From the dungeons of Morningstar, my name's Stretch.
And I'm Clint, and this is Prevailing Strange.
This instalment of Prevailing Strange is what
we like to call Rant and Sundry, where Clint
and I get to touch on some of the subjects that
we've previously touched on this week, or follow
wherever the tangents take us. So, yeah, if you
like what we're doing here, you like joining
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It's just a bit of finger exercise. Morgan, show
us. Tangents have you got for us? Well, I've
seen recently that – what's his name? Logan –
Jake Paul. Jake Paul, yeah. Has gone about suing
people who say his fights are fake. Really? Okay.
Yeah. So he's even got an apology out of Piers
Morgan. Okay. Piers Morgan wrote a public apology.
The thing is how – unless you come up with some
paperwork to say it's defamatory, how can you
sue somebody? He's going to have to show – how
is he going to prove in a court of law that his
fights aren't fixed? Innocent until proven guilty,
I guess, I think. But with the – the weight of
public opinion these days. Everybody knows they're
fake anyway. Well, I think the defendant has
to have, you know, the evidence. Some sort of
evidence to back up the way he said it. Yeah,
not just hearsay. Well, the way I see it is all
you've got to do is watch his fight with Mike
Tyson, dude. You see how many times Mike Tyson
stops himself from following through. Like, he
actually stops himself from throwing a punch
so many times in that fight. Unfortunately, we
probably won't find out for the next. 20 -odd
years or whatever it is. When you retire. Yeah,
until something happens. Yeah. Mark Tyson says
he's in deathbed. That's probably when we'll
find out. I didn't lose to Jake Powell at all.
It's like he's something to send my children
off for the rest of their lives. Oh, careful.
We don't want to get sued by Jake Powell. You
can have the $3 if you've got my pocket. Go for
it, pal. Actually, no, I've got a secondhand
mouse here that my son has bitten. He can have
that too. It is a Logitech mouse, which is actually
a really good mouse. I just need some superglue
to. Now, mind you, I've never found that piece
that he's bitten out of there. So either he's
swallowed it or he knew he did the wrong thing
and put it in the bin, which the other day I
was sitting there and. I was alone in the lounge
with Rach and Logan and me fucking arm stuck
to the pillow and I'm like, what the fuck's going
on here? There was a bit of clear packing tape
on me pillow. I'm like, oh, peel that off. It's
just your arts and crafting. You've stuck a bit
to me pillow. Pulled it off. No, there was a
hole there, Jeremy. He's cut it with a pair of
scissors and he taped over the hole. I'm like,
what's this shit? He's like, oh, sorry, I cut
it with my scissors and I just wanted to fix
it. Mind you, he's already tried setting fire
to the garbage bin. Did you hear that? Fucking
chestnut of a story. No. Come out to me room
one day. I was playing video games, and he's
come out of me room, and I could just smell on
him that something was burning. I'm like, have
you been smoking? He went, no, Dad, don't be
silly. I'm like, what have you been doing? He
went, nothing. Like, fucking bullshit. I got
up. The mob. You know the big swivel sweeper
mop, the big green things? One of them's got
a melted fucking patch in it. I go inside. All
the plastic bag around the fringe of the garbage
bin has been singed. I'm like, what's this? And
he goes, I don't know. I'm like, what happened
to the garbage bin? I wanted to see if it was
flammable. And what did you learn, Logan? It's
not flammable. Melt. Fuck my life. Lucky the
house is insured well. Oh, God. Douchebag. Such
a maggot. Got a question for you. Okay, I'm ready
to answer it. Would you rather see Christopher
Nolan's version of Pulp Fiction or Quentin Tarantino's
version of Interstellar? Neither. That's what
makes Christopher Nolan, Christopher Nolan, Quentin
Tarantino, Quentin Tarantino. But if you had
to choose one. Have they already been made? No,
no, no. Like just fucking hypothetical. Fucking
hell. One or the other. Do they both exist in
the world? Do I have to pick and choose one or
the other? Yeah, one or the other. Neither. I
guess a K -pop. You're a fuckwit. Nah, look.
That's what makes them pair fucking insanely
talented at what they do. Quentin Tarantino couldn't
do Interstellar. Interstellar doesn't exist.
