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I said, okay, you guys keep saying all this stuff is real.
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You keep saying you've got high quality data that you can't show anybody because it's all
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You hear this word over and over stove piped, meaning that each little group is isolated.
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Like Bob Lazar says, I was only allowed to see this little thing.
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So I say, okay, am I right that you're telling me that these things are real?
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And then they say, and that nobody could do this that we know of.
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I said, that's right, because they seem to defy the laws of physics.
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You hear this phrase over and again, defy the laws of physics.
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I said, great, I need to talk to somebody who speaks physics.
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How do you know they defy physical law?
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Well, we can see that they do.
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It's like, okay, if they defy physical law, then there should be a physicist to tell me
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that they defy physical law.
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Who's seeing the data?
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Maybe he can't release it to me, or she.
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But tell me somebody who speaks tensor analysis.
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Tell me somebody who knows what the derocque equation is.
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Like a pretty low bar for a physicist.
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I don't quite mean no one, but you know who Eric W. Davis is?
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You ever heard of the Wilson memo?
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Okay, there's something called the Wilson memo where there's a physicist who meets a general
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And the general of the admiral is trying to figure out, I think this is an EG and G.
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Why is there some program that I'm not allowed to know about?
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I have the highest claderns as I have a need to know.
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Like, sorry, we can't tell you.
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He's talking to somebody named Eric W. Davis.
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So far as I can find is the only person other than maybe Hal Putoff, who I've been able
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to talk to, who speaks anything of these languages.
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This is not a particularly famous physicist.
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Hal Putoff is an electrical engineer, I think, PhD in electrical engineering.
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Eric W. Davis says to me, I said, is there nobody out here who speaks physics?
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This doesn't make any sense.
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And he says, well, you, Hal, and I are the three most technical people on this.
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Joe, I'm not even on this.
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So you know as much about it as anyone and you're not even involved.
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And there's only two other people that know the science science.
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And like one of them is into remote viewing and was a Scientologist.
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So I'm just imagine that you take your wife to the symphony.
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Okay, you're going to see Beethoven's seventh.
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And you look at the string section.
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The brass sections in place and the percussion is there.
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And you look at the string section and it's a bunch of certified public accountants.
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You know, where are the violins or the violins?
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Oh, actually, we have reporters for the AP.
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That's not the same thing.
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We have string theorists.
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That's not the same thing.
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I'm looking for a vibe.
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Like this is simple.
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I've been on this for three years and I can't find anybody who speaks this language.
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Which now that is a huge clue.
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Imagine that you say that we've lost control of our airspace.
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We're being menaced, threats to civilian aviation, military aviation.
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They're seeing these things every day.
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They defy the physical laws.
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And there are no physicists anywhere to be found.
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That smells like BS.
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Or it smells like a pathological level of bureaucratic incompetence.
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And Marco Rubio and Jason Gilderrand, if you're out there, can you please find out why
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there are no technically competent people on an area of national security?
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And please don't mumble the word stove pipe or need to know where sources and methods.
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I mean, we had a Manhattan Project.
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We staffed it with physicists.
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You have a physics problem.
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If these things are here, Joe, they are here from so far out of town or they are co-mingling
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I can't tell you which.
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There are some reports that these things come screaming in from behind our satellites
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that are trained at earth along non-bolicic trajectories.
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I have no idea how to say this.
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I'm talking all the time to Avi Loeb with the Galileo project trying to help him out.
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He needs funding and he needs some ability to, you know, just if the government won't
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play ball, he's going to put out his own sensors in places like Catalina Island, blanket
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the world and he'll be able to say we're seeing these things or not seeing these things.
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But right now we have a puzzle that our government won't release information to its own scientific
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community and reminds me of probably no airplane movie.
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Well, there's this point where they're trying to land this airplane with these people who
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are pilots and he says turn on the landing strip lights and it was Lloyd Bridges or something
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that says no, that's just what they'll be expecting.
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Like he's trying to sabotage the people who are trying to land the plane.
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Doesn't make any sense.
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I'm not touching on scientists.
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You think this is because there's a level of secrecy that's attached to this technology
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and they've compartmentalized themselves to death and they've gotten themselves to a point
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where they don't know how to proceed further because they're preventing people from sharing
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information, which is one of the most important things about science.
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Is that scientists get to share information and all work together to try to figure out
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what the problem is?
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Is that a reasonable?
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Well, here comes the decision trees.
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I wish I could say, yeah, that's what I think it is.
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Right, but it might not be.
