Randall Carlson - The Moon is the External Hard Drive of Earth

[soldtobediers]

''I don't know if there are men on the moon, but if there are they must be using the earth as their lunatic asylum.'' ~George Bernard Shaw

[jasonwelsh]

I would have thought this sounded insane if I hadn't watched the Why Files episode on the moon. I recommend everyone check that out.

[richardmillican]

Randall Carlson has a unique gift, the ability to get viewers and listeners to think more widely by planting a seed. A great skill. 👍

[hanscakestealer]

I feel like nothing was said this entire video

[RedDogForge]

Randall obviously believes, as do i, that humanity is a couple of orders of magnitude older than we currently believe.

[gerhardbraatz]

The R and C on the door stand for Rosicrucians, and the cross and rose on the door is their calling card.

[annsullivan]

The tale begins with the king as a boy having to spend the night alone in the forest to prove his courage so he can become king. While he is spending the night alone he is visited by a sacred vision. In the fire appears the Holy Grail, a symbol of God’s divine grace. A voice said to the boy, “You shall be keeper of the Grail so it may heal the hearts of all people.” But the boy was blinded by greater visions of a life filled with power, glory and beauty. In this state of radical amazement he felt for a brief moment not like a boy, but invincible, like God. So he reached into the fire to take the Grail. And the Grail vanished leaving him with the hand in the fire to be terribly wounded.

As this boy grew older, his wound grew deeper until one day life lost all reason for him. He had no faith in any human, not even himself. He couldn’t love, or feel loved. He was sick with experience. He began to die.

One day a fool wandered into the castle and found the king alone. And being a fool he was simple minded, he didn’t see a king, he only saw a man alone and in pain. An he asked the king, “What ails you friend?” The king replied, “I’m thirsty. I need some water to cool my throat.” So the fool took a cup from beside his bed and filled it with water and handed it to the king. And the king began to drink.

He realized his wound was healed. He looked at his hands and there was the Holy Grail—that which he sought all of his life. He turned to the fool and said with amazement, “How could you find that which my brightest and bravest could not?” The fool replied, “I don’t know. I only knew that you were thirsty.”

[jimoh]

Mr Randall Carlson is the master of beating around the bush of information and it drives me crazy.

[lordhenrix]

Some of us have been waiting like 6 years for Randall to expand on this. He first mentioned it in his first Rogan interview

[sr]

"Sub rosa" is a Latin phrase meaning "under the rose, " symbolizing secrecy or confidentiality. Its origins trace back to Greek and Roman mythology, where the rose became associated with silence and discretion. For example, Cupid gave a rose to Harpocrates, the god of silence, to ensure secrecy about Venus's affairs. This symbolism carried into Roman and later Christian traditions, where roses were used in settings like confessionals or council chambers to signify that discussions were private.
The phrase entered English in the mid-1600s and is still used to describe actions or events conducted covertly or confidentially.

[CarolineSabourinisfree]

You know that the oligarchs have already prepared for this, but as George Carlin says " we're not in the club"

[theskysaboveourheads]

I once woke up to look out of my grandmother's window, and the moon was standing right over the house it felt like I could touch it. I remember it so vividly.

[trentko]

"It looks like a moon!" "That's no moon... it's a space station" I love it when they put the truth in movies.

[real_one]

Tidal locking is no mystery. The Sun and Moon ratio of distance to diameter - now that's a mystery.

[TheAwareHuman]

Interviewer was super respectful towards the elderly gentleman. Loved hearing both. The older man gives off grandpa storytelling vibes.

[isatousarr]

The idea that "the Moon is the external hard drive of Earth" is a thought-provoking analogy that highlights the Moon's essential role in sustaining life on Earth and influencing various planetary processes. In this metaphor, just as an external hard drive stores and manages data for a computer, the Moon plays a pivotal role in the "data" and stability of Earth, especially in maintaining balance and providing vital information to our planet’s systems.

One of the most significant functions of the Moon is its gravitational pull, which creates tides. These tidal forces not only shape ocean currents and influence marine life, but they also stabilize Earth's rotation. Without the Moon, our planet’s axial tilt would vary more dramatically over time, leading to extreme climate fluctuations. This stability is crucial for the development and sustainability of life as we know it. In a sense, the Moon is a stabilizing force that ensures Earth remains in the ideal conditions necessary for life to thrive.

Another intriguing aspect of the Moon’s influence is the idea that it may have been a key factor in Earth’s habitability. Some scientists hypothesize that the Moon’s presence helped prevent the planet from undergoing chaotic shifts in its axis and rotation, particularly in Earth’s early years. Without the Moon’s stabilizing influence, Earth could have faced dramatic temperature changes that may have hindered the development of complex life.

The Moon is also crucial to Earth’s geological processes, affecting the Earth's crust through tidal forces, which might influence volcanic activity, earthquakes, and the movement of tectonic plates. In this sense, the Moon helps "organize" the Earth’s geophysical activities, contributing to the planet's dynamic nature.

The analogy of the Moon as an "external hard drive" of Earth can extend to its symbolic role in storing information about the history of our planet. Impact craters on the Moon’s surface preserve ancient records of cosmic events, and scientists are able to study these craters to learn more about the history of our solar system. In a way, the Moon holds the “data” of Earth’s cosmic past, offering insights into the origins of life and the broader processes that have shaped our planet over billions of years.

While the Moon does not store information in the literal, digital sense, this metaphor underscores its significance as a crucial component in the Earth-Moon system—a system where both entities work together to maintain balance, stability, and life. It reminds us that the Moon is not just a distant object in the sky, but an integral part of the Earth’s continued existence, a partner that has helped shape the conditions under which life can flourish.

[davecolley]

Or we can evacuate under ground. This definitely happened at some point in our history, there are miles and miles of underground “old world” tunnels.

[Gangstor]

"That's no moon... Its a space station."

[Justin-bvgi]

When bro was asked “what do you do when a hurricane is coming” and he said literally everything else but EVACUATE I was like come on bro.. ain’t no way your brain blanking out on something that simple 😂

[robertmino]

Let the Moon be and stop bombing the Earth.