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Many different Christian traditions associate Adam's name with the symbolism of the cross. This video explains the symbolic connections from these different traditions.

In addition to being one of the first humans, Lucy is thought by some to be one of the first Aquatic Apes. Either way, the Aquatic Ape theory has a lot of points in its favor and doesn't remotely get the respect it deserves in the scientific community.

Could Jesus have spent time in the Egyptian city of Alexandria during his so-called "missing years"? If so, he would have seen temples with automatic doors, observed coin-operated vending machines, learned about the heliocentric theory, and much, much more...

Can order come from chaos? Mathematicians believe it is impossible in regards to Powerball jackpots, so does this hold true for the universe?

Although many people have heard of the Dyatlov Pass Incident, this event in Nepal was considerably worse.

As pointed out by a few biblical scholars, as well as some top cryptozoologists, dinosaurs appear in the Bible. However, they are properly known as dragons (tanninim).

The only reason the Dyatlof Pass Incident is considered a "mystery" is because science has ruled the existence of Wildmen as "myths", despite the fact they are virtually universally described by all indigenous people living near forests, mountains, and deserts around the world. And even though many descriptions of wildmen perfectly match descriptions of Neanderthals, the reason they are denied by science is because they match descriptions of the Seirim ("Hairy ones") in the Bible.

Who exactly are the Seirim in Leviticus? Are they he-goats? Are they satyrs? Or are they something else entirely?

As pointed out by top cryptozoologists, Neanderthals are an excellent match with satyrs, who are properly known as seirim in the Bible.

In this video, I discuss Plasma Cosmology which presents arguably the most logical theory of the universe... And yes, the BBT is most definitely past its expiration date!

The Variable Speed of Light theory seems to explain things better than the Big Bang theory. Is it time for astrophysicists to abandon the tired old BBT and switch to a more plausible theory?

Will AI-generated art transform the art world? Will AI-generated art transform the internet? Tune in and find out!

Did we finally create Artificial Intelligence? Is Artificial Intelligence creating artwork? Or is it another AI Nothing-burger?

Astrophysicists estimate that 2/3 of the stars are binary stars. Single star systems, like our solar system, are considerably less common. Also opposite the norm, the Earth-Moon system is technically a binary planet.

This is only a test of the Midnight Broadcasting System.

Throwing out the alien bathwater, but keeping the dinosauroid baby???

Is it plausible for Planet X to have a 3,600 year orbit? Has the numerical value of the Sumerian 'shar' been increased by a factor of ten? Sign on, tune in, and find out!

Is there a certain degree of allowable speculation in science? Is cryptozoology too speculative to be a true science? Is good hygiene connected to wholesome thoughts? Dive in and find out the answers to all these pressing questions and more!

Discussions about all things alternative, especially alternative science, alternative history, and alternative religion.

How did the ancients move stones weighing 1000+ stones that are beyond the capacity of our heaviest construction equipment?

The Inka empire was the largest of its time and it spanned an entire 32 degrees of latitude!

If the controversial astronomer Halton Arp is correct about the true cause of redshift, then the Big Bang theory is definitely past its expiration date.

Although there are ant species which have domesticated fungus and aphids, no other super-organism has domesticated hundreds of plants and animal species like human species.

Some alternative historians believe that the Knights Templar found ancient texts and treasures near the site of the Second Temple. Did they have a copy of the Copper Scroll to guide them to the correct locations?

A close analysis of the Copper Scroll raises the all-important question: Are the Dead Sea Scrolls copies of the library of the Second Temple?