Christopher Nolan's doesn't exist. But Christopher
Nolan exists. Yeah. And he did Pulp Fiction.
I probably wouldn't go and watch it. It's going
to be shit. You wouldn't know because you wouldn't
know the source material, the original. Oh, so
it's not a remake. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah,
like if just fucking shits and giggles, one made
the other. But who's making the other one? What
do you mean? Well, if. Either Christopher Nolan's
making Pulp Fiction or Quentin Tarantino's making
Interstellar. Who's making the other one? They've
both been made. Which one would you prefer to
watch? Who made each one? Christopher Nolan.
Made Pulp Fiction. Made Pulp Fiction. Quentin
Tarantino did. I'd watch both of them. We talk
about clipple shit for this show. This ain't
going to be it. This might be it. This might
be fucking it because you're so fucking hard
to get along with. Dude, I'd honestly watch them
both. But I'd probably be more interested in
Interstellar, Quentin Tarantino. See, it'd be
the other way around for me. Nolan's Pulp Fiction?
No. I don't think Pulp Fiction would be. I don't
think Pulp Fiction would be good if it was done
by anybody else except for Quentin Tarantino.
However, I think Interstellar could have been
done by other people because at the end of the
day. You wouldn't get that soundtrack. Yeah,
you would. Not with Quentin Tarantino, you wouldn't.
Oh, no. Fair. Fair. That soundtrack does make
that movie a lot. But then again, you wouldn't
get Quentin Tarantino's soundtrack for Pulp Fiction
either. No. So it would be Hans Zimmer in Pulp
Fiction. All the kind of hallmarks of. Ah, damn.
Imagine Interstellar was Quentin Tarantino's
vision. It was just all red and white and feet.
No, I'm still sticking with it. Quentin Tarantino's
Interstellar. Fucking the robots say racial slurs
and stuff. Doll down the racist. What's your
racism setting at, Cass? 98%. Let's doll it back
down to 75%. And it wouldn't be fucking, what's
his name? Alfred fucking doing the thing. Fucking
Samuel L. Jackson. Don't go quietly. Interstellar,
motherfucker. Have you heard it? Don't go quietly
into the night, motherfucker. 100%. Samuel Jackson.
I fucking lied to you, Murph. Wow, now he's an
Australian bugger. Fucking hell. Wow. Okay, yeah.
Now I want to see it. Same. Reboot. Let's go.
I was reading this or saw a video the other day
about how Fifth Element. Yep. So Bruce Willis'
character. Yep. Dallas and the main bad. Corbin
Dallas. Corbin Dallas. And the main bad guy.
Yep. Never meet. No, they do not. That blew my
mind. Really? I was like, like the fact that
I never realised it in the past. He doesn't meet
Lulu either. He only meets the priest. Yeah.
They almost meet in the elevator scene. But,
yeah, throughout the entire movie where one is
the antagonist, the other is the protagonist,
never meet. It's fucking different, isn't it?
Wild. It's wild. The director probably didn't
think too far ahead. He was too busy swooning
the 13 -year -old. She wasn't 13. No, she wasn't.
Could have been. I don't know. But dude, no.
Queen Tarantino. Yeah. For sure. That fucking...
Die, you racist back of you. Fuck me, that is
fucking funny. If only I could meme that somehow.
You can. Which racism level it does. It's so
easy to do. I have a short for us to check out.
Oh, another one? Is it by the Raka Raka fellas?
No. No? No. So what's the short? It's up. It's
ready to rock and roll. It's that last one. It's
called Portrait of God. Is that it? Yeah, that's
it. Okay. So it's a non -existent portrait. Well,
that's a shit way of looking at it. Is this horror?
Yeah. Oh, for fuck's sake. It's a short horror
film, right? No, listen. Okay, listen. You like
watching me laugh, okay? You've said it's one
of the greatest joys of your life. Sure. Why
do you keep doing this shit to me? Because I
like seeing you shit yourself too. Did you see
what I left you in that bowl there? For everyone
that's tuning in now, before we started the podcast,
I had to go and vacate my bowels, right? It was
quite a messy affair. I've seen explosions do
worse damage. Jeremy had to take photos of it.
