w many of them we don't know the truth. I mean we don't really know the truth on the Epstein thing. We went through the whole Russia hoax. We've got people who believe that Trump is doing a slow motion coup. I mean I don't even know how historians are going to write the history of what we're going through right now because we have two to three completely different narratives for every set of facts. So what does the history book do? And then we look at the pyramids.

So here's the context I want to give you. What are the odds that our understanding of the pyramids, the kind of traditional one where the Egyptians built it but it was really hard but we don't know how but it was just humans building maybe tombs or something like that. What are the odds that almost all of our stories in the modern time like right now are fake but we got the pyramid story right? Do you think there's any chance that our understanding what I'll say the normal understanding where the Egyptians just built it themselves and forgot how. Do you think there's any chance that's real?

So I don't know. I wouldn't necessarily say that any one of the other theories is correct. So I'm not buying into the it was used to generate electricity although it might. I don't rule it out. I just have the general observation that if all of our stories that are in the public today are fake what are the odds we got the pyramid thing right? It's close to zero, right? I mean almost 0% chance that we have a clean clear understanding of what the pyramids are all about.

Well there's according to a company, according to *Interesting Engineering* the publication, there's an idea for a hybrid delivery system that would be part electric vehicle and part robot. So the electric vehicle would go to your house, the robot would get out of it to deliver the package, and then there would also be some kind of lock box, not for everybody but for prime customers if they want one. So nobody could steal it because the robot would be able to lock it in the box. And I'm thinking to myself yeah that is where everything needs to go. You should be able to get everything cheaply and fast. Although I still think that sending my Tesla to pick it up might make sense. By the way I think I would be ready to buy a Tesla if it could deliver itself to my driveway. So if you hear that Pleasant in California will allow you to buy something online and have it delivered to your driveway let me know. I'll probably buy a Tesla the same day. I just don't want to go to the showroom. I'm just trying to cut out that process.

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