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Crow, Crow. Pro All right, ma'am, welcome Crow Triple 7 radio. This is episode 218. Jason Lingren is with me and Darren Colome. And if I pronounce your last name, right right let's correct that right out of the gate

it's a heck of a thing man it's we keep waiting for spring but to this day all the red

maples in my area have no leaves it is bizarre the azaleas are blooming and they have no leaves very strange anyhow

welcome jason good morning crew all right do we have anything are we just going to do this thing

well you know if the world would open back up, we might have more things to talk about.

Seems like the trees are paying attention to us.

I guess if the humans aren't going to move, the trees aren't going to do their thing or something.

It's really bizarre.

Maybe. The trees have eyes. Anyhow, welcome, Darren.

Oh, thanks for having me. Did I get your last name right?

You nailed it.

Okay, perfect.

So to get in here, Darren is the chief science officer of the Walter Russell Museum and

actually Darren, instead of me trying to get it right why don't you just introduce yourself and where you come from?

Sure, I'm the Chief Science Officer for the University of Science and Philosophy which is formerly the Walter Russell Foundation.

And I've been working for this organization since 2016, really pursuing the science angle of Walter Russell's cosmogany and trying to make it more

accessible to the public, easier to understand and also to produce energy devices predominantly but also

transmutation science and all of the things that Walter's cosmogany encompasses.

So what do you think man should we do away with the internal Walter's cosmogony encompasses.

So what do you think, man, should we do away with the internal combustion engine?

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