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Speaker 1: Ready to be amazed by the Wizard of Weird Strange
Speaker 1: Things with Joshua Warren.
Speaker 2: I am Joshua B. Warren, and each week on this show,
Speaker 2: I'll be giving you brand new mind blowing content, news exercises,
Speaker 2: and weird experiments you can do at home, and a
Speaker 2: lot more. On this edition of the show. Cuckle kN
Speaker 2: Part six, the para Temporal Loop Hypothesis. I have decided
Speaker 2: to do something here that I've never done before. Usually
Speaker 2: I space out these Cucko con chapter readings, just you know,
Speaker 2: I sprinkle him out there once in a while. However,
Speaker 2: on last week's show, I was reading chapter five and
Speaker 2: for the first time ever, I ran out of time
Speaker 2: and I didn't like that that. I mean, I only
Speaker 2: had like a few paragraphs left, but I just couldn't
Speaker 2: squeeze it in. And so I was sitting there thinking like, hmmm, well,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm in the mood i'm reading this
Speaker 2: book right now. And then it occurred to me, what
Speaker 2: if I just keep recording, because for one thing, I
Speaker 2: want to finish my thought here and and and end
Speaker 2: on an honest to goodness, you know, solid chapter ending. Secondly,
Speaker 2: I love the topic of para temporals. I invented the
Speaker 2: para temporal loop hypothesis, so I've been looking forward to
Speaker 2: talking about this, so that's exciting to me. Thirdly, I'm
Speaker 2: going to be in the field quite a bit this
Speaker 2: particular month, September of twenty twenty three, and so I
Speaker 2: was probably going to do a best of for this week,
Speaker 2: but I said, you know what, why don't I just
Speaker 2: keep the recording going here and I'll just keep reading
Speaker 2: and because I'm pretty sure I can at least finish
Speaker 2: chapter six here and probably have time to talk about
Speaker 2: some other stuff and then guess what after that? The
Speaker 2: next time I decided to read from the Secret Wisdom
Speaker 2: of cuckle Con, it will be the final chapter. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's exciting. So I'm just going to pick up where
Speaker 2: I left off last week. Let me remind those of
Speaker 2: you who are new to the show, this is a
Speaker 2: book that I wrote fourteen years ago, in two thousand
Speaker 2: and nine, called The Secret Wisdom of kuckle Con. It's
Speaker 2: about interdimensional contact in a holocentiate universe, alien spirits, cryptids,
Speaker 2: espu and I've been reading chapters once in a while,
Speaker 2: and when I'm done, I'll be able to edit them
Speaker 2: all together, and i'll have an audiobook from this thing
Speaker 2: that I wrote fourteen years ago. And when I write
Speaker 2: some things differently now, of course I would, but I'm
Speaker 2: doing my best to present it to you as was written.
Speaker 2: So if you feel like you don't want to just
Speaker 2: start in the middle of this, we'll go back and
Speaker 2: you'll find the show where I started reading The Secret
Speaker 2: Wisdom of Kooko Kahn. I don't have that episode in
Speaker 2: front of me right now, but let's not waste any
Speaker 2: more time. Let's get to it. I'm going to pick
Speaker 2: up with where I left off in last week's show,
Speaker 2: which was episode one fifty two, and we will continue
Speaker 2: through chapter six. Okay, here we go. The simplest form
Speaker 2: of passive aggressive ridicule that stifles paranormal explanation is one
Speaker 2: person responding to another with this old phrase, it's probably
Speaker 2: just your imagination. This is actually an insult said to
Speaker 2: a person who is being lightly accused of an inability
Speaker 2: to separate what is important from what is not. It
Speaker 2: is true that we sometimes completely generate things from within,
Speaker 2: therefore imagining them, but we should never discount something out
Speaker 2: of hand because it might be imagined. Maybe the reason
Speaker 2: it was generated within is that it is a response
Speaker 2: to something outside. But that level of thoughtfulness is scarcely
Speaker 2: applied by most in our society. We should stop saying
Speaker 2: it could be your imagination, unless we intend to degrade someone.
Speaker 2: Though that kind of soft mind control has always been used,
Speaker 2: our technology now confronts us with hardcore mind reading machines.
Speaker 2: Functional magnetic resonance imaging, or FMRII is a system of
Speaker 2: mapping the brain with such intricacy that specific words and
Speaker 2: thoughts can be extracted from the mind. In two thousand
Speaker 2: and nine, the sixty Minutes news program did a detailed
Speaker 2: segment on the technology, demonstrating its successful operation and explaining
Speaker 2: how it can be used for criminal and terrorist prosecution
Speaker 2: in the very near future. Will potential intention one day
Speaker 2: be upheld as evidence of wrongdoing as presented in Spielberg's
Speaker 2: two thousand and two movie Minority Report. It's sad to
Speaker 2: see the system of distraction and mass mind control has
Speaker 2: been so effective. Much of today's youth lives in a
Speaker 2: cyber world and depends on it, And yet that world
Speaker 2: is so fragile that it could collapse at any moment.
