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Transcript: Christ Antidote with @Koncrete

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Section 1: 00:00:01,560 – 00:00:07,270
00:00:01,560 → 00:00:07,270 something
Section 2: 00:00:07,280 – 00:00:51,430
00:00:07,280 → 00:00:12,150 new Gasolina media medicina High fire
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Section 3: 00:00:51,440 – 00:01:17,149
00:00:51,440 → 00:00:55,349 purple venomous cream seal the Seven
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Section 4: 00:01:17,159 – 00:01:22,789
00:01:17,159 → 00:01:22,789 every rose has its thorn White Snake
Section 5: 00:01:22,799 – 00:02:09,910
00:01:22,799 → 00:01:27,710 orus Gasolina media medicina High fire
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00:01:38,840 → 00:01:41,870 welcome back to Lady Babylon this is
00:01:41,880 → 00:01:43,230 initiating
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00:01:56,439 → 00:01:58,830 Danny Jones on oh chewy look already
00:01:58,840 → 00:02:02,069 spit him up there Danny Jones welcome to
00:02:02,079 → 00:02:04,910 the lady Babylon and thank you for
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Section 6: 00:02:09,920 – 00:02:45,149
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00:02:19,920 → 00:02:23,670 Babylon it's about time yeah right it is
00:02:23,680 → 00:02:26,550 right it's overdue let's get right to it
00:02:26,560 → 00:02:28,430 though let's not waste any of these
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00:02:31,080 → 00:02:33,949 we go um you just put something out you
00:02:33,959 → 00:02:37,110 just put something out and I have to say
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Section 7: 00:02:45,159 – 00:03:30,350
00:02:45,159 → 00:02:46,830 it is
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00:02:51,480 → 00:02:54,550 you will watch Congregation of Satan you
00:02:54,560 → 00:02:59,509 will watch Danny go through a process in
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00:03:06,159 → 00:03:08,589 I want to talk about tonight Danny I
00:03:08,599 → 00:03:12,190 want to talk about you because you're
00:03:12,200 → 00:03:14,789 sitting there in the middle of you've
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00:03:18,400 → 00:03:21,149 you've heard Dan you've you've been
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Section 8: 00:03:30,360 – 00:03:54,630
00:03:30,360 → 00:03:32,789 I saw you break through and it was it
00:03:32,799 → 00:03:36,030 was magical it was it was from Antiquity
00:03:36,040 → 00:03:40,470 it was truly classical I thought bingo
00:03:40,480 → 00:03:43,550 bingo that's it right you broke Ro you
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Section 9: 00:03:54,640 – 00:04:27,830
00:03:54,640 → 00:03:57,030 tell me something little bit about your
00:03:57,040 → 00:03:58,750 background cuz you weren't raised in a
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00:04:01,000 → 00:04:02,710 that's correct I was not I never saved
00:04:02,720 → 00:04:05,869 any souls in my childhood um my
00:04:05,879 → 00:04:09,630 background is in film making so uh when
00:04:09,640 → 00:04:13,470 I was younger I was always running
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Section 10: 00:04:27,840 – 00:05:00,670
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00:04:29,880 → 00:04:31,710 had friends who had You Know Rich
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Section 11: 00:05:00,680 – 00:05:31,270
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Section 12: 00:05:31,280 – 00:06:08,870
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00:05:50,360 → 00:05:51,350 each one of these little mini
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Section 13: 00:06:08,880 – 00:06:48,189
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00:06:12,080 → 00:06:15,029 Tears into So eventually we're just like
00:06:15,039 → 00:06:17,430 [\h__\h] it we're just gonna I'm gonna start
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Section 14: 00:06:48,199 – 00:07:28,070
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00:07:08,639 → 00:07:11,070 field well I mean that's definitely
00:07:11,080 → 00:07:13,869 where it started the art of the camera
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Section 15: 00:07:28,080 – 00:07:52,670
00:07:28,080 → 00:07:31,230 know it's so it's just it's not a
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00:07:37,120 → 00:07:39,950 know I have a family I have a lot of
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Section 16: 00:07:52,680 – 00:08:27,589
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00:08:03,000 → 00:08:04,710 turning over rocks and finding what's
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00:08:06,400 → 00:08:10,950 don't don't see on a regular basis but
00:08:10,960 → 00:08:13,550 um yeah no it's it's weird the
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00:08:20,319 → 00:08:21,950 it didn't really translate to podcasting
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00:08:26,240 → 00:08:27,589 answers your question I don't know you
Section 17: 00:08:27,599 – 00:08:36,230
00:08:27,599 → 00:08:30,629 know you haven't gone anywhere cuz still
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Section 18: 00:08:36,240 – 00:09:06,470
00:08:36,240 → 00:08:39,350 exactly you're still can't help it I
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00:09:00,480 → 00:09:06,470 you I was drawn to you like I I when I
Section 19: 00:09:06,480 – 00:09:32,790
00:09:06,480 → 00:09:08,790 first listened to your podcast with
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00:09:14,079 → 00:09:15,150 would not be able he wouldn't be able to
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00:09:25,560 → 00:09:27,030 we made it happen at the end of the day
00:09:27,040 → 00:09:28,350 that's all that m i just like telling
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Section 20: 00:09:32,800 – 00:10:04,990
00:09:32,800 → 00:09:34,550 writing
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00:09:36,760 → 00:09:39,150 cinematography um at the end of the day
00:09:39,160 → 00:09:41,750 it's all about the Muse oh and that's
00:09:41,760 → 00:09:43,949 what I did with Dan mlen I defended The
00:09:43,959 → 00:09:47,949 Muse yes yes oh my god do you hear it
00:09:47,959 → 00:09:50,829 look what happens satanic congregation
00:09:50,839 → 00:09:54,910 you poke the man and out comes the font
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00:09:57,079 → 00:09:59,990 natural it's part of our organ is M or
00:10:00,000 → 00:10:02,150 something with that we have that that
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Section 21: 00:10:05,000 – 00:10:48,870
00:10:05,000 → 00:10:07,990 everybody pay attention this is the
00:10:08,000 → 00:10:10,550 transformation this is the mystery man I
00:10:10,560 → 00:10:14,230 love this oh God that Muses everything
00:10:14,240 → 00:10:17,509 okay so let's another another thing that
00:10:17,519 → 00:10:19,550 I really loved about you when I first
00:10:19,560 → 00:10:20,750 disc when I first listened to your
00:10:20,760 → 00:10:22,150 podcast on Hamilton I started to do some
00:10:22,160 → 00:10:25,990 research on you I was just like how
00:10:26,000 → 00:10:27,550 first of all how do I not know what
00:10:27,560 → 00:10:30,509 Classics is
00:10:30,519 → 00:10:31,750 second of
00:10:31,760 → 00:10:35,710 all how are you here looking the way you
00:10:35,720 → 00:10:37,870 do performing the way you do on these
00:10:37,880 → 00:10:42,590 videos with 30 plus years of of
00:10:42,600 → 00:10:44,949 scholarship and research and reading and
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Section 22: 00:10:48,880 – 00:11:29,350
00:10:48,880 → 00:10:52,190 and and no one else knows about
00:10:52,200 → 00:10:57,269 this I was blown I was blown away so and
00:10:57,279 → 00:10:59,310 another thing is you're not out there
00:10:59,320 → 00:11:02,110 writing books trying to monetize this in
00:11:02,120 → 00:11:04,990 any way so that's another reason I was
00:11:05,000 → 00:11:07,750 really fascinated with yeah yeah yeah
00:11:07,760 → 00:11:10,590 and I told you Devil's contract man you
00:11:10,600 → 00:11:13,790 can't you got you gotta keep that solid
00:11:13,800 → 00:11:15,990 if you take any money for it you lose
00:11:16,000 → 00:11:19,750 that access to the Muse it's gone baby
00:11:19,760 → 00:11:22,629 and I don't know what the Greeks were
