And here he is, original.

Hello and welcome to Web Crawlers, the podcast where we do a deep dive into some of our favorite

mysteries.

Each week we will introduce our topic, lay out our research and findings, reveal some

conspiracy theories and conclude with our own hypothesis.

I'm Ali Siegel and today we are so lucky to have special guest co-host or actually host

L or Rachel, Rachel, if you're French.

That's right, yeah, yeah, Rachel, perfect, making it easier for the English speakers as

L, but for those who want to try, that's fine too.

That's far too kind.

Tell us a little bit about yourself as much as you want to because you're going to have

to come on the podcast again because you just told me something insane before we started.

You're messaging us on Patreon about some stuff that I didn't look at, unfortunately,

but tell us a little bit about yourself as much as you want to.

Yeah, sure, I am a full-time small business manager and a part-time teacher, I normally

teach world religions, world history, social studies, indigenous history, and I did seven

years of uni would have stayed longer if it was free, but unfortunately that's not the

world we live in.

I was kind of debating what I wanted to do this episode on because I had multiple ideas

and one of them was about the brain's capacity of creating false memories in order for us

to cope with certain traumatic experiences that often happens when people are kidnapped

or suffer any kind of abuse.

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