RE: Why We Need Heretics in Science
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Dogmatic belief has no place in science. There's more and more evidence coming to light that our global scientific community is being kettled and coerced. The time we're living in can either be a time of enlightenment or a time of diminished returns. Hopefully our better nature and curious tenacity will prevail over the forces working to suppress enlightenment.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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It took me years to trust Graham Hancock, but I finally put my ideas aside and listened to what he was trying to say. Even though Joe is just the host, I think when Graham goes on JRE it brings out some very useful layman's terms for people who don't understand the intensity if the Taurids
This son of a gun had me fearing asteroids, for a second I was offended by the idea an asteroid could end everything I am, but then I realized no one else is going to share this with me, only Graham seems to care about the issue of the Taurid Asteroid cluster we pass through in November.
What do you think about his connection between the Day of the Dead and Ancient cultures celebrating this to spread awareness about the Taurid asteroid belts?
He sources a couple myths that seem to align with the day of the dead being used in that fashion.