Jason Shurka

And I would always argue with the rabbis because I like challenging it.

You know, I want to try and poke holes and see what we could do.

So they always said, Jason, they didn't actually live till that long.

It was just a different measurement of time.

So I said, well, is that true?

Let me actually look into this and see what I can make of it.

Here's what I got down to.

Before Noah's Ark, they said that everybody lived till, you know, not everybody, but there were people living till five, six, seven, 800, having kids when they were like three, 400.

And it would make sense logically that maybe they were counting time differently.

But here's what they don't talk about.

And here's the proof that they weren't counting time differently.

The story of Abraham and Sarah, they couldn't have kids.

The story, and I'm paraphrasing here, the story goes, an angel came and blessed them, and Sarah had a baby when she was like 90 or 99 or whatever it was.

But it said the angels blessed her, and within one year, she had a baby.

Now, one year, if they were counting time differently, here's what didn't change.

The amount of time a woman...

was pregnant for, which is nine months.

That's within one year even today, which shows that the time back then of a year and the time today of a year is not different based on human biology, right?

It's a little connection.

It's an interesting connection.