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Speaking of conspiracy theories and stuff,

you've done a lot of research and a lot of work into the Titanic,

and this is one of the more interesting, you know,

theories that I think ever. It's been highly debated for a really long time, you know, what

happened with the Titanic. I mean, we know about the bankers stuff, you know, all the bankers

that opposed the Federal Reserve went down

coincidentally with the Titanic, right? We know about that. Then there's the theory that it's

not the Titanic. And then there's the other theory that nothing sink.

You know, it just keeps getting wilder and wilder as it goes on, just like it does with everything.

So what's your hypothesis on the Titanic?

I don't know if I'm ready to make a call as to what happened, but I usually, I try to think about it in different terms.

Who are the players?

And let's just to oversimplify it, let's say there's just a player.

Let's just say the player is J.P. Morgan, who represents all the interest. But he literally was the guy that owned the line and built his own private deck in the back of it and

everything so jp morgan is a huge name in this and i guess the most typical conspiracy theory

was that there was this sister ship called the olympic and that the olympic got into a wreck and it

wasn't properly insured so they kind of did a do-over. They took the

Olympic, dressed it up to look like the Titanic, and then sank it so they could finally get the

insurance money on it. That's oversimplified version, but I think that that's realistic.

I would say, have there ever been instances where a business magnate sort of insured something and then intentionally destroyed it just to claim on the money? Of course. It happens all the time. It's like the most common form of insurance fraud. So then you think is there an incentive? Well, yeah, because the Olympic was not insured.

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