cilia network on the ground looks like, except it's
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packed. Like we said earlier, about every square inch of healthy US soil
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has about sixty meters of my cilia, right, So that's you know,
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that's a ton of footage of my cilia and even up to one hundred or
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two hundred or three hundred miles of hype the individual cables. Wow, so
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they're aerating the soil. They're promoting plant growth, they're picking all this stuff.
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They even integrate into some animal species to help promote this growth. What
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yes, Okay, let's let's go there. Tell me, tell me more.
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Have you ever seen in the Last of Us. I don't know.
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I don't think so. So that's where the mushrooms hijack humans and like like
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go off all the humans. I haven't seen that. Obviously, it's Cortceps
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mushrooms a Corceps fungus. I keep saying mushrooms everybody, Oh, I'm sorry,
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it's uh, fungus is the overall term, and then mushrooms are a
28:22
type of fungus. Anyways, Okay, Cortceps fungus hijack invertebrates mostly, so
28:29
we're talking insects, aractans, that kind of thing. What they do is
28:33
they attack their es central nerve system and they kind of wrap around it and
28:37
start piloting, piloting the animal. Oh god, what they want these animals,
28:42
it's some species want them to crawl all the way up as high as
28:45
they can get, and then they'll kill the animal off and then they'll spore,
28:51
so they'll let their sports fly into the air. How much higher than
28:52
they could from the ground. Others want them to be eaten by another animal,
28:59
so they'll hijack the them and get this insect into a vulnerable place because
29:02
they finished their life cycle in the digestive tract of a big man. So's
29:08
terrifying, isn't terrifying? Like? It almost sounds like it's some kind of
29:11
alien type of I mean it's an alien or something, or maybe we're the
29:18
aliens. I don't know. Now, there's plenty of people that think mushroom
29:22
are from another planet or fungus are from another planet, and I personally don't
29:26
think so because we share so much DNA with them that it would be very
29:30
hard for me personally to get to that. You know, they're very closely
29:34
related to animals at least DNA wise, so it would be very very hard
29:38
for me to believe they're from another planet. I just think they're incredibly ancient
29:42
and incredibly advanced in whole different ways. Now, So that's we did,
29:48
Bob, He's big. There was actually a TV show called The Rig.
29:53
It was about giant mycelian networks living in the ocean killing off, like opping
30:00
the whole oceanic continent. Every time people got too advanced because they started killing
30:03
the planet. Wow, and you know, soft disclosure is what he says.
30:11
You ever heard of Doggerland? Yes? I have. Actually, that's
30:15
that's what the show blames is on the giant mushroom underneath the ocean shelf?
30:19
Oh rush is that whenever you make drops it into the ocean. Yeah,
30:26
that's wild. I mean, who who would have Who would ever date that
30:30
a mushroom or fungus would be under the ocean floor or in the ocean.
30:34
So, I don't know. I don't think of mushrooms being in the ocean.
30:37
So here's the cool thing. Every environment, every environment on this planet
30:42
has fungus. The ice in Antarctica has a species of fungus that lives in
30:48
the ice sheet. The upper atmosphere has dozens. I'm talking upper upper atmosphere
30:53
has dozens of species of fungus that lives up there. The bottom of the
30:56
ocean has tons and tons. You can't escape fungus. They win, They
31:03
always win. Hey, nighthawk, what's up, William? Thank you for
31:07
being here. Coffee William. He comes in for our cryptics and coffee on
31:12
Tuesday mornings. Oh sweet, Well, hey, I was just with him,
31:17
um this morning actually with a morning brew with William and garyl I Dennis,
31:23
Yeah, I love you all. Subscribe to him please. Yeah you're
31:29
amazing. Now, I promised everybody the paranormal side of all this, and
31:33
that's kind of the quick abridged version. I know we have time limits.
31:38
I don't know, we're we're we're halfway through the show right now, so
31:41
we've still got time. We got plenty of time because there's so much to
31:45
talk about, Like I said, from UFOs, the UFO connection to orbs
31:51
to fairies. Which one you want me to do first? You pick?
