More than 50 years ago, Eric Vandannikin published his arguably most influential piece of work,

Cheriots of the Gods, that posited extraterrestrials may have been represented as deities in the days

of human antiquity. These figures in ancient mythology possessed advanced knowledge of things like

mathematics, medicine, and even flight. The Gods were often described as having divine craft

that allowed them to travel vast distances over land in mere moments. One example are the

vehicles flown by the Gods taken from interpretations from Hindu mythology. It is said that some of

these objects were powered by thought and could shine as bright as the sun when they took to the air.

Descriptions that often seem to closely resemble modern reports of UFO sightings.

This casefile joined the theorists as they show they don't know a whole lot about the Mahabharata

while discussing the monies.

Welcome to Alien Theorist theorizing casefile 193 Vamanas.

I'm Braden. I'm so. I'm Dan and I'm Andrew. I just want to start this one off to say

that you know how nice it is to have a dedicated studio room again and not have to flip my mattress

up against the wall to record. I mean, this is an absolute treat today. So I'm back in,

I've got island studios fully set up again. You're out of a conspiracy's closet? Yeah,

of depravity. Yes. I'm out of there. Speaking of conspiracy, Andrew, you better watch yourself,

man. I was getting some text messages from conspiracy boats. Listen, Facebook guys. Guys,

you guys were having guys are fucking career bully. What am I supposed to do?

He said the same thing about you. You said the same thing about you. Yeah, fucking right.

Aren't you going to meet him like what you're meeting about the bike racks or something?

Oh, he's trying. He's like, come on, guys, let's get conspiracy versus

mongoose. Like, yeah, man, you want to fight like, let me see if I can get the day off work and

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