Speaker 2: Would they know how to repair it? My friend doctor
Speaker 2: Bill forsten wrote a best selling novel called One Second After.
Speaker 2: It's about an electromagnetic pulse or E that blasts the
Speaker 2: United States from a nuke that has detonated miles above. Instantly,
Speaker 2: most of the country reverts back to the pioneer days.
Speaker 2: In the novel, looting and chaos ensue, and those who
Speaker 2: know how to survive take over. That scenario is so
Speaker 2: real that Bill Forstune has been contacted by military leaders
Speaker 2: and congressional committees asking him to speak before them and
Speaker 2: fully explain the implications of this threat on September one
Speaker 2: of eighteen fifty nine, an amazing episode known as the
Speaker 2: Carrington event occurred. An English solar astronomer named Richard Carrington
Speaker 2: observed a bright spot on the Sun that rapidly swelled
Speaker 2: and then dwindled at eleven eighteen am. Five minutes later,
Speaker 2: the skies of Earth brightened into brilliant, colorful auroras. Telegraph
Speaker 2: lines went nuts, shooting sparks that caught off called to
Speaker 2: office papers on fire. An enormous solar flare had induced
Speaker 2: powerful electrical currents through all metal on Earth. In a
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty two test called Starfish Prime, the United States
Speaker 2: detonated a large nuclear device two hundred and fifty miles
Speaker 2: above the Pacific Ocean, almost one thousand miles away in Hawaii.
Speaker 2: The EMP it produced destroyed three hundred street lights, fused
Speaker 2: power lines, and took out telephones, televisions, radios, and burglar alarms.
Speaker 2: With today's world so dependent on sensitive electronics, can you
Speaker 2: imagine what a powerful EMP, either natural or from enemy
Speaker 2: attack could do. Interestingly, many solar scientists think, due to
Speaker 2: massive sun activity, our next best chance for a possible
Speaker 2: Carrington type EMP event will be twelve When you have
Speaker 2: a virus, your body runs a fever. Some like the
Speaker 2: Lakota Indians, say humans are now a virus on Earth
Speaker 2: and Mother Nature will eventually heat up to destroy us two.
Speaker 2: But for now, all continues in the man made architecture
Speaker 2: of control. The world is controlled by money. The money
Speaker 2: is controlled by descendants of those who knew the para temporals. Therefore,
Speaker 2: the greatest secret being kept by human civilization is the
Speaker 2: wisdom and power of the para temporals. But what exactly
Speaker 2: is the power of the para temporals? What is it
Speaker 2: that is so important to them? Simple? The ability to
Speaker 2: warp space, time time is of particular interest, hence the
Speaker 2: para temporal loop hypothesis. Alrighty, so now I've got the
Speaker 2: rest of the show to read to you, this next chapter,
Speaker 2: and I think i'll finish it even before the show
Speaker 2: is over. The next chapter is chapter six, called the
Speaker 2: pair of temporal loop hypothesis. And I know this is
Speaker 2: one of those things that's gonna sound completely nuts to
Speaker 2: some of you, because whenever you get into time travel stuff,
Speaker 2: you know, it's just like your mind spirals and all
Speaker 2: kinds of insane directions. But I've done my best to
Speaker 2: come up with a fresh perspective. At least it was
Speaker 2: a fresh perspective in two thousand and nine, and since
Speaker 2: then a lot of people have sort of, you know,
Speaker 2: picked up on this and it gets into like the
Speaker 2: men in black and mothmen and all kinds of weird
Speaker 2: creatures like that. So that is coming up when we
Speaker 2: come back from the break. And then, like I say,
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Strange Things of the iHeartRadio and Coast
Speaker 2: to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I am your host,
Speaker 2: the Wizard of Weird, Joshua P. Warren, beaming into your
Speaker 2: worm whole grain from my studio in Sin City, Las Vegas, Nevada,
Speaker 2: where every day is golden and every night is silver.
Speaker 2: I'iatatos zou ma. And if my lifts are starting to
Speaker 2: sound a little rubbery, it's not just all the liquor.
Speaker 2: It's also because I have decided to keep recording from
Speaker 2: last week's show. I'm basically recording two shows back to back.