00:11:22,639 → 00:11:25,910 trying to teach but I think the heart of
00:11:25,920 → 00:11:29,350 that is um you can be seduced away from
Section 23: 00:11:29,360 – 00:12:01,629
00:11:29,360 → 00:11:33,430 her beauty just just for some poola and
00:11:33,440 → 00:11:35,949 it just it has a corrupting influence
00:11:35,959 → 00:11:37,550 you know what I mean it's got a terrible
00:11:37,560 → 00:11:39,470 corrupting influence okay we don't have
00:11:39,480 → 00:11:41,790 to sell anybody anything on here here's
00:11:41,800 → 00:11:44,110 what I want to do so everybody hears and
00:11:44,120 → 00:11:46,269 Danny please tell me if I'm wrong but
00:11:46,279 → 00:11:48,629 you are not part of a religious
00:11:48,639 → 00:11:50,829 organization you you have not been
00:11:50,839 → 00:11:54,310 raised religiously you you the Bible to
00:11:54,320 → 00:11:56,870 you is something new right I mean you
00:11:56,880 → 00:11:58,550 know what it is obviously but you
00:11:58,560 → 00:12:01,629 haven't been read reading it
Section 24: 00:12:01,639 – 00:12:21,670
00:12:01,639 → 00:12:04,790 right hail Satan
00:12:04,800 → 00:12:07,509 amen no I have not I've not read I'm not
00:12:07,519 → 00:12:09,350 religious at all I wasn't brought up
00:12:09,360 → 00:12:12,310 religious um I've always been fascinated
00:12:12,320 → 00:12:14,710 with religion but I've just I don't know
00:12:14,720 → 00:12:16,350 I don't know why I never decided to pick
00:12:16,360 → 00:12:21,670 up a Bible or really try to learn about
Section 25: 00:12:21,680 – 00:12:48,990
00:12:21,680 → 00:12:23,389 it just maybe because I was just lazying
00:12:23,399 → 00:12:25,350 and I knew it would take a lot of time
00:12:25,360 → 00:12:29,670 but um for that I'm thankful to you
00:12:29,680 → 00:12:31,189 being the Catalyst for me to jump down
00:12:31,199 → 00:12:32,269 this rabbit hole that I've been so
00:12:32,279 → 00:12:34,230 obsessed with for the past few months I
00:12:34,240 → 00:12:35,590 didn't know anything about this three
00:12:35,600 → 00:12:37,590 months ago when we met nothing good good
00:12:37,600 → 00:12:39,550 book was my introduction the chemical
00:12:39,560 → 00:12:42,710 Muse is my introduction to religion okay
00:12:42,720 → 00:12:45,910 okay my god do you hear okay do you hear
00:12:45,920 → 00:12:48,990 what we're doing with experiment Alpha
Section 26: 00:12:49,000 – 00:13:05,509
00:12:49,000 → 00:12:52,110 right this is patient one Danny Jones
00:12:52,120 → 00:12:55,470 somebody write this down do you see he
00:12:55,480 → 00:12:57,269 has no
00:12:57,279 → 00:12:59,790 exposure right he just G stuff that
00:12:59,800 → 00:13:02,030 flows in from whatever's in his
00:13:02,040 → 00:13:05,509 environment with holidays and whatnot
Section 27: 00:13:05,519 – 00:13:30,710
00:13:05,519 → 00:13:10,829 he's not exposed to the core text now
00:13:10,839 → 00:13:12,949 let's see what happens as we go through
00:13:12,959 → 00:13:15,829 this journey um Danny you have been
00:13:15,839 → 00:13:18,670 interviewing people who've been talking
00:13:18,680 → 00:13:21,110 about the Bible and it seems like just
00:13:21,120 → 00:13:24,870 from watching you today it seemed like
00:13:24,880 → 00:13:27,990 you had in the meantime gotten a degree
00:13:28,000 → 00:13:30,710 somewhere or something
Section 28: 00:13:30,720 – 00:14:09,430
00:13:30,720 → 00:13:34,590 what um so I know I know you're you're
00:13:34,600 → 00:13:37,949 rapidly assimilating everything um tell
00:13:37,959 → 00:13:41,550 me a little bit about um how it feels to
00:13:41,560 → 00:13:44,870 be to um you know to be engaging in
00:13:44,880 → 00:13:47,550 something that's now pequ your interest
00:13:47,560 → 00:13:49,910 and it's you know totally nerd it's you
00:13:49,920 → 00:13:52,710 know it's just plain nerd um you're
00:13:52,720 → 00:13:54,550 interviewing you interviewed a Bible
00:13:54,560 → 00:13:57,350 scholar today you interviewed a Bible
00:13:57,360 → 00:14:01,269 scholar right interviewed him about a
00:14:01,279 → 00:14:02,310 week
00:14:02,320 → 00:14:05,629 ago um but we just now it just today it
00:14:05,639 → 00:14:07,189 actually got posted on our patreon it's
00:14:07,199 → 00:14:09,430 gonna come out um on the YouTube channel
Section 29: 00:14:09,440 – 00:14:50,310
00:14:10,680 → 00:14:14,470 Monday I'm sorry having a patreon and it
00:14:14,480 → 00:14:16,829 and it's most glorious and it's most
00:14:16,839 → 00:14:19,629 glorious because I want to I want people
00:14:19,639 → 00:14:24,470 to understand um this is you and who are
00:14:24,480 → 00:14:27,590 talking to a Bible scholar this is a
00:14:27,600 → 00:14:31,670 person degree with many degrees and this
00:14:31,680 → 00:14:35,030 and that and all sorts of Specialties
00:14:35,040 → 00:14:37,670 and whatnot in a minor and classical
00:14:37,680 → 00:14:41,749 Greek um so this person is an expert in
00:14:41,759 → 00:14:43,910 the field you know that's just the way
00:14:43,920 → 00:14:46,790 it is um and you're talking to this
00:14:46,800 → 00:14:50,310 expert you're talking to this expert
Section 30: 00:14:50,320 – 00:15:22,550
00:14:50,320 → 00:14:53,110 Danny um there was a question about
00:14:53,120 → 00:14:55,470 8,000 words in
00:14:55,480 → 00:14:59,710 Hebrew um and what did you think about
00:14:59,720 → 00:15:02,350 the response that you got um if you
00:15:02,360 → 00:15:03,710 don't mind talking about I know you
00:15:03,720 → 00:15:05,629 don't want to spoil well I was kind I
00:15:05,639 → 00:15:07,550 was I mean I think he said a so what
00:15:07,560 → 00:15:09,430 happened was in the on the podcast one
00:15:09,440 → 00:15:13,189 of one of my main questions was to um
00:15:13,199 → 00:15:16,829 ask him his thoughts on what you said on
00:15:16,839 → 00:15:19,829 the podcast was that classical Greek has
00:15:19,839 → 00:15:22,550 I think between 500,000 and a million
Section 31: 00:15:22,560 – 00:15:57,470
00:15:22,560 → 00:15:26,069 unique words and that uh ancient Hebrew
00:15:26,079 → 00:15:29,030 has 8,000 unique words and I asked him
00:15:29,040 → 00:15:30,110 what his thoughts were on that and he
00:15:30,120 → 00:15:31,990 said it was uh something around like
00:15:32,000 → 00:15:35,030 880,000 or 70 he said like
00:15:35,040 → 00:15:38,269 79426 is what what his answer was but um
00:15:38,279 → 00:15:39,870 he texted me after the podcast was over
00:15:39,880 → 00:15:42,269 we should have Steve naughty I gotta get
00:15:42,279 → 00:15:44,110 we gotta get that whip for Steve but
00:15:44,120 → 00:15:48,110 Steve didn't Google it while we were
00:15:48,120 → 00:15:49,749 recording
00:15:49,759 → 00:15:52,949 Steve watching okay Steve this one's for
00:15:52,959 → 00:15:57,470 you take down and take him down oh God
Section 32: 00:15:57,480 – 00:16:36,110
00:15:57,480 → 00:15:59,910 like that Steve don't you
00:15:59,920 → 00:16:02,389 good
00:16:02,399 → 00:16:06,829 mommy Steve oh that's where the pH it's
00:16:06,839 → 00:16:09,550 Steve with with a pH you know what
00:16:09,560 → 00:16:11,870 happens Danny you totally up your
00:16:11,880 → 00:16:13,590 credibility when you start beating
00:16:13,600 → 00:16:16,550 invisible people with with things it's a
00:16:16,560 → 00:16:19,470 fantastic place to be tell me something
00:16:19,480 → 00:16:21,910 um you uh talked to him about that he
00:16:21,920 → 00:16:23,470 told you it was
00:16:23,480 → 00:16:26,509 79,000 something um there was a little
00:16:26,519 → 00:16:28,110 discrepancy right there was a little
00:16:28,120 → 00:16:32,470 discrepancy 9,400 and something yeah but
00:16:32,480 → 00:16:34,870 obviously which St I did Steve should
00:16:34,880 → 00:16:36,110 have Googled it right then and there I
Section 33: 00:16:36,120 – 00:17:04,189
00:16:36,120 → 00:16:37,910 got home I Googled it and you just
00:16:37,920 → 00:16:39,230 Google how many words are in ancient
00:16:39,240 → 00:16:40,710 Hebrew it shows you like right at the
00:16:40,720 → 00:16:44,150 top in bold eight 7,000 something 7,000
00:16:44,839 → 00:16:47,710 change check check this out check this
00:16:47,720 → 00:16:50,189 out um Danny give me your comment on
00:16:50,199 → 00:16:52,670 this this is from the Jerusalem Post the
00:16:52,680 → 00:16:54,790 Israeli Academy continuing the
00:16:54,800 → 00:16:57,069 unprecedented Revival of the Hebrew
00:16:57,079 → 00:16:59,150 language right then underneath that it
00:16:59,160 → 00:17:00,670 says in Biblical Hebrew there were
00:17:00,680 → 00:17:04,189 approximately 7,000 words modern Hebrew
Section 34: 00:17:04,199 – 00:17:30,270
00:17:04,199 → 00:17:05,909 has approximately
