30 3 Гёбекли Тепе — 2 600 Мб

30 3 Гёбекли Тепе — 2 600 Мб

Introduction

The speaker greets the audience and comments on their shoes. They also mention someone filming.

  • The speaker greets the audience and comments on their shoes.
  • They mention someone who is filming.

Reaction to Something Seen

The speaker exclaims "OMG!" in reaction to something they see.

  • The speaker exclaims "OMG!" in reaction to something they see.

Attempting to Eat Chocolate Chips

The speaker attempts to eat chocolate chips.

  • The speaker tries to get chocolate chips into their mouth.
  • Someone tells them there's no need.

Reflection on Silence

The speaker reflects on the silence of some people at home.

  • The speaker feels sorry for those experiencing silence at home.

Discussion of Ghibli Tp

A new person joins the conversation and discusses their first impressions of Ghibli Tp.

  • A new person who doesn't know anything about Ghibli Tp joins the conversation.
  • They discuss their first impressions of Ghibli Tp, mentioning that it's a home with a chill and serene atmosphere.
  • When asked what they liked about it, they mention liking it more each time they visit but not having read about it yet.

Description of Ghibli Tp

The conversation continues with a description of Ghibli Tp.

  • The speaker describes Ghibli Tp as a big thing that looks like a boat or a little bird, with drawings of animals and human-like creatures.
  • They mention that the complex was built by the Kurgan people 12,000 years ago and speculate on its purpose.

Interpretation of Ghibli Tp

The speakers discuss their interpretation of Ghibli Tp.

  • The speakers discuss their interpretation of Ghibli Tp, including the idea that it was built for descendants and buried after thousands of years.
  • They also mention the presence of scorpions in the area and speculate on why they were included in the drawings.
  • One speaker reflects on how people didn't think about things like this in the past but still built impressive structures.

Conclusion

The conversation ends with some small talk.

  • The conversation ends with some small talk about where one person is from and how they traveled to get there.

Watching Videos

The speaker asks if the listener watches their videos and receives mixed responses.

Do you watch my videos?

  • The speaker asks if the listener watches their videos.
  • The listener responds that they do watch them.
  • Another listener responds that they don't watch the videos.

Remembering Jesus Christ

The speaker discusses remembering Jesus Christ and his destiny, as well as different symbols associated with him.

Why are you here?

  • The speaker asks why the listeners are there before sunrise.
  • They respond that they want to remember Jesus Christ.

What do they write about his destiny?

  • The speaker asks what is written about Jesus Christ's destiny.
  • They mention a letter he wrote to the church.

Different Symbols of Christ

  • The speaker discusses how different symbols of Christ can be found in churches and other places.
  • They mention variations of the cross symbol and how it relates to consciousness.
  • The importance of choosing a symbol connected to consciousness is emphasized.

Ghibitli TPP

The speaker talks about the Ghibitli TPP, which means "the mystery that there should be hidden."

What is this secret?

  • The speaker discusses the secret of the Ghibitli TPP and how it relates to hidden temples.
  • They mention that bigger temples are deeper and not covered, while smaller ones are covered.

Different Temples

  • The speaker talks about different temples and their structures.
  • They discuss how some symbols associated with these temples have changed over time.

Overall, the transcript covers a range of topics including watching videos, remembering Jesus Christ, and the Ghibitli TPP. The speaker discusses different symbols associated with Christ and emphasizes the importance of choosing a symbol connected to consciousness. Additionally, they talk about different temples and their structures, as well as the secret of the Ghibitli TPP.

Theories on the Purpose of the Monoliths

In this section, the speakers discuss their theories on why the monoliths were built and what purpose they served.

Possible Reasons for Building the Monoliths

  • The speakers suggest that one possible reason for building the monoliths was to finish a video about the future.
  • Another theory proposed is that the monoliths were built to catch people's attention and prevent them from returning to their past ways.
  • One speaker suggests that perhaps the monoliths were built to symbolize human evolution and progress over time.

Evolution of Monolith Size and Shape

In this section, the speakers discuss how the size and shape of monolith structures changed over time.

Changes in Monolith Size and Shape

  • The speakers describe how over time, monolith structures became smaller in size with fewer leaves.
  • They also note that later structures had more angular shapes compared to earlier ones.
  • The speakers explain how these changes in size and shape may have been due to a need to reduce weight or transfer mechanisms.

Inner Armor of Crams

In this section, the speakers discuss how inner armor was used in constructing crams.

Use of Inner Armor in Cram Construction

  • The speakers describe how inner armor was used in constructing crams from outside associations.
  • They suggest that the use of inner armor may have been to reduce weight and make it easier to transfer mechanisms.
  • The speakers note that while the use of inner armor did not determine behavior, it was still an important factor in constructing crams.

Importance of Ancient Knowledge

In this section, the speakers discuss the importance of ancient knowledge in understanding the construction and purpose of monolith structures.

Importance of Ancient Knowledge

  • The speakers suggest that ancient knowledge is necessary for understanding the purpose and construction of monolith structures.
  • They propose that by studying ancient brains, we can gain insight into how these structures were built and what they were used for.

