Okay, here we got. Stand by. Three, two, one.

The thinking atheist, it's not a person. It's a symbol. An idea.

The population of atheists in this country is going through the room.

Rejecting faith. Pursuing knowledge. Challenging the sacred.

If I tell the truth, it's because I tell the truth.

Not because I put my hand on a book and made a wish.

And working together for a more rational world.

Take the risk of thinking for yourself.

Much more happiness, truth, beauty, and wisdom will come to you that way.

Assume nothing.

Question everything. and start thinking.

This is the Thinking Atheist podcast, hosted by Seth Andrews.

He is an American archaeologist.

He is a science communicator.

He is a debunker and pre-bunker because there is a lot of bunk in this world.

Especially when it comes to, you know, conspiracy stories about our history in regard to archaeology,

what has been dug up, what has been discovered, uncovered, what has been found,

especially the stuff that they don't want us to know, probably the government or the Catholic Church or something else. So I want to talk to a guy who is right there on the front

line, a fascinating educator, Flint Dibble. Flint, Dr. Dibble, can I call you Flint? Is

that okay? Yeah, of course. That's fine. Did I miss anything about you and what you do? I mean,

kind of give me, if your mom wrote your resume, what would you say? I mean, she probably said

that I'm an

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