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It's using the correct acids. You can let it dissolve away. Right. There were, there were stories that they found a bird, the pedo bird in South America that would chip away. It would take this, uh, take a leaf and go up and rub it on the rock, chip away at the rock and create a burrows. And that's how they learned to do it.

But then they took these, uh, these same plants and you found out that it creates certain types of acids that could dissolve the rock and make it soft. So turn it into a type of clay.

But then they took these, uh, these same plants and you found out that it creates certain types of acids that could dissolve the rock and make it soft. So turn it into a type of clay.

But then they took these, uh, these same plants and you found out that it creates certain types of acids that could dissolve the rock and make it soft. So turn it into a type of clay.

So that's the direction I think it's going in.

So that's the direction I think it's going in.

So that's the direction I think it's going in.

I've seen Jeff. I know Jeff from Land of Chem.

I've seen Jeff. I know Jeff from Land of Chem.

I've seen Jeff. I know Jeff from Land of Chem.

Yeah, yeah. Shout out to Jeff. Jeff and his wife, really lovely people. He's coming at it from the right direction of trying to find the technology behind it, the science behind it. I tend to agree with you. I'm not sure. I have my pet theory that the pyramids were illumination chambers, you know, for the mystery school tradition. But I agree with a lot of what he says.

Yeah, yeah. Shout out to Jeff. Jeff and his wife, really lovely people. He's coming at it from the right direction of trying to find the technology behind it, the science behind it. I tend to agree with you. I'm not sure. I have my pet theory that the pyramids were illumination chambers, you know, for the mystery school tradition. But I agree with a lot of what he says.

Yeah, yeah. Shout out to Jeff. Jeff and his wife, really lovely people. He's coming at it from the right direction of trying to find the technology behind it, the science behind it. I tend to agree with you. I'm not sure. I have my pet theory that the pyramids were illumination chambers, you know, for the mystery school tradition. But I agree with a lot of what he says.

He's come out and I think he's living there right now. Yeah. Yeah. So he knows a hell of a lot more about it.

He's come out and I think he's living there right now. Yeah. Yeah. So he knows a hell of a lot more about it.

He's come out and I think he's living there right now. Yeah. Yeah. So he knows a hell of a lot more about it.

S.A.R. S.A.R. Yes. Yeah. It's something some kind of aperture radar, aperture radar, tomography or something that the actual technical specifications doesn't go deep enough that it would even be able to pick these up.

S.A.R. S.A.R. Yes. Yeah. It's something some kind of aperture radar, aperture radar, tomography or something that the actual technical specifications doesn't go deep enough that it would even be able to pick these up.

S.A.R. S.A.R. Yes. Yeah. It's something some kind of aperture radar, aperture radar, tomography or something that the actual technical specifications doesn't go deep enough that it would even be able to pick these up.

So the guy that did it, his name starts with an M. You'll have to forgive me. I forget his exact name right now. But he's an Italian guy and he's with a group of other academics in Italy. You can go check out the video that I put out about it that translates their press conference.