31:53
Oh my gosh, well let's go with orbs first, because that's something that
31:59
I experience variants all the time out in the field when I'm doing my big
32:02
footfield research. We experience orbs. And there's like different colors of orbs,
32:07
different sizes. Some of them that just appear and disappear. Some of them
32:12
actually turn into like formations and like form into like triangular patterns, and they'll
32:16
follow us and chase us through the woods. So there's no explanation. We
32:22
really don't know what orbs are exactly. I have an answer. I was
32:25
gonna say are, do we now, I don't. I don't think this
32:28
is when I before I say that I don't think this is all orbs.
32:30
I really think this is a portion of orbs. Same thing with the UFO
32:35
when we talk about UFO here in a minute, I do. I definitely
32:37
don't think it's all UFOs. I think it's a very small portion of UFOs.
32:43
But for these orbs. So everybody here has probably heard of fairy rings.
32:47
They grow these big circles of grass in your yard or whatever. You
32:51
see them in wheat fields. They look like crop circles. They can even
32:54
make crop circles. Some crop circles are actually fairy rings. Fairy rings are
33:00
my sileia networks growing in these perfect circles, and what they do is directly
33:06
above them. They were at least high amounts of nitrogen and that promotes plant
33:10
growth over top of them, so you can get a visual visualization of exactly
33:15
where they are at. Fairy rings in almost every culture on the planet.
33:22
Imanit he's turning to fungus. Yes, fairy rings pretty much should every culture
33:28
on the planet have something to do with the fai folk, something to do
33:31
with the paranormal. People say don't go in them, don't mess with them.
33:36
It's so weird. We pulled in that episode, we pulled stories from
33:38
African cultures, we pulled North American, South American, European, Asian,
33:43
Australian, all these all these cultures have deep spiritual or supernatural positions with these
33:50
these circles, and they're almost always don't go near them, don't mess with
33:53
them. It's the gateway to somewhere else. So it also mimics our favorite
34:00
One of the favorite things is a high drunk collider. Is it's like the
34:06
exact same thing as a particle celebrating. It looks like it really does.
34:08
So our theory is it does have been hearing us from millennia. And what
34:15
they're probably doing is they're using knees as basically areas to generate energy to expand
34:23
their consciousness into the third dimension. So you gotta think they're they're in the
34:28
third dimension. My Cilian network live in the third dimension, but they're experiencing
34:30
everything pretty much too d okay, So these orbs could be coming out of
34:36
these face circles, these fairy rings and got shut down again. They're actually
34:44
the fay folk are not the faith folk. They're actually these my cilia networks,
34:46
these mushrooms, their their consciousness trying to experience the third dimension. That's
34:52
why they're kind of hopping around. They're seeing and they're even seeing around big
34:55
Foot and all this stuff. Yeah, but they don't, you know,
34:59
they move around. There's all these different colors and they tons and tons and
35:02
tons of stories talk about these orbs going in and out of fairy rings,
35:07
talking about them popping in and popping out. It's the in their on the
35:10
planet. So you're probably not too far from them. Oh my gosh.
35:15
And then the face. Okay, I think you know. Orbs and faith
35:21
folk have been associated. Fairings and and faith folk have been associated forever.
35:27
Now. We talked about that. Two of are we talked about earlier.
35:30
That so during these drought periods for this fungal networks, they'll cut off whole
35:34
sections of their body, like they'll lose like so to us, it'd be
35:37
like losing an arm to survive, like you've picked Like you get bit by
35:42
a snake or something like that, you cut off your arm to survive,
35:44
or you get bit by the zombie. You cut off your arm to survive.
35:46
They do that regularly because they know they'll grow it back. So a
35:51
lot of these fade jokes. So the orbs are yeah, I think they
35:55
are, and I just think faith folk are mushrooms. Uh not the other
35:59
way around. So these fay folk have a very curious nature nature about us.
36:06
They're very odd though when they try to pregnant woman shouldn't see. Yeah,
36:09
they'll change things, will still your babies is what I think it is.
36:15
Changelings. So these uh oh sorry, I lost my train of thought.
