Dr. James Fitzsimmons

Right.

Um, is it slavery?

You know, there's, there's a lot of that that I, I wonder about.

Sure.

Um, the actual buildings themselves, um, not so much.

Um, I would say this, you know, before, before we started, you know, we were talking about sort of stuff in South America.

And one of the technologies in South America that is a rather amazing one is you have some buildings, they had mortar, but you have some buildings where, you know, way back in the day, you know, Spanish conquistadores report, oh, you can't, you couldn't even put a knife blade between these two rocks, right?

Because they fit together so tightly.

And that is an amazing thing.

I've been to these places.

I've seen sort of these rocks.

I've tried it, not with a knife, but with a credit card.

What's the name of that site?

So the site called Tiwanaku.

It's in South America.

It's in Bolivia.

It's beautiful.

Tiwanaku is beautiful.

Really spiritual place, actually.

And the buildings, when you get there, you sort of think to yourself, you look at some of the stones, you're like, is this a joke?