Help support this podcast by visiting our sponsors: factormeals.com/koncrete50 - Use CODE: Koncrete50 for 50% off bit.ly/AmericanHartfordGold - Use link for up to $5k in free silver on first order OUTLINE: 0:00 - The censored JRE podcast 12:46 - Testing of Malcolm Bendall’s plasmoid technology 16:50 - Probability of plasmoids being used by ancient cultures 22:24 - The ‘golden section’ reflected in the human body, nature, & DNA 47:34 - Sacred Geometry & it’s relation to TIME 53:34 - Ancient measuring systems 1:03:10 - Sacred geometry encoded in Stone Henge & Planet Earth 1:17:34 - The sacred architecture of reality 1:23:40 - Ancient vases built using computers? Structured light scanning measurements of Egyptian artifacts 1:48:41 - Relationship between precision & function 1:54:27 - What would a super advanced ancient civilization look like? Cosmic extinction events. 2:07:16 - The blueprints to our cosmic future 2:25:35 - Connection between the Sphinx & the Younger Dryas cataclysm 2:28:41 - Major cooling & heating events throughout history 2:48:56 - The bottleneck in human genetic diversity after the Younger Dryas 2:51:45 - Parts of the world & animal species affected most by the Younger Dryas - Big animals in Africa are the survivors of the Pleistocene. 2:56:08 - Younger Dryas ‘cosmic air-burst’ theory 2:59:58 - Solar ejections, solar storms & the Carrington event 3:06:54 - The LANGUAGE of catastrophist geology 3:15:22 - Evidence of ancient MEGA-FLOODS in North America 3:16:57 - Plato's Atlantis 3:23:31 - Randall debunks the magnetic pole shift cataclysm theory 3:36:00 - Changing the accepted narrative of earths history

@GalactusOG

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Danny. This is some fine work you're doing here brother.

@brunoraggio9086

7 ай бұрын

Hey... You should interview Garret Moddel Phd from Colorado University about the working device he built to harness zero point energy

@DrGreerIsRight

7 ай бұрын

You should pin this, Danny.

@phuklyyve8941

7 ай бұрын

didnt know Randall was an anti vaxxer...

@hofmannwaves1525

7 ай бұрын

you should have a white board with markers at the ready behind Randall when he's on!

If I was taught math with the way Randall describes geometry I would have been so much more engaged.

@robnewsome2407

2 күн бұрын

Me too, hated math when I was in school but this is mind blowing. Ive heard that the world was mathematica but I had no ideal

I can’t get enough of Randall, Ben, Graham and a few of their other homies

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

You like yo fulfill your life with stories from people that profit of unkowledged people glad you are part of the idiots

@jabronisauce6833

7 ай бұрын

Graham annoys me, he never grew out of being a hippie with unrealistic utopian views which hinders a lot of his moronic views on past peoples.

@MrJoemacdonald

7 ай бұрын

This entire thing is fascinating. Everybody needs to know about all this stuff...

@AIenSmithee

7 ай бұрын

It’s fun to watch a bit of it. But be careful! Watch too much and you’ll realize it’s all bullshit.

@dantyler6907

5 ай бұрын

Really tired of hearing Carlson crinkle his water (or whatever) bottle when abother guest starts talking. He's done this on multiple videos. Just drink from a cup or glass... maybe, even a thicker bottle.

Randall is a genius. The knowledge this man possesses, retains and can relay is immensely impressive. Mind blown.

@AustinKoleCarlisle

7 ай бұрын

this is what a lifetime of not living in front of a screen results in.

@ZaidrianSpiders

7 ай бұрын

@@AustinKoleCarlisle A mix of both

@stephenshanebeaty

7 ай бұрын

You're an idiot if you believe this man

@drummerdad80

6 ай бұрын

Explain how his cataclysm wiped out all high tech evidence, but we find dinosaurs and Neanderthals? There would be some evidence, good luck I will wait...

@nickcitron2369

6 ай бұрын

Ditto

There is no such thing as a bad Randall podcast. I could sit for 3 hours of him talking about wallpaper 😂 Great podcast.

@noluckduck9096

7 ай бұрын

I still go back and listen to his first two solo pods on JRE. Comfort listening even though he’s talking about catastrophes

@richardearnshaw2719

7 ай бұрын

That enbossed wallpaper, you know, with the nubs... hey wait a minu ! ❤ ¡😮! 😂

@OurGlobalAffects

2 ай бұрын

EXACTLY 💯

@lauravillanueva2175

Ай бұрын

All I’m saying.❤

@brudda4315

Ай бұрын

@@noluckduck9096A

Randall Carlson's logic and intelligence is always an antidote for the craziness in today's work. I could listen to him for hours.

