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And put on a didgeridoo and shamanic drumming track, shivers or vibrations and stuff like that. Great America

Okay guys, welcome back to The Gramerich Show coming at you this week with Jack Bialik.

It's a good chat.

It's a fun one.

He's written a book on sort of like ancient stuff that would take for granted or stuff the ancient people

are doing but not super ancient.

They're like not in grammarica terms anyway, like mid-ancient.

What we would consider the like history, not pre-history.

It sounds like he's getting ready to dabble into the pre-history part of it as well,

which is going to be interesting because he's going to part of it as well, which is going to be

interesting because he's going to find a bunch of crazy stuff that's going to blow his mind. And it

sounds like he's already ready for it. So I think it's also about time capsules. Like there's

modern time capsules happening in ways to stop to, you know, to save your information. Like I think

he's looking at stuff like the digitization of our society right now

and how fragile that is that really if something happened like an EMP that it's gone.

Like even the example I used was like 35 year old 8mm tape.

Like it's really hard to digitize that right now.

So how do we keep all these records that we want to keep?

What would you just have to watch it and film it with another camera?

Yeah, but even to watch it, you have to use a VCR that has the right RF frequency.

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