He's that fascinated by that poop. And go. I
said it, so it is this. What does God look like?
I'm going to show you a painting. Or rather,
a photograph of a painting. Just take a moment
and stare at it. What do you see? Black screen.
If the answer is nothing, if it just looks black
to you, don't worry, that's what I see too. But
that's not what everyone sees. The painting I've
chosen for this project is titled Portrait of
God. While most viewers see nothing, some insist
they see a person in the darkness. one that they
can describe and draw out with consistent details.
Maybe it's just a trick of the light. Maybe they're
seeing something they want to see. But how are
their descriptions so consistent? Maybe they
really are having a religious experience. Or
it was in the script. Why does God appear to
them and not us? What does God look like? I'm
going to show you a painting, or rather a photograph
of a painting. Just take a moment and stare at
it. What do you see? Is that Veronica Mars? No.
That's the void. Fuck it off. You fucking piece
of shit. Have your dog gone to re -enrupt now.
Did you fart? No. I shit myself. I can smell
it. Probably still stuck in your beard from earlier.
Fuck. Shit. It's moving, Clint. I know it's a
movie. It's moving. I'm not watching it. Where's
your guard now? You deserve this. I'm sorry.
You motherfucker. you lost me the hands look
too human death light it's penny what's clown
i don't feel so bad now look into my butthole
Holy fuck. What do you think of that, buddy?
Dylan Clark can go fuck himself. That's what
I think. See that shit, dude? Do you see that?
That's that shit I'm talking about, dude. There's
some fucking cool ideas out there, isn't there?
That was so fucking cool. This came out years
ago. Really? Yeah, so, you know, the whole, the
eye pinpricks of light in the dark. Very cool
aesthetic. Yeah, it is, dude. I like that it
wasn't in your face, like this is something truly
horrific. Yeah, it wasn't overly saturated. It
was just like. Your interpretation of the subject.
No, I agree. That was pretty good. Has your butthole
ever done this? No. Mine was just doing it a
little. Speak to me, you chocolate lips. I need
some foam on this chair because it is just flat
board. I feel like I'm creating a vacuum. And
if I stand up, it's going to be like a suction
cup. I'm going to pick the chair up with it.
Why don't you do a fart before we leave? Just
to break the seal? Just to let it go. It's like
a fucking… Plunger. Yeah, it's like a plunger.
I don't know. I didn't write the story. It's
just there. Look, that's what I'm really excited
for about the back rooms. There was a story that
Rain showed me. And she was fascinated by that
backroom sort of stuff. And it's something as
simple as you know how you've got these massive
water reservoirs, how the drainage comes down
the big walls like that and it just looks like
it falls away to nothing and it just keeps on
going forever. Yeah. So I was a young lady and
she's just sitting on this ledge. It's not a
flat. It's like rolls down. But then it keeps
going like that. So you've got the water comes
down and it rolls down like a waterfall. But
at any time, you can't climb out because there's
not a vertical wall, but it's enough for you
to have a bit of purchase on so you can sit there.
You can't move. And then eventually she starts
hearing people screaming in the distance. And
then she's looking around and there's bloody
fingernails on the thing from where they're.
And then slowly water starts trickling out of
this drain. And then just over a period of three
or four minutes, it starts dribbling a bit faster.
And then it starts getting slippery and you see
her sort of slipping a little bit and trying
to – that there just builds up that anticipation
and it's like that there. It didn't have to be
any big special effects. It didn't have to be
anything overtly gory or horrifying about it.
But that was – I put that up more than the one
we watched last week. That one was better, yeah,
definitely. I've literally got a headache. You're
talking about like creepypasta and background.
Oh, how good is creepypasta? So there was a webcomic
that came out of Japan called – have you ever
heard of this one? No. So it starts off – there's
been an earthquake, happens quite a lot in Japan,
but it's – this fault line has protruded up from
the ground. And it's like news reports of this
story and whatnot and this one person's watching
it. And what's weird about this fault line is
where they've found it out in the middle of the
fucking forest is there's these perfectly like
cookie cutter shapes of human beings. Right.
Hundreds of them along this fault line. What
is it? It's fucking this mystery and everyone's
talking about it or whatever. Story kind of goes
on a little bit. Anyway. They get closer to it
and people have been turning up to this site
and they're trying to close it down because people
have been going into these holes, claiming that
they see one and they're like, that's my shape.