Speaker 2: Here reading, reading, reading, because I'm about to get into
Speaker 2: one of my favorite topics in the whole wide world,
Speaker 2: the para temporal loop hypothesis. And this is from my
Speaker 2: book The Secret Wisdom of Kucko Khan, published in two
Speaker 2: thousand and nine. And hopefully you'll be able to keep
Speaker 2: up with this. I mean, I don't know, it's like
Speaker 2: you might really have to pay attention to it to
Speaker 2: stay with it because it's time travel stuff. So let's
Speaker 2: just see how it goes. Are you ready, Let's begin
Speaker 2: chapter six the para temporal loop hypothesis. A hypothesis is
Speaker 2: an explanation or model that hinges on at least one
Speaker 2: testable element. If that element eventually tests in favor of
Speaker 2: the hypothesis, it then becomes a theory. In this case,
Speaker 2: the one condition that is testable is whether or not
Speaker 2: traveling into the past is possible, if ever, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 2: in the infinite future, under any circumstances, humans or similar
Speaker 2: beings figure out how to travel back in time. We
Speaker 2: can suppose they will. This is the basis of the
Speaker 2: paratemporal loop hypothesis. Just to be extreme, let us imagine
Speaker 2: that millions of years into the future, after humans are
Speaker 2: long gone, another species based on mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, insects, fish,
Speaker 2: or some type of life yet unknown advances and surpasses
Speaker 2: our present human state and becomes the first to figure
Speaker 2: out how to travel back in time. Even if it
Speaker 2: is illegal to do so. A rogue scientist won't be
Speaker 2: able to resist the temptation for the sake of example,
Speaker 2: Let's say the first person is Fishman, a highly evolved
Speaker 2: humanoid from the Earth's ocean. Fishman travels back to the
Speaker 2: year nineteen twenty. Now, we viewed time as an inexorable
Speaker 2: march ever ford based on our own perception. But in
Speaker 2: going back, even while his timeline continues, Fishman has now
Speaker 2: created a time loop. So I'll repeat that. In going back,
Speaker 2: even while his timeline continues, fish Man has now created
Speaker 2: a time loop, one that we will call a para
Speaker 2: temporal loop. He knows how important it is for him
Speaker 2: to remain hidden and elusive. If he makes too big
Speaker 2: of an impact on the world, especially if he is seen,
Speaker 2: he could affect the chain of the ever after and
Speaker 2: jeopardize his own future existence. As a result, he would
Speaker 2: perhaps fade away like the lead character and back to
Speaker 2: the future. However, if fish Man is willing to take
Speaker 2: a risk, he could try to create some result that
Speaker 2: might enhance his position in the future. Let's say Fishman
Speaker 2: brings back a disease that will wipe out the genes
Speaker 2: of his future predator. If the risk has been calculated correctly,
Speaker 2: he may return to a better future. If he fails,
Speaker 2: he may either vanish or his future could be worse.
Speaker 2: But Fishman says, what the hecking, gives it a try.
Speaker 2: If he fails, then it's over and who knows when
Speaker 2: the next being will travel back. But if it succeeds,
Speaker 2: then Fishman is now stronger when he returns, and he
Speaker 2: ruthlessly protects his time travel technology so that no one
Speaker 2: can go back and mess him up. Let's say he
Speaker 2: successfully keeps this secret for a few years, and then
Speaker 2: he wakes up one day and the world has changed somehow.
Speaker 2: He's confused, well, how did this happen? What Fishman did
Speaker 2: not realize was that in a million years after he
Speaker 2: was born, long after Fishman is gone, bear Man, who
Speaker 2: has evolved from the future forests, discovers how to travel back,
Speaker 2: and he has done the same thing as Fishman, traveling
Speaker 2: instead to nineteen fifteen, five years before Fishman went back,
Speaker 2: tweaking the pass to his advantage. So now Fishman has
Speaker 2: to go back again, this time to nineteen fourteen and
Speaker 2: correct it to his liking. He is now engaged in
Speaker 2: a sort of time battle with bear Man. But what
Speaker 2: neither Fishman nor b Man realize is that in all
Speaker 2: of the future there are thousands of others just like them.
Speaker 2: What we therefore have is a very complex series of
Speaker 2: millions of para temporal loops, with countless members of countless
Speaker 2: future species, all trying to outdo each other in favor
Speaker 2: of their own personal self interests in the future, and
Speaker 2: they are not fully aware of each other. What a mess.
Speaker 2: So how does this affect you and me in our lives?
Speaker 2: What if the world around you actually does change somehow
Speaker 2: from day to day, hour to hour, or second to
Speaker 2: second as you move through this intricate structure of loops,
Speaker 2: some lasting days, some lasting less than a second. One
Speaker 2: moment flying saucers exist, the next moment they don't. One
Speaker 2: moment Bigfoot exists, the next moment he does not. Have
Speaker 2: you ever sworn you saw a detailed news feature of
Speaker 2: us about a celebrity who had died, and then you
Speaker 2: find out later that the celebrity is alive again. This
Speaker 2: is called the dead celebrities phenomenon, and many actually occur,
Speaker 2: and it may actually occur with many people, But we
Speaker 2: simply notice celebrities more since they are famous. Can other
Speaker 2: people vanish and reappear without any awareness of what happened
Speaker 2: to them? Read about the eighteen ninety thunderbird photo from Tombstone, Arizona.