@TheBelrick

7 ай бұрын

never doubt that there is an ancient group still around today that is dedicated to seeing humanity fail. Including ruining our ability to develop forbidden technologies and discover our true history. We live within a prison planet with these things Add to this, the great catastrophe is nearly upon us again. The great reset and we are not prepared, deliberately so.

@IIIDEMONiiiZe

7 ай бұрын

Literal days

@Wolfbabypuppylove

7 ай бұрын

I do 😀

@dicktracey3727

7 ай бұрын

Same bro

@bradleylawless9595

7 ай бұрын

Kosmographia- The Randall Carlson Podcast

This is what the JRE used to be. Amazing episode.

@kalrandom7387

7 ай бұрын

JRE is still good, not to mention Spotify doesn't have as many commercials.

@MattQrillz

7 ай бұрын

Burn.

@gregc.8040

7 ай бұрын

I don't get any commercials. Click the next button next to play when you open a video, then hit the back button up the top left corner of the page. You won't have any. I have been doing this for years. I thought most people did this. Now you know pass it on.@@kalrandom7387

@greatwhiteswag

7 ай бұрын

​@@kalrandom7387you can use the right app to automatically skip all sponsors.

@JayJay-zs4rs

7 ай бұрын

@@kalrandom7387nah, it’s definitely not as raw as it was years ago. Joe definitely follows his own set of rules to keep the convo going a specific direction.

This is what it must have been like to be seated in the commons in ancient Athens listening to the great minds of the time! What a profound and enlightening podcast!

I love how Ben is also setting on a mountain of knowledge but sets quite and let’s Randall do his thing and just takes it all in as a learning experience as well. People like that are the true holders of knowledge. Before one gets the knowledge to speak one must mater the art of listening, and learning.

@thirdlantern

Ай бұрын

He was very graceful. Ben doesn't have a very accommodating presence.

Danny hit a home run getting these two on together. Stoked to dive into this episode.

@saltygenes

7 ай бұрын

I'd love to work with these two or a group of like-minded individuals, to dig into this stuff.

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Yes home run for the dumb people that fall for lies it's honestly sad to see

@bodystomp5302

7 ай бұрын

@@drummerdad80change the channel. Nobody is forcing you to watch this.

@realWARPIG

7 ай бұрын

​@@drummerdad80 So let's hear your counter theory Mr. Arrogance. Bet you don't even have two brain cells to rub together and debate against these brilliant men.

@Tom-xn2gu

7 ай бұрын

I'm in line to watch your podcast on geometry, sacred or otherwise.@@drummerdad80

Danny, your podcast is filling a void. Wishing you continued success, stay true to this format and style and you will have tremendous success, and I’m here for it.

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Yes he's filling the void of people that have no brain and fall for this stupid nonsense

@matthewbenton6739

7 ай бұрын

Right

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

​@@matthewbenton6739hope you are saying right for me, we need to end these nonsense idiots

@Rusblued92

7 ай бұрын

i FULLY CONCUR

@75ENVY

7 ай бұрын

Me to 🇦🇺

I love how Randall Carlson's mind works, it's amazing to watch

Randall has singlehandedly made me realize Sacred Geometry isn't just metaphysical pseudoscience. I don't pretend to grasp it yet but I'm actually compelled enough to see it for myself to the best of my ability.

@CarlYota

7 ай бұрын

Yeah there’s something to the observation. I don’t know exactly what it means. Does building in accordance with these natural mathematics have a practical effect or is it simply more beautiful? It partly feels like part of the source code of the universe but not sure if knowing it translates to power or utility. It would be cool to take Randall’s class on the subject and ask him such things.

@chronic_daydreamer

6 ай бұрын

100%. The problem is, we can all see that there is something REALLY special about these shapes that exhibit 3D symmetry. You see them in pollen, you see pyrite form in crystal habits of every Platonic Solid depending on the heat and pressure those crystals formed under which is absolutely bonkers. But what does it all mean? Is it just about optimal efficiency and utilisation of available materials? Are there other properties to these shapes beyond visual interest? I have no idea, but just looking at them prompts something curious in me I can’t put into words. The problem comes when those pseudoscientific cuckoos come along and project their New Age psychobabble onto it. I do think there’s some really special things about them, I just have no idea what they are. Sure wish I did though.

