Jesse Michels

Thomas Aquinas.

He had a whole taxonomy of, you know, angels.

And he based a lot of his stuff off of this Syrian Neoplatonist named Eamblichus.

And he would write on the mysteries, but he also had this whole kind of, you know, angel hierarchy.

And you can literally read, like, you can create like a table out of like his angel hierarchy.

And it's, you know, you know, stuff that looks like seraphim and cherubim and that sort of thing.

And then one of them, like literally the attribute is like irradiated light.

Yeah.

And you're like, that looks like electromagnetic radiation.

And it looks like some of the stuff that Gary Nolan, again, the Stanford professor says that the CIA came knocking at his door, I think in like the mid 2010s, like 2015.

And they were like, we have all these UFO experiencers and they've experienced all these weird effects.

And it was bucketed in with some people experiencing Havana syndrome, which we now know probably come from these like microwave weapons.

Yeah.

But basically, if you take that at face value, he's looking at a lot of UFO experiencers, and they're experiencing literal radiation burns.

And then you see kind of analogs to that in ancient history, which is fascinating.

You can literally watch...

Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and you see the main character's face, you see him sunburned.

You see this literal, as if the UFO emitted this electromagnetic radiation.

And so it's like, who is giving Steven Spielberg the information in the 80s about this sort of stuff?

And you see actually crates in Close Encounters, one that says, I think, Skunk Works, and another that says TRW.