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New Mexico Desert. Was well over one hundred degrees inside
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Ancient Arrow. The NSAY studied the room for months, then
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human oh freaking hello.
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Speaker 1: For twenty one years, the Chaco Canyon chamber remained sealed.
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The compass artifact was locked in a vault somewhere in Virginia.
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Project Ancient Arrow, like so many classified operations, gathered dust
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in NSA archives. By May nineteen ninety four, Project Ancient
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Arrow was all but forgotten, but the mountain had other plans.
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A series of rock slides shook the canyon. The mountain
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seemed to be peeling back layers of itself. When the
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dust settled, park rangers found an opening, not a hole,
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a doorway, perfectly rectangular with sharp edges and right angles.
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This wasn't erosion, It was carved. The caven revealed a
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corridor that disappeared deep inside the mountain. The rangers called
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it in. Project Ancient Arrow was immediately reactivated. The NSA
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was on site within hours.
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Speaker 5: Well the NSA moos fested the east.
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Speaker 1: The military cleared the area, and five scientists arrived to
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take readings and measurements. But these weren't archaeologists. They worked
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for the ACIO, the Advanced Contact Intelligence Organization a subsection
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of the NSA. It operated beyond classified, above top secret,
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and without congressional oversight. Most senior NSA officials don't know
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it exists, and those who do don't acknowledge it. The
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ACIO likes it this way. Their specialty was technology that
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shouldn't exist on Earth, and this corridor was exactly their
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kind of problem. The passage spiraled upward through solid rock,
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not carved melted. The walls were polished at the atomic level,
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covered in glowing symbols that seemed part of the stone itself.
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Twenty three chambers branched off at regular intervals. The spiral
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formed a perfect double helix DNA carved in stone. Every
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chamber contained artifacts, paintings using pigments. Nobody could identify, musical
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instruments that created frequencies. Humans couldn't hear star charts drawn
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from somewhere else in the galaxy. The same symbols from
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the corridor were in every room. Chamber Twenty three was
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different though, no symbols, no artwork, just one artifact, a
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small optical disc.
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Speaker 4: It looked like a CD.
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Speaker 1: What you was this nineteen ninety four at probably an
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AOL disc. It wasn't an AOLCD YAU.
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Speaker 5: They were everywhere.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't a CD at all, It just kind of
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looked like one, and scientists still assumed the disc contained
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digital information, but when they tried to read it, nothing worked.
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Lasers failed, electron microscope showed only a smooth surface, but
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under certain wavelengths of light, symbols appeared, thousands of them,
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layered in three dimensional patterns, the same symbols that covered
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the walls. The ACIO couldn't decipher it. They sent the
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disc to Virginia four analysis. After almost two years of
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analyzing the ancient Arrow site, the scientists thought they'd found
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everything that X rays of Chamber twenty three revealed something else.
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A trap door buried under six inches of debris. They
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covered a shaft dropping straight down one hundred and fifty feet,
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too narrow for a person, so they lowered cameras instead.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that reminds me. I got to schedule a.
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Speaker 4: Cool and ask bee. Okay, that's enough.
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Speaker 5: What everyone over fifty should get one?
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Speaker 4: Thank you for the PSA.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's right, fellas. Get your PSA checked too, eh,
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I've got one paragraph left? Fine, fine, go ahead, She
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sweat it.
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Speaker 1: Gritch Chamber twenty four was massive, three times bigger than
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any other room. Seven groups of symbols covered the wall
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in the most complex pattern they'd seen, but there was
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no way to reach it.
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Speaker 4: The project stalled again.
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Speaker 1: Two years later, another discovery would show so that ancient
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arrow wasn't ancient at all. The discovery had nothing to
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do with the past, It had to do with the future.
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In the summer of nineteen ninety six, two college students
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were hiking near Choco Canyon, twenty four years after the
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first Ancient Arrow discovery, two years after rockslides that exposed
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new chambers. They spotted something metallic catching sunlight, not buried,
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not hidden, just sitting on the ground.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety six aolcds were still everywhere.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't an aol CD okay. The object was about
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the size of a shoe box and heavy like lead.
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Its surface showed a pattern of swirled gold and silver
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that was a three dimensional map of the exact area
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where they stood. Strange symbols covered every inch of the object,
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not carved or etched. The symbols were part of the
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metal itself. As the students lifted the object from the sand,
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both collapsed at exactly the same time, like someone had
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flipped a switch. They weren't unconscious. They were inside a vision.