@jbird976

5 ай бұрын

I've got an experiment for you. every year try to gauge how far from that old opinion you have gotten.

@DadeMurphie

4 ай бұрын

rofl, you had it right before.

@TheMikesylv

4 ай бұрын

The geometry of life is everywhere it’s literally underpins everything you can see it in religious symbols it’s so ubiquitous. To think the bottom layer is this chaotic random mess is just silly. Things randomly popping in and out of existence being in two places and not knowing where anything is coming from is absurd. When the very next level is geometrically precise, and consistent and mathematically predictable. Sorry the two are incompatible or is it realistic to believe it’s true.

Every time Randall makes an appearance on a podcast you know it's gonna be fucking epic 🤘 Ben seems to be proving himself and Uncharted X a valuable source for good quality independent evidence as well, been watching his contest more and more recently. Thanks for hosting such a great guests Danny 💪🤘

@AIenSmithee

7 ай бұрын

Ben thinks the moon is a spaceship.

@AustinKoleCarlisle

7 ай бұрын

@@AIenSmithee anything is possible. proof: i think you have a brain.

@cryptokirbydeletesnegative5345

7 ай бұрын

Bens been great for a while!!

@markrushton5784

7 ай бұрын

@@AIenSmithee because the moon travels around the earth and Ben doesn’t know why - it’s a spaceship 😂😂😂

@Kitties-of-Doom

5 ай бұрын

@@AIenSmithee dummy. The moon is hollow, as it rang like a bell during an apollo mission.

Randall: " In the book of revelations" takes giant sip of water. 😂 what an incredible episode.

Easily my two favorite KZreadrs. Randall is a gift to humanity.

When I was young I was intimidated by conversations about science and math. Now I find my deepest sleep listening to it. Randall is one of my favorites.

@davidwillis5016

3 ай бұрын

You ought to try staying awake and listen to it, you might get a lot more out of it.

@wuzgoanon9373

3 ай бұрын

@@davidwillis5016 I listen to most of these several times. I absorb things better in small sections, and reinforcement is more thorough. You would be surprised how much you can absorb in the twilight between sleep and waking moments.

Glad to see you’re reading comments & bringing the content we’re asking for, amazing work Danny. Love these 2

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Ugg spews for views is the thing now days, follow the brainless who believe anything and make that dollar....

It’s cool seeing people you’ve followed for years get the attention they deserve

@AIenSmithee

7 ай бұрын

Don’t feel bad in years from now when you realize that this is all wrong. I believed in ancient aliens for the longest time. It wasn’t until the subject started to get more popular that i started to see the criticisms and talk to people that I started to realize it was silly. If you really want to know the truth you will look outside these dudes and realize that the moon is not a spaceship and ancient Egyptians didn’t have power tools. You’re not dumb, rather we all are. Humsns are silly and the smartest guy I knew showed me chariots of gods when I was a kid. He’s a professor and an actuary. Not exactly a dummy and he believed that the pyramids were built by aliens.

@frostamatus

3 ай бұрын

I thought it was Cory and Chumlee from Pawn Stars on the thumbnail... I need to find my glasses.

@RommyAli

2 ай бұрын

Holy shit 😂😂😂​@frostamatus

I LITERALLY took a whole college course about the golden ratio. Just that course was $6000. I failed it (almost). I passed the tests by the skin of my teeth but i never COMPREHENDED the ratio. Randalls quick 4 minutes he spoke on it literally made it click! Thanks Randall! I actually truly comprehend it now. It wasn't the math, structure, or ratio that confused me. It was the overall picture of it, the "why?". Thank you so much. I just randomly saw this podcast on autoplay too!

@Chayliss

24 күн бұрын

Time stampnit

Randall is the Font of all knowledge, I'm over 60 and never heard anyone with this depth of knowledge, I caught up with him about 2 years ago but 'Mind Blown' 🙂

As a machinist I’m blown away. Thinking about the precision of the vase the machine that made this would have needed to be incredibly rigid. Also the cutting tools employed would have had to been to a precision not even employed in aircraft or rocket manufacturing. Tolerance is typically on even precise holes held to +.0005, that’s half a thou. The fact that it’s also using a algorithm to produce the radius of each surface feature is mind blowing. There is a incredible sophistication to this that is out of time and should disturb everyone to what we have been told about history and how accurate it is.

