So if you ever had questions about the nature of lost civilizations and like the whole mysterious time period, like that's what I do.

Okay.

To a very deep level where I take it from a very serious academic level though.

Right. Okay.

Always evidence driven. I'm working with a lot of archaeologists around the world to uncover this. Yeah. So that's where I blur into a whole other place where I'm not like in opposition. Like a lot of these, a lot of these guys are like in opposition like them. Like they're not telling us the truth. I'm actually working with them. And it's like, I'm under the understanding. It's like, okay, it's okay that they have a narrative that they want to stick to. But if you come at it with like a really friendly cooperative approach, you can just end up working together. So, so you are like bridging the gap between the conventional mainstream archaeologists, geologists,

climatologists, all this stuff and like the alternative stuff.

That's exactly what my goal is.

Right.

So, Danny, my, I guess you say my purpose in all of this that I am very deeply driven is

to bridge, like you said, that gap between the academic world and the alternative

history world, as it's called, which is a very sad term that they're using because it's not

really alternative history.

It's exploring history through truth, through objective analysis and understanding.

And so one of the things that's the most sad to me as being someone who's a well-studied

academic in that area is that the entire basis of science has actually quite broken down

into a place that is very unfortunate because science is about the objective search for truth,

no matter what. Like you just go where the evidence is.

You don't have a predetermined expectation of what it's going to be.

So if you have evidence that comes up, that challenges that traditional narrative,

it's in your duty to explore it, not to decide to ignore it,

be purely based on all the shoulders of other men and women that

have come before you that have laid down some kind of a timeline narrative.

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