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Speaker 5: Yeh did they eat mushrooms off this thing?
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Speaker 2: No? Oh, that's right, so they probably ate peote? No,
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did lick a froug?
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Speaker 4: They didn't eat or lick anything.
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Speaker 1: Just touching the box gave them a vision, but it
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gave them the same vision, a massive chamber system inside
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a mountain, twenty three rooms in a spiral pattern. They
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could smell cool air and feel smooth stone under their feet.
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Strange symbols glowed on walls they'd never seen. They can
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hear footsteps echoing their own footsteps, walking through chambers that
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existed somewhere else. When the vision ended, both students were
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on their knees in the sand, gasping like they'd been underwater.
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The experience lasted a few seconds, but to them it
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felt like hours. Wrapped the artifact carefully, neither wanted another experience.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, nothing's rising at bit trip, Are they right?
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Speaker 4: I don't know what you're talking about?
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Speaker 5: Gem And yes, yeah.
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Speaker 4: Do please please? There are kids watching?
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Speaker 5: Yeah right right? Are you sorry?
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Speaker 2: Sorry?
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Speaker 4: Kids?
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Speaker 5: By big trip, I just mean a weekend in.
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Speaker 1: Port length be nice anyway, They brought the shoe box
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artifact to their archaeology professor, but when he touched it, nothing,
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no visions, no reaction. Whatever happened to his students didn't
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happen to him. He noted the unusual metal composition and
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the unknown symbols. He uploaded the findings to academic databases
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to see if anyone recognized this artifact. Unfortunately for the professor,
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somebody did. The Internet was still new to most people
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in nineteen ninety six, but it wasn't new to the
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NSA or its secret internal division, the ACIO. Since Ancient
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Arrow reopened in nineteen ninety four, the ACIO had been
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monitoring public and private network for certain keywords and images,
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unidentifiable symbols, unusual metal compositions, reports of induced visions. The
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professor's research triggered every alert. Within four hours, federal agents
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were in his office. They confiscated the artifact and made
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the professors sign a stack of non disclosure forms. The
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agents added a few threats about national security, treason, and
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prison just to be clear. The object went directly to
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doctor Jamison Nruda, acio's top linguist and technology specialist, the
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same man who'd been trying to decrypt the optical disc
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for two years. This artifact would show him what he'd
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been missing. The symbols weren't a language, they were instructions.
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The vision artifacts sat on the table in Nruda's lab
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and did nothing. The two students had experienced vivid hallucinations
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visions of the ancient Arrow chambers, but here in Acio's sterilab,
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the artifact was just an unusual metal object covered in symbols.
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Naruta understood why it didn't work proximity effect. The artifact
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needed to be near the ancient Arrow site. The location
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was in this world pattern on its surface. Only about
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fifty people on the planet know about this location, and
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he was one of them. So one puzzle solved, But
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Naruda was fascinated by something else. The symbols on the
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artifact matched symbols from the chambers, not exactly, but close,
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like different dialects of the same language. Then it hid
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hi and it reached for the disc. The optical disc
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from Chamber twenty three didn't look like much, about the
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size of a CD, but thicker, not quite glass, not
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quite crystal. When Acio's standard decryption tools failed, Nruda took over.
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Speaker 4: That was almost two years ago.
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Speaker 1: Mathematical sequences, quantum algorithms. Even zen Me Acio's quantum computer
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built with alien technology couldn't crack this thing. Zemi made
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the best supercomputers on Earth look like pocket calculators. Still nothing,
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what alien technology?
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Speaker 5: Yep.
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Speaker 1: The Acio had an alliance with an alien race called
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the Cordium. Their home planet is fifteen thousand light years away.
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Doctor Niruda was fluent in over thirty languages plus twelve
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extinct ones. He was an expert in data encryption, compression storage.
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He also possessed genius level knowledge of mathematics, quantum systems, music, philosophy, biology,
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and cosmology. His IQ had been enhanced through genetic modification,
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standard procedure for Core ACIO scientists. The modifications raised intelligence
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by five hundred points or more, all courtesy of their
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alien partners. Naruda repeated himself, this time out loud, different
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dialects of the same language. The symbols on the artifact
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weren't random, They formed a sequence. When he compared them
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to the chamber paintings, a pattern emerged. Each painting contained
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one unique symbol. The artifact showed him what order to
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arrange the symbols. Naruda input these symbols into Zemi as
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ancient Samarian words spoken in sequence from Chamber one to
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twenty three. Then Zemi wored to life. Eight thousand pages
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of data flooded the processors, text diagrams, starmaps, genetic sequences,
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all of translations in English and sixty other languages. Doctor
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Naruda had been with Acio for fifteen years. Not only
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was he aware of alien races on Earth, he spoke
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five of their languages. He could read four more. He
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thought he'd seen everything. He did not see this coming.