@oldscratch3535

7 ай бұрын

You still have people out there who think this can be done by hand or on a simple wooden man powered lathe. I run Tsugami Swiss machines. I couldn't even make this vase on that machine and they are very, very capable of complex work. I couldn't do the internal geometry. The workholding and part transfer to the sub spindle would also be very difficult b/c of the oblate spheroid shape and integrated handles. I could easily do it out of aluminum on a 5-axis though. Granite is a different story. Another problem people don't think about is tooling. You need tooling that is easily replaceable and that is manufactured to a repeatable tolerance so tool changes don't induce large variations in geometry. If it does, you then need a way to input work offsets to compensate for differing tool tolerances. Just like when I change inserts in my machine, I usually have to go in and make wear offsets to get the tool cutting back to nominal. And that's with precision made machines and tooling. To make something this precise you also have to have a way to measure the precision. That's another layer of sophistication and technology. You cannot make precision objects without being able to measure precision objects. You cannot measure precision objects without being able to gage and qualify your measuring instruments to a standard. I have to have granite surface plates, standards, and gages at hand just to qualify my measuring instruments so I can accurately measure my parts. People who aren't astonished by these vases or think they can be easily made with primitive tools have no concept of the principles of machining, workholding, and metrology.

@zadenwachter9918

7 ай бұрын

​@@oldscratch3535I have some experience with precision machining. Our family ran multiple lumber mills employing half a dozen millwrights, and I helped a teeny bit. Just enough to understand how difficult some of this stuff is to duplicate. I think what has happened is people generally lack even a cursory understanding like mine in this or other fields. So they see everything as either simple and achievable (usually because some authority figure told them so) or it's magic and beyond mortal means (they also tend to think this only if they've been told so, like with macroeconomics). Extending the metaphor, you're a wizard of some ability and I'm a dropout who only got so far in my studies to know how to intelligently read your spellbooks. To everyone else, it's woo.

@AustinKoleCarlisle

7 ай бұрын

@@oldscratch3535 "If it does, you then need a way to input work offsets to compensate for differing tool tolerances. Just like when I change inserts in my machine, I usually have to go in and make wear offsets to get the tool cutting back to nominal. And that's with precision made machines and tooling." Exactly! So if these offsets were incorporated into the final stage of the object to account for the error introduced by tool changes, then how the hell did they abrade/polish the vase while maintaining tolerance if they had no way of measuring down to the 1000th of an inch?

@RealKlausSchwab

7 ай бұрын

​@oldscratch3535 exactly, these look like they were made on a 5 axis mill, or mill/turn. I'm leaning towards 5 axis mill due to lack of mismatch between surfaces in the area between the lug handles. Either way you put it, these vases are earth shattering proof of ancient technologies that, in some ways, are more advanced than our own.

@I-HAVE-A-BOMB

2 ай бұрын

Aerospace goes well beyond 5 tenths, hell even bearings fits are usually gonna be within 2 tenths. Regardless yeah those vases are insane, absurdly accurate and for an object like a vase of all things it definitely rings bells pretty loudly in the machinist brain.

I could (and have) listen to these guys for HOURS. The work they both do is groundbreaking.

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Well glad you like being lied to for hours

@Tom-xn2gu

7 ай бұрын

Let us know when you start your podcast, dummerdad. We're waiting for your enlightening views on every expert view you hold. @@drummerdad80

@MMattes

7 ай бұрын

Lol dude from the replies I’ve seen you leave it seems like you’re insecure about forming your own opinion. Just because people say words doesn’t mean you have to live your life by them. Grow up. Quit wasting your time replying nonsense to all the adults here who are talking, boy.

@jamesflowers7142

7 ай бұрын

@@drummerdad80hahaha look at him once again the male Karen flings it’s shit and calls them well thought out ideas…. The male Karen can never debate the object of his fecal flinging he must scurry away and spread the noxious viscous mid wittery he calls an IQ on others lest he be drug into a debate where he must face the truth of his existence, that he can’t actually think he just reacts, that he can’t justify his feelings only assure you he has them and that by the mere fact that he has them makes them valid

@DemoDick1

7 ай бұрын

@@MMattesWanna bet that after all the talk of “I’ve heard enough pseudoscience, I’m leaving!”...he doesn’t?