00:17:05,919 → 00:17:09,309 33,000 so this is not a disputed point
00:17:09,319 → 00:17:13,150 or anything this is what somebody who is
00:17:13,160 → 00:17:17,630 a scholar of those texts should know
00:17:17,640 → 00:17:21,510 very well um I'm really surprised I'm
00:17:21,520 → 00:17:23,789 really surprised that this isn't part of
00:17:23,799 → 00:17:25,789 the education
00:17:25,799 → 00:17:30,270 anymore go so when you say they're
Section 35: 00:17:30,280 – 00:17:48,510
00:17:30,280 → 00:17:34,710 7,000 unique words in the ancient Hebrew
00:17:34,720 → 00:17:37,270 language is there a difference between
00:17:37,280 → 00:17:39,150 ancient Hebrew and Biblical Hebrew would
00:17:39,160 → 00:17:41,590 there be a different number there no no
00:17:41,600 → 00:17:44,110 um they call Biblical Hebrew they call
00:17:44,120 → 00:17:48,510 it um classical Hebrew or ancient Hebrew
Section 36: 00:17:48,520 – 00:18:18,830
00:17:48,520 → 00:17:51,909 to distinguish it from Modern Hebrew
00:17:51,919 → 00:17:54,750 yeah definitely um yeah but it's all the
00:17:54,760 → 00:17:58,029 same thing he he did text me after the
00:17:58,039 → 00:17:59,830 show uh I think it was that night or
00:17:59,840 → 00:18:01,350 maybe the next morning that that he's
00:18:01,360 → 00:18:03,110 like I hey it was bugging me I had to
00:18:03,120 → 00:18:07,470 look it up and I was wrong um
00:18:07,480 → 00:18:10,510 so so he did at least recognize it
00:18:10,520 → 00:18:13,190 afterwards yes yes okay we might put
00:18:13,200 → 00:18:15,430 something on the screen to to correct it
00:18:15,440 → 00:18:17,350 or I might let him like comment below
00:18:17,360 → 00:18:18,830 the video or something so people know I
Section 37: 00:18:18,840 – 00:18:40,669
00:18:18,840 → 00:18:19,710 don't want you know people to be
00:18:19,720 → 00:18:21,149 misinformed on it but like it's a
00:18:21,159 → 00:18:23,510 podcast I say [\h__\h] that's wrong every
00:18:23,520 → 00:18:27,149 day all day no no no you don't I mean
00:18:27,159 → 00:18:29,789 yeah I'm not a Biblical scholar
00:18:29,799 → 00:18:32,789 OT it wasn't from your mouth it wasn't
00:18:32,799 → 00:18:35,110 from your mouth that's unfair um and I
00:18:35,120 → 00:18:36,669 thought your questions today were
00:18:36,679 → 00:18:40,669 brilliant absolutely brilliant um I
Section 38: 00:18:40,679 – 00:19:12,190
00:18:40,679 → 00:18:42,510 thought it was more journalism than it
00:18:42,520 → 00:18:44,870 was anything else so and you were trying
00:18:44,880 → 00:18:47,070 to cut down to get you were just trying
00:18:47,080 → 00:18:50,750 to get the reality um let me show you
00:18:50,760 → 00:18:53,029 really quick give me the next one chewy
00:18:53,039 → 00:18:55,350 um this is that Professor by the way who
00:18:55,360 → 00:18:57,110 made that statement just for people who
00:18:57,120 → 00:18:59,830 think well his sources may not be the
00:18:59,840 → 00:19:02,149 right sources this is the professor it's
00:19:02,159 → 00:19:05,510 Gabe from uh Hebrew University in the
00:19:05,520 → 00:19:08,470 knesset which is just a stone thr away
00:19:08,480 → 00:19:12,190 takes all of their all of their Hebrew
Section 39: 00:19:12,200 – 00:19:30,110
00:19:12,200 → 00:19:15,710 for modern Hebrew from him he's the one
00:19:15,720 → 00:19:16,590 who
00:19:16,600 → 00:19:19,710 standardized um modern Hebrew and it's
00:19:19,720 → 00:19:22,110 he's he does a fantastic job he's part
00:19:22,120 → 00:19:26,190 of their um National Organization to
00:19:26,200 → 00:19:30,110 promote Hebrew uh Hebrew fantastic he's
Section 40: 00:19:30,120 – 00:19:43,789
00:19:30,120 → 00:19:31,390 the one who's talking about ancient
00:19:31,400 → 00:19:34,149 Hebrew being 7,000 words long but for
00:19:34,159 → 00:19:36,470 the Greek I just wanted people to see
00:19:36,480 → 00:19:38,590 for the Greek this is from the
00:19:38,600 → 00:19:41,789 tlg and you can see that there are
00:19:41,799 → 00:19:43,789 115
Section 41: 00:19:43,799 – 00:20:30,350
00:19:43,799 → 00:19:46,029 million words right that's just
00:19:46,039 → 00:19:49,710 occurrences of words there are
00:19:49,720 → 00:19:53,830 262,000 Lita in Greek which are
00:19:53,840 → 00:19:57,510 definitions which are lexical entries
00:19:57,520 → 00:20:00,710 lexical entries right but you can have
00:20:00,720 → 00:20:02,909 one word for lexical entry and have
00:20:02,919 → 00:20:05,230 eight other Greek words underneath it
00:20:05,240 → 00:20:08,270 they're they're embodied in the same uh
00:20:08,280 → 00:20:10,870 definition so we're looking at unique
00:20:10,880 → 00:20:13,029 words that's what we want and you can
00:20:13,039 → 00:20:16,549 see they this database which is at a c
00:20:16,559 → 00:20:19,029 uh University of California this
00:20:19,039 → 00:20:22,549 database has collected all of Greek
00:20:22,559 → 00:20:24,230 literature it's called the thesaurus
00:20:24,240 → 00:20:28,310 Ling uh lingua gai tlg and look at the
00:20:28,320 → 00:20:30,350 number here it's
Section 42: 00:20:30,360 – 00:21:13,230
00:20:30,360 → 00:20:34,149 1,775 th000 Unique word
00:20:34,159 → 00:20:37,350 forms so um the question is and this
00:20:37,360 → 00:20:39,110 question is difficult for people to
00:20:39,120 → 00:20:41,350 answer and I'm going to play a clip
00:20:41,360 → 00:20:44,350 that's from a an a a debate that
00:20:44,360 → 00:20:47,909 happened just yesterday or day before CH
00:20:47,919 → 00:20:51,830 we and what H um in this the question is
00:20:51,840 → 00:20:54,350 um does it matter that there are eight
00:20:54,360 → 00:20:57,590 only 8,000 words in Hebrew go ahead and
00:20:57,600 → 00:21:01,590 roll it J um but I think last question
00:21:01,600 → 00:21:05,750 yeah what is your thoughts on the the
00:21:05,760 → 00:21:08,789 idea of Hebrew having 8,000 words and
00:21:08,799 → 00:21:11,070 Greek having what are your thoughts on
00:21:11,080 → 00:21:13,230 that and then we'll go to super chats I
Section 43: 00:21:13,240 – 00:21:44,549
00:21:13,240 → 00:21:16,909 don't know so I guess like it so much of
00:21:16,919 → 00:21:20,269 this depends on on how you're how you're
00:21:20,279 → 00:21:23,149 like the the problem of of making this
00:21:23,159 → 00:21:26,750 kind of a comparison is because Greek
00:21:26,760 → 00:21:29,350 and Hebrew like they're different
00:21:29,360 → 00:21:32,070 they're different systems different
00:21:32,080 → 00:21:35,669 systems of languages right um and
00:21:35,679 → 00:21:37,909 because of that I mean for one thing
00:21:37,919 → 00:21:44,549 Greek has
Section 44: 00:21:44,559 – 00:22:10,950
00:21:44,559 → 00:21:47,750 vowels uh Hebrew is a is is a
00:21:47,760 → 00:21:49,110 continental
00:21:49,120 → 00:21:53,149 polyglot uh and it's it's hard to make
00:21:53,159 → 00:21:56,230 this one toone comparison because words
00:21:56,240 → 00:21:58,990 in what what constitutes a word in in
00:21:59,000 → 00:22:01,590 Hebrew does different
00:22:01,600 → 00:22:05,070 things uh than in Greek and Greek is is
00:22:05,080 → 00:22:07,909 a much more flexible malleable language
00:22:07,919 → 00:22:10,950 because of thankfully
Section 45: 00:22:10,960 – 00:22:29,430
00:22:10,960 → 00:22:13,750 vowels uh because of that it's just you
00:22:13,760 → 00:22:15,950 know there there's there's things that
00:22:15,960 → 00:22:17,990 you can you can do with it that are way
00:22:18,000 → 00:22:19,590 more expensive than whatever you can do
00:22:19,600 → 00:22:22,710 with Hebrew so in that sense Hebrew
00:22:22,720 → 00:22:25,750 looks like a just a a much simpler ready
00:22:25,760 → 00:22:29,430 for this uh language right
Section 46: 00:22:29,440 – 00:23:00,510
00:22:29,440 → 00:22:33,190 okay Danny Jones um what's the feeling
00:22:33,200 → 00:22:35,549 that you get to honestly to me it makes
00:22:35,559 → 00:22:38,070 me a little bit queasy to have that big
00:22:38,080 → 00:22:41,710 of a bowl of verbal vomit but um you
00:22:41,720 → 00:22:43,830 tell me now from your perspective as
00:22:43,840 → 00:22:45,029 somebody who's
00:22:45,039 → 00:22:47,590 investigating what's going on right
00:22:47,600 → 00:22:49,710 whether or not this stuff is accurate
00:22:49,720 → 00:22:53,110 what's your impression of an answer like
00:22:53,120 → 00:22:56,909 that my impression of an answer like
00:22:56,919 → 00:23:00,510 that I mean
Section 47: 00:23:00,520 – 00:23:38,430
00:23:00,520 → 00:23:02,269 can't can't Greek and Hebrew just get
00:23:02,279 → 00:23:04,470 along why why can't they get along why
00:23:04,480 → 00:23:06,269 why do we have to be battling over
00:23:06,279 → 00:23:11,029 ancient languages in