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No Cultural Families Found

The speaker talks about the absence of cultural families and only children.

Absence of Cultural Families

  • No cultural families were found, only children.

Discovering Who Built the Frame

The speaker discusses how it is possible to discover who built a frame even after 12 thousand years. They also mention finding animals during a break and ask what the Gbqtp people can tell us.

Discovering Who Built the Frame

  • Even after 12 thousand years, you can find out who built the frame.
  • During a break, they found a lot of animals.
  • What do the Gbqtp people tell us?

Animals in Our House Believe in Pedestrian Levels

The speaker talks about cats and other animals in their house. They mention Professor Petras from Ludwig Maximilian University and discuss some close individuals.

Cats and Other Animals in Our House

  • There are a lot of cats here, there are Xi too.
  • Professor Petras is from Ludwig Maximilian University.
  • All the animals in our house believe in pedestrian levels.
  • There are some close individuals.

Groups of Faculty Members

The speaker mentions Quebec and groups of faculty members.

Groups of Faculty Members

  • What it says about people from Quebec is around to tell that we are talking about groups of faculty members.
  • They don't know about them yet...

Horses Go Back

The speaker talks about horses going back.

Horses Go Back

  • Not only the horses, they go.
  • They go and the horses go.
  • The horses go back.
  • The horses go back.

Choosing to Exchange

The speaker talks about choosing to exchange and Sylvan.

Choosing to Exchange

  • We recommend choosing to exchange tell me on a medczas Sylvan is a huge smith here but there do not bring knowledge to go there to put them down on the maps and which is very easier do not even notes know how they want to live hygiene how you will live the most

State of Constant Research

The speaker discusses research and constant change.

State of Constant Research

  • This is a state of constant research.
  • When you go 60 times to 2000 kilometers, you constantly change your way.
  • Every time you need to get used to it.
  • Every time you need to look for new ways of the future.

Salyev Is a Good Guy

The speaker mentions Salyev being a good guy.

Salyev Is a Good Guy

  • He's a good guy.
  • Maybe he was in the office.
  • Yes, but he didn't know.
  • I mean, Salyev is a pro-Muslim.

Fire Is Going On

The speaker talks about fire going on.

Fire Is Going On

  • And so the fire is going on.
  • Well, there's a big fire in front.
  • Yes, there's a fire that was hit with the fire.
  • Thanks to that, we found out that this machine has 2000 kilometers.

Constant Change

The speaker discusses constant change and research.

Constant Change

  • That is, let's remember.
  • When you go 60 times to 2000 kilometers, you constantly change your way.
  • We have all the planets from the endemic.
  • This is a state of constant research.

Understanding the Cave

The speaker discusses a cave and its significance, including why people leave it and what they know when they exit.

Reasons for Leaving the Cave

  • People leave the cave because they already know everything about it but have not yet reached it.
  • Leaving the cave is a shocking and evil thing that can be motivated by doubt or fear.

History of Caves

  • Caves have been used as hiding places throughout history, from Hitler to British soldiers to Americans.
  • Some caves were killed by other caves, while others were waiting for aliens. There are also rumors of hidden treasures in caves.

Developing a New Brain

  • One person has developed a new brain through visiting different places and experiences.
  • This new brain allows for faster processing and development compared to those who only visit one place.

Miscellaneous Insights

  • Some people do not understand certain places or services due to lack of time or regional differences.
  • Women's business is important in fighting for equality.

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Ghibli Tp and Cult Moon

The speakers discuss the concept of Ghibli Tp and its evolution into a cult moon.

Evolution of Ghibli Tp

  • Ghibli Tp was initially a concept that evolved into a cult moon.
  • The speakers discuss the coincidence of the path as a way, and clarify that they are not referring to Ghibli Tp but rather a forgotten book.
  • They mention having obtained 4 Pirates and needing to drink.

Changes in Perception

  • The speakers talk about changes in perception, with one speaker mentioning feeling like they are going to the wall.
  • They discuss how consciousness can help people get closer to things, even if those things were not created at first.

Funny Things and Changing Clouds

  • One speaker mentions always looking for funny things, while another talks about changing clouds.
  • They mention filming a film and how there are many things that change over time.

Creative Theater and Maritian Games

The speakers talk about creative theater, old movies, and Maritian games.

Creative Theater

  • One speaker reminisces about living in Moscow for two years where they attended creative theater.
  • They mention playing the game of Maritian games but then clarify that it will not happen due to changes.

Reliance on New Rules

  • The speakers discuss fake reliance and how most new reliance is forbidden.
  • They mention that they have created 1000 reliance, but 98% of them are fake.

Gebekli Tp and New Reliance

  • The speakers talk about the concept of the путешественников and how they got to Gebekli Tp.
  • One speaker mentions going to the temple of Gebekli Tp and seeing two buttons there.
  • They discuss how new reliance is forbidden and how it changes views.

Honesty and Disassembly

The speakers discuss honesty, fanaticism, and disassembly.

Honesty vs Fanaticism

  • One speaker mentions that a truly honest person cannot be a fanatic in any religion.
  • They discuss how it is impossible for someone who is completely disassembled to be a fanatic.

