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Joe Rogan Experience #2293 - Chris Williamson

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I took the glasses off. I was hoping you were going to keep them on.
You want me to keep them on?
You can pull them off.
Some dudes can't pull off douchey glasses.
You think these are douchey?
A little bit if I didn't know you, but I'll know you.
I'm not douchey at all, so you can wear cool glasses.
Well, these are requests by you, so I can wear what I want.
You've been wearing them a lot. I like them.
Yeah, yeah, I do.
It's like having an Instagram filter for the entire world.
Right.
Everything feels just a little rosy.
I had a pair of rose-colored glasses before, and I got it.
I was like, oh, I get it. It is better this way.
It is nicer. Yeah, yeah, it's like a full line.
Dude, I need to show you this.
Okay, what is this?
I have a little open of that.
So you'll remember that I sent you a photo on iMessage a couple of months ago
of a friend of mine who was in Antarctica.
Yeah.
And he flew a comedy mothership lighter out to Antarctica.
I've been reliably told that that lighter was used to smoke weed in Antarctica.
Yeah, and it's touched—it was dropped a number of times, so it's touched
ancient permafrost.
Fuck yeah.
What kind of laws do they have in Antarctica?
I don't know. Apparently very liberal.
Do they have any laws?
Fuck knows. I don't know.
There's nobody there. Have they established laws?
They were 400 miles in.
Whoa.
So this was part of the final experiment, which was this attempt to try and disprove
flat earth.
Oh.
He went as a part of that.
Did he bring flat earthers? Is that the deal?
So four flat earthers, four globeeers, get flown to Antarctica. It's $35,000
per person.
Oh, my God.
This guy called Will Duffy put the project together, flew everybody down there.
Did he pay for each person?
Yep.
Wow.
I think maybe a couple of people chose to go self-funded, but they were trying
to get the open offer to all of the biggest flat earth influencers, commentators,
I don't know what to call them.
How many went?
Four of each. So four roundies, four flatties.
Don't you want to see their search histories?
Maybe the FBI do. I don't know.
The flat people, I want to see.
So they do this in the middle of our winter, their summer.
They observe the sun above the horizon for 24 hours.
So there's no explanation, apparently, with most of the models of flat earth
about how the sun could stay above the horizon for 24 hours.
So they flew down.
They had drones flying in the air.
They had a 24-hour 360 cameras.
They had live stream of iPhones, all of this stuff.
And then they had the people that were on the ground.
And the guys that were there observed the sun.
Did the flat earthers switch stances?
So three did and one didn't?
This is just their drone footage.
I was just showing you footage.
Oh, this is drone footage?
Yeah.
So the final experiment.
So those are apparently mountaintops.
But they're submerged?
It's just all ice.
That is so fucking hardcore.
It's so fucking hardcore.
Because, you know, there's a bunch of things up there that look like pyramids.
And what it really is, is just an unusual peak of an enormous mountain.
Have you seen the Antarctic pyramids?
Yeah, you got to go all in on that.
Okay.
We have hard-launched this episode.
People that believe wild shit about Antarctica.
So you know about the direct energy weapon theory, right?
Yes, I did see that on Sean Ryan's show.
Yes, I did as well.
I was like, okay.
That guy's fucking really interesting.
Yeah.
It's like, he sounds really interesting.
But if I want to sit him next to Eric Weinstein, you know what I'm saying?
Like, is anything that this guy's saying make any sense?
Because I've done that before with Eric, with one guy who was a fraudster.
I sent him a video and I said, tell me if this is gobbledygook or if this is
real physics.
You used Eric to stress test some guy's ideas.
Of course.
He loves it.
He loves any sort of intellectual stimulation, especially if it's like
mathematics or physics
or something where it's his wheelhouse.
And, you know, he's great.
Because someone can sound really good to me, you know?
They can start quoting thermal dynamics.
Finesseing you through whatever their problem is.
Like chiropractors do.
You know, chiropractors use all these crazy, weird terms for musculature and
different insertion
points.
It's to let you know that they have a comprehensive understanding of the body
that's far beyond
yours, Chris.
And this is the same thing like a lot of fraudsters do.
They'll use enormous language and very verbose, you know, phrases.
And it's like they're just trying to get you to think that they're smarter than
they are.
Yeah.
I think people use sort of complex language and fluency as a proxy for truthfulness
and
insight.
Yes.
And especially when if you're dealing with a truly brilliant person, that's
what the pyramids.
Holy fuck.
Yeah.
Oh, this is just on Google Maps.
Yeah.
Jamie, you've just gone to Google Maps to find this.
Yeah, I didn't want to go to any.
I went to the source.