00:23:11,039 → 00:23:15,149 2024 good point good point um yeah and
00:23:15,159 → 00:23:17,789 they can't they don't get along and this
00:23:17,799 → 00:23:21,830 is what really gets my goat about it is
00:23:21,840 → 00:23:25,510 that um these are two biblical
00:23:25,520 → 00:23:28,710 experts um and they seem to be erecting
00:23:28,720 → 00:23:30,669 wall oh you're you're talking about uh
00:23:30,679 → 00:23:34,549 Kip and Dan yes yes they they're
00:23:34,559 → 00:23:38,430 professional biblical experts CNN
Section 48: 00:23:38,440 – 00:24:16,950
00:23:38,440 → 00:23:41,750 interviewed right he's get uh uh Kass
00:23:41,760 → 00:23:45,230 stuff on CNN he's a my God he's a world
00:23:45,240 → 00:23:48,590 Authority and he doesn't know something
00:23:48,600 → 00:23:51,789 as basic as the number of words in your
00:23:51,799 → 00:23:56,070 language and why that is
00:23:56,080 → 00:23:58,710 significant yeah I don't know I just
00:23:58,720 → 00:24:01,350 don't know give Danny is it just me or
00:24:01,360 → 00:24:03,630 did you feel during your there was a
00:24:03,640 → 00:24:06,070 point in your interview where I felt
00:24:06,080 → 00:24:09,110 like you pierce the fog of any sort of
00:24:09,120 → 00:24:12,549 it came at this point when um Dan mlen
00:24:12,559 → 00:24:16,950 said hey um what's going on what's going
Section 49: 00:24:16,960 – 00:25:04,070
00:24:16,960 → 00:24:20,149 on with this uh seventh eth and seventh
00:24:20,159 → 00:24:24,029 century stuff um you were asking him hey
00:24:24,039 → 00:24:25,870 do we where do we have documents from
00:24:25,880 → 00:24:27,630 the Torah like what's the oldest and
00:24:27,640 → 00:24:30,110 what not you had asked him about the
00:24:30,120 → 00:24:43,669 helenistic creation of the of the
00:24:43,679 → 00:24:45,870 septuagesima through it and you said
00:24:45,880 → 00:24:48,549 what are they right he said well they're
00:24:48,559 → 00:24:51,590 not really there it's just we proposed
00:24:51,600 → 00:24:54,590 the stuff that's later like Isaiah came
00:24:54,600 → 00:24:56,310 from that time period how does that make
00:24:56,320 → 00:24:59,230 you feel as your as your know swimming
00:24:59,240 → 00:25:01,950 through that swamp and
00:25:01,960 → 00:25:04,070 you're it doesn't make me feel good it
Section 50: 00:25:04,080 – 00:25:31,830
00:25:04,080 → 00:25:05,830 doesn't make me feel good about it about
00:25:05,840 → 00:25:08,549 about the truth of it that's for sure I
00:25:08,559 → 00:25:10,230 mean he I think he used an analogy in
00:25:10,240 → 00:25:13,630 the podcast um he was like
00:25:13,640 → 00:25:16,789 so okay the Moses he I think he was
00:25:16,799 → 00:25:17,909 talking about Moses he goes the way you
00:25:17,919 → 00:25:19,430 have to think about Moses he goes
00:25:19,440 → 00:25:22,990 imagine if your grandfather had this
00:25:23,000 → 00:25:25,590 incredible War story but he died a
00:25:25,600 → 00:25:27,990 hundred years ago and and the story
00:25:28,000 → 00:25:30,190 wasn't told until today but it's going
00:25:30,200 → 00:25:31,830 to be written down and then no one will
Section 51: 00:25:31,840 – 00:26:05,029
00:25:31,840 → 00:25:33,149 see that writing for another couple
00:25:33,159 → 00:25:35,750 hundred years and I said he goes it's
00:25:35,760 → 00:25:38,029 like that I'm like I said I wouldn't
00:25:38,039 → 00:25:40,269 believe that I wouldn't believe that war
00:25:40,279 → 00:25:42,350 story if that was how it was
00:25:42,360 → 00:25:44,909 produced so yeah I mean when I was
00:25:44,919 → 00:25:46,909 asking him about I think it was hectus
00:25:46,919 → 00:25:52,630 right I think um he heus in 320 or
00:25:52,640 → 00:25:56,029 whatever and I was I asked him if if
00:25:56,039 → 00:25:58,789 uh if that was the first time
00:25:58,799 → 00:26:01,310 like why was there if Moses was supposed
00:26:01,320 → 00:26:05,029 to have lived in 1200 uh BC how come we
Section 52: 00:26:05,039 – 00:26:36,110
00:26:05,039 → 00:26:07,389 don't hear about him until 900 years
00:26:07,399 → 00:26:09,110 after he's gone like that doesn't make
00:26:09,120 → 00:26:10,510 any sense when when when when would
00:26:10,520 → 00:26:12,669 would that ever happen why how does that
00:26:12,679 → 00:26:14,710 story get carried on I don't understand
00:26:14,720 → 00:26:17,149 yeah and his explanation was that
00:26:17,159 → 00:26:20,389 it's when you read the Bible you can
00:26:20,399 → 00:26:23,630 make connections to 700 AD I believe is
00:26:23,640 → 00:26:25,750 what he said somehow you can somehow
00:26:25,760 → 00:26:26,870 assume that that's when they were
00:26:26,880 → 00:26:28,789 talking about
00:26:28,799 → 00:26:30,630 this is all so slippery it's all so
00:26:30,640 → 00:26:33,190 slippery and and it's all so
00:26:33,200 → 00:26:36,110 abstract yeah and I want you to know
Section 53: 00:26:36,120 – 00:27:18,950
00:26:36,120 → 00:26:38,669 Danny please understand that when you go
00:26:38,679 → 00:26:41,310 to a Classics conference in
00:26:41,320 → 00:26:43,269 international stuff you know what I mean
00:26:43,279 → 00:26:46,789 Europe America Canada um when you go to
00:26:46,799 → 00:26:50,870 those conferences um the you will never
00:26:50,880 → 00:26:54,430 catch that right you'll never catch that
00:26:54,440 → 00:26:58,549 level of performance because um the
00:26:58,559 → 00:27:00,669 professional circuit the academic
00:27:00,679 → 00:27:03,269 pounding that you take as a classical
00:27:03,279 → 00:27:05,230 philologist um I noticed in the
00:27:05,240 → 00:27:07,950 interview there were a lot of probablies
00:27:07,960 → 00:27:11,269 probablies and um you know not a lot of
00:27:11,279 → 00:27:13,110 texts not a lot of specifics but a lot
00:27:13,120 → 00:27:15,830 of probablies and this is something that
00:27:15,840 → 00:27:18,950 biblical Scholars do that tends to just
Section 54: 00:27:18,960 – 00:27:54,350
00:27:18,960 → 00:27:22,190 wrankle um classicist because Danny you
00:27:22,200 → 00:27:24,430 can't get away with that kind of that
00:27:24,440 → 00:27:29,470 kind of argument in a academic in a real
00:27:29,480 → 00:27:33,269 rigorous classical philological uh uh
00:27:33,279 → 00:27:36,230 ancient Greek environment okay let me
00:27:36,240 → 00:27:39,710 let me show you go ahead no no no no no
00:27:39,720 → 00:27:43,909 I I um I mean look I don't know I know
00:27:43,919 → 00:27:47,190 nothing about this topic essentially so
00:27:47,200 → 00:27:49,269 I'm just sort of when I Dan he was a
00:27:49,279 → 00:27:51,070 super nice guy I'm really happy that he
00:27:51,080 → 00:27:53,110 came down and and did the show I got
00:27:53,120 → 00:27:54,350 along with him great I don't have
Section 55: 00:27:54,360 – 00:28:16,509
00:27:54,360 → 00:27:56,950 anything negative to say about about it
00:27:56,960 → 00:27:59,669 um but when people come in and they say
00:27:59,679 → 00:28:02,230 I mean I just I
00:28:02,240 → 00:28:04,710 literally I'm taking people's word for
00:28:04,720 → 00:28:06,350 Stuff most of the time I can kind of
00:28:06,360 → 00:28:07,549 like have a read for people if they're
00:28:07,559 → 00:28:09,430 full of [\h__\h] or not but when it comes to
00:28:09,440 → 00:28:12,149 a bi a Bible scholar I I have
00:28:12,159 → 00:28:16,509 no like background and I have no
Section 56: 00:28:16,519 – 00:28:45,909
00:28:16,519 → 00:28:17,909 knowledge of this stuff other than what
00:28:17,919 → 00:28:19,149 I've learned in the past two months with
00:28:19,159 → 00:28:22,950 you and Neil so um I'm taking what I've
00:28:22,960 → 00:28:25,389 learned and trying to compare it against
00:28:25,399 → 00:28:27,789 to what he was saying and I leave it up
00:28:27,799 → 00:28:30,029 to people like you who have the
00:28:30,039 → 00:28:32,710 credentials and the academic background
00:28:32,720 → 00:28:35,190 to rip this stuff apart as much as you
00:28:35,200 → 00:28:38,549 can yeah yeah brilliant brilliant okay
00:28:38,559 → 00:28:40,750 now do you see I just want to ask
00:28:40,760 → 00:28:42,830 satanic congregation do you see what's
00:28:42,840 → 00:28:45,909 going on you see that Renaissance person
Section 57: 00:28:45,919 – 00:29:17,269
00:28:45,919 → 00:28:48,389 stepping forward there's no there's no
00:28:48,399 → 00:28:49,990 funny thing going on here nobody has
00:28:50,000 → 00:28:53,190 hypnotized Danny nobody no he's not part
00:28:53,200 → 00:28:55,350 of a cult he's not part of a religion
00:28:55,360 → 00:28:57,549 what is he doing though he's activating
00:28:57,559 → 00:28:59,950 that re reasoned core that's the
00:28:59,960 → 00:29:02,750 classical reasoned core and if you can't