Speaker 2: In my book called Pet Ghosts, thousands of people around
Speaker 2: the world swear they have seen it, and yet no
Speaker 2: one can produce a copy. Where did it go? Was
Speaker 2: it removed from our current timeline by someone? Are we
Speaker 2: passing through an ever changing world, fluid in ways beyond
Speaker 2: our comprehension constantly and a multifaceted tug of war by
Speaker 2: beings in the future, and yes, some of them may
Speaker 2: be humans. What if humans actually figured out how to
Speaker 2: do this long ago, but it has been kept secret
Speaker 2: from most of us. What if members of the human
Speaker 2: race are actively playing this game as we speak. It
Speaker 2: all sounds like some dizzying plot and a bad sci
Speaker 2: fi movie. And yet if the premise of the hypothesis,
Speaker 2: which is very plausible, is true, then this is surely
Speaker 2: the realistic outcome. The one thing that most paranormal entities
Speaker 2: have in common is a connection to warped time. As
Speaker 2: touched on earlier, remember that ghosts usually represent a glimpse
Speaker 2: of the past, or a person as that person appeared
Speaker 2: in the past. A UFO hovers above a car and
Speaker 2: the vehicle stops when the UFO zips away, the vehicle
Speaker 2: starts running again. Even though the ignition was not turned,
Speaker 2: the car did not die, so time was apparently stopped.
Speaker 2: Someone follows Bigfoot, leaving behind a trail of tracks, and
Speaker 2: then suddenly the tracks stop in mid trail, and the
Speaker 2: creature is gone. The Bigfoot has warped its place in space,
Speaker 2: and since space time is a single element in changing space,
Speaker 2: the creature's time has also changed. And yet you may ask, well,
Speaker 2: if a UFO hovers above a car and the car
Speaker 2: stops because time stands still, why doesn't it make the
Speaker 2: driver freeze as well? Well? Of course, in some cases
Speaker 2: this does account for the missing time reported by witnesses,
Speaker 2: But in other cases, the human mind continues to function
Speaker 2: because the mind is itself a time machine that generally
Speaker 2: functions independently. When you remember what you had for lunch yesterday,
Speaker 2: you are mentally traveling through time. When you imagine the
Speaker 2: outcome of tomorrow's election, you are traveling into a future,
Speaker 2: possible timeline. Some people experience paranormal activity all the time,
Speaker 2: others never experience it at all. Why is this? It
Speaker 2: may be because everyone has a unique brain and therefore
Speaker 2: a unique time machine. You actually have an entire life
Speaker 2: path that is aligned with your own pattern of loop perception.
Speaker 2: The loops around us and their layers create frequencies. Some
Speaker 2: people have a brain tuned to the frequency of the
Speaker 2: UFO realm, and others do not. This goes for any phenomenon.
Speaker 2: I'm going to stop right there, make a little note,
Speaker 2: and then when we come back from the break, I'll
Speaker 2: be picking it up. Yeah, things are going very smoothly
Speaker 2: this time around. Hey, before I hit the brake, how
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Speaker 2: per second do you think a woodpecker can peck? They
Speaker 2: are able to peck twenty times per second, or around
Speaker 2: eighty to twelve thousand pecks per day without ever getting
Speaker 2: a headache. Sea otters hold hands when they sleep so
Speaker 2: they don't drift away from each other. That's cute. Jellyfish
Speaker 2: and lobsters are biologically immortal. What jellyfish and lobsters are
Speaker 2: biologically immortal? Oddjya tato zume. I don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: Biologically immortal. Now I have a whole other thing I
Speaker 2: have to look into. It never ends, but that's why
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Speaker 2: to Coast AM. Hey, Renormal Podcast Network. I am your host,
Speaker 2: Joshua P. Warren, and this is the show where the
Speaker 2: unusual becomes usual. I'm reading from my book written and
Speaker 2: published in two thousand and nine called The Secret Wisdom
Speaker 2: of Kucko Khan from chapter six, which is about the
Speaker 2: paratemporal loop hypothesis. Just as the length of an antenna
Speaker 2: can determine what electromagnetic signals one can detect, variables within
Speaker 2: your brain and mind can determine what aspects of reality
Speaker 2: you are most apt to receive. In this sense, our
Speaker 2: worlds overlap somewhat, but we each are truly experiencing a
Speaker 2: unique reality, the product of our own personal interface with
Speaker 2: the web of timelines we encounter each day. Each timeline
Speaker 2: full of new yet fleeting possibilities, and some of them
Speaker 2: you may be psychic, in others you are not. Your
Speaker 2: ability can come and go second by second, or year
Speaker 2: by year when on your conscious journey through life you
Speaker 2: pass through a substantial specific point where a loop has connected.