Intrinsically, I know I fit in that. It's mine
and they go into it. You see them disappear into
these fucking person -shaped holes, just disappear
into the mountainside. And they're like, what
the fuck? What's happening here? Why are people
drawn to this? Why are they going into it? And
eventually they find the other side of this fault
line that has protruded up from the ground. And
it's all these weird fissure -like shapes. And
they're like, this is kind of weird. Until you
see one person has an eye and a distorted face.
They've walked all the way. do this fucking cookie
-cutter mould and fucking disform themselves
over the fucking length of this fucking mountain.
It's fucking weird, man. Dude, see, that sort
of shit trips me out. Yeah. Like, I say this
all the time, but I watch so much of AJ's stuff.
Like, I don't know. You still haven't watched
any Wi -Files, have you? No, I haven't. He's
even got a, like, he's put up this new thing
now. It's like a 24 -hour watch -along. Okay.
So you can tune into his YouTube channel whenever
you want and then you just pick up on the story
wherever it is and it just tells all the stories
that he's done. Yeah. So it's just a 24 -hour
watch along. I could sit there and watch them
all day. It doesn't matter how many times I see
the same story. Like there's a story of let's
just talk about the Grand Canyon now. Everybody
knows about the Grand Canyon, but does everybody
know that there's this portion of the Grand Canyon
that no one is allowed to go to? That if you
go to this part of the Grand Canyon, Black Hawk
helicopters come out of nowhere with armed forces
and everything on it and they take you out of
there. You are not allowed in there. Why? There
was apparently stories going on that there's
fucking lizard people there and the American
government knows all about it. You laugh, but
there is facts that correlate. And there's people
that have actually been there when the armed
forces show up and they've been into these caverns
that you are not allowed to go into. There's
these caves you're not allowed anywhere near
where you get to these things and the technology
in your phone fucks up. People that have had
pacemakers, their pacemakers start skipping.
Compasses refuse to work down there. GPS refuses
to work down there. Why? Why? And why? And why
does the US government come and take you out
of there as soon as you get there? It's all hearsay.
I'm a curious skeptic, but at the same time.
I want to know. I would like to know. Let's go.
If that's true. I want there to be magic in this
world. Me too. I haven't seen it yet. In the
last six months, there's been more, what do they
call them? UAPs. Mm -hmm. Is that what they are?
Yep. Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon. Phenomenon,
yeah. There's been more UAPs in the last six
months than there has been in the history of
mankind. Is that because they don't want us to
know shit and they're like going, oh, look, there's
aliens over here. Look, look over here. We've
got UAPs and stuff. Don't look over here behind
the curtain. We've got some truly horrendous
shit. Release the Epstein files. Yeah. I want
there to be shit. I want there to be. We talk
about aliens and we talk about space and shit,
but I don't want there to be aliens in space.
What's on Earth is fascinating enough. Like,
I want to know what's at the bottom, bottom of
our ocean. Now, we're now just getting technology
enough where we are having manned expeditions
to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Man, some
of the submersible pictures that come back of
these alien -looking fucking things down there,
man, are wild. Have you seen that? This came
out years ago, and it wasn't that far down. It
looked like a squid, but it weren't a fucking
squid. Oh, dude, it looks truly horrifying. But
this is what I want to know. I want to know what
the fuck's down there. I want to be a billionaire
just so that I can hire a submersible to take
me down there and pay me three of our friends
and maybe an Xbox controller. and we just go
down there and have a look. Don't worry about
the cracking and the popping of the carbon fibre
tube that we're in. Don't worry about that. The
fact that things can live that deep under that
pressure, the fact that things can live near
volcanic vents breathing nothing but sulphur,
it gives you kind of hope that they might find
things on the moon of Jupiter, Europa, which
is, they believe, just... underneath the crust
of ice, potentially. Yep. Yeah, I would like
them to tap that and see what they find. Look
at that fucking thing and tell me that's not
an alien, dude. Yeah. Come on now. Yeah. The
tentacles on that thing are over 100 metres long.