36:20
It's not that hard for me to lose my train of thought. These
36:24
fairies, these very fay folk, they have a problem, Like they make
36:30
jokes a lot of times, but the joke can result in bodily harm and
36:35
even death to a human. But they don't seem malicious, like we talk
36:38
about Puckwudgies and northern Ohio, Pennsylvania, you know, the East coast,
36:44
and they do this kind of stuff. They'll lead off a cliff and they
36:45
think it's funny, but they don't think it's malicious because to a mushroom,
36:51
it's not malicious. It's like a joke. You lose your arm all the
36:53
time. So if the joker involves you lose in your arm. Why does
36:57
it matter they're having that much trouble changing their perception of us, are putting
37:04
their perception of us on the kind of deal m I'm reading? Sorry,
37:10
Yeah, oh yeah, it's it's about orbs in their house. Yeah,
37:15
that's that's an interesting comment. Or there's so many different types of orbs,
37:19
y'all. But there's so many different types. Yeah, a small portion.
37:22
I really don't think this is every orb you ever see, very small portion
37:25
of orbs. I'm talking like your face that uh. And then they even
37:31
seem to be these nature protectors. They seem to want to balance the scales.
37:36
They seem to want to and everything have told you about fungus, that
37:39
seems what they are. They are these the guardians of nature. They're the
37:43
ecosystem engineers. They want to perfectly balanced ecosystem on their back because it benefits
37:47
them. So if these fay are manifesting, and that's like Eve, you've
37:52
heard all these people talk about their experience with the face. We've had a
37:53
bunch on our show, and it's always weird. It's really like you're talking
37:59
to an alien because they don't understand certain things. But it's just like it's
38:05
it's just weird. So that's the fay Folk angle. Don't eat mushrooms one,
38:09
don't eat mushrooms. I think you can still eat mushrooms, Michael,
38:14
because it's the fruiting body, so you're not Actually like the mycelian network will
38:16
dissolve the mushroom anyways, after it's done spreading spores, so it's not like
38:22
it's a crucial part of it. Just tell him thank you. I talked
38:25
to him in the art my neighbors seeing him crazy because I mow around him,
38:30
and then I talked to him, Oh my gosh, Well, you
38:31
don't want it. You don't want to get a mad at you. It
38:34
might be another Bob. It could be a cousin of Bob. You never
38:37
know, right, Yeah, you know. I gotta tell you. I
38:40
have one of my best friends in the chat tonight. And his name is
38:44
Barry Littleton. Okay, shout out to Barry. Hey, Barry and Barry
38:49
and I do shows together all the time. And I met him back in
38:52
twenty twenty one, I believe, and we were both speaking at a conference
38:57
and his presentation. He's been a life long et contact and an experiencer and
39:02
he's been taken up into ships, and he had as part of his presentation
39:07
ships et ships like UFOs that were made out of mushrooms, fungus. They
39:14
were alive. They were actually alive. And I've heard this a lot,
39:17
and not only that, I have to give very a lot of credit because
39:22
since about twenty I think I said twenty fourteen, he's done. He's done
39:25
at least a dozen videos on this. Okay, so like he's been talking
39:30
about this for a long time, the mysilium connection to UFOs. Okay,
39:35
So shout out to Barry Littleton. What's up, Barry, thank you for
39:37
being here tonight. I mean you'll have to talk off air. Oh y'all
39:40
are going to have to do a show together or just talk and put your
39:45
thoughts together on that. For sure. I do so with the UFO connection,
39:51
and I've gotten you known, Tony Markle, he picked on me about
39:55
this a lot. So we'll talk about the UFO action. Yeah. I
40:04
think a small portion are actually UFOs that are organic in native to Earth,
40:09
that they are these fungus living. So we just did in twenty nineteen,
40:13
twenty two, twenty one, the first time ever we did high atmospheric studies
40:20
of life. We weren't expecting to find anything. So there's the there's the
40:24
ozone layer, so we lived on the stomosphere. The stratosphere is the atmospheric
40:31
level above us. We didn't expect to find any kind of life at the
40:36
ozone layer. At most, they were expecting to find fourteen species, and
40:39
they found over four thousand. Holy moly, and a lot of them were
40:45
fungus. Okay, fungus is, but they actually found platonic life. They
40:50
found all these animals and even some marine creatures like jellyfish. There's have cousins
40:53
the upper atmosphere. So the quick version of this, because I like,
41:00
I've done probably sixty hours on the mushroom UFO thing at this point. So
41:05
the quick version is that I think a long time ago, a bunch of
41:07
these fungal colonies got into the atmosphere and they formed these big bodies that everybody's
41:12
seen with the clip art. It's kind of what we put them mushroom walls
41:15
inside UFOs. I think the actual UFO itself is the organization is the thing,
41:21
like it's one thing. It's it's not aliens, but these experiences.