00:29:02,760 → 00:29:04,990 stand up against it that's it right you
00:29:05,000 → 00:29:07,830 fall that's for those of us who worship
00:29:07,840 → 00:29:10,350 that reason who find that nature to be
00:29:10,360 → 00:29:12,470 so compelling I love it can I get a
00:29:12,480 → 00:29:14,549 coule I know you've got a go can I get a
00:29:14,559 → 00:29:17,269 couple of comments oh you don't Oh I
Section 58: 00:29:17,279 – 00:29:45,870
00:29:17,279 → 00:29:18,710 thought okay we were running up against
00:29:18,720 → 00:29:21,669 the 30 so I didn't want to keep you okay
00:29:21,679 → 00:29:22,950 I got I could go for about another 10
00:29:22,960 → 00:29:25,590 minutes if you want Oh fantastic give me
00:29:25,600 → 00:29:28,430 one of these then jwy give me one of
00:29:28,440 → 00:29:31,190 those um this is I think this is very
00:29:31,200 → 00:29:33,470 sums up just what you were just saying
00:29:33,480 → 00:29:36,149 you know commenter says what did hman
00:29:36,159 → 00:29:38,870 make up right does anyone read ancient
00:29:38,880 → 00:29:42,029 Greek right so I can step up here and I
00:29:42,039 → 00:29:45,870 can say uh anything and I can sell you
Section 59: 00:29:45,880 – 00:30:20,149
00:29:45,880 → 00:29:48,909 anything because you're not an expert
00:29:48,919 → 00:29:51,389 okay so in the field of experts there
00:29:51,399 → 00:29:54,470 are those who walk around and put on a
00:29:54,480 → 00:29:58,070 show right and the ones who really are
00:29:58,080 → 00:30:01,750 discipline who have been in the dojo and
00:30:01,760 → 00:30:04,190 who have made this a part of their being
00:30:04,200 → 00:30:06,830 those people can tell right I can tell I
00:30:06,840 → 00:30:08,750 can tell when I hear Dan's Greek I can
00:30:08,760 → 00:30:11,230 tell when I hear anything Kip says about
00:30:11,240 → 00:30:13,990 Greek I can tell that they're completely
00:30:14,000 → 00:30:15,110 you know they've had a couple of
00:30:15,120 → 00:30:17,230 semesters at most right they're at a
00:30:17,240 → 00:30:20,149 very low level of performance so when
Section 60: 00:30:20,159 – 00:30:54,190
00:30:20,159 → 00:30:22,750 he's telling you something that is
00:30:22,760 → 00:30:25,549 completely nonsource based that's what
00:30:25,559 → 00:30:28,710 that's what uh compels to say hey we
00:30:28,720 → 00:30:30,950 need to really we need to really um do
00:30:30,960 → 00:30:32,789 something about this but this comment
00:30:32,799 → 00:30:34,310 betrays that go back to that comment
00:30:34,320 → 00:30:36,710 chewy right does anyone read ancient
00:30:36,720 → 00:30:41,110 Greek no and that's the trick if I teach
00:30:41,120 → 00:30:44,549 you the Greek if I teach you the Greek
00:30:44,559 → 00:30:46,950 you'll have the tool you can break down
00:30:46,960 → 00:30:48,710 this stuff yourself you can look up all
00:30:48,720 → 00:30:50,789 these texts and see what it is there's
00:30:50,799 → 00:30:54,190 one thing I wanted to ask Danny um yeah
Section 61: 00:30:54,200 – 00:31:27,149
00:30:54,200 → 00:30:56,389 he uh you guys talked about the word
00:30:56,399 → 00:30:58,110 Christ
00:30:58,120 → 00:31:00,190 yes I'm in a blue fog again chewy oh
00:31:00,200 → 00:31:03,870 there we go um uh you guys talked about
00:31:03,880 → 00:31:07,470 the word christing and he said um look
00:31:07,480 → 00:31:10,430 this doesn't occur within the Christian
00:31:10,440 → 00:31:13,149 vocabulary and this is the perfect
00:31:13,159 → 00:31:15,830 example that I I just I just want to
00:31:15,840 → 00:31:18,629 share with you look here's a text from
00:31:18,639 → 00:31:21,750 the Bible it's in the Bible do these
00:31:21,760 → 00:31:24,389 people actually read their own sources
00:31:24,399 → 00:31:25,830 do you know what John Scarboro would
00:31:25,840 → 00:31:27,149 have done if I have missed something
Section 62: 00:31:27,159 – 00:31:57,549
00:31:27,159 → 00:31:29,389 like that he'd kicked me up and down one
00:31:29,399 → 00:31:31,190 side the hall and the other he wouldn't
00:31:31,200 → 00:31:34,830 let me have pints with him at all um no
00:31:34,840 → 00:31:37,350 it's the big one here I just want to get
00:31:37,360 → 00:31:40,190 in PS right here he was in the pints we
00:31:40,200 → 00:31:42,509 had pints every day about three o'clock
00:31:42,519 → 00:31:45,230 we kick off and go to one of the pubs
00:31:45,240 → 00:31:48,110 and really yeah and then I would how old
00:31:48,120 → 00:31:50,029 was he when you worked with him wander
00:31:50,039 → 00:31:53,190 home oh he was in his at least
00:31:53,200 → 00:31:57,549 55 yeah maybe 60 by the time yeah mm
Section 63: 00:31:57,559 – 00:32:30,029
00:31:57,559 → 00:32:01,629 yeah range yeah and um look here it is
00:32:01,639 → 00:32:04,870 in Revelation this first word is suo
00:32:04,880 → 00:32:07,870 okay I counsel you that's all it says I
00:32:07,880 → 00:32:10,110 counsel you to what look at the third to
00:32:10,120 → 00:32:12,470 last line the second the two words and
00:32:12,480 → 00:32:15,350 the end of the third to bottom or Kai
00:32:15,360 → 00:32:18,870 and Kon Kon is a drug and the word on
00:32:18,880 → 00:32:22,310 the next line is inai bring it up bring
00:32:22,320 → 00:32:24,710 it up show me Chewy this is the verb
00:32:24,720 → 00:32:27,029 there are you ready here it is this is
00:32:27,039 → 00:32:30,029 in the Bible people and it means to what
Section 64: 00:32:30,039 – 00:33:11,950
00:32:30,039 → 00:32:31,269 you can see in the middle if you take
00:32:31,279 → 00:32:33,629 off the first two letters Danny you see
00:32:33,639 → 00:32:35,669 the on
00:32:35,679 → 00:32:39,269 it right that's from ouro or from our
00:32:39,279 → 00:32:41,669 Christos and what is he telling him to
00:32:41,679 → 00:32:45,110 do bring up that one more time he's
00:32:45,120 → 00:32:48,350 telling him to In Christ your eyes the
00:32:48,360 → 00:32:51,549 word of thalmus is there so we have a
00:32:51,559 → 00:32:53,950 direct instruction now from everything
00:32:53,960 → 00:32:57,629 you heard from the biblical Scholars
00:32:57,639 → 00:33:02,230 that you've interacted with this is an
00:33:02,240 → 00:33:05,669 impossibility right but in their own
00:33:05,679 → 00:33:09,029 text they talk about christing
00:33:09,039 → 00:33:11,950 somebody's eyes and what you know what
Section 65: 00:33:11,960 – 00:33:45,430
00:33:11,960 → 00:33:13,310 that last you're gonna love this Danny
00:33:13,320 → 00:33:15,149 this is going to blow your mind the last
00:33:15,159 → 00:33:17,070 two words are
00:33:17,080 → 00:33:19,549 H and you know what that means it means
00:33:19,559 → 00:33:23,070 in order that you may
00:33:23,080 → 00:33:27,190 see it's exactly what I told you in the
00:33:27,200 → 00:33:29,870 interview exactly word for word I didn't
00:33:29,880 → 00:33:31,470 make that up it's not an argument of
00:33:31,480 → 00:33:34,310 mine I was just quoting a text why do
00:33:34,320 → 00:33:38,669 you think it is it was poetic yeah yeah
00:33:38,679 → 00:33:42,350 why do you think it is that they are um
00:33:42,360 → 00:33:45,430 that they are so this is the drugs are
Section 66: 00:33:45,440 – 00:33:49,990
00:33:45,440 → 00:33:49,990 so off the Christian
Section 67: 00:33:50,000 – 00:34:22,750
00:33:50,000 → 00:33:54,590 radar I mean I think some of the stuff
00:33:54,600 → 00:33:56,830 you talk about especially when it comes
00:33:56,840 → 00:33:58,629 to the drugs
00:33:58,639 → 00:34:00,950 and the
00:34:00,960 → 00:34:04,590 trafficking and just the sick and
00:34:04,600 → 00:34:07,589 twisted lifestyle these people lived in
00:34:07,599 → 00:34:10,950 Antiquity it's so alien to Modern
00:34:10,960 → 00:34:14,270 morality and I think people have a
00:34:14,280 → 00:34:16,829 problem when people are high up in
00:34:16,839 → 00:34:18,510 social
00:34:18,520 → 00:34:22,750 institutions or they have
Section 68: 00:34:22,760 – 00:34:51,069
00:34:22,760 → 00:34:26,109 peers they look up to that they believe
00:34:26,119 → 00:34:27,030 they're GNA think they're going to get
00:34:27,040 → 00:34:28,589 judged
00:34:28,599 → 00:34:30,389 for talking about this stuff or
00:34:30,399 → 00:34:32,190 acknowledging this kind of stuff I feel
00:34:32,200 → 00:34:35,750 like people just they they are afraid of
00:34:35,760 → 00:34:37,990 getting shunned from their pack and they
00:34:38,000 → 00:34:39,950 want to stay a part of their their group
00:34:39,960 → 00:34:41,869 and I bet you it probably interests a
00:34:41,879 → 00:34:43,950 lot of them but they just they just
00:34:43,960 → 00:34:45,230 they're afraid they're they're too
00:34:45,240 → 00:34:47,190 worried about their careers to touch