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So, one possibility is, let's be honest, if you are faking UFOs, the last people you want
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are the world's most brilliant physicists.
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You give them the data, they're going to say, oh, look, I see what you did.
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You put a couple of flashlights with lasers into the sky and you can move them really quickly
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by the angle and that creates the illusion that something is zipping through the world.
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If you are faking UFOs, if you're faking a UFO gasm, the last thing you want is the
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theoretical physicists on the case.
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So, that would be one reason to clear them out.
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Another reason would be bureaucracy.
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We've got these rival groups, they're all starved for money, nobody wants to invite
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somebody smarter than they are.
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So, the problem with a B level and C level players is that they're looking for DNF players
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so that they're not threatened.
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That's another possibility.
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A different possibility is that we do have a Manhattan project and we don't know about
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So, for example, we have a Manhattan project for decoding cryptographic messages and it's
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called the National Security Agency NSA.
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It used to be called no such agency because we wanted to deny its existence.
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But now we know it's got a giant building.
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How do you know that it exists if nobody told you?
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Well, you'd look at the number of number theory PhDs and people are specializing things
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like elliptic curves and you would notice that a giant number of them after their PhDs
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disappear and you'd track to see where those people live, where do those names live?
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Oh, they live in Virginia.
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So, you'd start to get an idea.
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Now, in the case of UFOs, if there was an anti-gravity project, which is, it's painful
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for me to even say these words, really what it would be is a post-Einsteinian physics project.
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If you had a post-Einsteinian physics project, you would want three sub-specialties for sure.
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That would be differential geometry, which is the basis for originally general relativity.
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In 1976, 75, two guys named Sien Yang and Jim Simons, who Jim Simons becomes the world's
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greatest hedge fund manager, figure out that quantum field theory is also based on geometry.
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But it's a different version of differential geometry.
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So, that's one specialty that you would want.
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Second specialty that you would want would be particle theory or high energy physics,
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however you want to say it.
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The third specialty you would want is general relativity.
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So, if you wanted to detect whether we had a secret Manhattan project, but it wasn't
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identifiable by a building because we didn't announce its existence, you'd say, is there
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anything that eats those three specialties, unless you believe that there's a secret
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Because we have lists of everybody who gets produced with a PhD in these fields.
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If that was the case, the two places that you would have a secret place would be Austin,
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which is the successor to the Institute for Field Physics at the University of Texas,
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Austin Gravitational Group, general relativity group, which is Hadjana, Archibald Wheeler,
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Stephen Weinberg, Bryce DeWitt.
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This is a powerhouse of a place that you happen to live in and you should have these people
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who are the successors to these people on because most of these people have died.
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But the more spectacular place would be South Tucket Long Island.
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The State University of New York, it's Donnie Brook, has an astounding collection of monster
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It's not highly regarded as a university.
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I mean, it's strong, but you would have no idea how strong this place is.
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It's got multiple fields, metalists.
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It's got an institute called the Center for Geometry and Physics, Cien Yang, who's arguably
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the greatest living theoretical physicist, is at this university 101 years old.
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So he's pretty much on his way out, but this is where he called home.
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And it's not advertised as the powerhouse that it is.
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So shout out to the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
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If I was going to locate a Manhattan Project in plain sight and get US news in World
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of the World, this is a minor player in research.
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That's where I'd go.
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But more importantly, and this is the really weird thing.
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And again, I don't want to spread this as a rumor, but I am saying, if you wanted to imagine
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that the government wasn't incompetent, we actually had great people on this project.
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My friend and advisor has now died as a door singer.
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One said to me, he said, the world's greatest mathematics and physics department is Renaissance
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Didn't make any sense to me.
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That's great people, but it's a hedge fund.
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OK, so you've got this weird thing where you've got three basic institutions that are
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very closely intertwined.
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You've got Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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You've got State University of New York at Stony Brook, a mid-level university with an
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out-of-this-world math and physics program.
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And you've got a hedge fund that makes more money than anybody can possibly imagine.
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Like there's no, there used to be four fortunes in hedge funds that didn't make any sense.
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One was D.E. Shaw, one was Bernie Madoff, one was Jeff Epstein, and one was Renaissance
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And I guess that Bernie Madoff was head of legitimate business and an illegitimate
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And he was front-running the legitimate business with his illegitimate business.
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So he was effectively stealing from his own clients in two separate division.
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One was the theft, one was the dupes.
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He was just running a Ponzi scheme.
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But I was giving talks about, you know, there's Black Rock and Black-
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