Ben van Kerkwyk

But that was the only piece of titanium you did?

Holy shit.

How is titanium made?

Has anybody tested the radioactive levels of the cores?

They had advanced nuclear science somehow or another.

That's just too much.

I mean, it's not too much, but it's too much.

It's too crazy.

It's so crazy.

But also, when you do see some of the sculptures that look 3D printed, and you go, well, okay, now it kind of at least makes a little sense.

See, if we knew for sure that there was a cataclysm and a lost civilization, that civilization had achieved some immense heights of technological sophistication in a completely different pathway than we've done in modern times.

If we knew that for sure, then everything would be so easy.

You'd go, okay, well, clearly they were doing something.

What were they doing?

But instead we deny that possibility.

So by closing off that door, now you're left with nonsense.

You're left with sand and copper and it's dumb.

I agree.

The nuclear machining hypothesis, sorry to interrupt you, but if you go a thousand years from now, for sure we're going to have that.

Right.