00:34:47,200 → 00:34:48,389 this
00:34:48,399 → 00:34:51,069 stuff
Section 69: 00:34:51,079 – 00:35:32,390
00:34:51,079 → 00:34:53,950 so hey I canou I think that's I think
00:34:53,960 → 00:34:56,710 that's what it is yeah I can vouch for
00:34:56,720 → 00:34:59,030 the career thing
00:34:59,040 → 00:35:01,870 definitely yes definitely I can yeah you
00:35:01,880 → 00:35:05,270 can yeah there's a certain ceiling that
00:35:05,280 → 00:35:07,390 you know Academia builds that you really
00:35:07,400 → 00:35:09,670 can't go beyond it um listen to the
00:35:09,680 → 00:35:12,349 analysis satanic congregation go play
00:35:12,359 → 00:35:15,470 that back of what Danny just said go
00:35:15,480 → 00:35:18,589 play it back perfect that comes from the
00:35:18,599 → 00:35:21,230 Temple of reason right you see how it's
00:35:21,240 → 00:35:25,550 there it's native patient one has that
00:35:25,560 → 00:35:28,750 native reasoning right that's why the
00:35:28,760 → 00:35:32,390 inoculation of the Antichrist is so
Section 70: 00:35:32,400 – 00:36:00,190
00:35:32,400 → 00:35:34,510 effective okay I'm I'm going to have one
00:35:34,520 → 00:35:36,150 more I know you got to go I I just want
00:35:36,160 → 00:35:39,349 to show you you asked me Danny um about
00:35:39,359 → 00:35:42,470 Julius Caesar and it came up it came up
00:35:42,480 → 00:35:44,950 in your um interview and I just want to
00:35:44,960 → 00:35:46,990 show you quickly this is the
00:35:47,000 → 00:35:49,550 passage um that talks about this is
00:35:49,560 → 00:35:51,589 Plutarch talking about Julius Caesar
00:35:51,599 → 00:35:54,309 when he was 25 years old he got captured
00:35:54,319 → 00:35:57,230 um by Ley and what they do to him they
00:35:57,240 → 00:36:00,190 held him for ransom and then he sailed
Section 71: 00:36:00,200 – 00:36:30,870
00:36:00,200 → 00:36:02,670 um when as soon as he got the ransom uh
00:36:02,680 → 00:36:05,589 he sailed away got a Roman Fleet came
00:36:05,599 → 00:36:08,270 back took him captive took back all his
00:36:08,280 → 00:36:11,589 Ransom and crucified him every one of
00:36:11,599 → 00:36:13,710 them but that's what he told him he was
00:36:13,720 → 00:36:15,710 going to do when he was being held
00:36:15,720 → 00:36:17,910 captive they held him for 38 days and he
00:36:17,920 → 00:36:20,030 was you know he was he was not a happy
00:36:20,040 → 00:36:22,990 camper here the text look at the second
00:36:23,000 → 00:36:26,950 line they capture him um around the
00:36:26,960 → 00:36:30,870 island called drug
Section 72: 00:36:30,880 – 00:37:02,710
00:36:30,880 → 00:36:34,270 Island and it says he's captured by
00:36:34,280 → 00:36:36,910 Paton now you see the world you say wait
00:36:36,920 → 00:36:39,670 a minute oh and you told me it was L it
00:36:39,680 → 00:36:42,550 is just wait you told me it was L and
00:36:42,560 → 00:36:44,109 it's PID off this is where we get our
00:36:44,119 → 00:36:48,150 word pirate and at this time that um
00:36:48,160 → 00:36:51,309 Plutarch is writing this they're
00:36:51,319 → 00:36:54,510 transitioning from a Le to a Paton
00:36:54,520 → 00:36:57,150 they're changing the terminology watch
00:36:57,160 → 00:36:59,630 watch this is gorgeous um go to the next
00:36:59,640 → 00:37:00,910 one
00:37:00,920 → 00:37:02,710 chewy
Section 73: 00:37:02,720 – 00:37:25,829
00:37:02,720 → 00:37:05,589 boom um here it is look at the look at
00:37:05,599 → 00:37:08,109 the Pates what is it it's a brigand it's
00:37:08,119 → 00:37:10,390 a pirate look at the last line though
00:37:10,400 → 00:37:12,910 Danny it says later it's a later word
00:37:12,920 → 00:37:16,069 for a lay and the person look at the
00:37:16,079 → 00:37:21,309 name at the bottom amen yes that is the
00:37:21,319 → 00:37:25,829 dude that is the dude who showed
Section 74: 00:37:25,839 – 00:37:58,150
00:37:25,839 → 00:37:28,430 Plutarch exactly what was going on
00:37:28,440 → 00:37:30,349 linguistically he's a mathematician and
00:37:30,359 → 00:37:33,150 all this kind of stuff crazy dude right
00:37:33,160 → 00:37:35,750 okay now Watch What Happens though um
00:37:35,760 → 00:37:37,309 you're gonna ask you say wait a minute
00:37:37,319 → 00:37:39,309 Pat and that's not enough give me the
00:37:39,319 → 00:37:41,510 last one look at this Danny look at the
00:37:41,520 → 00:37:43,470 second line This is in the same passage
00:37:43,480 → 00:37:45,870 of Plutarch and it says this is in his
00:37:45,880 → 00:37:48,910 biography of Julius Caesar and when is
00:37:48,920 → 00:37:51,589 he writing right around 100
00:37:51,599 → 00:37:53,230 110
00:37:53,240 → 00:37:56,069 ad right so he is completely
00:37:56,079 → 00:37:58,150 contemporary Danny which you pointed out
Section 75: 00:37:58,160 – 00:38:25,870
00:37:58,160 → 00:38:02,150 in your interview um he is completely
00:38:02,160 → 00:38:05,950 contemporary with the writing of the New
00:38:05,960 → 00:38:07,990 Testament so his terms are the New
00:38:08,000 → 00:38:09,950 Testament terms and you'll see in the
00:38:09,960 → 00:38:12,470 second line who are these Pirates
00:38:12,480 → 00:38:13,270 they're
00:38:13,280 → 00:38:15,910 lcas they are leas and this is where it
00:38:15,920 → 00:38:18,069 says Julius Caesar gathers them all up
00:38:18,079 → 00:38:20,670 he gathers them together and
00:38:20,680 → 00:38:25,870 he s them he crucifies them um just like
Section 76: 00:38:25,880 – 00:38:50,870
00:38:25,880 → 00:38:28,270 he said he would right so
00:38:28,280 → 00:38:30,870 um uh yeah I think I asked him as well I
00:38:30,880 → 00:38:33,150 asked him on the I I also I also asked
00:38:33,160 → 00:38:34,990 Dan on the podcast I asked him if the
00:38:35,000 → 00:38:36,309 two guys that were crucified on each
00:38:36,319 → 00:38:39,150 side of Jesus were L and I think he said
00:38:39,160 → 00:38:42,790 they were not right yeah he said um he
00:38:42,800 → 00:38:44,309 said they were I don't know he pulled
00:38:44,319 → 00:38:47,069 out a he pulled out a lexicon a new
00:38:47,079 → 00:38:48,790 testament lexicon which is like oh yeah
00:38:48,800 → 00:38:50,870 yeah that yeah it's a different lexicon
Section 77: 00:38:50,880 – 00:39:20,390
00:38:50,880 → 00:38:52,150 yeah which is like pulling out a
00:38:52,160 → 00:38:54,950 landmine imagine if we Define the field
00:38:54,960 → 00:38:57,030 by all the if the thieves get to ride
00:38:57,040 → 00:38:58,750 everything thing right that's basically
00:38:58,760 → 00:39:01,390 the New Testament lexicon is it's that
00:39:01,400 → 00:39:04,109 it's that idea Danny let me ask this um
00:39:04,119 → 00:39:05,829 did you feel like you were talking to
00:39:05,839 → 00:39:09,630 someone who thought that people in the
00:39:09,640 → 00:39:13,069 world of the New Testament narrative
00:39:13,079 → 00:39:15,030 those people were different from the
00:39:15,040 → 00:39:17,150 people around them who you know their
00:39:17,160 → 00:39:18,990 neighbors and everything or speaking the
00:39:19,000 → 00:39:20,390 same language did you get the feeling
Section 78: 00:39:20,400 – 00:39:54,150
00:39:20,400 → 00:39:24,230 like Christianity is different or monist
00:39:24,240 → 00:39:27,870 um mystery is kind of different from you
00:39:27,880 → 00:39:29,750 know those pagans what are those pagans
00:39:29,760 → 00:39:31,349 doing that that doesn't apply did you
00:39:31,359 → 00:39:33,870 get that
00:39:33,880 → 00:39:35,870 feeling not
00:39:35,880 → 00:39:38,430 really no I don't
00:39:38,440 → 00:39:41,550 think and it's it's I don't really I
00:39:41,560 → 00:39:43,190 can't as soon as I walk out of a podcast
00:39:43,200 → 00:39:45,270 I kind of blank on it I lose all memory
00:39:45,280 → 00:39:47,190 of it but I haven't watched that one
00:39:47,200 → 00:39:48,670 back yet I have to watch it again to see
00:39:48,680 → 00:39:51,470 it to to try to remember what I was
00:39:51,480 → 00:39:54,150 thinking during that moment but I mean
Section 79: 00:39:54,160 – 00:40:19,550
00:39:54,160 → 00:39:57,069 look he he admitted he's a he's a Mormon
00:39:57,079 → 00:40:00,109 and he's got some
00:40:00,119 → 00:40:02,390 biases that exist but he says he's aware
00:40:02,400 → 00:40:05,430 of his biases which that's good I think
00:40:05,440 → 00:40:06,349 everybody should be aware of their
00:40:06,359 → 00:40:10,150 biases but um you know it just goes back
00:40:10,160 → 00:40:11,870 to what I was saying earlier man I think
00:40:11,880 → 00:40:14,790 a lot of people they don't want to touch
00:40:14,800 → 00:40:17,390 the stuff because it is so
00:40:17,400 → 00:40:19,550 heretical
Section 80: 00:40:19,560 – 00:40:47,550