Any kooky websites.
But it does look like a pyramid.
Well, it also looks like all three.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's crazy.
But the reality is that's probably under a couple of miles of ice.
Yeah.
So this final experiment thing sent the world into a spiral.
There's this dude, Jaron Campanella, who was one of the biggest influences.
And he's said, I saw the sun above the horizon.
I think the Earth's round.
He's immediately been, the Flat Earth Society's just gone into a head spin.
They're saying they didn't really go to Antarctica.
They went to the sphere in Vegas, was one of the accusations.
They did it at the sphere in Vegas.
And they were tracking it around.
The sphere's not that big, kids.
Yeah, well.
It's not that big.
I don't know.
I've been there.
There's seats everywhere.
You would know you're there.
I don't know.
I don't know.
They had a bad time.
But yeah, that's been pretty wild.
Talking of pyramids, dude, this new pyramid shit that's just come out?
Oh, this is insane.
Yeah, I was going to send this to you as well, Jamie.
I'll send you one of the most comprehensive breakdowns of it on X because it's
quite stunning.
So apparently, through the use of LiDAR, they have discovered that there are
enormous structures
underneath the Great Pyramid that go kilometers deep into the Earth with coils.
So enormous pillars and then these coils.
They don't understand what it is because they're just looking at LiDAR images.
But whatever this is, is a uniform structure.
There's several pillars.
And all of this is like very, very, very weird.
Yeah, 600 meters descending down those cylinders.
And then there's more stuff below it.
And then there's additional structures inside of it.
Yeah, that was crazy.
It's really crazy.
There's a guy, Jay Anderson, and he did a breakdown of it.
Maybe this would be good.
We could play this.
It makes a little more sense when someone's explaining it to you.
Well, yeah.
I mean, we need somebody that's an expert here, not me and you.
Zowie Hawass, by the way, has said it's nonsense.
Already?
Yes.
According to Graham Hancock.
This is the wonderful thing about having Graham Hancock.
I texted Graham yesterday.
I was like, yeah, what's going on with this?
Yeah.
So click on that and go full screen, please.
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And geometry, so you know it's real.
You've got to appreciate the dramatic intro.
Project Unity.
What has just been announced in relation to the pyramids at the Giza Plateau
and the plateau
itself is so incredible, so awe-inspiring, and narrative-shattering that I have
been sitting
here for the last hour trying to wrap my head around the implications of what
we were just
told.
So this is pretty much breaking news because the new findings were announced on
the 16th
of March at a press conference held by the team who were studying the Great Pyramid
of
Giza with a non-invasive technology that was first developed by Filippo Bionde
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Fuck, that's a mouthful.
This was used to explore the internal structure of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
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the pyramid's
interior and subsurface components.
The recent findings from deploying this technology are nothing short of mind-blowing
because what's
been discovered is that there are huge structures coming down from the base of
the pyramid deep
into the bedrock, in fact, over 600 meters deep, which then connects to
structures that extend
up to two kilometers below the surface of the ground.
Two kilometers, massive internal structures connected to the base of the
pyramid and extending
deep, deep down.
This is what we know so far.
What does your friend think about it?
Which friend?
The one that said it's bullshit.
Oh, that's not my friend.
That's Zawi Hawass.
Okay.
Zawi Hawass is the head of antiquities in Egypt.
He's like the head guy that talks to the archaeologists and gives the official
narrative.
In the past, he's been extremely hostile to Graham Hancock, but Graham Hancock
and him
have now become friends.
Oh, yes.
I do know this guy.
And they're coordinating.
Graham is a lovely guy.
People that are enemies with him just need to get to know him and hang out with
him.
He's a genuine, real human being who's trying to find the truth.
He doesn't have fake narratives.
And he's so sensitive, too.
Like, he's so upset.
Like, when people smeared him, like the Atlantis thing, they were trying to say
it's a white
supremacist idea to look for Atlantis.
It's like, what are you talking about?
Like, what are you talking about?
Like, we had this guy, Flint Dibble, on who, in an article, and he was talking
about
Graham.
And he's connecting Graham to white supremacy and all this crazy shit because
of the Atlantis
theory.
That's the way they dismiss Atlantis.
Is it pedestalizes white heritage?
Because some people in the past, some people in the past who have theorized
about Atlantis
had white supremacist ideas.
But also, most people didn't.
Like, Plato didn't.
Like, the people that talked about this place, it's in sub-Saharan Africa.
I mean, it's like the least white supremacist discovery of all time, as are the
pyramids.
This is Africa.
It's the least white supremacist notion of all time that this incredibly
advanced ancient
civilization had reached some sort of proficiency that's above and