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Discussing Aliens and Auras with Noelle Benepe
32:11 - 35:48 (03:37)
Noelle Benepe discusses the concept of auras and compares them to the aliens that supposedly connect with humans intravenously.
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The idea that the Earth is flat is a product of confirmation bias, as there is no evidence to support it and plenty to refute it.
32:11 - 32:59 (00:48)
Summary
The idea that the Earth is flat is a product of confirmation bias, as there is no evidence to support it and plenty to refute it. The proponents of this theory cannot answer simple questions about who is gaining from promoting the idea that the Earth is a sphere.
ChapterDiscussing Aliens and Auras with Noelle Benepe
Episode#062 - Catch Up 102 - Rome, Greggs & Flat Earth
PodcastModern Wisdom
Joe Rogan had Alex Jones as a guest on his show.
32:59 - 34:13 (01:14)
Summary
Joe Rogan had Alex Jones as a guest on his show. Jones is a right leaning American political commentator who's been deplatformed from a few different places. Despite his controversial reputation, Jones is an unbelievable speaker.
ChapterDiscussing Aliens and Auras with Noelle Benepe
Episode#062 - Catch Up 102 - Rome, Greggs & Flat Earth
PodcastModern Wisdom
In Joe Rogan's podcast, he talks with Eddie Bravo about the CIA, moon landings, dogs being psychic buffers, and aliens connecting intravenously and considers chartering a flight to find the edge of the earth in the Antarctic.
34:13 - 35:12 (00:58)
Summary
In Joe Rogan's podcast, he talks with Eddie Bravo about the CIA, moon landings, dogs being psychic buffers, and aliens connecting intravenously and considers chartering a flight to find the edge of the earth in the Antarctic.
ChapterDiscussing Aliens and Auras with Noelle Benepe
Episode#062 - Catch Up 102 - Rome, Greggs & Flat Earth
PodcastModern Wisdom
Mark Sargent's flat earth theory has been debunked through flight tracking data and internet research, but conspiracy theorists still find ways to blame it on big pharma.
35:12 - 35:48 (00:36)
Summary
Mark Sargent's flat earth theory has been debunked through flight tracking data and internet research, but conspiracy theorists still find ways to blame it on big pharma.