Speaker 2: Time at that spot ceases to exist as we usually
Speaker 2: experience it. At that point we are sometimes able to
Speaker 2: move more easily and perceive phenomena that are suspended in time,
Speaker 2: especially ghosts, be them conscious or imprints. Also at the joints,
Speaker 2: our potential for esp is enhanced, allowing the time machine
Speaker 2: of your mind easier access to stretch into the past
Speaker 2: or future. It is highly possible that, even if the
Speaker 2: staple of the para temporal loop hypothesis is wrong and
Speaker 2: beings have never been nor will ever be, capable of
Speaker 2: traveling through time, similar time loops may exist naturally as well.
Speaker 2: Humans represent the passing of time in a straightforward, linear fashion.
Speaker 2: A common modern calendar is laid out in a line
Speaker 2: of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, et cetera. We therefore imagine ourselves
Speaker 2: moving straight ahead in a smooth procession. But what if
Speaker 2: this model does not correspond to the genuine shape of time?
Speaker 2: Just one little twist here and there can turn everything
Speaker 2: upside down. If you take a strip of paper, twist
Speaker 2: it one time, and then tape the ends together, you
Speaker 2: have something similar to a figure eight. If you then
Speaker 2: place the tip of a pin in the middle of
Speaker 2: the strip and never lift the tip as you draw
Speaker 2: straight forward, you will eventually find that you come back
Speaker 2: to the place where you started. Then, if you undo
Speaker 2: the ends, you will find that although you never lifted
Speaker 2: the pin, you actually drew a straight line down the
Speaker 2: middle of both sides. If you were an ant crawling
Speaker 2: straight forward on that strip, you never would have realized
Speaker 2: that you shifted over to the other side and then back.
Speaker 2: This design is called a mobius strip. Often, just before
Speaker 2: someone witnesses a paranormal event, they describe in retrospect an
Speaker 2: eerie moment of silence just before the manifestation. It seems
Speaker 2: as if time almost stops for a moment and the
Speaker 2: individual is utterly alone, and then pow, the weirdness happens.
Speaker 2: English researcher Jenny Randalls calls this the OZ factor, a
Speaker 2: sign that someone is about to cross into a new realm.
Speaker 2: If time is occasionally shaped like a mobius strip, maybe
Speaker 2: sometimes you encounter one of these twists in the timeline.
Speaker 2: That moment just before you switch over to the other realm,
Speaker 2: all is quiet because you are not quite here nor there.
Speaker 2: You're in some fuzzy purgatory for a few seconds, devoid
Speaker 2: of the usual sensory input. And when you return back
Speaker 2: to the other side of this timeline, this timeline mobile strip,
Speaker 2: you are left dazed by how out of place and
Speaker 2: unreal the entire experience seemed. In some cases, for a while,
Speaker 2: you may even continue to simultaneously exist in two timelines.
Speaker 2: Has someone ever seen you somewhere? You have not been
Speaker 2: doing something that you did not do. Some people even
Speaker 2: run into themselves face to face with their doppelganger or double.
Speaker 2: Modern physicists have photographed the same particle at two separate
Speaker 2: places at the same time, And though we cannot comprehend this,
Speaker 2: it happens, and it may occur in our lives from
Speaker 2: time to time. As you have read thus far, our
Speaker 2: world filled with mystery is complex enough when simply viewed
Speaker 2: from one point of view, but now imagine that complexity
Speaker 2: multiplied exponentially as those phenomena are also occurring within these
Speaker 2: countless para temporal loops. The enormous range of subtle frequencies
Speaker 2: that waver and fluctuate, bringing us in and out of
Speaker 2: contact with mind boggling spectrums of energy and beings operates
Speaker 2: within an ever changing reality, shifting ever so slightly like
Speaker 2: waves of light on a hot road, as forces from
Speaker 2: the future struggle with those in the past to determine
Speaker 2: those possible futures again and again. In some loops, we
Speaker 2: experience the flying humanoids like Mothman. Such winged beings exist
Speaker 2: just beyond our normal physical vibration, and when there is
Speaker 2: a large impending change in our world on the physical level,
Speaker 2: it is preceded by a gradual and powerful change in
Speaker 2: the energy environment, like electrical charges building up in a capacitor.
