Luke Caverns

Doing something the long and hard way is an act of devotion, not stupidity.

Doing something the long and hard way is an act of devotion, not stupidity.

You know, hundreds of years to see it's that kind of thinking that's going to close the National Science Foundation. I don't want to see that happen there. There are senators a couple of years back. I remember because a Maya sites grant was specifically questioned in Congress as to, you know, a congressman was saying National Science Foundation gave fifty thousand dollars to dig up a Maya pyramid.

You know, hundreds of years to see it's that kind of thinking that's going to close the National Science Foundation. I don't want to see that happen there. There are senators a couple of years back. I remember because a Maya sites grant was specifically questioned in Congress as to, you know, a congressman was saying National Science Foundation gave fifty thousand dollars to dig up a Maya pyramid.

You know, hundreds of years to see it's that kind of thinking that's going to close the National Science Foundation. I don't want to see that happen there. There are senators a couple of years back. I remember because a Maya sites grant was specifically questioned in Congress as to, you know, a congressman was saying National Science Foundation gave fifty thousand dollars to dig up a Maya pyramid.

How does that profit America? How do we make any money on that? Right. Congress should have oversight and not allow that. And we can only allow science that is going to produce a technology that makes us money.

How does that profit America? How do we make any money on that? Right. Congress should have oversight and not allow that. And we can only allow science that is going to produce a technology that makes us money.

How does that profit America? How do we make any money on that? Right. Congress should have oversight and not allow that. And we can only allow science that is going to produce a technology that makes us money.

If that was our attitude, we wouldn't learn jack or shit.

If that was our attitude, we wouldn't learn jack or shit.

If that was our attitude, we wouldn't learn jack or shit.

The irony is that we've made communication technology that's better than the planet has ever seen, but it seems to just be separating us. In a physical sense, it's isolating us. We communicate like never before, but the product is our isolation individually.

The irony is that we've made communication technology that's better than the planet has ever seen, but it seems to just be separating us. In a physical sense, it's isolating us. We communicate like never before, but the product is our isolation individually.

The irony is that we've made communication technology that's better than the planet has ever seen, but it seems to just be separating us. In a physical sense, it's isolating us. We communicate like never before, but the product is our isolation individually.

You know, when it comes to the flood myth, I think that's connected to the Ice Age that everybody was, you know, the rising and lowering of the seas. I think that was something that humans were experiencing all over the planet. So that particular one, I think, is fairly interesting. That one narrow part of what you just asked about.

You know, when it comes to the flood myth, I think that's connected to the Ice Age that everybody was, you know, the rising and lowering of the seas. I think that was something that humans were experiencing all over the planet. So that particular one, I think, is fairly interesting. That one narrow part of what you just asked about.

You know, when it comes to the flood myth, I think that's connected to the Ice Age that everybody was, you know, the rising and lowering of the seas. I think that was something that humans were experiencing all over the planet. So that particular one, I think, is fairly interesting. That one narrow part of what you just asked about.

The other part, I mean, I personally favor a theory of what Star Trek called human parallel development. Star Trek went on to see it, you know, in all sorts of planets and things. And, of course, that was fantasy. But I do think that we as human animals on this planet have certain compunctions inside of us that are almost instinctual.

The other part, I mean, I personally favor a theory of what Star Trek called human parallel development. Star Trek went on to see it, you know, in all sorts of planets and things. And, of course, that was fantasy. But I do think that we as human animals on this planet have certain compunctions inside of us that are almost instinctual.

The other part, I mean, I personally favor a theory of what Star Trek called human parallel development. Star Trek went on to see it, you know, in all sorts of planets and things. And, of course, that was fantasy. But I do think that we as human animals on this planet have certain compunctions inside of us that are almost instinctual.