Rizwan Virk

And then you got, like, the whole Sinbad thing, which was a movie that he supposedly made

called, was it Kazam or Shazam?

It was all called Kazam, but there was actually a movie with Shaq called Shazam.

Anyway, there's a whole bunch of these movie-related ones, right?

And there's a bunch of these logo ones, like the Bernstein Bears.

But the more interesting ones come, I think, with events, like Mandela.

Do you remember Tiananmen Square?

What happened to that guy in front of the tank?

But there's a group of people who remember the tank running him over instead of the bloodiest thing they ever saw on television, right?

Like this vivid memory of this thing, right?

Or like the Reverend Billy Graham, I don't know when he died, but there are these evangelical Christians who say that my parents follow this guy and they got a magazine with him on the cover saying he died.

many years earlier than he actually died, right?

And they remember it vividly.

And so those events start to become interesting.

But the ones that I find really interesting are the ones where there's some interesting evidence, like scripture, right?

So people take their scripture pretty seriously, right?

Like, do you know the line in Isaiah about the lion and the lamb?

Yeah, but you remember there was a line, right, about a lion and a lamb.

Well, it turns out there isn't, right?

It has something to do with the wolf shall lie with a lamb or something like that, right?