Randall Carlson

Too many people have seen it work, independent people who are skeptical, who came in and said, eh. And then the question is not, does it work? The question is, how does it work? And that's, that's the controversy and it's quite remarkable. Uh, the results. I mean, it's to me, I look at it and go, this is it's transmutation. It's alchemy. It's like a recovery of alchemy. I it's all I can say.

Too many people have seen it work, independent people who are skeptical, who came in and said, eh. And then the question is not, does it work? The question is, how does it work? And that's, that's the controversy and it's quite remarkable. Uh, the results. I mean, it's to me, I look at it and go, this is it's transmutation. It's alchemy. It's like a recovery of alchemy. I it's all I can say.

I mean, it's – it's going to, if it does become mainstream, it's absolutely going to revolutionize the industrial landscape of the planet. I mean, I'm convinced of that because of what it does. And I mean, once you start looking into it, you go, yeah, this is like next level stuff here, what he's doing. And there's other independent researchers that have come up with similar things.

I mean, it's – it's going to, if it does become mainstream, it's absolutely going to revolutionize the industrial landscape of the planet. I mean, I'm convinced of that because of what it does. And I mean, once you start looking into it, you go, yeah, this is like next level stuff here, what he's doing. And there's other independent researchers that have come up with similar things.

I mean, it's – it's going to, if it does become mainstream, it's absolutely going to revolutionize the industrial landscape of the planet. I mean, I'm convinced of that because of what it does. And I mean, once you start looking into it, you go, yeah, this is like next level stuff here, what he's doing. And there's other independent researchers that have come up with similar things.

But what I've been able to see, he's kind of taken it to the furthest extent. And he knew some of the big names of the inventors that preceded him. And so he was able to draw a lot on their work and he gives everybody credit. So yeah, I think he's really, I mean, he's a humanitarian. He doesn't really want anything. He just wants to be a recluse on his island. That's all he wants, really.

But what I've been able to see, he's kind of taken it to the furthest extent. And he knew some of the big names of the inventors that preceded him. And so he was able to draw a lot on their work and he gives everybody credit. So yeah, I think he's really, I mean, he's a humanitarian. He doesn't really want anything. He just wants to be a recluse on his island. That's all he wants, really.

But what I've been able to see, he's kind of taken it to the furthest extent. And he knew some of the big names of the inventors that preceded him. And so he was able to draw a lot on their work and he gives everybody credit. So yeah, I think he's really, I mean, he's a humanitarian. He doesn't really want anything. He just wants to be a recluse on his island. That's all he wants, really.

And I feel like that he's perhaps vindicated his life. But yeah, so this Roland Perry wrote a book called The Shaman, which is basically, I mean, what Roland told me, he says the book is basically true, but I wrote it as fiction because it's so bizarre that most people won't the only way I could really put it out there was disguise it as fiction.

And I feel like that he's perhaps vindicated his life. But yeah, so this Roland Perry wrote a book called The Shaman, which is basically, I mean, what Roland told me, he says the book is basically true, but I wrote it as fiction because it's so bizarre that most people won't the only way I could really put it out there was disguise it as fiction.

And I feel like that he's perhaps vindicated his life. But yeah, so this Roland Perry wrote a book called The Shaman, which is basically, I mean, what Roland told me, he says the book is basically true, but I wrote it as fiction because it's so bizarre that most people won't the only way I could really put it out there was disguise it as fiction.

No. So what happened was when, uh, when I was going to go back on, I didn't know when, when Rogan invited me back on after the episode with Graham, you know, I didn't know that I hadn't met Malcolm at that time. I don't think, um, yeah, I'm pretty sure I hadn't met him. So, but then when I came back, that I think it was November, um, of what year, with Graham.

No. So what happened was when, uh, when I was going to go back on, I didn't know when, when Rogan invited me back on after the episode with Graham, you know, I didn't know that I hadn't met Malcolm at that time. I don't think, um, yeah, I'm pretty sure I hadn't met him. So, but then when I came back, that I think it was November, um, of what year, with Graham.

No. So what happened was when, uh, when I was going to go back on, I didn't know when, when Rogan invited me back on after the episode with Graham, you know, I didn't know that I hadn't met Malcolm at that time. I don't think, um, yeah, I'm pretty sure I hadn't met him. So, but then when I came back, that I think it was November, um, of what year, with Graham.

And then I came back in, was it February? 24, right? Yeah. And at that point was when Malcolm was here. So I was with myself. Who was your most difficult where you're doing the interview, you're like, dude, I can't wait for this thing to finish.

And then I came back in, was it February? 24, right? Yeah. And at that point was when Malcolm was here. So I was with myself. Who was your most difficult where you're doing the interview, you're like, dude, I can't wait for this thing to finish.

And then I came back in, was it February? 24, right? Yeah. And at that point was when Malcolm was here. So I was with myself. Who was your most difficult where you're doing the interview, you're like, dude, I can't wait for this thing to finish.

He probably was.

He probably was.

He probably was.