Hello, ready welcome back to another brand new episode of Decoding the Unknown as always.

I'm your host here, I'm Simon, and what happens is Katie, our excellent rights for this

channel slash podcast is rid of me a script, the Georgia Guidestones tips for a post-opocalyptic world. on And they were weird and no one really Georgia but Georgia like Atlanta

Georgia

And they were weird and no one really knows what they're about.

I am assuming because people do that people think they were put by aliens

they probably weren't let's just jump in I'm gonna read what Katie's written I'm gonna

add some thoughts if I have any I usually do people sometimes complain about them sometimes they say

It's nice when you add your own thoughts back boy. We love that. We love that about you

Anyway, let's just jump in We're all familiar with the concept of some sort of apocalypse happening.

In recent, but I mean I hope not literally, in recent pop culture there have been many

many zombie apoculipses and humanity has always seemed to make it through at the other end.

Wait, that's not what happens in zombie movies.

In zombie movies there's always like almost everyone is destroyed by zombies and then there's like a rag tag group of

survivors. But the reality is like 99% of humanity has been destroyed by zombies and you know

so will probably the rest. Best case scenario they reach some safe haven that

they've heard about over a radio they go there and they live out their days in a

compound and that's where it ends with 99% of humanity dead. That's the reality of zombie movies.

Not wanting to jinx anything, we've also had very recent run-ins with highly contagious diseases,

but again, so far the majority of the population has survived.

But what would happen if there was an event so monumental and civilization as we

know it took such a hit that the very foundations of our society would have to be rebuilt

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