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The creators of the disc called themselves Wingmakers, and the
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Wingmakers weren't aliens. They weren't an ancient civilization. They were
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humans from Earth, and they were sending us a warning
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from seven hundred and fifty years in the future. According
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to the Disc, humanity developed time travel in the twentieth century,
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not for exploration for survival. These future humans were on
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a timeline where Earth gets invaded by synthetic beings called
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the Animus. The Animus wore more than just machines. They
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were an android race with artificial intelligence, driven by one
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obsession to become soul carriers to achieve immortality, but they
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lacked organic nervous systems. The very thing needed to carry
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a soul's higher frequency. So they needed our DNA not
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just to reproduce, to evolve, and they didn't choose Earth randomly.
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Were a genetic library. Our DNA carries something rare in
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the universe, a full range of emotions, the key to
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the human soul. Wanted our source code, the original blueprint
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of human genetics. And they'd been here before three hundred
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million years ago and again about nine thousand years ago.
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Both times they found humans too primitive for their needs.
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But they were scheduled to return in twenty eleven, and
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this time they'd find us useful. The timeline was specific.
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First infiltration that appear as friends, advanced beings here to help.
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They'd work with the United Nations to bring stability to
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Earth by creating a global governing.
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Speaker 4: Body one government YEP. The group is called the.
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Speaker 5: Incannabula another way for Illuminati.
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Speaker 1: YEP, and their plan is to control the world's money,
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supply and natural resources. These would be distributed by the Incannabula,
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who are android human.
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Speaker 5: Hybrids and you and check clears swab for why is.
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Speaker 1: They would implement a paperless electronic currency that tracks the
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spending habits of everyone on Earth. This would give the
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incannabula insight in to individual affairs and allow them to
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manipulate global events. By twenty eighteen, the Incannabula would be
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running the world. But this future could be avoided. The
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disc explained how what we perceive as normal biology is
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actually a suppressed version of our full genetic potential. Humans
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have twenty three pairs of chromosomes. The wingmakers claimed, we
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can activate twenty four, and here's why that mattered. The
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atomis can only harvest from standard human DNA our current
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twenty three chromosome pairs. Humans with twenty four activated chromosome
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pairs would be useless. Like incompatible software. Seven sites around.
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Speaker 4: The world would trigger this activation.
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Speaker 1: It could be done simply through meditation, as more people
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meditated dormant DNA would activate first two pairs, than four,
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than twelve, eventually all twenty four. And the disc had
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another solution, use time travel to stop the animus from
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ever finding her. So humanity had two defenses, one biological
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and one technological. Doctor Nruda understood the value of both options,
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but Acio's leadership was split. Half wanted to use technology,
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half wanted transformation. Neruda was caught in the middle, but
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he knew he'd have to make a choice, and the
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choice wasn't just about technology versus consciousness, was about who
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decides humanity's future. Within Acio operated an even more secretive unit,
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the Labyrinth Group. Only about one hundred and twenty people
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knew it existed. Their leader was known only as Fifteen.
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No one used real names at that level. Fifteen had
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created the Labyrinth Group with one purpose. Developed Blank Slate
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technology BST. This is time travel that could alter the pass,
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not just observe it.
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Speaker 5: Yes, they can go back and tell Fox not to
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cancel Firefly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think they'd rather use the technology to avoid
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the alien invasion.
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Speaker 2: Sure you're sure, well, but why you beg Yeah, I
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killed two birds, the aliens and Fox executives.
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Speaker 1: With the help of the Cordian. The Labyrinth Group had
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been working on time travel since nineteen sixty three. The
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Cordium provided everything, the quantum computers, the genetic modifications that
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gave ACIO scientists their enhanced abilities. The Quordium also warned
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about the Animus threat decades before the disc confirmed it,
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and the Labyrinth Group had accumulated wealth outside government oversight
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that had more money than most small nations all focused
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on time travel, because if you can travel back and
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change key events, you could prevent the atomist from everyfinding Earth.