41:24
So if we look at Betty and Barney Hill. And this is where that's
41:29
where I get picked on a lot. We look at Betty and Barney Hill,
41:34
and they got abducted. Betty had an extremely pleasant experience. She got
41:38
shown around, She even got gifts and talk to. Barney had a horrible
41:45
experience, you know, borderline raped. All this negative stuff happened to him.
41:50
If we look at Betty and Barney's life experiences, Betty was a UFO
41:54
nut. She loved her and sister loved UFOs. She wanted to be abducted.
41:58
She talked about since she was a little girl. Barney was a black
42:01
man in a time where black men warrant supposed to have power, and he
42:05
was the postmaster in his town and the KKK was after him a couple of
42:08
times in his life. He lived a highly stressful life. So when we
42:14
talk to people about having actual psychedelic experiences with mushrooms, is that your mindset
42:20
affects your trip. So Betty, if let's say she experienced some psychedelics,
42:27
I'm not saying she took him. I'll get to that. Let's say she
42:30
experienced some psychedelics and she had a really amazing trip, and they won't you
42:35
know, and she was fine. Barney had a torture like he was tortured
42:37
the whole time because that was their mindsets going in. Now, when Betty
42:43
and Barney got back to the house, they were eventually visited by the or
42:47
the Men in Black. Now, when the Men and Black visited him,
42:52
Barney remembered one question that was odd to him that was asked. This was
42:57
asked all the time in the sixties and the seventies by the men in Black.
43:00
It was writing them smack dab in the middle of all the questions,
43:01
as he had asked him if you had any night rates in the car,
43:06
and Barney's like, well, what the hell's a night rate? He's likest
43:09
his food, like hot dogs, fertilizer or anything like that. And Barney's
43:15
like, yeah, I had two hundred pounds of fertilizer in the trunk,
43:17
and the men Black is asked if you still had it, and He's like,
43:21
no, I don't. I don't know what happened to it. It
43:22
disappeared. So in that same time frame in Chicago, there was a semi
43:28
truck driver that was hauling hot dogs that he got pulled over by a UFO
43:34
kind of similar to Betty and Barney, and he experienced this amazing thing,
43:37
but he woke up in his seat still and all the hot dogs were gone.
43:44
Oh okay for high in night rates. So we there's we've done four
43:50
or five episodes on this with all these night rate connections. So these type
43:54
of night rates that they're eating are highly nutritious food sources for fungus. Now
44:00
people ask me, is why would the mycela, Why would these fungus UFOs,
44:05
these mushromafos, Why wouldn't they just eat the people? Well, there's
44:09
if you're flying in the air, people are not the best thing to eat.
44:13
We have a lot of water, we have a lot of bone matter,
44:15
and we are heavier for the cost reward. So with animals, this
44:19
whole thing with cost reward is that the nitrate, the heavy night trate food
44:22
is worth the weight because as in weight as in the heaviness, because it's
44:28
they're getting more bang for their buck a human or stuff like that. And
44:31
we even connected it to some cattle mutulations because the organs are harvesting are highest
44:37
in iron in nitrates. Well, okay, you're picking what they want.
44:44
They're not taking thing because if you're flying. It's just like a it's like
44:47
an open ocean animal. If you're moving at high speeds, you can't gain
44:52
a lot of extra weight or you pretty much lose your whole evolutionary benefits.
44:55
So, like I said, this is a small set of UFOs. But
45:01
like I said, we've probably done sixty hours on this stuff by now,
45:04
so there's a lot. But this is just for this conversation that it's crazy.
