Max MoszkowiczGuest
Primitive reflects, and that is they tend to have the need to explain everything to something they know, right? Yes.

yeah we still do this but like in the older days religion was always something uh to go to right
yeah


Um, but I think, uh, it's also very healthy to just be, and not label something directly and experience something and just, yeah, we'll just sit on it for a while, I guess.
Yeah, I think so too, but that's almost impossible for, for anyone, you know, begin, you know, because we want to file, we have a file cabinet and we got to put that in the Christian file, the Muslim file, the crazy file.
Right.
So, so we know, um, who these people are or exactly where they're coming from.
We have to give a name to something and, you know, bringing up the Bible, that, that was one of the things in the Bible that, that God like commanded Adam to do was like, Hey, gonna put up give you all of this stuff and animals and and mountains and all that stuff but you have to give it a name you have to associate a thought and an idea with it and we're still we're still doing that today you know

and by the way i don't disqualify religion as uh like something that could be uh directly involved with what we see it might be right if you're a man of god um god created the whole universe, everything we know.

So if there's something out there, it's also created by God, if you believe in that.

But the problem is we tend to think we are the center of the universe and there's only one form of life.

But it takes me to Galileo, right? Galileo, he got into it with the Catholic Church, with the Pope in his days.

So that would be contradicting to the beliefs at the time, maybe still, you know.
Yeah.
Like you said, where there's smoke, there's fire.
When you think about Richard Dolan, he put out an article or a video that kind of went viral about making that distinction between the UAPs and UFO community and how the people who tell the grandiose stories of being taken off world and being taught for 20 years and then they come back and only three minutes have passed and they've lived several lifetimes.
And for some reason, it seems like those stories that seem steeped in fantasy Seem to outweigh or get shared as much or if not more than the nuts and bolts stuff like people are drawn to the fantasy side of it.
But again, I don't want to do a disservice for people if someone who is it's if they're telling the truth.
Right.

Primitive reflects, and that is they tend to have the need to explain everything to something they know, right? Yes.

yeah we still do this but like in the older days religion was always something uh to go to right
yeah


Um, but I think, uh, it's also very healthy to just be, and not label something directly and experience something and just, yeah, we'll just sit on it for a while, I guess.
Yeah, I think so too, but that's almost impossible for, for anyone, you know, begin, you know, because we want to file, we have a file cabinet and we got to put that in the Christian file, the Muslim file, the crazy file.
Right.
So, so we know, um, who these people are or exactly where they're coming from.
We have to give a name to something and, you know, bringing up the Bible, that, that was one of the things in the Bible that, that God like commanded Adam to do was like, Hey, gonna put up give you all of this stuff and animals and and mountains and all that stuff but you have to give it a name you have to associate a thought and an idea with it and we're still we're still doing that today you know

and by the way i don't disqualify religion as uh like something that could be uh directly involved with what we see it might be right if you're a man of god um god created the whole universe, everything we know.

So if there's something out there, it's also created by God, if you believe in that.

But the problem is we tend to think we are the center of the universe and there's only one form of life.

But it takes me to Galileo, right? Galileo, he got into it with the Catholic Church, with the Pope in his days.

So that would be contradicting to the beliefs at the time, maybe still, you know.
Yeah.
Like you said, where there's smoke, there's fire.
When you think about Richard Dolan, he put out an article or a video that kind of went viral about making that distinction between the UAPs and UFO community and how the people who tell the grandiose stories of being taken off world and being taught for 20 years and then they come back and only three minutes have passed and they've lived several lifetimes.
And for some reason, it seems like those stories that seem steeped in fantasy Seem to outweigh or get shared as much or if not more than the nuts and bolts stuff like people are drawn to the fantasy side of it.
But again, I don't want to do a disservice for people if someone who is it's if they're telling the truth.
Right.
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