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welcome to grower. All right, ma'am. Welcome to Crow Triple 7 Radio episode 55. This is the info.

Jason Lingren is with me and we were going to talk dinosaurs today.

What's in a word? What's in a date? What's in all the things we use all the time

and never think about, well I would assert that there's a lot in a word and a lot in a date?

Let's take the word archeopteryx. Archaeopteryx is a little

supposed dinosaur that was the missing link that showed look dinosaurs have feathers

they did they turned into birds T-Rex is now a chicken.

National Geographic covered it, and it was shown to be a fraud.

As a matter of fact, I think National Geographic had to do a retraction at some point, but that's not really common knowledge and there are probably still tons of people out there who think Archaeopteryx is a

demonstration that the supposed dinosaurs had feathers at some point and became birds.

T-Rex is in fact a chicken now.

We eat him for dinner.

That sets aside that at one point

T-Rex was filling our tanks because it was contributing to the fossil fuel which is an old idea which was thrown by the wayside but I was taught it in school. So what's in a word?

Well take the word archeoptics. The suffix in that word is tricks, and that's

what it was. It was a trick, as is the whole idea of dinosaurs. So many people will be upset

by this because they've been told their whole life and shown movies and shown pictures and shown textbooks and taught in school that dinosaurs existed.

Yet, if you take the time to challenge dinosaurs, you will quickly find that they were invented in 1842 in or around 1842 as the Darwin evolution idea was about to come to light and it was put

forward by a night of the Royal Court of Britain who also was the superintendent or some such of the Natural History Museum

so placed well so that he could further the dinosaur nonsense. He also invented dinosaurs years before any bone-tooth fragment

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