1:04:55 Complexity that are involved with this number of people and non-people perhaps. And as we're starting to pull back into the station here i just want to ask you in a more open ended sense because we have talked about so many things and your phone so much information and things are moving so quickly is there anything you paying attention to now that i don't even know what's the latest on your mind Will okay so at this point in my particular journey what i'm doing is i'm sort of taking myself back to school and i'm delving even deeper into interacting with computing devices from laptops and phones networks and all these kind of things.
1:05:36 and I'm upgrading all of my skills relative to changes that have occurred while I was doing all the web bot stuff, and I could only work on my stuff and never be involved with anything else. And so in a broader sense it's a time of retiring for me here, but not retiring from non-production but rather upgrade all my skills for new projects. Now in the meantime I'm doing some exploration of stuff okay there's been some really interesting information that has come on out but most people are not thinking about it in my opinion quite correctly because they're missing some of the obvious things So, let's just really summarize this really cool book. There is this guy Graham Hancock and he wrote this book called America Before. His contention is that America was the seat of our current civilization not the quote old world in Europe and Asia and Middle East but America was the seat of a civilization that now
1:06:33 emerged around the planet after a giant catastrophe some 13,000 years ago. And that that catastrophe struck America and destroyed all of civilization was really affected in the Americas both north and south with such gigantic catastrophe as well is impacting most to the planet but Most of its physical effects were here, that's why we find the remnants of the ancient civilizations in areas further away from where this disaster hit. The disaster appears to have hit the Laurentian Ice Sheet which is over
1:07:10 Gulf of Lawrence, the Great Lakes, the Laurentian River water basin and so forth. That part of North America vaguely to the northeast of United States up into the eastern part of Canada And we can see that the megalithic structures in far South America on the other side of the curve at the equator were mostly spared but any megalithic structures within the North American continent were really devastated. If they existed at all, they existed as just really hardly visible kind of ruins. Now this brings up some interesting thoughts... because we now know from road work in California that humans were here in North America 130,000 years ago gnawing on mastodon bones and coexisting with giant megafauna like big North American lions and these kind of things. So this also brings up other thoughts that well 130,000 years ago we're gnawing
1:08:07 and mammoth bones, but maybe 100 thousand years ago after 30 thousand year of development our presumed level of development mostly from our inception as a species now. So basically our mainstream media says that our history is about thirty thousand years old as hominids, as humans. And so look what we've achieved in 30 thousand years." Well if that were the case, if there were hominids back in America 130 thousand year ago then they had an advanced civilization 100 thousand years ago just having evolved over those thirty thousand years. If that was the case it was destroyed when this catastrophe took place, except there's a couple of areas where perhaps it didn't get destroyed. And I happen to live in one of them at the moment which is particular on the ocean side of the Olympic Mountain Range
1:08:53 It was on the ocean side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California that they found the evidence of humans being here 130,000 years ago. If that's a case you can presume there will be a few areas to the southwest of the United States and on the other side of the devastation of the Grand Canyon into Mexico along the West Coast Strip, where we might if we look hard enough and dig deep enough. We might actually be able to find remnants of this ancient technological civilization that was wiped out 13 000 years ago and so under the circumstances that's something that's going to be a
1:09:30 a hobby, an avocation of mine paddling up the various streams and rivers here looking for various different landforms and things that could indicate that indeed this was the case. That you know if I were to dig over there for instance then i might find something just like people with Bosnian pyramid they live on the mountain farm on it then one day somebody gets far enough away says hey but nothing looks like a pyramid wonder what will happen if I dig in it And sure enough, there you go. Bob's your uncle and you've got a pyramid under your farm." So maybe that is the condition of the situation around here? It is just something I am going to do to keep myself going while upgrading all my skills. Yes! Well hey, I'm glad I asked. That's definitely awesome.