00:40:19,560 → 00:40:22,309 and yeah I that that's what I ultimately
00:40:22,319 → 00:40:23,870 think I don't I don't think I don't know
00:40:23,880 → 00:40:25,910 I don't know enough to say anything
00:40:25,920 → 00:40:28,589 about him or how much he still reads or
00:40:28,599 → 00:40:33,190 studies but I mean how much is there to
00:40:33,200 → 00:40:35,030 read and study to learn from when it
00:40:35,040 → 00:40:37,430 comes to biblical literature is there is
00:40:37,440 → 00:40:38,910 there an endless amount of literature
00:40:38,920 → 00:40:40,349 you can read like in Greek like how you
00:40:40,359 → 00:40:42,030 can you can read all these medical texts
00:40:42,040 → 00:40:43,829 you can read all these poems all these
00:40:43,839 → 00:40:46,230 plays and all this stuff yeah is it the
00:40:46,240 → 00:40:47,550 same with Christian literature or is
Section 81: 00:40:47,560 – 00:41:19,670
00:40:47,560 → 00:40:50,870 there only like a certain amount of of
00:40:50,880 → 00:40:52,750 Testaments and gospels and all that
00:40:52,760 → 00:40:55,750 stuff yeah yeah I've read a lot of it
00:40:55,760 → 00:40:58,069 and I can tell you there's a got a good
00:40:58,079 → 00:41:00,390 amount but they don't read anything
00:41:00,400 → 00:41:02,750 around him which is where you caught
00:41:02,760 → 00:41:05,349 this problem when you asked him you know
00:41:05,359 → 00:41:08,430 do you know who Lucian is right um he
00:41:08,440 → 00:41:11,309 should know that from it from his
00:41:11,319 → 00:41:15,309 exposure to Greek to classical Greek he
00:41:15,319 → 00:41:17,030 uh yeah he should know that that should
00:41:17,040 → 00:41:19,670 be there um he said he said when we
Section 82: 00:41:19,680 – 00:41:45,190
00:41:19,680 → 00:41:21,069 pulled up we pulled up Lucian on
00:41:21,079 → 00:41:22,589 Wikipedia and we found out when he was
00:41:22,599 → 00:41:24,870 writing and it said and I think I think
00:41:24,880 → 00:41:26,910 Dan actually said oh that's right around
00:41:26,920 → 00:41:30,270 the time gospels were authored yeah yeah
00:41:30,280 → 00:41:32,150 right and you know and you also brought
00:41:32,160 → 00:41:34,829 out um Lucian is from the same area he's
00:41:34,839 → 00:41:36,829 from Syria and he's in Egypt at one
00:41:36,839 → 00:41:40,750 point and right so you right the same
00:41:40,760 → 00:41:42,230 area as well right after I think he made
00:41:42,240 → 00:41:43,510 the point he's like when you're reading
00:41:43,520 → 00:41:45,190 this stuff and you're going back in time
Section 83: 00:41:45,200 – 00:42:12,990
00:41:45,200 → 00:41:47,109 to understand what these texts mean you
00:41:47,119 → 00:41:49,950 have to consider like was this person in
00:41:49,960 → 00:41:51,870 Texas or in Norway like it's going to
00:41:51,880 → 00:41:53,430 make a difference so they have to be you
00:41:53,440 → 00:41:54,990 think about geography you have to think
00:41:55,000 → 00:41:58,190 about um the T human timeline which
00:41:58,200 → 00:42:00,230 Epoch it was happening in and figure out
00:42:00,240 → 00:42:02,030 what was happening in the surrounding
00:42:02,040 → 00:42:05,510 world and uh we basically did a reverse
00:42:05,520 → 00:42:07,470 engineer on Lucian and found out that he
00:42:07,480 → 00:42:09,230 was in the same exact part of the world
00:42:09,240 → 00:42:10,950 in the exact same
00:42:10,960 → 00:42:12,990 time which was kind of a cool little
Section 84: 00:42:13,000 – 00:42:40,589
00:42:13,000 → 00:42:15,470 epony that happened yeah no and there
00:42:15,480 → 00:42:17,630 are several there that's not the only he
00:42:17,640 → 00:42:18,750 was the one who wrote the most about
00:42:18,760 → 00:42:21,589 lace right right right writes he wrote a
00:42:21,599 → 00:42:24,390 whole book about how how bad Alex
00:42:24,400 → 00:42:27,829 Alexander was um and uh look though I
00:42:27,839 → 00:42:29,589 just want you to notice and I'll stop
00:42:29,599 → 00:42:31,510 here because I know you got to run and I
00:42:31,520 → 00:42:33,390 can see Chewy was there lightning in the
00:42:33,400 → 00:42:34,510 background I thought I saw some
00:42:34,520 → 00:42:36,750 lightning yeah oh you talking about here
00:42:36,760 → 00:42:39,190 yeah I'm I'm in the middle of a a
00:42:39,200 → 00:42:40,589 rainstorm right now I'm on the back
Section 85: 00:42:40,599 – 00:43:01,710
00:42:40,599 → 00:42:43,390 patio of my little Bungalow I'm in I'm
00:42:43,400 → 00:42:45,829 in Costa Rica right now oh God did you
00:42:45,839 → 00:42:48,750 see any iguanas oh yeah I saw a cat
00:42:48,760 → 00:42:51,790 ripping an iguana to shreds earlier oh
00:42:51,800 → 00:42:55,870 God the death and Slaughter um all right
00:42:55,880 → 00:43:01,710 hey you need to get back to your um I
Section 86: 00:43:01,720 – 00:43:38,430
00:43:01,720 → 00:43:03,870 got yes
00:43:03,880 → 00:43:06,430 please it say I'm
00:43:06,440 → 00:43:08,990 serious why do you think it
00:43:09,000 → 00:43:11,710 is that when people get
00:43:11,720 → 00:43:14,589 old by and large they end up getting
00:43:14,599 → 00:43:18,549 more religious and believing in
00:43:18,559 → 00:43:20,910 Jesus I think it's because if you have
00:43:20,920 → 00:43:23,150 an answered that death question you're
00:43:23,160 → 00:43:25,670 still scared shitless bro right it's
00:43:25,680 → 00:43:28,190 gonna it's coming right and I think the
00:43:28,200 → 00:43:30,990 closer you are to it and you can ask me
00:43:31,000 → 00:43:33,470 because I'm old and I can tell you the
00:43:33,480 → 00:43:36,230 closer that I get to it the the more
00:43:36,240 → 00:43:38,430 obvious it is all over the place so I
Section 87: 00:43:38,440 – 00:44:07,230
00:43:38,440 → 00:43:40,589 don't know that's a total guess though
00:43:40,599 → 00:43:43,790 look at my terrible opinions I I'm not
00:43:43,800 → 00:43:45,549 supposed to give it why do you think it
00:43:45,559 → 00:43:49,670 is that a person starts thinking about
00:43:49,680 → 00:43:51,870 that I don't know I think I think you're
00:43:51,880 → 00:43:54,069 probably spoton with that I think it's
00:43:54,079 → 00:43:56,069 people are trying to Grapple with what
00:43:56,079 → 00:43:58,190 happens after you die
00:43:58,200 → 00:44:00,870 I think you're I think you're spot on if
00:44:00,880 → 00:44:02,990 you can have a Myst I've just noticed it
00:44:03,000 → 00:44:05,430 so much lately I feel like everywhere
00:44:05,440 → 00:44:07,230 ever since you know I've started diving
Section 88: 00:44:07,240 – 00:44:39,589
00:44:07,240 → 00:44:08,870 into this stuff I'm seeing more and more
00:44:08,880 → 00:44:11,990 people you know confessing their love
00:44:12,000 → 00:44:12,790 for
00:44:12,800 → 00:44:17,150 Christianity I today I saw a video of um
00:44:17,160 → 00:44:19,589 Russell Brand and Alex Jones praying to
00:44:19,599 → 00:44:21,109 God before they started a podcast they
00:44:21,119 → 00:44:22,790 were like doing a prayer and like and
00:44:22,800 → 00:44:24,950 Russell Brand who's like a he's a former
00:44:24,960 → 00:44:27,510 actor movie actor and now he's like a
00:44:27,520 → 00:44:30,750 very suful podcaster they were literally
00:44:30,760 → 00:44:32,950 saying like a prayer and he was talking
00:44:32,960 → 00:44:36,030 about his um new Devotion to
00:44:36,040 → 00:44:38,349 Christianity and all this stuff and I
00:44:38,359 → 00:44:39,589 feel like I've just seen that a lot
Section 89: 00:44:39,599 – 00:45:18,190
00:44:39,599 → 00:44:43,109 lately you know I think I think that's
00:44:43,119 → 00:44:45,710 why we need the vaccine I think that's
00:44:45,720 → 00:44:48,150 why we need the antidote right that
00:44:48,160 → 00:44:50,430 Antichrist is an
00:44:50,440 → 00:44:54,150 antidote and it really is it really is a
00:44:54,160 → 00:44:55,630 knowledge that's how it's represented
00:44:55,640 → 00:44:57,750 the text you know what the big the big
00:44:57,760 → 00:45:01,309 enemy is the mystery and if people learn
00:45:01,319 → 00:45:04,109 what the mystery is that will bring the
00:45:04,119 → 00:45:05,910 end of the world that's that that
00:45:05,920 → 00:45:08,309 knowledge will bring the end um I think
00:45:08,319 → 00:45:12,349 it's gorgeous um I think uh people need
00:45:12,359 → 00:45:14,670 to realize at least to know this
00:45:14,680 → 00:45:18,190 historically that your ancestors right
Section 90: 00:45:18,200 – 00:45:48,349
00:45:18,200 → 00:45:20,710 were doing a right that would push you
00:45:20,720 → 00:45:23,829 into death and then bring you back in
00:45:23,839 → 00:45:26,990 order that you may lose or might lose