Speaker 2: They strengthen and warp our dimensions, bringing us into contact
Speaker 2: with those beings seemingly omens of transformation. And then, when
Speaker 2: finally the physical change occurs, often quickly and violently, all
Speaker 2: all the energies snap back into place, removing those beings
Speaker 2: from our realm until another convergence can occur. Perhaps winged
Speaker 2: beings sometimes blast into our dimension with such force that
Speaker 2: they accidentally destroy themselves. The incredible Tunguska explosion of nineteen
Speaker 2: oh eight left a huge butterflylike blast pattern on the ground,
Speaker 2: considered unexplained to this day. Many of the creatures so
Speaker 2: popular in paranormal lore bigfoot, aliens, mothmen, ghosts, chupacabra, so
Speaker 2: called angels, and demons, are glimpsed when the dimensions warped
Speaker 2: toward each other once in a while. During that limited interaction,
Speaker 2: most of the parties are somewhat confused, especially those I
Speaker 2: call phantomals para temporals that appear more animal like than
Speaker 2: human like. Again read my book called pet Ghosts. In
Speaker 2: many cases, our ability to see and interact with them
Speaker 2: is just as surprising to us as their ability to
Speaker 2: see and interact with us is to them, And yet
Speaker 2: some of them appear to truly understand what is going on.
Speaker 2: It seems rather likely that future humans do in fact
Speaker 2: figure out how to travel into the past. They may
Speaker 2: not be fully organic like us, though, because we think
Speaker 2: of ourselves as organic. We are organocentric beings. But you
Speaker 2: are composed of metal as well. When spilled your blood
Speaker 2: leaves iron rust. As we advance, we will surely become
Speaker 2: more like cyborgs, blurring the line between the current concept
Speaker 2: of man and machine. It's already happening. How often do
Speaker 2: you see someone with a tiny cell phone slash computer
Speaker 2: practically glued to their ear. In the future, we will
Speaker 2: have a combination of organic and inorganic, just like the
Speaker 2: advanced ships of the Para temporals. And that is why
Speaker 2: some describe such qualities of grays, and also why there's
Speaker 2: something so unsettlingly inhuman about the men in Black or MIIB.
Speaker 2: If you want to understand the MIIB, you must ask
Speaker 2: yourself one very simple question, why, especially throughout the twentieth century,
Speaker 2: that these men always dress in black? It is now
Speaker 2: so well known that it seems they would stick out
Speaker 2: like sore thumbs, and because of that we don't hear
Speaker 2: as many reports of them. For the most part, they
Speaker 2: have apparently changed their dress. But why well, think about this.
Speaker 2: In the early nineteen hundreds, if you saw a man
Speaker 2: walking down the street wearing a black hat and a
Speaker 2: black suit, you might notice him, but he would not
Speaker 2: look extremely out of place. And in the late nineteen hundreds,
Speaker 2: if you saw a man walking down the street wearing
Speaker 2: a black hat and black suit, you might notice him,
Speaker 2: but again he would not look extremely out of place.
Speaker 2: This particular outfit was flexible enough to work within the
Speaker 2: social context of a century or more. Therefore, if you
Speaker 2: are jumping around traveling through time, and within the course
Speaker 2: of one work day, you might find yourself visiting nineteen fifteen,
Speaker 2: and then nineteen eighty nine, and then nineteen fifty three. Well,
Speaker 2: you could keep the same clothes all the while. This
Speaker 2: is a convenient suit that fits within the general fashion
Speaker 2: of an era, not specific enough to be quite right,
Speaker 2: but not so generally strange to draw unique attention. If
Speaker 2: the para temporal loup hypothesis is correct, then the MiB
Speaker 2: are future humans slightly cyborg, perhaps with alien influence, who
Speaker 2: work to keep the secret of para temporal contact and
Speaker 2: time travel for the benefit of future humans, and that regard,
Speaker 2: they are the most human of the para temporals. Now,
Speaker 2: of course, I don't mean to say there aren't regular
Speaker 2: old government spooks running around in black suits as well,
Speaker 2: but there is much less of that than you might think.
Speaker 2: All Right, I'm gonna pause right there, and I feel
Speaker 2: I feel pretty good about the fact that when I
Speaker 2: come back for this last segment of the show, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be able to finish this chapter, and then I
Speaker 2: may even have time to talk to you about something else.
Speaker 2: Because I couldn't help it, I did look up the
Speaker 2: suppose it explanation for why jellyfish and lobsters are sometimes
Speaker 2: called biologically immortal. Now, I know that, you know, if
Speaker 2: you cut off like a limb from a starfish, it
Speaker 2: can grow back. And I know that you know if
Speaker 2: a lizard loses its tail gets bitten off, it can grow.
Speaker 2: But what are they talking about? Well, I think I'll
Speaker 2: have time to get into that, and that's not something
Speaker 2: I was planning to talk about. By the way, at
Speaker 2: the end to the show and who knows, maybe even more. OK,
Speaker 2: you know, I am Joshua P.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to the final segment of this edition of
Speaker 2: Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM
Speaker 2: Paranormal Podcast Network. I am your host, Joshua P. Warren,
Speaker 2: and now let's get back to the reading, shall we.