There's been some fucking weird shit that they've
found down there. Things that... Like transform
shape completely. Yes, sir. Not just jellyfish,
blah, blah, blah. No. It changes shape like a
cuttlefish but looks like a jelly. Congressional
hearings. Aliens exist and they're in our oceans.
And that was updated November 15, 2024. That
just looks like something out of a video game.
That's fake. Yeah, that's fake. Yeah. And this
one could be real though. Yeah. In my heart.
Oh, dude. Underwater Xenomorphs, let's go. Yeah.
Oh, man. Some of the things that Jeremy Corbel
has been bringing to the fore. Yeah. Pretty interesting.
Another thing that fries my noodle is, fuck,
please hold. Yeah. Did you see that there's a
Harvard professor talking about this interstellar
object that's entered our solar system and it's
coming by Earth? So his kind of speciality is
talking about what if it is extraterrestrial.
Yep. So he wrote a paper on it, this thing coming
in from fucking who knows where, and he's saying
in the paper he's saying that there's like very,
very, very small chance that this is hostile
alien. But his kind of whole thing is theory
on if it is. Yeah. So these papers have been
picking up. and putting out these fucking headlines
like Harvard professor says interstellar object
is aliens. The one that's coming in at insane
speeds at the moment. Stupid speed, yeah. So
they're all quoting parts of his paper saying,
oh, he's a Harvard professor. He's saying it's
definitely this and it's definitely that. He's
not a Harvard professor, is he? No, he's a professor.
Bullshit. But it's all theoretical. Right. So
his paper is based on in the. theoretical case
that it was this, this, this, and this. He's
not saying it is at all. He says there is next
to no chance that it is. It's just all theory,
you know, hypothetical, if it was. But they're
picking it up as Harvard professor says it is.
Yeah, man. And, like, it's crazy. So that's like
I watched – did you ever see George Knapps? interview
with Joe Rogan and did you watch the Jeremy Corbell
and the, what's the general's name? Can't remember
his name, but he was the US general in the Navy.
And then you had Bob Lazar. All this shit that
Bob Lazar has been saying for fucking 30, 40
years, right? Over 40 years. Now. Everyone's
like, oh, Bob Lazar's crazy, he's this, that
and the other. That motherfucker hasn't earned
a cent, right? He's wrote some books. Wrote some
books. Has a little science shop in Tucson, like
Texas or some shit like that. It's Arizona. Arizona,
sorry. You've been to America more than anybody.
I'm not even sure it's in Arizona, but wherever
it is, a little science shop. So things that.
He had kind of divulged in the 80s. It's fucking,
everything's coming out now. Have come out like
patents and stuff like that, like legit technology
that he said at the time. That element. Element
217. That he supposedly has. He gets raided to
this day by the FBI and CIA. And everyone's like,
oh, no such fucking thing. They found it, dude.
Did they? They created element 217. I think it's
element 217. But they said that it occurred naturally
in these ships that they were finding. But he
was, they were able, element 115. Yeah, right.
Yeah. And so this is what they were saying, that
he said that they had this element 115. Like,
oh, it's an actual thing. We've seen it. He used
to take friends and family out for these UAP.
They're clearly not UAPs because they've been
identified by the US government and they were
flying around Area 51. And he used to take his
friends out and they'd watch these flight experiments
that they were doing once every month. And until
he eventually got chased off by the men in suits.
Yeah. I do like that. It's fascinating as fuck,
dude. That Jeremy Corbel's Bob Lazar documentary,
what was it called? Unidentified? Yeah. Yeah.
Get me found on Netflix. It's a good watch. Go
watch it. It is a good watch, down to the point
where they're like, oh, no, he never worked for
fucking this place and that place until they
find that phone book that has his name in it
and it's been scrubbed from everything else.
Man, that lends weight to the whole thing. If
the government's coming in and saying, no, he's
never been. to these sites. He's never worked
for the US government. And then he's like, but
I have. I've worked with this guy. I worked with
that guy. I went to there. I was on these planes.
And now everybody knows, it's a public record,
dude, there are planes that take off from the
Las Vegas airport every day. And they return.
They've got no numbers. They've got no flags.