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Change the right moment in the past, and the future
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threat disappears. But now the Wingmakers offered a different solution,
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evolution through consciousness, instead of technology becoming something the animists
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couldn't use, instead of erasing them from a timeline. Two paths,
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both claimed to save humanity. Fifteen saw them as complimentary use.
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Both developed BST while activating dormant DNA coverall bases. Doctor
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Neruda saw it differently. The more he learned about the
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Wingmaker's philosophy, the more he questioned changing the past. The
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Wingmakers weren't just sharing technology, they were teaching transformation. For
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three years, Nruda had translated the Wingmaker's information, the technical data,
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the philosophical writings, the warnings. With each translation, something changed
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inside him. The Wingmakers weren't just sharing information, they were
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selecting their spokesman him. When he reported this belief to
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his superiors, the response was immediate Psychiatric evaluation.
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Speaker 4: Security Review.
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Speaker 1: Fifteen decided Neruda's growing belief in consciousness based evolution could
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not be allowed to spread through the acio. The solution
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was simple, givenaru Uda and MRP Memory restructure procedure. This
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would erase his memories of the Ancient Hour Project standard
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protocol for personnel who became compromised. Neruda had done these
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procedures himself. It was routine colleagues returned to work with
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gaps in their memories, confused but compliant, And now it
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was his turn. The MRP was scheduled for three weeks later,
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December fifteenth, nineteen ninety seven.
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Speaker 4: He marked it on his calendar.
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Speaker 2: He put his own mind wipe in his calendar. Yep, Tuesday,
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dentist Wednesday, mind like Thursday. Yoga Guy's got ice wood
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in his bins?
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Speaker 1: He did, but he was not going to let them
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take his memories. He had three weeks to come up
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with a plan. Doctor Nruda had three weeks before they
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erased his mind. He spent those weeks watching his colleagues
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differently brilliant minds trapped in a philosophy of control. Every
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problem required a technological solution, Every threat demanded superior firepower.
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The idea that humanity might transform itself through consciousness. That
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seemed impossible, but consciousness was the one thing. The atomis
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couldn't harvest synthetic beings needed genetic material, not awareness. The
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Wingmakers understood this. On December thirteenth, nineteen ninety seven, during
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a routine shift change, doctor Jamison Neruda walked out of
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the ACIO facility. No elaborate escape plan, no security breach.
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He understood their systems well enough to slip out during
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a brief surveillance gap. By the time they noticed he
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was gone, he'd already have destroyed his traceable implants and
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begun searching for someone willing to hear an impossible story.
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Two days later, he made contact with the journalist named Sarah.
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He had a lot of information to share in less
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than twelve hours before the next remote viewing sweep would
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find it viewing sleep. Oh yeah, the ACIO had a
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team of psychics on staff.
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Speaker 5: Yes they did.
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Speaker 1: There's so much more to this story, which is why
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we'll be revisiting it from time to time.
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Speaker 5: Anyway.
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Speaker 1: Naruda promised to tell Sarah everything about the Acio, with
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the Labyrinth Group, the Cordium Alliance, Humanity's hidden history and
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potential future, but most importantly, who the Wingmakers were and
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what they really wanted. They weren't time travelers trying to
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save humanity from invasion.
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Speaker 4: They were teachers.
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Speaker 1: The anomous threat was real, but it served a larger
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purpose crisis forces evolution. The approaching danger would push humanity
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to activate dormant capabilities, not through technology, through higher consciousness
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than humans would be useless to the animus. Nruda had
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twelve hours to convince Sarah, twelve hours to plant the
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seeds of transformation, twelve hours before the ACIO found him
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and took his mind. Doctor Jamison Neruda was having trouble.
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Finding someone to hear his story was harder than escaping.
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Academics wanted credentials, Journalists wanted proof.
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Speaker 2: Yeh Jering the list demanding proof. I remember those days journalists. Sarah,
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he never learned her last name was his fifth to tenth.
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When they met in a diner outside Sacramento, he had
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twelve hours before the next remote viewing sweep. He gave
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five long interviews, enough to expose the ACIO, the Labynth Group,
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the Cordium Alliance.
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Speaker 1: But as Nruda began talking, he realized that conspiracy wasn't
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the real story. The real story was transformation. Nruda explained
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how the Labyrinth Group approached everything backwards. They saw consciousness
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as a problem to overcome with better processors. They saw
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time as something to control rather than understand. The Wingmaker
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suggested defense wasn't about building bigger weapons or rewriting history.