00:45:27,000 → 00:45:29,630 lose your um fear of death and they all
00:45:29,640 → 00:45:32,349 walk around afterwards saying oh God I'm
00:45:32,359 → 00:45:36,069 born again right so maybe Danny is it
00:45:36,079 → 00:45:38,069 possible that there's something out
00:45:38,079 → 00:45:40,069 there naturally that we should be doing
00:45:40,079 → 00:45:42,390 to reach the other side and get pulled
00:45:42,400 → 00:45:44,150 back and realize oh this is what it's
00:45:44,160 → 00:45:46,589 all about it clicks and it makes sense I
00:45:46,599 → 00:45:48,349 don't know you want to go join a mystery
Section 91: 00:45:48,359 – 00:46:15,549
00:45:48,359 → 00:45:50,190 somewhere yeah I do want to join a
00:45:50,200 → 00:45:51,990 mystery I just like I got scared I'm
00:45:52,000 → 00:45:55,030 reading um I'm reading rucks book the
00:45:55,040 → 00:45:57,510 one you sent me and he was saying in the
00:45:57,520 → 00:46:00,390 book that a lot of people actually died
00:46:00,400 → 00:46:02,790 when they were when they were doing the
00:46:02,800 → 00:46:04,950 ucini rituals when they were practicing
00:46:04,960 → 00:46:06,390 those rituals a lot of them would like
00:46:06,400 → 00:46:08,430 accidentally overdose and it happened a
00:46:08,440 → 00:46:11,230 lot yeah so I would make sure we have to
00:46:11,240 → 00:46:13,870 get the dose right I'm a lightweight no
00:46:13,880 → 00:46:15,549 that's why they have so much antidote
Section 92: 00:46:15,559 – 00:46:41,230
00:46:15,559 → 00:46:17,230 literature right we got to do this right
00:46:17,240 → 00:46:18,710 man whoever is coming up with the
00:46:18,720 → 00:46:20,710 formula and stuff those people have to
00:46:20,720 → 00:46:22,870 be straight on and you know we're going
00:46:22,880 → 00:46:25,309 to lose a few people in the process
00:46:25,319 → 00:46:27,109 every once in a while the oracle while
00:46:27,119 → 00:46:29,190 she's sitting there prophesying to you
00:46:29,200 → 00:46:31,549 she just do something crazy they had one
00:46:31,559 → 00:46:33,950 who ran out the back of the temple and
00:46:33,960 → 00:46:36,829 the temple was built on a cliff she just
00:46:36,839 → 00:46:39,390 jumped she just jumped into the abyss
00:46:39,400 → 00:46:41,230 right in the middle of her prophesying
Section 93: 00:46:41,240 – 00:46:48,589
00:46:41,240 → 00:46:48,589 composing poetry oh god oh yeah yeah
Section 94: 00:46:48,599 – 00:47:17,589
00:46:48,599 → 00:46:51,829 it's wild stuff man yeah how do you feel
00:46:51,839 → 00:46:55,309 can I ask you how you feel um Having
00:46:55,319 → 00:46:58,309 learned so much in the area and having
00:46:58,319 → 00:47:01,109 done a deep dive into it does it does it
00:47:01,119 → 00:47:03,549 make you feel like um like it's
00:47:03,559 → 00:47:05,230 something we should have been doing or
00:47:05,240 → 00:47:06,309 something you know like people always
00:47:06,319 → 00:47:07,790 tell me oh I should have been doing this
00:47:07,800 → 00:47:09,510 years ago you know I should have been
00:47:09,520 → 00:47:11,470 learning this stuff does it feel good
00:47:11,480 → 00:47:13,790 are you are you helping your soul at all
00:47:13,800 → 00:47:15,230 is what I'm trying to say you know if
00:47:15,240 → 00:47:17,589 that makes sense yeah absolutely
Section 95: 00:47:17,599 – 00:47:49,589
00:47:17,599 → 00:47:19,109 definitely helping the soul it's I I
00:47:19,119 → 00:47:21,510 felt more inspired I feel I feel a lot
00:47:21,520 → 00:47:24,549 more inspired reading this kind of stuff
00:47:24,559 → 00:47:27,470 reading your books listening do you talk
00:47:27,480 → 00:47:29,510 on your Chan on your YouTube channel
00:47:29,520 → 00:47:32,910 reading Carl rucks books um I know it's
00:47:32,920 → 00:47:34,990 frowned upon but I'm I'm also reading
00:47:35,000 → 00:47:36,990 the John Marco algro book just to see
00:47:37,000 → 00:47:38,950 where he lines up with all this stuff
00:47:38,960 → 00:47:43,190 but this this uh this world is it is
00:47:43,200 → 00:47:45,950 it's mind opening and it's Soul opening
00:47:45,960 → 00:47:47,309 and
00:47:47,319 → 00:47:49,589 um yeah we got to do everything we can
Section 96: 00:47:49,599 – 00:48:18,750
00:47:49,599 → 00:47:51,750 to make it more known without having to
00:47:51,760 → 00:47:53,790 I mean obviously reading understanding
00:47:53,800 → 00:47:57,990 how to read Greek is the Holy Grail but
00:47:58,000 → 00:47:59,630 um we got to make it more accessible to
00:47:59,640 → 00:48:01,829 people and I it's very clear from your
00:48:01,839 → 00:48:03,589 podcast that people are interested in
00:48:03,599 → 00:48:07,270 this stuff so yeah you do a great job
00:48:07,280 → 00:48:09,230 you do a great job the hail Satan the
00:48:09,240 → 00:48:12,069 hail Satan throat punch in the
00:48:12,079 → 00:48:14,910 beginning that really got me you threw
00:48:14,920 → 00:48:18,750 me off I was not expecting
Section 97: 00:48:18,760 – 00:48:53,349
00:48:18,760 → 00:48:22,510 that I love it I
00:48:22,520 → 00:48:25,790 love you used it on me back on me use
00:48:25,800 → 00:48:27,870 the force back on me tonight did you
00:48:27,880 → 00:48:30,829 notice hail Satan always takes them off
00:48:30,839 → 00:48:34,030 their guard right it always does right
00:48:34,040 → 00:48:36,430 oh God I love it everybody who's
00:48:36,440 → 00:48:38,549 watching tonight please all of my
00:48:38,559 → 00:48:42,109 audience um Watch Danny Jones for the
00:48:42,119 → 00:48:45,630 sake of the path that he took because
00:48:45,640 → 00:48:48,950 it's a it's a Pioneers path forward of a
00:48:48,960 → 00:48:53,349 Renaissance um a Renaissance mind and I
Section 98: 00:48:53,359 – 00:49:24,390
00:48:53,359 → 00:48:56,349 can't Danny uh I love you man and I
00:48:56,359 → 00:48:58,789 really appreciate um all every minute
00:48:58,799 → 00:49:01,470 that I've ever spent with you has been
00:49:01,480 → 00:49:04,349 some kind of divine fraking gift and
00:49:04,359 → 00:49:06,069 chew he's nodding her head she's sitting
00:49:06,079 → 00:49:09,270 there nodding her head so um please give
00:49:09,280 → 00:49:12,510 please give shout out to chewy yeah I
00:49:12,520 → 00:49:14,390 appreciate it alen I love you too man I
00:49:14,400 → 00:49:16,230 love learning more about this stuff and
00:49:16,240 → 00:49:18,990 uh and hopefully we can do another
00:49:19,000 → 00:49:21,950 podcast again in the near future oh God
00:49:21,960 → 00:49:24,390 why are you so gracious to me it's
Section 99: 00:49:24,400 – 00:49:58,349
00:49:24,400 → 00:49:27,230 gorgeous I have to I have to give you
00:49:27,240 → 00:49:28,829 back then the best you know what I'll do
00:49:28,839 → 00:49:30,870 I'll dig up the dirtiest nastiest stuff
00:49:30,880 → 00:49:34,030 I can possibly find um thr you right in
00:49:34,040 → 00:49:37,030 it um everybody please go see Danny
00:49:37,040 → 00:49:39,710 Jones and watch the Renaissance coming
00:49:39,720 → 00:49:42,750 alive thank you Danny for coming tonight
00:49:42,760 → 00:49:45,549 um hail Satan hail Satan thank you for
00:49:45,559 → 00:49:48,309 having me onen and thank you
00:49:48,319 → 00:49:50,190 chewy good night
00:49:50,200 → 00:49:52,710 everybody my girls got the [\h__\h] that
00:49:52,720 → 00:49:55,030 will Jack you up and knock you on your
00:49:55,040 → 00:49:58,349 honey time to say good nighty all of my
Section 100: 00:49:58,359 – 00:50:38,069
00:49:58,359 → 00:50:02,430 love burning up lavender hot stuff in
00:50:02,440 → 00:50:06,510 this thing media's kiss click bang hot
00:50:06,520 → 00:50:09,430 purple Barbaro burning up my love for
00:50:09,440 → 00:50:13,589 you wandering star roing with a sword
00:50:13,599 → 00:50:16,390 going door to door saving all the
00:50:16,400 → 00:50:19,829 children High purple living blazing up
00:50:19,839 → 00:50:23,069 all my love inhale deep take two Puffs
00:50:23,079 → 00:50:26,190 Just a Touch not too much should get on
00:50:26,200 → 00:50:30,390 top of you you with a little push 3 days
00:50:30,400 → 00:50:33,309 late what happened to your face your
00:50:33,319 → 00:50:38,069 [\h__\h] went flush don't rub a duck latex
Section 101: 00:50:38,079 – 00:51:08,000
00:50:38,079 → 00:50:41,750 purple that girl work you hot purple
00:50:41,760 → 00:50:45,630 gasoline media belly dancing in the
00:50:45,640 → 00:50:50,390 Moonshine chalice glowing Rayman Zeus
00:50:50,400 → 00:50:54,470 operator smooth High fire Gasolina media
00:50:54,480 → 00:50:57,309 medicina High fire Gasol
00:50:57,319 → 00:51:00,150 he Satan come to see you high fire
00:51:00,160 → 00:51:03,910 Gasolina media medicina High fire
00:51:03,920 → 00:51:08,000 gasoline and Satan come to