Body of water

If it's a crack going down the length of it, that's fine.

But if it's a crack going across horizontally, now that crack is not going to be a long-standing crack because the pressure of the actual wall is going to eventually seal up that crack and now you need to have a hole the Shveferes Hanoid size to act to connect these two bottles of bodies of water and then you can immerse in either one you want.

If there's a crack or a break at the top of this wall that separates these two bodies of water.

Then, as long as water is flowing over the wall, even if it's flowing over just the height of an onion peel, that's fine, as long as it's the width of a Shvefer HaNoit and the height of an onion peel.

In other words, the water is flowing just over the little bit of top, That's okay of a connection, as long as there's a width of a Shefer HaSanoit.

So therefore, we know the general rule when there's a doubt in matters of Torah law, we take the more stringent opinion.

Even though here, the size of the hole is a halakhah la'maisha misinai, is a law passed down orally from Maisha, maybe not specifically written in the Torah, but because immersion is itself a Torah source, therefore, we take the more stringent opinion.

And in the same way, halachazayn, you have two bodies of water, maybe they're, think of a hill, and on the hill you have two cavities of water.

And if it's now ours, hopefully we have taken control of that and maybe eradicated some of the nefarious activities there.

So I also think that some of these spaceports and some of these bodies of water i'm sorry some of these bodies of water contain underwater space ports potentially used by extraterrestrials and if we gain access to that body of water now we now claim rights to whatever is underwater there that's yet to be discovered did you have any

thoughts Well, I think it's very telling that that was tattooed on Hunter Biden's back.

First off, that's an ugly tattoo.

I think a lot of people discount that because it was told at this mythos festival of Timaeus and Crataeus, when in fact, I think a lot of Plato's stuff was probably actually ontologically true and real, and Troy was supposedly fictional, and Heinrich von Schleiman, this kind of amateur German businessman, found it.

Pre the 90s, if anyone were to say that the civilization was as old as Quebecly tepee, think they were crazy so the history of archaeology is the history of things getting older

yeah very interesting and you know I just bring this up because we're taking over these bodies of water and then he claims that Atlantis or wherever this is is in an undisclosed region of the Atlantic potentially Bermuda Triangle I've heard people say that before who knows something could even be in the Gulf of America as well did you have any thoughts on this and why you think Atlantis is coming back into the headlines

Well, you know, Atlantis is obviously a really important part of our history and we we fucked up in Atlantis.