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It was about becoming unharvestable through higher consciousness. Sarah recorded everything,
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the technical specifications, the philosophical frameworks, the countdown of twenty eleven,
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but Naruda could see her struggling with the same question.
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Everyone asked, why should anyone believe this? He had no proof.
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The artifacts remain locked in acio vaults, the disc translations
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existed only in classified systems. His enhanced genetics couldn't be
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verified without special equipment. All he had were words, and
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eleven months later, those words appeared online on a wingmaker's website,
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but the details it changed. The Hiker's discovery date shifted,
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character names morphed, and the Wingmaker's teachings were now available
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for the low low price of seventeen.
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Speaker 5: Ninety nine, Yeah Noll.
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Speaker 1: The man behind the Wingmaker's website called himself James. Later
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he'd reveal his full identity, James Mahu from the Lyrics
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Teaching Organization. November nineteen ninety eight, eleven months after Neruda's defection,
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the Wingmaker's website appeared online anonymous at first, no author,
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nobody taking credit, just the story of ancient Arrow, the Acio,
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and humanity's potential future, free for anyone to read. The
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site included Neruda's interviews renamed doctor Anderson in this version,
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and there were pictures of art from the Chambers music Wingmaker's.
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Speaker 4: Philosophy, all available for free.
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Speaker 1: Then things started changing. December ninth, nineteen ninety eight, Wingmakers,
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LLC was created in Minnesota, The owner Mark Temple, based
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in the Dina. A month later, subtle changes appeared on
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the website. The hiker's discovery date shifted from nineteen seventy
26:46
two to nineteen ninety six. The chamber count increased from
26:49
twenty three to twenty four. Doctor Neruda became doctor Anderson.
26:53
The changes were small, easy to miss unless you were
26:56
paying attention. The transformation accelerated in two thousand one. March
27:01
brought the first commercial product, seventeen dollars and ninety nine cents.
27:05
By the end of the year, what started as a
27:07
free revelation had become a whole product line music CDs
27:11
priced at one hundred and eight.
27:13
Speaker 5: Dollars bucks for CD, YEP and telling you merch is
27:18
way too cheap.
27:19
Speaker 4: No, it isn't.
27:22
Speaker 1: The website sold art reproductions, philosophy collections, complete packages with
27:27
bundled discounts. James finally revealed himself through email interviews. He
27:31
claimed the identity Mahunahi, a translator for the lyricist teaching organization,
27:37
not from outer space, but not quite human either. He
27:40
described using sensory bylocation a technique for gathering information across dimensions.
27:47
He positioned himself as a translator, not a creator. The
27:50
wing Maker's material were real. He didn't write them, He
27:53
just made them accessible. But the changes kept coming. The
27:57
Cordium's home planet moved from fifteenth thousand light years away
28:01
to fifteen million. Scientific details were updated to match current theories.
28:06
New websites popped up, Event Temples dot org, Lyricists dot org,
28:10
Sovereign Integral dot org. Each site added details to the story,
28:14
and each offered more products. The original story, Doctor Neruda's
28:18
was buried under spiritual teachings and expensive merchandise. Years later,
28:23
James would describe the Wingmaker's materials with a specific word,
28:27
not history.
28:28
Speaker 4: Not revelation.
28:29
Speaker 1: He called it mythology. Mark Hempel remained silent. He managed
28:34
the business side, while James handled mythology. Together they transformed
28:39
a conspiracy story into something else, something less specific, something
28:43
less verifiable, but something much more profitable.
28:55
Speaker 4: We've got desert.
28:56
Speaker 1: Canyons with secret labs, time traveling humans warning about synth invaders,
29:01
alien alliances, DNA activation, humanity, salvation through consciousness. The Waymaker
29:07
story has it all, and we just scratched the surface.
29:11
But is any of this true?
29:12
Speaker 5: Well?
29:13
Speaker 1: The New Mexico Cultural Resources Information System contains no record
29:17
of any ancient Arrow site. Over eight hundred archaeological projects
29:21
have been documented near Chocoal Canyon since nineteen fifty two.
29:24
Not one project mentions mysterious chambers. No museum anywhere has
29:29
a single Wingmaker artifact, no peer reviewed paper.
29:32
Speaker 4: Discussed the discovery.
