We have probably 60 accounts of academic journals, reported by archaeologists, reported by universities, even presented and displayed at universities.

Even in the Smithsonian's own annual reports, there's 17 accounts of

7 to 8 foot tall skeletons being found. 7 to 8 foot though, that's not like...

That's not huge. That could be easily explainable with some of like the gigantism things that

people have to do. There's people in the NBA or 7, eight foot tall. That's true, that's true.

But none of them had gigantism.

That's the thing.

None of them.

They're all perfectly formed.

And it was just normal that height.

That was the normal height.

Proveen Mohan, when he was on the podcast, he was showing us articles that were from the New York Times from the like early 1900s, maybe late 1800s, of I think it was like 15 to 18 foot giants.

You do get a few reports like that. Yeah. We've got a few in our accounts.

In the New York Times and all places.

Oh, yeah. I mean, our book is like, you you know there's so many accounts in proper newspapers.

Mm-hmm. You know, not just some fly-by-night publications like, you know, Washington Times, all that kind of thing. Washington Post and all that. Even in Britain as well, we have the same thing. It's all over the world, really. But there's little evidence. It's all vanished. Right.

You know, very little, especially here, especially with Nagpah.

So you've got nothing left to really kind of prove a point.

So maybe this is a good opportunity to give your, explain to people what your background is and how you get into all this stuff.

Okay, cool.

Who are you?

Who am I?

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