2024.06.07: Squirrelly
🕑 Added 2024-06-07 11:10:10 +0000 UTCBurnie sits down with his long-time friend Scott Fuller to get a mathematician's take on Terryology and dive into his top 3 fringe theories that definitely aren't conspiracies.
Linkdump: 2024.06.07: Squirrelly – Morning Somewhere
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Jake Howard
Jones is a brand risk. Billion dollar judgment against him, just saying. Listen to knowledge fight
Michael Gagnon
Scott back on the podcast ASAP! This was great
Charlie Walker Jr
Really enjoyed this. Lots of fringe theories worth talking about. I’m sure it was said in jest but I think Alex Jones should be interviewed by someone like JR, everyone and anyone should be worth interviewing. If Hitler came back to life, I’d want to listen to what he has to say. Information is power and the more we understand people the better the world is in the long run. Worrying about a minority of people taking away bad takes from people being interviewed thus shutting down the interviews taking place is VASTLY more damaging to society long term.
Stephen K
Would love to have Scott back on to discuss the UFO/UAP topic, and what’s currently going on in congress with the recent whistleblowers
Thor Nissen
Favorite episode so far definitely
Michael Peacock
Everyone on here bagging him out - can we just respect the fact that he’s put himself out there to the world and some of y’all are just taking pot shots at him? We all have theories that if explained to others would be considered weird. If you don’t like them you don’t have to rail on him.
Vincent Nicholson
Please don’t have this guy back thanks
Robert Collins
This was the worst episode of the podcast yet. If I wanted to listen to a podcast where I could be dumber at the end than at the start, I'd listen to the Joe Rogan podcast. I'm sure Scott is a great guy, but he shouldn't be given a platform to spout off his nonsense and then be allowed to share links to more of that nonsense. This is a rare miss for this podcast.
sparkbears
Oh, oh, also: as a Halo fan, Burnie should be well familiar with ancient civilizations building artificial moons/planets/rings and eventually getting raptured (well, Halo'd out of existence, anyways). There's even space-faring ancient humans! Granted, using a video game franchise as some sort of precedent for real life may not be entirely scientifically sound...
Eemeli Bergström
I’m a geologist and I briefly looked into this theory of the crystalline structures of (I assume) quartz in granite being a power source. I can say with absolute certainty that there is no way the harmonic frequencies of crystalline structures could ever produce any power whatsoever, ever lol. Every material in existence has a harmonic frequency. The quartz crystals don’t vibrate at this frequency, they can harmonise because of this frequency and some other outside force.
Jonothon
We need a 4hr (Joe Rogan length) episode with Scott. I can listen to him spew for hours