They've got no identifying marks on these planes
whatsoever. Similar to the planes that hit the
9 -11 towers, if you would have anything to believe
about that. Jeremy believes that 9 -11 was not
an inside job. No, I'm on the fence. I don't
know. It's a big fence. Some would say that it
may even border Mexico. But, like, the whole
thing is the, what did they say, the evidence
isn't there for 9 -11 being a conspiracy because
how would you hold back so much information from
the greater populace, right? If you haven't got
99 .9 % of the people that are involved in this
thing on lockdown. Now, even Bob Lazar said on
that Joe Rogan podcast that he had his phone
tapped. The US government knew that his wife
was unfaithful before he knew. And that's why
he ended up getting a sack from, not sector 7,
that's Transformers. Yeah. Skunk Works. Yeah.
And he was let go because he was a liability.
Yeah. Because he's like, oh, if this little psychopath's
out going through a divorce, what's he going
to divulge? But he knew shit, dude. And he has
literally come out and said, look, man, I know,
but I haven't told nobody. And then people keep
– like George Knapp kept asking, Jamie Corbell
kept asking. They're like, oh, dude, come on,
come and do interviews, this, that, and the other.
He's like, no, I don't want to because it's just
too much hassle. Yeah. And they're like, dude,
we've got Joe Raggett. He's one of the biggest
podcasters in the world. You should come on and
do a show with us. He's like, fuck it, Ryder.
And then he'd come on and he disappeared again.
And then he made his TV show, his documentary,
and I'm like, dude, this is trippy as shit. Yeah.
Some of the things that Jeremy Corbill's brought
to light, so there's three main videos, Tic Tac.
Go Fast. Go Fast and Gimble. Gimble. Yeah. And,
you know, fighter pilots who corroborate. what's
going on, we're there, whatnot. People who were
in the Navy at the time, still active, some of
them talking about how they engaged these UAPs.
They're not saying they're alien. They don't
know what they are, but they're fucking, they're
dipping into water and disappearing when something
flying that far shouldn't be able to do that
type of thing. Change direction instantaneously.
And then one of the other ones I saw was the,
They were doing like war games off the east coast
of America. It popped up 65 nautical miles away
in six seconds. Yeah. Well, it was, no, so it
was a bunch of ships and they saw like hundreds
of drones. Oh, really? And they were that far
away from any kind of land that they like. Can't
be drones, can't just be. They wouldn't have
the, yeah. Wouldn't have the capability of being
out there and these things buzzed them and they
got video footage of them and buzzing them and
it was like a whole kind of moment in time these
things were around for and then they just disappeared.
Fuck yeah. Man, there's some fucking wild stories
and even if 1 % of them is real. Yeah. That's
it. Well, I watched this episode of the Corridor
Crew the other day. Have you ever heard of the
Corridor Crew on YouTube? So they're a bunch
of, they do special effects. VFX artists, all
of them. So they were doing a, it was like a
debunking session for Alien and all that sort
of stuff. You know how when there's shit tons
of videos of it and it's the triangle. And they
always seem to be moving in one direction, right?
Yeah. These triangle lights. Actually, there's
a website that you can go to now which will tell
you the path of satellites. And you can see in
any time in space and any time on Earth where
them satellites are, what they're going to do,
the correlation between the sun, the moon, everything
else. They actually debunk these. Pyramid lights
and these lights that seem to travel in one direction.
So what it is is that satellites are going around
the Earth insane speeds all the time. They've
always got reflective panels. When the sun is
on the opposite side of the Earth, what you are
seeing is that satellite going past your visual
cue at that one instance where the sun is reflecting
off it and beaming into your light. Yeah, that's
how you see satellites. Yeah. Yeah. But that's
what them lights are. They're not actually UFO,
UAP, alien spacecraft or anything like that.
It is simply the sun is in the perfect spot to
reflect light off that satellite's panel. But
the fact that there are so many satellites, every
time it goes past, it looks like it's rotating.
The light's rotating. But it's not. It's just
catching that light and taking it, that little
bit in your eye that you're seeing. Something
as simple as that. Man, I don't know. I've seen
plenty of satellites go past before. They just
look like shooting stars. Yeah, yeah, but the
bigger the satellite and the more concentrated
the light and depending on the angle of the refraction
of the light is how bright and how concentrated
the light is going to be. I've seen the ISS go
over. Yeah. The biggest thing in our sky. Yeah.