What a Marvelous podcast to get into. Always good to stop by and get sucked into a discussion about something that actually makes this audience feel as if parting ways too soon is a totally a true waste of a great time. One cannot leave earlier than the last word spoken. This is ultimately the best way to endeavor as entertainment to remember. One thinks of having questions to bring to the next session. I lose a little bit of composure sometimes when this Guy happens to ask what Is actually running around in my mind or what I’m quietly thinking out loud and gets the answers. Never Duplicated. Never dull and Always Original. This is the way to do a show. I found this channel, awhile ago, by mistake once upon a time and I haven’t been able to to catch enough of these shows. Keep Us Intrigued. This Audience is absolutely here for it. Take it easy and stay Blessed. Best channel Nothing comes close. Rogan is okay but this is how the quality should be every cast. I’m not sure these shows can be seen as comparison to anyone else out here doing a similar gig. These shows have, no doubt, been most of the best Podcasts on the platform. No disrespect to anybody who’s been in the game so far. It just isn’t dealing with dramatic issues or problematic with variables in quality. I’m definitely a Fan. Nothing else beats an Intelligently Modern Cornucopia. This is the most interesting content out here. Imagine looking forward to being in the audience like it used to be as kids and watching Saturday Morning Cartoons.(Laughing gently) Okay, I’m done. Stay Blessed and keep doing it better.” -LEv; MAB

My God, I have no interest in Geometry and never had but Randalls' teachings just captivates me and keeps me hooked and attentive and enthralled.

Man, I needed more Randal and Ben content so bad. This was brilliant. So blessed.

@robnewsome2407

2 күн бұрын

I could have used it in school, would have made mathematics interesting and I would have paid more attention in school

Nature does not lie, it tells you the truth every time.

@JadedHunter

2 ай бұрын

That's why Hancock and Randall are wrong about the cause of the cataclysm. It's not impacts, it's the Sun ☀️

@IronForgedUnderPressure

2 ай бұрын

Nature is good at fooling you; good at luring you into a sense of ease and then your insides are being liquified. 😷

One of the best thought-provoking podcasts that I've heard in a long time. The establishment loves to tell people to "follow the science" and that's what Randall does. Brilliant 💡

I'm late to comment here, but Danny, you are a gentleman and a scholar for having these men (and friends, my favorite group of people) come on sequentially again and again! Just fantastic. Waiting for the Chris Dunn part 2. (Edit: was 👍) This is podcasting at the absolute best here. Keep it up, man!

This is a great show, to have Ben Van Kerkwyke and Randall Carlson together , 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Danny Jones is the hero we needed right now!! Thank you for putting this together and advancing this discussion in the world.

@Boblong445

7 ай бұрын

Hero? Definitely no hero.

@lorenfulghum2393

7 ай бұрын

how, by having grifters on to make you stupider?

@seltonk5136

7 ай бұрын

"Right. Hmmm. I see. Wow. " Things I say when i pretend to understand 😂

@HarryWolf

7 ай бұрын

​@@lorenfulghum2393How are Ben and Randall grifters? Please explain, I'm dying to hear your in-depth rebuttal of their ideas . . . 😊

@AIenSmithee

7 ай бұрын

@@HarryWolf I can’t stand this reply. Don’t pretend like you will actually listen if someone points out how they are wrong. Randall isn’t an obvious kook but Ben thinks the moon is a spaceship and that ancient Egyptians had power tools because he can’t understand what he is looking at and takes everything at face value. It’s really easy to say “wow how did they do that?” But it’s really hard to change your mind when you’ve decided on a position and defend it in the face of valid criticism. Here’s a deal, tell me what you think is Ben’s worst argument and we can go from there. If you can show that you aren’t just in cult maybe it’s worth discussing.

What an absolutely incredible conversation about the recent history of the Earth. We need soooo much more of this kind of discussion. I had to pause this a few times just to process the information Randall and Ben were sharing. Thank you Danny!

@Koncrete

7 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it Eric

These are the 2 best guests joining Randall on his podcast this year! He is so nice for allowing them both to be here 😂

Awesome work to all of you! Thanks so much! 333

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Ben's vase can't be dated past 1980 lol what a joke, and my ass has a radius I bet ben can superimpose the flower of life on my butt cheeks, excuse me I need to call my mom because this means she's has ancient high technology because she made me

Wow. Turns around and gets them both on here. What an absolute legend. I’m so excited over this subject that I can hardly sit still hahah. These two are definitely onto the truth and glad to see them working together.

