Matt Beall

Very powerful.

I mean, I guess, you know, in terms of just closing, kind of wrap up and, you know, maybe close some loops a little bit more, I guess the technology standpoint, you know, or the technology conversation for me, if this is unlocked and we're able to go back to some golden age that existed and it was a more technologically advanced age.

In certain ways, yeah.

In certain ways, exactly.

Yeah, not electronics.

Like natural law technology.

Right, right, right.

Now, what does that look like?

What does that technology look like?

Understood.

What do you think the most technologically advanced thing that they were doing back then was?

I mean, building these structures, of course, we know that those are there, right?

But what else was the tech?

Were they flying?

Well, you got your whole life to figure this out, right?

But I mean, the tech in general, though, I wonder what it could potentially lead to if it was worked on for thousands of years.

It's beautiful, Matt.

It's a beautiful theory and I know it's going to evolve and you're going to build upon it and you're going to grow it and change and you'll find more evidence and more photos and more sites to kind of support and bring the theory to the public.

I think it's fascinating, man.

And it's new and it's unique and different and very well thought out.