Chichen Itza
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Oct 29, 2026
Ep.281 Initiation (Throwback)
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5:11Michael J. CarterGUEST
You know, we're in Mexico.
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5:13Michael J. CarterGUEST
And we went to see the pyramids, the Mayan pyramids at Chichen Itza and Tulum.
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5:18Michael J. CarterGUEST
And I mean, I can't, they were breathtaking.
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5:21Michael J. CarterGUEST
And, you know, the culture, obviously, it's a lot of mystery around the technology, how they knew some of the things they knew about astronomy, astrology, that kind of thing.
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42:28Jack KruseGUEST
So do you think that's good for people with mitochondria that live inside? And how did I learn about this effect? This I think you'll dig because it's tied to your world too.
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42:39Jack KruseGUEST
There's a ball field that's right outside of Chichen Itza that the Mayans built.
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42:44Jack KruseGUEST
And that ball field has a magnetic acoustic effect.
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42:47Jack KruseGUEST
So if you go on one side of it, and it's probably bigger than an NFL field, if you talk into the wall, you can hear it on the other side.
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122:19Jack KruseGUEST
I also believe they were informed by the Toltecs, by the Aztecs, the Incas.
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122:25Jack KruseGUEST
And they had some baseline information about how to build their pyramids and what to do.
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122:31Jack KruseGUEST
And in their 4,500 year period, they realized as they moved up to Guatemala where the volcanoes were active, then they moved across to where Chichen Itza is because they knew the water was special there.
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122:44Jack KruseGUEST
And they were right because previously an asteroid had hit there in the last extinction event that delivered a ton of rare earth elements.
Side Quest for One Beer Turns Into Cheese Curds & Court sees a Furry
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58:55CourtHOST
That's hustling.
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58:57ChrisHOST
My only incline and claim to fame that I can say is I sprinted up Chichen Itza.
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59:05GeyerHOST
You what?
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59:06ChrisHOST
I sprinted up Chichen Itza.
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59:09GeyerHOST
Is that what you called the hill from the dock to your house as a kid?
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59:12ChrisHOST
No. Oh.
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59:14ChrisHOST
Chichen Itza is the famous Aztec temple outside of Mexico City.
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59:20ChrisHOST
Oh.
Episode 60 - Not Saying Aliens Built the Pyramids.... But Aliens
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7:43PatrickHOST
It's all perfectly like, like in process.
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7:46PatrickHOST
And if you look at all the pyramids across the entire world, like even in Mexico, like, um, like down in, uh, Chichen Itza, whatever it is, whatever, um, their pyramids are lined up like that too.
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8:00PatrickHOST
So his theory is that these were power plants, uh, for a previous civilization that used to live on, um, earth before long lost, you know?
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8:11RobHOST
Oh my God.
Graeme Lawson: Sound Tracks—The Archaeology of Music and Ancient Instruments
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4:58Cliff DunningHOST
But we're excavating at a much more quicker pace, and we should be able to find, hopefully soon, instruments and more ruins that show us the details of their ability to enhance sound.
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5:25Cliff DunningHOST
Now, we know that they were able to do this at Chichen Itza and at Uxmal and at Palenque because there are tests that have been done by these archaeoacoustic specialists.
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5:39Cliff DunningHOST
These are archaeologists who are specializing in resonance, sound frequencies, and how they carry, how sound carry.
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5:49Cliff DunningHOST
But what's amazing to me is that we're at the very infancy of this research.
Exploring the Veritas Codex to Find Proof of Bigfoot and Living Dinosaurs with a Bigfoot Experiencer Ft Betsey Kulakowski, Best Selling Paranormal Thriller Author
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44:09Betsey KulakowskiGUEST
Yeah, they do quite a bit because the first book is in, starts in Peru and then ends up in the Pacific Northwest.
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44:16Betsey KulakowskiGUEST
The second book they get to Chichen Itza.
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44:18Betsey KulakowskiGUEST
The third book they get to South Africa.
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44:22Betsey KulakowskiGUEST
The fourth book they go to Egypt and Slovenia.
La Malla Secreta del 33: ¿Por qué los monumentos más grandes del mundo comparten esta medida?
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60:11EnriqueHOST
Bien, continuamos.
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60:13EnriqueHOST
El castillo de Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, México.
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60:17EnriqueHOST
Elevación total de treinta y tres metros alcanzados hasta la cresta superior.
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60:23EnriqueHOST
La pirámide de Kukulcán mide veinticuatro metros de basamento, más los seis metros del templo superior y los tres metros del zócalo, sumando treinta y tres metros totales.
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60:38EnriqueHOST
Ahí lo visteis.
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60:39EnriqueHOST
¿Hace cuánto tiempo estaban construido el castillo de Chichén Itzá en Yucatán, en México? Y tenía exactamente treinta y tres metros totales.
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60:50EnriqueHOST
No es casualidad, los antiguos sabían algo.
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60:53EnriqueHOST
[chasquido de lengua] Y que el otro día os lo había comentado y así, [carraspeo] que no, no, no os lo enseñara, pero es que estuve hablando el otro día con un colega y a, a veces es que es eso, eh, hay, hay cosas que ni, ni se saben.
Eighth Wonder of the World – Banaue
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12:58Gary KentHOST
It remained hidden from outsiders until 1911 when it was rediscovered and brought to international attention by archaeologist Hiram Bingham.
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13:10Gary KentHOST
Number six in our list of wonders of the world is Chichen Itza, which is located just over 4,000 kilometres or 2,500 miles north of Machu Picchu, deep in the dense jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.
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13:28Gary KentHOST
It was built by the Mayan people over 1,500 years ago as a political, economic and religious centre.
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13:37Gary KentHOST
The city includes a series of monuments, temples, and observatories.
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15:17Gary KentHOST
Its planning and design commenced soon after the end of the First World War, with the statue seen as an overpowering symbol of Christianity and hope at the time when the horrors of World War I had brought the world to its knees.
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15:34Gary KentHOST
So it's no surprise that this great monument made the list of today's seven wonders of the world.
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15:43Gary KentHOST
So there they are, the new seven wonders of the world, the Colosseum, the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China, Petra, Machu Picchu, Chichen Itza and Christ the Redeemer.
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15:59Gary KentHOST
These top seven were chosen from over 200 submissions, and some great sites missed out, like the Acropolis in Athens, the statues on Easter Island, Cambodia's Angkor Wat, Russia's St. Basil's Cathedral, Stonehenge, Sydney's Opera House, and the rice terraces of Banaue here in the Philippines.
Science conspiracy theories (featuring Dr. Phil Plait)
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11:27Phil PlaitGUEST
The only word I know in Maya that I'm pronouncing correctly is shtolak, which means lizard.
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11:33Phil PlaitGUEST
That's something I learned, actually, at Chichen Itza when I visited.
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11:37Phil PlaitGUEST
And I found that a lot of Maya sounds Vulcan.
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11:41Phil PlaitGUEST
So if you're a Star Trek fan, you're going to love this stuff.
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Is Mathematics Discovered or Invented?
Oct 22 · 1 Mention
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14:58speaker_3HOST
There are these deep architectural mysteries that still fascinate researchers today.
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15:03speaker_3HOST
The geometric layouts of certain megalithic sites, the precise astronomical alignments at Stonehenge in England, or Chichen Itza in Mexico.
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15:12speaker_3HOST
Right.
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15:12speaker_3HOST
And while some theories out there definitely veer into like tinfoil hat speculation about aliens or lost super civilizations, the undeniable grounded truth is that humanity has always had this relentless, longstanding drive to encode mathematical order into our most enduring structures.
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