Randall can make the most complex principles sound like a kindergarten science experiment. Even if his theories aren’t correct the man is extremely intelligent and has a way of teaching that’s second to none

@CarlYota

7 ай бұрын

That’s probably because he literally teaches a class on it. And his goal is to get people to understand. Not to get status from sounding smart. People who are legit trying to get the student to learn will explain things in the simplest way to accomplish that goal. It’s easy to confuse and sound smart. Eric Weinstein does it all the time. Maybe the topics he talks about can’t be simplified. I love Eric but I rarely understand what he’s talking about. Randall also dwells on topics for a long time so it gives plenty of time to learn.

The processes Randall talks about are on such a vastly different time scale than we can comprehend, blows your mind. 🤯

The first 1hr 24 mins of this should be extrapolated into a class and used as part of a new curriculum for schools everywhere! 💯

Art was my 1st love, architecture was my 2nd love and mathematics my 3rd. When I studied maths at university and it finally clicked, it was like reaching a state of enlightenment and I understood everything and nothing at the same time. Maths brings the internal knowing of art and architecture full circle and this video is reminding me of that experience.

Randall is one of my favourite people ever! His knowledge is able to answer just about every question and in a way that actually adds up! Every piece of the story reinforces the other pieces

I love listening to Randall Carlson, he is such a wealth of knowledge and offers up new or alternative ways to view our planet and events.

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

He's a nice guy that sells bs stories to you such a nice guy

@censoredduetowrongthink

7 ай бұрын

Bait better homie, shits weak

@realWARPIG

7 ай бұрын

​@@drummerdad80 You're all over the comments saying the same thing to everyone, no ody agrees with you, so why are you here watching and wasting your time trying to convince people that don't give a dick about you, to listen to you. You must honestly have no life.

@edfu_text_U_later

7 ай бұрын

​@drummerdad80 can you expand on this statement? How is he selling BS? Some examples please.

@sidetrack218

7 ай бұрын

@@edfu_text_U_later Of course @drummerdad80 doesn't have any examples so I think we know who is full of BS.

Randall your a international treasure..Great stream Randall, Ben and Danny..what a treat to have this trio on 1 podcast! Remember when the criticism comes it means your directly over the target of truth! :)

When we were kids we thought Bill Nye was the coolest guy ever but then we grew up and realized this wasn't the case and then we realized Randall Carlson took his place and exceeded our expectations.

Randall is the type of dude I could share many a beer with just listening to that dude talk… so much knowledge in one human being.

I don't know this for a fact, but I think the backyard mechanic that is going to retrofit his car with the thunderbolt generator, is the gentlemen from the channel called "Alchemical Science". He has been independently verifying this technology and explaining the science. Thank you for all the work all you guys do, Danny, Randall and Ben.

@andrewacton5885

7 ай бұрын

I just found thay guy. I can weld, I'm about to start looking into building my own as well

@sandmanenters4187

7 ай бұрын

@@andrewacton5885 That's brilliant, good luck, keep us posted!

@CarlYota

7 ай бұрын

Yeah KZread just “randomly” recommended his channel to me after listening to another podcast where Randall unpacked the technology. I’ll have to keep an eye on it.

Can't get enough of these two!

The fact Randal isnt involved in education on a national level is criminal. Beyond everything else he is a natural born teacher.

I think that was the most fascinating conversations I've ever heard, and you held your own, Danny. I've sat through multiple lectures on sacred geometry by Randal but never seen him deliver the material so succinctly, and Ben is a bonus blessing. Awesome show!!

You’re a legend Danny! Getting these two on a podcast together for the first time live. 🤯

I LOVE that you decided to divvy these up among themselves this one will be great for sure

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Yes it's a great video to lie to you so amazing

@SonStashu

7 ай бұрын

@@drummerdad80 no one is forcing you to listen go be a loser somewhere else

I'm half way through and this is the best podcast I have ever watched. EVER

@vegashainning8071

6 ай бұрын

Why? Specifically? The content in the manner it was presented? Something missing? Or more than Lex or Rohan? About to give it a chance?

@amplituhedron5582

3 ай бұрын

wow

If nothing else, it’s just refreshing to listen to a podcast with three people who aren’t talking over each other the whole time.

Hands down one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to! Thank you Danny, Randall, and Ben for the hours of great conversation!

@user-qm4vq9jc2e

7 ай бұрын

The way his words gang up and form educational poetry is transitive to the runt of a one pup litter.

Ben hitting those salts is hilarious

As a fellow geologist I can listen to Randal all-day. Us rock freaks are easily entertained.

