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I think you run in the same circles with us, Ryder Lee and Chris Matthew and all those guys.

We're actually on the Forbidden Knowledge Network.

I always forget to mention that.

But we did a whole show with Ryder actually about Corey Good and David Wilcock and that whole thing.

And it, it sucks because the people that want to believe it, that's fine.

But when it comes out that it, he literally admits, yeah, I just kind of made it up.

It throws everybody else who talks about crazy stuff into the same camp,

and then everybody just dismisses anything else you have to say. And there's always a fine line

in between here, people. There's crazy shit, and then there's shit, because it's verifiably true

that's happening. And it's up to you to figure that out. I do love talking about the crazy stuff, but it doesn't mean I believe all of it or that it's real. Again, sci-fi. That's part of looking for the truth, I guess, which isn't necessarily even what we're doing, but listening to different perspectives, it's, I think it's hard for some people to not get caught up in that they get wrapped up in it

They it's makes them comfortable or happy or whatever it is and they think oh I can believe in this I can get behind this and then they can't undo that feeling once something clashes with that

So like you were saying people come out and they start hating on you because they can't unbelieve what they have already

You know decided is the truth well it's chasing the conspiracy dragon and like you said they can't unbelieve what they have already, you know, decided is the truth.

Well, it's chasing the conspiracy dragon.

And like you said, they can't undecide it.

It's the same problem that people have when they have the cognitive dissonance of, you know, COVID or anything else where they want to believe this one thing.

So they can't open their mind.

The weirdest part is that this community is supposed to be the open-minded, you know, free-thinking group. But if something clashes with it, instead of taking that new piece of information and saying,

oh, wow, I should probably change my angle on this because that's pretty important.

Like, no, I got to stick to this.

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