Stargate

Yep.

Kind of like how they would dial in the Stargate to yeah.

And that's exactly, it's total disclosure.

That's where I'm getting at.

Like these movies I saw as a kid and a lot that my grandfather talked about, but it goes right back to what movies did you see that like stood out in your mind that was like, there's gotta be some, I was like, was just drawn to it.

I didn't know why as a kid, but I was like, This is cool, but I feel like there's something to the story.

And Stargate was one of those movies for sure as a kid.

And now, you see all this talk about the Stargates and people bring it up all the time now, but that was definitely disclosure back in the 90s.

So whether or not there's any truth to that, uh, it's interesting because it makes me question or wonder about other artifacts around the world that might seem insignificant when we find them, and we don't know how to turn them on.

But potentially, just like a Stargate, like Jerry Wills talks about, it could be voice activated, uh, and you just have to know the, the proper phrase to get in.

Yeah.

Oh, ex- exactly.

Kind of like-

Yeah

... how they would dial in the Stargate to, to-

Yeah

It, it is much more pulp sci-fi.

It can get, it kinda ranges between Star Trek, Stargate, um, and then, you know, a little bit of Farscape sort of style.

Hmm.

But, um, the pioneers are very atomic age sci-fi, um, to the point where, uh, for a large part of their belief was if you didn't have magic, you weren't sentient.

And, uh, they spoke this phrase and it was able to acce- they were able to access it.

So whether or not there's any truth to that, uh, it's interesting because it makes me question or wonder about other artifacts around the world that might seem insignificant when we find them and we don't know how to turn them on, but potentially just like a Stargate like Jerry Wills talks about, could be voice activated.

Uh, and you just have to know the, the proper phrase to get in.

Yeah.

Yep.

Yep.

Kind of like how they would dial in the Stargate to, to-

Yeah

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So anyway, the story goes on here.

So Amazon bought Paramount for the tune of $8 billion.

A part of that, they bought the Star Trek franchise, they bought the Stargate franchise, Babylon 5, and a few others.

And they have been in...

The Star Trek lineage started in the 60s with Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner and the first Star Trek.

It was just dumb.

And I guess Academy was just over the top with the liberal tropes and the pronouns and all the stupidity and sexual identity and all the other things that nobody gives a flying fuck about.

But where the rubber really and the transition really started was that Amazon pulled the plug after two years of planning for a reboot of the Stargate series.

And Stargate was a little bit different than Star Trek because Stargate was a direct programming for some of the things we're seeing right now.