Outstanding episode - although everything with Randall and Ben is an experience for the positive. I absolutely can’t get enough of listening to you both (And Graham Handcock)- Randall you engage people on another level that encourages us to want to learn, Ben you always explain things clearly and concisely ,Both of you guys are so passionate it’s a breath of fresh air - thank you. Thanks Danny for hosting a great podcast. Signing off from the Jerilderie crater.

These guys and these topics they cover are just the most intriguing conversations. Thx Danny Jones

This is now my go to podcast. Thank you for orchestrating these Danny!

@alohi79

7 ай бұрын

Same 💯

It's nice being able to hear randall talk. I love his podcast cosmographia but I kinda wish he would just do it by himself really.

@AustinKoleCarlisle

7 ай бұрын

yeah the snake bros dont offer anything that i cant do or think myself

Thank you Danny Jones for a great podcast with Ben & Randall!

Ben referring to himself as megafauna is an underrated moment of this podcast

@realWARPIG

7 ай бұрын

Ben trying the smelling salts was hilarious 😂

@Rob.Ko.

7 ай бұрын

​@@realWARPIGwhich podcast/episode was this one bro?

@RealKlausSchwab

7 ай бұрын

Humans ARE technically megafauna.

@RealKlausSchwab

7 ай бұрын

Megafauna is any mammal over 100 pounds.

@Patrix8558

7 ай бұрын

​@@Rob.Ko.this episode.. somewhere before second hour

I've caught your podcast here or there in the past, but you've been on a roll this year; I've been catching almost every one. Thank you 🙏

The light bulb of the egyptians on the pictographs looks a lot like the thunderstorm configuration.

@Chayliss

24 күн бұрын

Speaking of light bulbs What'd they use to light the way inside and underground If they did that work I do not accept they used just alot of torches

Can’t wait to listen to this 5 times in a row and still feel like I could listen another 50 times

Danny you do an incredible job being curious with seemingly the right questions every time! It really lets you understand the ideas someone is trying to convey to you.

I've been watching Randall on many platforms for many years . One of his best interviews. Thanks Danny

2:19:08 That just blew my mind. I've been into mythology since I was a kid and never caught onto the symbolism. The whole thing about different ages represented in the bible through astrology has never occurred to me. What amazing insights.

Danny is killing it. Great job getting these two together. So fascinating. Keep it up brother

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Great sci fi story now come back to earth and get off the stupid youtube channels that are selling you lies

@Crazy_Terryy

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@drummerdad80then don’t watch

@jandkproject

7 ай бұрын

@@drummerdad80 lmao the ones selling you lies are the mainstream narrative, our public schools and universities, and many "History" books. These 2 men are bringing nothing but facts and the truth about our lost History. I suggest you wake up n start doing your own research if ur such a skeptic.

OMG thank you for doing this!!!

Randall Carlson needs to be a leader in some capacity on this planet. I've never seen a more sensible and knowledgeable human on my life. He's so well spoken as well. We would be stupid not to listen to this man.

Randall is an amazing teacher

Just finished my work for the day, now i know how im going to spend my afternoon

@user-ee9zv8rn8u

7 ай бұрын

What a gift

Randall is explaining old old basic knowledge but it seems to impress the masses.

Two of the brightest human beings on the planet in the same podcast!?! Let's do this!

1:34:48 Ben actually blew Randall's mind there. Amazing podcast, top tier.

Danny Jones podcast today is like how JRE was back in the day. Top notch guests and top notch topics. Doesn’t get old thanks Danny love your work man the only thing I look forward to on a Monday haha

@thomaskraincuk9815

7 ай бұрын

JRE has become way too cuckoo with all those right wing asshole lunatics...

Interesting conversation here Excellent chemistry between these three

This guy is such a great educator! And so adorable!

Recently found this channel. Just watched the James DiEugenio episode and now I see Randall Carlson!? This is what life is about!

I cant believe how excited i just became noticing this podcast

Watching Ben hit the smelling salts in the background had me on the floor

Ben's beard and hair get our approval, quite a good trademark for a pioneer of free thought, a nice complement to Randall's. Excellent critical thinking all over their work!

Randall & Ben in conversation - the perfect example of what honest exploration of reality and ideas should be.

Finally facts based on real science. All the climate change docs I watch during the 90's talked about earth as something living that has it's own cycles. I remember that the climate scientist then talked about a natural climate change to a warmer period. In 1990s, the climate change scientist told us that within 20 years, medium temperature will increase 2 degrees celsius. It's now 30 years later and we have a 1.5 degree celsius.