45:08
I think that there are so some spores of these mushrooms, of mushrooms
45:14
on Earth that we know about, produce bioluminescence, and we have no idea
45:16
why. As far as we know, mushrooms can't see, so why would
45:21
they produce bioluminescence? Like they glow into dark? You know, they flash?
45:28
And secondly, oh gosh, no, I forgot where was I going
45:32
with that bioluminescence? Oh did it leave me? It's why you shouldn't drink
45:38
whiskey, kids, It's bad for you. Keep going, this is important.
45:44
So, yeah, they have bioluminescence. Okay, oh sports, Okay,
45:51
there's spores some species of mushrooms. There's spores actually have hallucinenetic properties in
45:57
them. So let's say these organisms are feeding off of byproducts of humans.
46:02
Now we've done a lot on our show, but how have you ever heard
46:06
of all these UFOs that land in dumps, that hang out around nuclear power
46:09
plants, They hang around chemical plants because a food sources for fungus. So
46:20
like, yeah, so they like there's mushrooms that eat radiator radioactive materials.
46:24
There's mushrooms that eat these chemicals out of fertilizer plants. There's and they the
46:28
dump. They literally the juice at the bottom of the dump gets super nutritious,
46:32
wo and stinky, but nutritious to them, not to us. Right,
46:38
So there's all these things to these UFOs being seen around these areas.
46:40
Like some are very important, like these nuclear bases, these nuclear power plants,
46:45
but some like the dumps, Like why are UFOs going in out of
46:49
dumps? Why do they want our trash? Well, if these are organiculophous
46:52
from Earth, they don't want to trash. They want the food products.
46:54
They want this stuff. They're they're scavenging off of our existence. And I
47:00
think they move incredibly fast. So here's the one that really get picked on
47:05
for the tik tak ufo I think is a mushroom UFO. And the real
47:09
reason why is that it moves so fast and it stops on a diamond.
47:14
It turns. It looks organic. It moves like an organic animal. And
47:17
if everybody in the chat has ever seen a dolphin playing around with the tug
47:22
boat, you know they're going right in the front. They're playing with the
47:23
problem. You know, this tugboat's moving so slow compared to this dolphin that
47:28
it's like playing with it. It's exactly what the tic tac uf phone encounter
47:31
reminds me of. Is this thing is like, Okay, I'm behind the
47:35
jet, now I'm in front of the jet. Now I'm on the side.
47:37
Now I'm board, So I take off, I go mock whatever.
47:39
You know. I think there are probably some kind of compression organism like organs
47:44
to help them propel. Uh. Yeah, is somebody yelling at me?
47:49
No, nobody's yelling at you. Keep going, We're good. We got
47:52
some trolls in the chat tonight. I can my moderators please take care of
47:54
that. I appreciate you guys. Yes, we got we got some trols
47:59
tonight. It's okay, I yelled out, it's okay, And I really
48:04
don't think this is all UFOs. I think this is like five percent.
48:07
I say that a lot. I think this is five percent of UFOs.
48:09
I think there's all the other kinds of stuff you know out there too.
48:14
Absolutely listen. I like the people in the chatter saying this is next level
48:19
stuff like this is mind blowing. Okay, Like what you're talking about tonight
48:22
is completely mind blowing. It's something I've never even thought of before. Okay,
48:28
So I'm loving it, and uh, I don't know, I think
48:31
we need to have more discussions about this actually, um, because it's it's
48:36
just it connects everything, Okay, Uh yeah, UFOs paranormal, you name
48:43
it. Absolutely yeah, No, I think it's I think it and it's
48:49
it's I don't know even how we got onto this train but on our own
48:52
page. But it's just crazy that uh, raft was made of mushrooms.
