Isn't this the story of Atlantis and some of the ancient civilizations that have been wiped out that essentially took it too far?

You just covered a lot of ground again.

So now I'm going to ask you the question.

How deep do you want to go?

All the way.

We've been conditioned to accept that we are a flawed form of life.

And among our flaws that are identified by these people, human emotion is

considered a flaw. Human conception in the womb of a living woman is considered to be a flaw because

you don't know with precision what the outcome is. Beings from another world who were coming to us.

We are at a point in our technological evolution that they were at a point in their past.

If we do not change the trajectory that we're on right now, you and I and our viewers most probably are the last generation of pure humans that the world will ever know.

Greg, thank you so much for coming back on the show. You're truly one of my favorite people to talk to. You're not only incredible at presenting and delivering a story that we can all comprehend and gives

us so much to think about. Your sort of breadth of knowledge from a scientific standpoint,

as well as a spiritual, is I think such a, well, I don't think they aren't separate.

They're sort of, I think the spiritual is what the science is yet to define and clarify and put into

an equation. And so you kind of bridge that gap for us. So I'm glad to have you back. And I'm glad that

you've written this book, Pure Human. It's so cool and so interesting. There's so many

interesting things I want to ask you about. So I think I'll just first ask, like, why does

culture need this book right now? Wow. We discovered a lot of ground in those couple of minutes.

First, it's an honor to be back. We're sort of neighbors. We share a border here in the high

desert. There's a lot's happen since last time you and I connected. This book, it was very

healing, first of all,

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