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Shatner: What Comes After?

William Shatner joins us on The Basement to talk about the masks we wear for the people we love. Then the conversation turns to stranger ground.

In 1967, Shatner crashed his dirt bike into a prospector’s trench in the Mojave Desert, alone and baking in his leathers. Over the ridge stood a figure dressed in silver, and it led him somewhere.

He also opens up about surviving stage 4 melanoma in the same stretch of time his daughter faced her own diagnosis. He shares the phone call he made to his dying sister, and what it taught him about Captain Kirk’s final words.

From Spinoza to the Great Pyramid’s hidden hum, this is a man still asking big questions. What do we see at the very end? Shatner has a theory. Here’s more from The Why Files.

Great Pyramid A Giant Battery

Theories abound that Egypt’s Great Pyramid, in Giza, is actually a giant battery, or even an electric generator.

When you think about it, as the following TikTok video points out, the granite blocks used to construct Giza’s Great Pyramid were originally encased in limestone, brought from a quarry in Tura almost 500 miles away. The moderator says this particular type of limestone had less magnesium in it, making it the ideal insulator of electricity, as well as perfect for reflecting sunlight to keep the inside cool.

He says the inner chambers of the Great Pyramid were constructed with rose granite, containing 85 percent quartz, which means they produce an electric charge when moved or squeezed. He explains further and discusses other stunning construction anomalies. Video courtesy of Voat.

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