Nathan Radke

Off the coast of Virginia, people saying, y'all, all right, I'm already in.

Yeah, it sounds legit.

I mean, it was kind of nice to see weather manipulation being put to a productive use for a change.

Because the argument is that the American government, having detected this,

like hopelessly large monster off the coast.

And if you go by the picture, like its head is the size of like Rhode Island.

Yeah, this is a large monster.

This is a large monster.

And so the idea is that the reason that storm actually happened is because the government, needing to fight this giant monster, created the storm as a way to freeze the monster out and prevent it from attacking mainland United States.

Yeah, no, this has taken some real swings.

Of course, the interesting thing is that the American government and other governments have been interested in the possibilities of using weather manipulation as weapons.

And you could see why.

I mean, weather manipulation would be a fantastic weapon.

Of course, they're interested.

Doesn't mean that it's possible, though.

That's always the important distinction, an extremely important distinction.

And like the amount of things that, say, DARPA or the Pentagon have put money into to research

doesn't necessarily mean that they come up with something that actually works.

I mean, if we look at all of the stuff we've talked about before, like the psychic research and the time travel and all these things, doesn't necessarily mean that they have any kind of impact.

And so it's understandable why people might say, oh, the government has looked into weather control.