Speaker 2: Given that standard non paranormal government and military powers form
Speaker 2: the bulk of our system, and they thrive on creating
Speaker 2: confusion to maintain their secrecy. This whole thing is further
Speaker 2: complicated by low level government taking advantage of the ridicule
Speaker 2: factor associated with people who discuss the paranormal. For example,
Speaker 2: let's say a military division is practicing how to secretly
Speaker 2: run through a civilian area at night, and they choose
Speaker 2: your own backyard as a practice course before going into
Speaker 2: a live warzone. If your dog starts sparking and you
Speaker 2: look outside to see men running by with rifles, you'll
Speaker 2: likely call the police. But what if those same men
Speaker 2: are wearing rubber alien masks? You might hesitate to pick
Speaker 2: up the phone and tell the local authorities you've seen
Speaker 2: two aliens in your backyard. For this reason, I feel
Speaker 2: confident the governments often discussed their personnel and equipment in
Speaker 2: the guise of paranormal imagery from modern pop culture, and
Speaker 2: it works. The real para temporal seem to have a
Speaker 2: fascination with human life forms and especially blood. There were
Speaker 2: reports of Mothman chasing a blood mobile chupacabra sucks blood.
Speaker 2: Cattle mutilations leave carcasses without blood, and again it's not
Speaker 2: inconceivable some of them are actually eating humans. The idea
Speaker 2: of the vampire itself is likely based on this fact.
Speaker 2: As brown Stoker wrote, the blood is the life, and
Speaker 2: when para temporals appear, they often leave traces of radiation.
Speaker 2: Firsthand witnesses have shared records of radiation exposure and conjunctivitis
Speaker 2: with me. Massive radiation has also a tendency to settle
Speaker 2: in some parts of mutilated cows. There are many ways
Speaker 2: in which strain beings manifest, and there are evidence and
Speaker 2: methods we can use to discern the real para temporals
Speaker 2: from deceptions and illusions. But keep in mind that all
Speaker 2: of these phenomena may exist within those loops so abundant
Speaker 2: that they enshroud our lives in the entire human experience.
Speaker 2: As you hear these words, the world outside your window
Speaker 2: may essentially look the same, but just beyond your view
Speaker 2: it is changing in some fundamental way. And since we're
Speaker 2: talking about time travel, there is at least one other
Speaker 2: point that should be made. It's possible that those or
Speaker 2: at least some of those who travel into the past
Speaker 2: cannot interact with it. They might be invisible to us,
Speaker 2: or partially visible, since their dimensional position may be close
Speaker 2: to ours but does not completely merge. If that's the case,
Speaker 2: they might appear as the shadowy figures that quietly watch us,
Speaker 2: the infamous shadow people that Heidi Hollis talks about as
Speaker 2: opposed to shat How do we phantasmal forms that might
Speaker 2: simply be ghosts that, if not fully materialized shadow people
Speaker 2: behave in a particular fashion that defines them. They often
Speaker 2: tend to crouch back in a corner or some other
Speaker 2: subtle nook and watch us, And yet when they are noticed,
Speaker 2: they quickly exit. If from the future of this could
Speaker 2: explain why they run. They know that if you merely
Speaker 2: perceived them, it could influence the chain of events, altering
Speaker 2: the timeline, jeopardizing the future. There are other pair temporals
Speaker 2: that simply watch us. Though we enjoy stories about those
Speaker 2: we feel help us, angels and such, yet some of
Speaker 2: the most frightening stories you can imagine come from those
Speaker 2: of a ghoulish nature. One story that raised the hair
Speaker 2: on my flesh was that of a young woman who
Speaker 2: moved into a haunted house. At first, she didn't know
Speaker 2: it was haunted. The first night, she woke up at
Speaker 2: two am sharp and sprang upright in bed, all seem fine.
Speaker 2: The second the exact same thing happened at two am,
Speaker 2: and again the third night. After she told a coworker,
Speaker 2: He suggested she set up a camera in the room
Speaker 2: and he lent her his. That night, the same thing happened,
Speaker 2: but with the camera rolling this time. The next day,
Speaker 2: upon returning from work, she watched the footage. There she
Speaker 2: was lying asleep in bed, all normal, and then at
Speaker 2: one fifty seven am, a tall black form very similar
Speaker 2: to the Grim Reaper, quietly drifted up to her bedside.
Speaker 2: He stood there silently, watching her sleep until one fifty
Speaker 2: nine am, then he turned and glided away. Moments later,
Speaker 2: she sprang upright at two am. Just as some of
Speaker 2: these Peara temporals want our blood, others simply want our energy.
