Dr. James Fitzsimmons

Because the alien stuff can be dismissed pretty easily.

Um, people talk about pyramids, for example, and they say, Oh, like, how did they build them?

A pyramid is basically just a giant pile of rocks.

That's all it is.

You want to make something tall, and technology-wise, you don't have the modern technology.

Build a pile of rocks, put some stone face on it, and call it a day.

I'm not saying that the Egyptian pyramids didn't take ingenuity.

They did.

they screwed up a lot, right?

So I don't remember if, I don't remember this being in the podcast or not.

I wasn't, I don't remember this part of this, right?

For the Egyptian one, but like there are pyramids where they build it and they're going up and they're like, oh no, we screwed up.

We can't keep going up.

So we'll just kind of round off the top and like call it a day, right?

And you see that fallibility in the building of a lot of these structures.

And so you can dismiss all that alien stuff pretty easily.

Whereas like the actual truth part, I think,

Okay.

No, I can go there.

Like, no, I have these conversations like all the time, weirdly enough.