48:58
Oh, it's it's insane that all these it's just fungus have been around forever
49:07
and they're so complex. Uh the languages that they seem to have, Uh,
49:12
they're they're they're communicating information and ways we don't understand. This is so
49:17
far now, I know, we're pretty like we're cutting on time. I
49:23
know, I try to be queen. We still have we have about nine
49:27
minutes, eight to nine minutes. Does anybody have questions or do you want
49:31
me to what do you want me to talk about? Now? Okay,
49:35
well I'm actually okay. So someone has asked a red the red tide has
49:39
come up a couple of times. Actually, uh, and someone earlier asked
49:44
if the red tide was from the mycelium or the from the fungus. What
49:49
do you think? So that red tide, it's a is a it's called
49:52
it. Okay, it's a cyano bacteria, so it's a blue green algae.
49:58
Even though it's not a plant, it's an actual annibal. What happens
50:00
that the red tides is that the cyanobacteria get very agitated and they release toxins.
50:07
So when these these little back, tiny, tiny single celled organisms they
50:10
get upset, they turn red to signify to each other they're upset when they
50:15
and they release neurotoxins. When one cyanobacteria releases a neurotoxin, it doesn't do
50:22
anything because it's so tiny. The problem is is there's billions of them in
50:27
one swarm, so they're not fungus. They're actually they're a type of bacterium.
50:31
They're very simple bacterium. But yeah, so could be absolutely. I
50:39
think that I just saw very same prion disease too. Prion disease is like
50:45
the chronic wasting disease is a perfect east I got shut down again. Prions
50:52
are they're very weird, but like chronic otation disease and DearS is a perfect
50:57
example of prion disease. Is it's not called caused exactly by anything alive.
51:01
It's just like a it's like an element almost. So the big problem with
51:07
chronic wasting disease and deer is, let's say this deer is drinking water releasing
51:10
this pry on. These prions. Uh, they'll stay in that soil sample
51:15
for up to fifty years. So even if a deer doesn't visit that year
51:19
or for forty nine years, then it drinks out of that same puddle,
51:23
they'll get the prion disease like chronic wasting disease and such, and it rocks
51:29
your brain. It causes DNA fragmentation. It's it's a disease where you kind
51:32
of melt. I don't know if anybody any the chat's ever seen a deer
51:37
in the later stages of the chronic wasting, but they're like they're seizing,
51:40
their tongues hanging out, their eyes are drooping. They even have like bone
51:43
malformalities. It's very zombies, you know, and they can They're highly infectious.
51:52
So why humans are so scared of it is it has no sign of
51:54
jumping to humans, as in humans becomes to it, but if it does,
51:59
it will get super bad, super fast. So that's why humans are
52:02
trying to take care of it quick because there's not a lot of evidence that
52:07
would ever jump to primates, but if it did, it would be fatal
52:09
very quickly. Yeah. Absolutely, wow, and mad dear disease too,
52:15
Barry says, so, and yeah, you put chronic wasting disease earlier too.
52:20
I believe mad cow disease. Yeah, all that those are done through
52:24
cannibally as well. Yeah, this doesn't eat you know. I do need
52:30
a longer show. So sometimes I'm like, man, I need like a
52:32
two or three hour show for real, because we can talk about this all
52:37
night. We did an accident, we did two on accident. I don't
52:40
know, I lost you know, talkinglost one. It's almost one hour yeah,
52:46
we have a few more We have a few more minutes, So okay,
52:49
so I'm good. I'm good. They craft could have been a type
52:53
of mushroom as well as their DNA, but not sure. And maybe I'm
52:57
just saying in my personal opinion, this is all my personal opinion, that
53:00
there are a type that are originated from Earth and they are just their whole
53:07
ufo you're seeing is like a mushroom. I'm very happy we got that out
53:10
there before the movie Nope came out, because that's pretty much what nopes about
53:14
the movie. Oh, is it organic aggressive UFO from Earth that people luminous
53:22
red fungus induced orbs? I think that's kind of what some orbs are,
53:28
just like some of the ones you were seeing out in the forest could easily
53:30
be. I think it's them trying to experience our version of reality. So
53:35
we talk about in these paranormal shows all the time that we can only see
53:38
a very small section of light. You know, it's like six percent of
53:42
all light that's hitting the Earth that we can observe through the human eye.
53:45
So they're having a similar phenomena happen on the other end of the scale.
