Talks With Scott Mandelker Podcast
Jun 20, 2026 · 0 min · 10 segments
Episode 0954 - Time & Mind Today (Click on the above link, or here, for audio.) Commentary on the current experience of 'time speeding up' with reference to an X/Twitter posting, interpreted by Joseph…
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And on his website called Giza Death Star, the website is named because of his view, I believe, that the Giza Pyramid is a death star.
Something like it's a weapon that was used by Atlantis or previous civilizations to do some war in heaven and shoot things from the peak, from the apex angle.
Meanwhile, the article is called Monks of Athos or Athonite Monks, time speeding up, June 5.
And somebody referred it to him, and he rightly realized, as he often does, rightly realizes that this is an important matter.
And There are two references that he brings in that were referred to him about the matter of apparent time speeding up.
One from observations of monks on Maldathos, and the other one was somebody in the original tweet or ex-posting, Soviet atomic clock measurement.
And on his website called Giza Death Star, the website is named because of his view, I believe, that the Giza Pyramid is a death star.
Something like it's a weapon that was used by Atlantis or previous civilizations to do some war in heaven and shoot things from the peak, from the apex angle.
Meanwhile, the article is called Monks of Athos or Athonite Monks, time speeding up, June 5.
And somebody referred it to him, and he rightly realized, as he often does, rightly realizes that this is an important matter.
And There are two references that he brings in that were referred to him about the matter of apparent time speeding up.
One from observations of monks on Maldathos, and the other one was somebody in the original tweet or ex-posting, Soviet atomic clock measurement.
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