Truth

  • The speakers mention that everything they have discussed so far is completely disassembled.

Understanding Stalin's Concept of Marxism

In this section, the speaker discusses Stalin's concept of Marxism and how it relates to the movies.

Stalin's Belief in Marxism

  • Stalin was a fanatic believer in Marxism.
  • According to Marx, there are two opposite versions of people, but Stalin believed that they were not opposites.
  • The speaker disagrees with Stalin's concept.

The Fake One

  • The fake one always creates something to hide.
  • The flat side of the base is said to be the same as the fake one.
  • There was confusion about where the gray was coming from.

Stalin's Journey

  • Stalin traveled on a ship and watched a non-known ship that was not going to be seen in the sky.
  • He was surrounded by people and wanted to dive into the second plane.
  • He lived in a dark area located in Siberia and changed environments frequently.

Conclusion

Stalin had unique beliefs about Marxism that differed from Marx himself. Additionally, he lived an interesting life full of travel and changing environments.

Understanding the Concept of Time

In this section, the speakers discuss the concept of time and its relation to work and money.

The Relationship Between Money and Time

  • Money can be used to buy time for work.
  • The speakers discuss a question about creating something new with old tools.
  • The speakers discuss their personal views on using old tools versus new ones.

Building Magnetic Devices

  • The speakers discuss why ancient humans built magnetic devices and how they relate to modern technology.
  • They explain that ancient humans did not have the same advantages as modern humans in terms of evolution and brain development.

The Gbql Cult

  • The speakers discuss the Gbql cult and its belief that the head is more valuable than the body.
  • They explain that the Gbql was built during a period when ancient humans were not yet absolute predators.
  • They talk about how humanity can survive by learning from ancestors and controlling power.

Taking Care of Humanity

  • The speakers discuss how humanity can survive by taking care of itself while also taking care of nature.
  • They explain that people will need to divide into two groups: those who learn to live sustainably and those who move towards destruction.
  • They emphasize the importance of studying ancient brains in order to understand how to take care of humanity.

The Development of the Ancient Brain

In this section, the speaker discusses the dangers of not controlling the ancient brain and how it affects the development of the new brain.

The Danger of Not Controlling the Ancient Brain

  • The ancient brain is very dangerous if not controlled.
  • If the new brain is not developed, it can lead to disease and death.
  • It is important to continue developing and believing in what Earth has to offer.

Russian Accident Technologies

This section covers information about Russian accident technologies.

Information on Russian Accident Technologies

  • The coming technologies of the Russian accident were impeded in 2005.
  • People were delivering help to obtain this word by setting up some days back in SHC-DC.
  • Facilities are built on their own, and it looks like magic.

Questions About Gabyklettp

This section covers questions about Gabyklettp.

Questions About Gabyklettp

  • There are questions about why animals are formed only on male halves of columns.
  • There are discussions about dogs and other animals being acknowledged at Beatle's acknowledgment.
  • Our ancestors were called Gabyklettp because it reminds us of pregnant women's living.

Encounter with a Teacher

This section covers an encounter with a teacher.

Encounter with a Teacher

  • The speaker encounters a teacher who threatens them with the police.
  • The Bible was created and the old ones were collected, and there are signs of Zra'a.

Symbolism of Snakes

This section covers symbolism related to snakes.

Symbolism of Snakes

  • There are many cases of the image of the snake, which can be a symbol for women.
  • The speaker has an interesting concept that P-glet of a woman symbolizes the snake.
  • These painted snakes have male bodies, which suggests that previous events were in patriarchy where men were considered superior.

Patriarchy Stage

This section covers information about patriarchy stages.

Patriarchy Stage

  • Patriarchy stage is when men or women are less supported than each other, and it is always changing.

Women's Development and Patriarchy

In this section, the speaker discusses how women are often left behind in their development due to societal expectations and how this leads to competition with men. The patriarchy stage is also discussed.

Women's Development

  • When a man becomes more supported by his development, he begins to compete.
  • Women become bad because they want to be in a specific, comfortable place called the zone of comfort.
  • Women have left a way to know, to go further, and develop.

Patriarchy Stage

  • The patriarchy stage has become a special interest.
  • Men are always angry and there is sin in their eyes.
  • It is difficult for men to understand what they are good at and whether they are happy or not.

The Temple Built 1000 Years Ago

In this section, the speaker talks about an ancient temple that was built 1000 years ago and how it was used as a means of communication with God.

Ancient Temple

  • A temple was built 1000 years ago using methods that we still know today.
  • Artifacts found near the temple were at least 12 thousand years old.
  • The voice of the temple can still be heard today.

Love and Faith

In this section, the speaker talks about love and faith while discussing an ancient cave that was discovered.

Love and Faith

  • The speaker talks about love and faith while discussing an ancient cave that was discovered.
  • The speaker talks about the importance of not losing faith and believing in oneself.

Unanswered Questions

In this section, the speaker discusses unanswered questions related to a discovery made in a cave.

Unanswered Questions

  • There are many unanswered questions related to the discovery made in the cave.
  • Dozens of places were found in different scales, but it is unclear why they exist.