29:33
Speaker 1: The NSA has never acknowledged, and Advanced Contact Intelligence Organization
29:38
ACIO appears on no government documentation, classified or declassified.
29:43
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if ACI is real deep.
29:47
Speaker 1: Covet tricks, that's true, But so are the story contradictions.
29:52
The Wayback Machine shows all the changes to the dates, names, locations.
29:56
These aren't clarifications, their rewrites. Then there's the money. Wing
30:01
Makers LLC, registered December nineteen ninety eight, free content transformed
30:06
into premium products. The wing Maker's revelation had become a
30:09
business model. But despite all the problems with the story
30:13
and all the products for sale, the wing Maker is
30:15
built devoted. Following twenty five years later, there are still
30:19
thousands of followers. They know the story is debunked, they
30:23
don't care. Still they report personal transformations, expanded awareness, life changes.
30:29
Speaker 5: Now.
30:29
Speaker 4: Is this just a placebo effect or something more?
30:33
Speaker 1: I don't think it matters if people are getting value
30:36
for their money. I don't have a problem with it.
30:38
That's why when I read the James Mahu was a
30:40
fraud running a scam, I pushed back, because a scam
30:45
really all depends on your point of view. James himself
30:48
called the materials mythology, not history, not journalism. Mythology. That's
30:53
an important word and probably why James shows it. Since
30:57
before we had written language, we evolved stories. Our culture
31:01
from the very beginning was built on mythology. Cave paintings
31:05
taught the next generation how to hunt. Tribal elders told
31:08
legends that explained seasons. The stories told in religions shaped
31:13
entire civilizations. Stories have always pushed humanity forward. Jules Verne
31:18
wrote about submarines, We built them.
31:20
Speaker 5: Arthur C.
31:21
Speaker 1: Clark imagined satellites, We launched them. Star treks showed communicators
31:25
and video calls, and we use those every day. The
31:29
Wingmakers might be fiction, but it pointed people toward legitimate
31:33
research epigenetics, consciousness studies, the connection between mind and matter.
31:38
Thousands took up meditation, studied quantum physics.
31:42
Speaker 4: Why did they do this? Because the Wingmaker's.
31:44
Speaker 1: Story is powerful, and powerful stories always have a hint
31:48
of truth. The chambers never existed, the artifacts were imaginary,
31:53
the time travel was fantasy. But the Wingmaker's story contains
31:57
one undeniable truth. We're capable of more than we know.
32:01
I believe that's true. I think you do too. That's
32:05
why you're here watching this show. You have questions. You
32:08
have questions about what's hiding in our government, our society,
32:11
on our planet, in our reality. And now that we've
32:14
started asking these questions, we'll never stop. So maybe the
32:18
Wingmakers never existed, but what they started it's everywhere. Thank
32:30
you so much for hanging out with me today. My
32:32
name is Aja.
32:33
Speaker 4: Thatsyclefish yea Ben.
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you epos and a parent number of bards as well
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Speaker 6: So I'm saying in the eyes.
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Speaker 3: Then another conspiraous theory becomes the truth, my friends, and
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it never ends.
35:34
Speaker 5: No, it never ends.
35:44
Speaker 4: Appeared the crab guy and got stuck inside man's home
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with them.
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Speaker 3: Chatra appeal only to overwhere did Stanley Kubrick fake the
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moon landing alone on a film set?
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Speaker 3: To dwelling.
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Speaker 6: I just thought the smiling man I'm.
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Speaker 5: Told and his name was cold A killing me.
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Speaker 7: With the bens of fish on Thursday night, Wenday changing
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and when the happy home to the man, I never wheed.
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Speaker 5: What to do here.
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Speaker 7: The to wha come.
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Speaker 6: Through the man, the map man's sidings, and the solar
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stuff still come. You got the sel City under crown,
37:00
Misterie's number stations when its surf to Brocket Stocking, and
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we the dog watchers found.
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Speaker 3: Man assimulation.
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Speaker 7: You love it, The black net said a lot.
37:16
Speaker 3: Miss Camp, I'm getting with the fish.
37:22
Speaker 7: The fish on Thursday that swim day change you and
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weapons having up to the never quester, get care the
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truth to whimper M feet to the fish on Thursday,
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that swim day changing and we never a quest, get
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care the truth to Lama feet up to Bury Love.
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Speaker 2: Love, love to.
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Speaker 7: The camel loves dance when the fairly well waits in
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