Randall talking about geometry, numbers and astrology is one of my favorite things

This episode is a standout! It nearly rivals being in a John Demartini program for a couple of hours, and that guy is the master of masters, when it comes to the mysteries.

Made my afternoon, hell yes

@caesare.j.w.668

7 ай бұрын

Imma so excited 🎉❤🤘🐐👏👍🖖🫶🙏🍻

I love alot of the stories and stuff of the guests that Danny has on,But Randall is someone that grabs me with his knowledge and I can just listen forever. Keep Killin Danny 💯

Nice to hear the Rogan episode explanation

I search for Randall and Ben's content regularly... Also Graham. So glad Ive found this podcast. Subscribed and sharing. Get Malcolm Bendall on, seems he has a legit humanity saving device. It seems there's too many videos out there that are independently showing it works and now the device is open source on how to build it and we're parts can be bought to make it and reproduce the results. Whoever runs with Malcolm's content on a podcast and you can go viral with it. Might be the next JRE

Podcast going from strength to strength my man. 💯

Growing up I never thought I'd have to us a²+b²=c² but ill be damned if when I became a welder and pipe fitter it comes in handy all the time doing 45° offsets

@oldscratch3535

7 ай бұрын

I did metal roofing and sheet metal fab for 15 years. I used Pythagorean theorem daily. If a roof was too steep to safely walk on I could just measure the length and height of the section and get the hypotenuse so I could find the area of the roof deck.

Hat's off to Randall, you are amazing! May you receive 10 times what you dream for.

Randal is obviously a genius, but Ben is right up there with him. Smart as hell. But how lucky are we to have these persons shaking up the entire scientific community. Their work is of the upmost importance

I think the functional return argument is spot on. Also if you've already made precision equipment for a functional reason, you can then make lesser items very precise because it is easy to do so.

@Koncrete

7 ай бұрын

Exactly

@HIGH_noon

7 ай бұрын

Ben explained it in another episode and many places... the level of precision on something like the Great Pyramid is UNBELIEVABLELY accurate and tight and for something that is just a tomb and/or other purpose built... its just not needed. They could've achieved the same result with less precise detail and tightness and also they (scientists/engineers/etc) have tried methods to build a pyramid and you can do it with smaller stones and less detail and it takes FARRR less time and energy and overall everything to finish it, yet they still did all that stuff. He's talking about the vase right now... 1/1000th of a inch, half a human hair tolerances, rose granite... with copper chisels and stone pounders?! LMAO sure........ just a bunch of men and maybe women with weak egos who cant stand to see the cash and power grab being on team Egypt brings for everything or just keeping the status quo.

@CarlYota

7 ай бұрын

Yeah it doesn’t even matter if it was functional or not. The fact that they were able to make things that precise is itself proof they had the ability to do so. And copper chisels don’t have the ability to do so. So even if they were tombs what lost tech did they have that made the construction possible? The mainstream story is not a very compelling hypothesis.

Danny you are the best…. Don’t think it’s goes unnoticed you are the pioneer to bring these gentlemen to the light and we thank you

@davidevans1723

7 ай бұрын

Who is joe rogan

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

Frontier for getting lies on the fore front not a great thing..

@bodystomp5302

7 ай бұрын

@@drummerdad80then simply change the channel.

@drummerdad80

7 ай бұрын

@bodystomp5302 nah I am fighting the bs...it's getting old and I am sick of it, Ben is lying pos, proof in his face he keeps up the lies for profit, and degrades the whole egyptian civilization down to idiots, nope I will fight to prove he is the idiot

@Notcorncowsorchickens

7 ай бұрын

Yeppers, both appeared on Joe Rogan Experience with same fascinating stories a short time ago.

Learning so much from Randall. I didn't know the word minute is from minute degree. And the second comes from second minute degree. So much we were never taught in school..

@Mote.

7 ай бұрын

Like George Carlin said, they don't want the public smart, that's not in their interest.

3:15:58 I had a flight to Peru recently, and from Lima to Arequipa, looking outside you can observe those giant ripples too, my first thought was that it looks like a beach

*YES!* This is a super episode. Can't wait man!

I have 3 devices playing this episode non stop 😂 thank you danny, for providing ground to those discussions and respect the way such ideias must be respected. These 2 are my rockstars ! thank you RC and Ben for the content

@Koncrete

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!