Speaker 2: And if you see them and are panicked, you withdraw
Speaker 2: your energy filled. But when you don't see them and
Speaker 2: you're relaxed and at ease, your aura is wide and radiant,
Speaker 2: you're vulnerable, and it's easy for them to feed off
Speaker 2: your energy directly without your attention. The pair of temporals
Speaker 2: that slip in and out of this realm sometimes orient
Speaker 2: themselves to humans and take our orgone. So when one
Speaker 2: realizes that a para temporal is trying to avoid observation,
Speaker 2: it is because that being is either a bio feeder
Speaker 2: or a partially manifested time traveler from the future, attempting
Speaker 2: to stay hidden as he or she watches us for
Speaker 2: a variety of purposes. This realm, this synchronistic fantasy, in
Speaker 2: which we perceive so much yet are conscious of so little,
Speaker 2: is truly an overwhelming place. In the most technical sense,
Speaker 2: this very moment is all that really exists, the here
Speaker 2: and now. But how long is that moment? Time is
Speaker 2: indeed a flexible thing. Your time machine, the one between
Speaker 2: your ears, is processing data as quickly as it can.
Speaker 2: Your worm whole brain is sucking it in and shooting
Speaker 2: it out as rapidly as possible, the frequency changing all
Speaker 2: the while. And as the program runs through where is
Speaker 2: it leading? What happens when you reach the end? Oh
Speaker 2: my goodness, Okay, I made it to the end of
Speaker 2: that chapter. Let me tell you that I am exhausted
Speaker 2: that takes that drains you to record two Strange Things
Speaker 2: podcasts back to back. But you know what, here's the
Speaker 2: exciting news. The next time I decide to read from
Speaker 2: this book, and I don't know when that will be.
Speaker 2: There was only one chapter left. It's called chapter seven,
Speaker 2: Your Purpose and Intention. That will be the big grand
Speaker 2: finale of this entire thing. And then after that I'll
Speaker 2: be able to sew all this together and have my
Speaker 2: audio book. So okay, let's get back to the weirdo
Speaker 2: factoid that I came across that said that. And I
Speaker 2: just picked up a book and randomly it said did
Speaker 2: you know that? You know, lobsters and jellyfish are biologically immortal?
Speaker 2: So I look that up, and let me just tell
Speaker 2: you what I came up with, because it seems like
Speaker 2: it's a little too complicated to really try to dig
Speaker 2: into from like a clinical point of view. But apparently,
Speaker 2: according to like big think dot com, lobsters have some
Speaker 2: kind of an enzyme that it always replaces the old
Speaker 2: growth on their shells and that so basically it's kind
Speaker 2: of like whenever something dies, it just keeps being replaced.
Speaker 2: And they say, right here, this is a quote. Lobsters
Speaker 2: do not die from old age, but from exhaustion. So
Speaker 2: that's weird, isn't it. Like so their bodies, they're saying,
Speaker 2: can stay healthy for a long time, but then eventually
Speaker 2: they just get tired. I know another way they die,
Speaker 2: don't you. I don't want to offend all of the
Speaker 2: uh the non lobster eaters out there, so I will
Speaker 2: not but I will not say more. But you know what,
Speaker 2: the oldest lobster they think on record was named George,
Speaker 2: and they say that he lived at a seafood restaurant
Speaker 2: in New York City and they estimated that he was
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty years old when he died. But
Speaker 2: now when it comes to jellyfish, that's a different story.
Speaker 2: The jellyfish really do seem to be immortal because apparently
Speaker 2: the jellyfish they have, there's only one type of jellyfish,
Speaker 2: and you can read about this on your own. This
Speaker 2: particular type of jellyfish has this ability to literally regress
Speaker 2: its age, so it can no matter how old it gets,
Speaker 2: if it wants to. They're saying that it can regress
Speaker 2: to an earlier age and then go back to a
Speaker 2: later age, and it just has complete flexibility to do this.
Speaker 2: And listen to this, I kid you not. Scientists are
Speaker 2: saying that there are probably some of these jellyfish out
Speaker 2: there floating around right now that have been around for
Speaker 2: at least sixty six million years before you know the
Speaker 2: demise of the dinosaurs. I mean, like, inject me with
Speaker 2: some of that, right, forget the stem cells. I'll find
Speaker 2: some of these jellyfish. I'll eat them every day. It's
Speaker 2: so weird. Okay. Well, as they say, if you're curious,
Speaker 2: you learn something new every day. Okay, it is now
Speaker 2: time for me to let my jaw rest a little bit,
Speaker 2: and that doesn't happen quite often. So let us, as usual,
Speaker 2: take a deep breath, if you can, close your eyes, relax,
Speaker 2: Let's focus on making your next week the best one ever. Huh.
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