Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

no serious Biographer can maintain the existence of an affair between Marilyn and the Kennedys All we can say for sure is that the actress and the president have met four times between October 1961 and August 1962 and it was during one of those meetings that they called to a friendly relation of Marilyn from a bedroom Shortly after Marilyn confided this sexual relation to her close relatives Insisting about the fact that their affair ended there.

Then there's folks like Donald Spoto who wrote Marilyn Monroe the biography not a Biography you see how the publishers enjoy fighting on that one

no serious Biographer can maintain the existence of an affair between Marilyn and the Kennedys All we can say for sure is that the actress and the president have met four times between October 1961 and August 1962 and it was during one of those meetings that they called to a friendly relation of Marilyn from a bedroom Shortly after Marilyn confided this sexual relation to her close relatives Insisting about the fact that their affair ended there.

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A researcher by the name of John Fuller actually wrote a book about this. It came out in 1976 called The Ghost of Flight 401.

A researcher by the name of John Fuller actually wrote a book about this. It came out in 1976 called The Ghost of Flight 401.

And he said that the crash was only the beginning of this tragedy.

We found a we found a book called From the captain to the colonel, an informal history of Eastern Airlines written by a guy named Robert J. Serling.

So in this book, Robert Serling, not Twilight Zone, Rod Serling, old Robbie says no wreckage from flight 401 ever made it onto another plane.

We found a we found a book called From the captain to the colonel, an informal history of Eastern Airlines written by a guy named Robert J. Serling.

And in this book, the the CEO of Eastern Airlines at the time, a former astronaut, by the way, named Frank Borman, says these ghost stories are garbage.

He said that Noah, not the Egyptians, the biblical Noah built the pyramid because he built the ark and then he was therefore the most competent to direct the building of the pyramid.

He also believes that the purpose of the pyramid...is to be a repository for the divine system of all mathematical truths.

In eighteen fifty nine, a British publisher named John Taylor wrote a book called The Great Pyramid, why it was built and who built it.

He said that Noah, not the Egyptians, the biblical Noah built the pyramid because he built the ark and then he was therefore the most competent to direct the building of the pyramid.

He also believes that the purpose of the pyramid, if we're going to a different theory, is to be a repository for the divine system of all mathematical truths.

It goes back to like the sixth century. So he wasn't just, you know, off the dome making a guess. This this was in a book called History of the Franks by Gregory of Tours.

It turns out medieval Europeans believe the pyramids were these granaries that were described in the Old Testament.

And that's where the description of pyramids is Joseph's granaries come from. It goes back to like the sixth century.

So he wasn't just, you know, off the dome making a guess. This this was in a book called History of the Franks by Gregory of Tours.

And then it got popularized by a book called The Book of John Mandeville.

And then it got popularized by a book called The Book of John Mandeville.

According to the author, Barry told him that he was surprised one of his competitors hadn't, quote, knocked him off already, unquote.

I've really gotten over on a bunch of these other companies. So it's weird they haven't taken me out.

he was surprised one of his competitors hadn't, quote, knocked him off already, unquote.

And then someone that we know personally wrote up a very long thought experiment about what this colony might actually look like.

That doesn't have anything to do with the geophysics of it or anything like that. It's just when you think about all the stuff that we consider normal today, and that is everything from scotch tape to microprocessors, to move all that manufacturing capability and knowledge to Mars, that's chapter 13 of the book.

It reminds me in a way of that old time travel question where people say, you know, I would love to travel back in time to the 1300s and I would be like this intellectual giant and this demigod. But the average person does not have the knowledge, much less the means to create so many of these common things, you know, probably including, to your early example, Marshall, Scotch tape.

But as soon as you open your mind to, well, what are they going to do once they land and the desert island thing is really a funny way to think about it. The number of questions is gigantic, thousands and thousands of questions you have to start going through.

So if you're going to create a complete backup of human activity on Mars, if you're going to try to do that, then you mentioned chipmaking as an example. Chipmaking is probably the most advanced thing humans are doing right now.

And then someone that we know personally wrote up a very long thought experiment about what this colony might actually look like.

And it really makes you think because, look, this is a huge and increasingly crucial step in the expansion of the human species.

That doesn't have anything to do with the geophysics of it or anything like that. It's just when you think about all the stuff that we consider normal today, and that is everything from scotch tape to microprocessors, to move all that manufacturing capability and knowledge to Mars, that's chapter 13 of the book.

It's imaginable, but it definitely would require a huge amount of thought and logistics and training.

And that's why it's so much fun to talk about. But no, but really, how do you incentivize people that even have these skill sets to go on this dangerous, dicey expedition?

So it's Ron Moorhead, the fellow that wrote the Sierra Silence. He just came up with a brand new book called Quantum Bigfoot, where he discusses quantum physics and strength theory and possibility of other universes and other realities being just within arm's reach of us.

So it's Ron Moorhead, the fellow that wrote the Sierra Silence. He just came up with a brand new book called Quantum Bigfoot, where he discusses quantum physics and strength theory and possibility of other universes and other realities being just within arm's reach of us.

If you have not read The Filth, read the graphic novel, The Filth Today.

If you have not read The Filth, read the graphic novel, The Filth Today.

When he found out he was dying, he started writing The Snow Killer. And unfortunately, he died before finishing it.

So I don't know. News to me.

When he found out he was dying, he started writing The Snow Killer. And unfortunately, he died before finishing it.

Check out info into The Foxfire Books.

There is a Foxfire folklore series and perhaps it is mentioned in there, in which case I'm going to return to it.

Check out info into The Foxfire Books.

There is a Foxfire folklore series and perhaps it is mentioned in there, in which case I'm going to return to it.

A very well researched yet sadly out of print novel called The Berkut explores the theory quite well, even though it goes down a little off the rails at some points.

I'm going to look into finding a copy of that book because it sounds pretty interesting.

A very well researched yet sadly out of print novel called The Berkut explores the theory quite well, even though it goes down a little off the rails at some points.

I'm going to look into finding a copy of that book because it sounds pretty interesting.

These two authors, Cheryl Costa and Linda Miller-Costa released essentially a book that details more modern UFO sightings in the United States.

It's the UFO Sightings Desk Reference, not to be confused with the Physician's Desk Reference. Colon, United States of America, 2001 to 2015.

Since 1969, the government has claimed no interest in the subject and the press and media either ignore or ridicule any mention of UFOs.

This book seeks to make the hardest data available, accessible to the general public as well as other UFO researchers.

Yeah, it's only 40 US dollars. I guess it must be a giant tome. I haven't physically seen the thing.

It's the UFO Sightings Desk Reference, not to be confused with the Physician's Desk Reference. Colon, United States of America, 2001 to 2015.

Since 1969, the government has claimed no interest in the subject and the press and media either ignore or ridicule any mention of UFOs.

This book seeks to make the hardest data available, accessible to the general public as well as other UFO researchers.

Yeah, it's only 40 US dollars.

It would be great if it really, I mean, it's a desk reference, right? So it must be a fairly large tome.

And it dates back to 1986. A guy named Peter Benchley writes this novel called Q Clearance. And it's a satirical novel. It's a comedy about how weird the government is.

And it dates back to 1986. A guy named Peter Benchley writes this novel called Q Clearance. And it's a satirical novel. It's a comedy about how weird the government is.