53:50
So this could be them venturing out into ours to experience the world through like
53:54
kind of like we experienced it. So it's very neat. Wow. Yeah,
54:00
you know, we've seen so many different colored orbs, and a lot
54:04
of times, like the orange orbs are red, even red, like any
54:07
kind of like oranges or red. They accompany like a sasquatch, like a
54:13
sasquatch experience. Okay, so I don't know. I mean, my mind
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is kind of racing right now. I'm trying to figure out, like because
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I used to think, well, maybe they're just manifesting out of orbs,
54:25
like maybe it's a sasquatch manifesting or something, but now now I question that.
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I don't know. I don't know anymore ways for that. I think
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there's several things that we're seeing that are sasquatched too. I don't think that
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one thing that people are seeing our sasquatch. I had a big foot counter
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and I'm pretty like mine was flesh and blood. I'm fully convinced mine was
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flesh and blood. Okay, We've had people in the show that had the
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paranormal sasquatch, they had the more supernatural sasquatch. So if you were a
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nature guardian in a way. What better friend or caretaker would there be then
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a sasquatch. Oh, it'd be your security guard. Right. So then
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they we talked about sasquatch doing these frequencies and stuff like that. They may
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be able to actually communicate with them when we can't, as in the sasquatch
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to the fungus. Yeah, think about the underground. They know everything that
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happens when you're back. Okay, absolutely security force of sasquatch that you can
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talk to instantaneously. Oh my gosh. Wow, that's that's pretty mind blowing
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because like there's so much Sasquatch are so much more connected the Earth than us
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humans are, in my opinion, so that would totally make sense. I'm
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reading. Sorry, yeah, i'm looking. I'm looking at the comments too,
55:45
because we just have a couple more minutes before we go, and I
55:46
figured maybe if anybody had any kind of questions or I think that everybody's super
55:52
happy about the show tonight. Well, we had a couple of trolls in
55:55
here, but they all came from a particular show. They must have got
56:00
sicked on us tonight, and that's okay, it happens. Do what you
56:06
have to tell me off fair, I'm curious. It's not a big deal,
56:09
trust me, not at all. So um, but yeah, this
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is squats mushrooms like they use, uh spice and dune. Yeah, I
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mean it could be something like that that we're connected with them. Yeah okay,
56:27
So wait, sovereign cosmic wild man, he's you're talking about chaga is
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key when squashing. Okay, so sasquashing okay, and uh he says that
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he eats chaga when he goes into battle, So like that must be really
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maybe it must be very powerful. Right, what's chaga? It's a type
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of mushroom. It's a type of mushroom. There's literally like one hundred and
56:52
fifty something thousand documented species. Oh my gosh, there's so many. Well
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I'm gonna go start eating more mushrooms. Okay. If I don't know,
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now I can feel kind of bad, like I don't know. I mean,
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I think and that's delivorous. I don't know. I'll tell you this
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to everybody. Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies so long as when you pick them,
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you put them in a sack that has holes so their spores can spread
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as you're walking through the woods. You're doing their job for them. They
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I don't think they're mad about that. As long as you let their spores
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fly. That's what that the fruiting body is for. Yeah, that's awesome.
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Okay, everybody loves the show, you guys, thank y'all so much.
57:30
We have the best audience and uh in the best chat, the best
57:34
moderators. Thank y'all so much for being here. Okay, so hold on,
57:38
did we cover everything? I guess we did right my list besides psychedelic
57:44
entities, but okay, well we'll talk about that again. Listen. I'll
57:47
remember you on my show I've got I've got a great channel, the crypton
57:51
Huntress and uh and I would love to bring you on there and and talk
57:54
more. We'll bring you back here on space Out Radio too. Especially,
57:58
we can bring j back on as well. Okay, So okay, so,
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58:42
I thank you for being here with me. I just loved having you
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night and take care. Okay, thank you. All right, y'all,
58:58
that was amazing. Oh my gosh. I love switching it up here.
59:01
It's not all dog Man and big Foot. Okay. We're gonna talk about
59:05
weird stuff like my Cilium networks and things like that. Okay, don't forget
59:09
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He's about to go live in about thirty seconds. Okay, all right,
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