It just looks like a star. Sun's bigger. The
biggest object in our sky, not our night sky.
Sun doesn't come out at night. Atmosphere. Atmosphere.
Fuck it. Clip it. I love trolling you, motherfucker.
It's the biggest thing in our atmosphere. And
it just looks like a star. Hang on. I'd rather
show you. I'm probably explaining it really bad.
But, dude, you've got to watch these guys. They're
really good. So, yeah. Yeah. And the thing is,
he goes on to explain about the websites that
you can now access where you can tell what satellites
they were, what time they passed by, where you
were standing, and it'll tell you what it was.
Yeah. Pretty cool. I've done it before. That's
what you call me bullshit for. No, that video
there, that section, that doesn't look real to
me. But it doesn't look like a satellite either.
Would it make you feel better to know that that
one piece of footage was filmed from five different
viewpoints? I will go back and watch it and assess.
Yeah, assess. But it fascinates me, dude. I don't
care. I honestly – will I care if aliens are
real? Not really. Will I care if they – Are real?
Not really. But this whole thing fascinates the
shit out of me. I'm more worried if there isn't
anything out there. Why the fuck are we here?
Exactly. It's the part that doesn't make sense.
There is no discernible way that there is this
whole thing. And, you know, have you seen – what
was it? James Webb Telescope is the biggest fucker
we've got now, isn't it? that can see behind
the sun. It's not the biggest. It can see the
furthest. Yeah. That's how you can see behind
the sun. Have you seen the galaxies that are
behind our sun? The biggest photo ever taken
has more galaxies in it than you can count. Yeah.
So the James Webb Telescope, the first kind of
big photo revealed. Big photo. If you hold your
thumb up full length of your arm to the sky,
your thumbnail. in the night sky is not even
like it's not even as big as your thumbnail.
That's the section of sky it's looking at. Yeah.
And you have a look at it and it's like some
stupid fucking size picture and it has millions
of dots in it. It's hundreds of gigabytes of
data in that photograph. It's ridiculous. What
the fuck, dude? Yeah. So it was like four years
or something that it was focused on that one,
like you said, one thumbprint so it absorbed
all that light. for as long as it did, right?
There's no way on earth, dude. It can't be. It
can't be real. It can't. You cannot sit there
and say that we are alone in this galaxy even,
not the fucking hundreds of thousands that are
out there. Yeah. They're starting to think. They're
looking. Hang on a minute. I'm getting fired
up now. You fucking idiots who think the world's
flat, stop it. Grow up. So they're looking at
the density of space now with James Webb and
all that kind of stuff and they start to think
that we might be in a pocket, in a void of like
there's not much around us and like it's not
the only place. So if you ever heard of the Boots
Void? No. So it's a section of sky, the Boots
Void, I'll put it up there, where there is just.
Are you going to put up an image of the Boots
Void? Yeah. Okay, sweet. So it's a section of
space, kind of an odd shaped fucking blob. Right.
That has nothing in it. So when they look at
like. Fucking what? It has nothing in it. I can't
wait for you to release that. I'm sorry. I'm
sorry, guys. Like the James Webb telescope takes
this photo. It's bullshit of like deep space
and you get fucking heaps of stuff. The James
boot void. It's literally a patch of space. What
the shit? That has nothing in it. Yeah, it's
one of the weirdest things out there. I'm genuinely
surprised they didn't point James Webb at it
first. Yeah, there's nothing there. Why is there
nothing there? Dude, there's galaxies. These
are all fucking galaxies here. On the edge, yeah.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. That's
just me there counting. Yeah. Galaxies. And then
there's this. There's nothing there. People theorize
that, you know, it could be some kind of doomsday
thing. Why? Why would there be? Why is that vacant
block? Why would you have a hole in a beach?
A hole with nothing in it, in a beach. The beach,
every bit of sand is a star in the sky. And there's
just a fucking black hole. There's just a black
spot. Yeah, why would you have that there? That's
fucking weird, man. Yeah. What the f - Dude,
that's the first time I've heard about this shit.
I'm going home to research that. Yeah, you won't
find anything because they don't know. Government
knows. On that note, we might wrap this up here.
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