July 31, 2025 • 22 mins
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Welcome travellers, Jeremy here to let you know that this clip
that you are about to hear is serving as a special
announcement from the upcoming episode titled Episode 229.
Aliens Arriving in November, Volcanic Activity and Big Things
coming. Due to release on Monday, August
(00:20):
4th, 2025, This is a major episode being recorded on
Sunday, August 3rd, 2025 at 8:00PM on twitch.tv/infinite Rabbit
Hole. We hope to see you there.
You do not want to miss it, trust us.
Enjoy. You want to talk about Sunday?
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Yeah, we can talk about Sunday. And give everybody big old
teasers without actually saying what it is that that we're
doing. I mean, not that we can't now,
but just out of respect. Like the the plan I had shared
with our guest was that I'm going to start vaguely teasing
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it today, Monday through all of our socials and then
progressively get more, give outmore details on on the socials
every day. So tomorrow make it slightly
more or less vague, I guess. And then by Friday, you know,
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announce who the guest is. The thing I'm going to say,
though, is that you want to be here, OK?
I can't. I can't say that it's going to
be anybody whose name anybody's going to recognize as of right
now, but that the person that we're having on has the
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potential of becoming a well known name, a very well known
name. Would you agree, Jeff?
Yep. Jeff and I have we've been
talking with this guest for a little while now and I don't
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know man, it's. It's, it's going to be
interesting. It's.
Going to be crazy. It's going to be a lot of
information to bring your big brains.
No smooth brains allowed. You're going to have to have a
lot of creases in those brains. Yeah, the more, yeah, the more,
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the more is going to want to be here for this one.
The more you're going to like this one probably or you might
hate it, I don't know, but it'llyou'll at least find it
interesting, I think. I think, I think the more we'll
find it interesting. I think, I think there's,
there's plenty of people in the chat that we typically have in
the chat that's going to find this interesting.
But I'm telling you, if there's anything that I, that I've ever
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asked of anybody listening to the show, spread the word, man.
This Sunday, this is going to bea guest that you don't want to
miss. This is going to be a guest that
nobody's really going to want tomiss.
This I, I, I don't know how elseto say it.
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He's not, he's not a celebrity. He's not famous yet.
Super lucky that that this opportunity came to us.
But at the same time, I feel it's, it's kind of appropriate
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to kind of segue into one last topic for the night and that is,
and, you know, take this as as like a a major hint as to what
this could potentially be. But at the same time, I don't
think there's anything you can think of that's going to set
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that's going to get you ready for this this episode that's
going to be here on Sunday. I want to talk about people
coming up with technologies or ideas or inventions, some of
some sort that would drasticallychange the way humanity runs or
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moves around, does whatever humanity does, lives day-to-day,
and then they die mysteriously. We're literally watching one of
these issues happening right now.
Maybe. I mean, the guy's been missing
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for almost a month now. It was January or July 1st or
7th. Guy was also living in his van
so he could be doing anything. He could have just could just be
out and about doing his own thing, right?
Yeah, but I mean. We don't know.
We don't know that he was killed.
That's what I'm trying to say. We don't know.
Right, right, right. So if you remember a while ago
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we had shoot, we talked about this a long fucking time ago.
This has had to be like 3 or 4 years ago now where he talked
about that guy who created the engine that ran off water from
Buffalo, NY. And then he ends up being like
shot at a, in a mass shooting atlike a grocery store or
something, right? Isn't he like the first victim
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or something, you know, like a shooting.
And this is just one example of somebody coming up with an
extremely beneficial, probably non taxable technology and then
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they meet their demise, right? This is 0 point energy, this is
Tesla, this is, you know, the the current one right now is
this guy in Georgia who apparently created a successful
way to convert plastics into gasoline.
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Like a legitimate fucking recycled gasoline man.
Plastoline and plastic diesel. Yeah, and apparently it fucking
worked. Now he's missing, and that's
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fucking crazy. I have his name here.
I had Kenzar look it up. His name is Julian Brown.
And I'm just going to read the the article that Kenzar had
taken a screenshot for me from. This is on.
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I don't even know what website this is.
Looks like Times Now world timesnownews.com So Julian
Brown, a young inventor from metro Atlanta who is known for
creating a machine that turns plastic into fuel, has
reportedly gone missing. Brown, who developed a device
called Plastelene, has not posted online since July 9th,
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sparking concern among his 1.3 million TikTok followers.
Plastilene is a machine that uses microwave piolysis to
convert plastic waste into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
As per Economic Times, Brown began working on the machine in
high school and then spent five years developing it in March
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2025. In a March 2025 interview with
Bull Journey, he said that he wanted help to solve the global
or he wanted to help to solve solve the global plastic crisis.
Now moving this over to a another article.
I don't have the the website forthis, but one Facebook user
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posted quote Julian Brown has reported been missing for more
than two weeks after claiming tosuccessfully convert plastic
waste into gasoline fuel. Another user noted quote I
thought he just wasn't popping up on my timeline but he's been
missing for two weeks now. He stopped posing on July 9th.
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So I originally it said July 1stbut it's July 9th.
So that puts him what, 19 days now missing?
Here's the he's not missing. I have I have an update from
four hours ago quote. I can confirm Julian is safe,
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but in the best interest of his security I am not able to
provide any more information. NIA Brown, Julian's mother.
UN quote. So he had apparently he he had
made a post asking for protection and for prayers.
This was off another website that I read earlier today.
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That was the post on on July 9thwas saying hey give me your your
protection and prayers. So somebody's coming after him,
bro. See, I don't know if somebody's
coming after him because, you know, if you've got one point,
he's got a big following right now.
I think that he probably figuredout how to do it right.
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I mean, I don't, I can't imagineit would be that hard.
I mean, I'm not smart enough to figure it out.
I think he's proven it already, I think.
I think that we've already kind of proven that he's he was
successful at this. Yeah, yeah.
And, and that's why I don't think he's actually in danger in
the way that the the Internet isexploding about it.
I think it's more likely that once his lab results came back
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and it showed that it worked. Now, of course, he's probably
paranoid, right? I'd be paranoid too.
He probably got hit up by somebody probably like an energy
corporation or a government entity of some kind.
And they probably made him sign an NDA and, and in return to
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help him like actually push thisinto something more than just
like a, a project in his backyard, right?
And that's probably why he's notposting.
That's probably why he, everybody thinks he's
disappeared. You know, his mother saying he's
safe. She can't talk about it any
further than that. So I would argue, you know what,
he probably signed an NDA and he's not allowed to really talk
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about it right now. Dude, I'm not going to lie, I am
completely shocked that that is what you came up with.
Well, there's a difference between him and like the guy who
made the water engine. The guy who made the water
engine didn't have 1.8 million TikTok followers, right?
He was just some schmuck, right?So it was easy to get rid of
him. You know, when you talk about
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these high profile individuals, these social media influencers,
these people who have like millions of people watching them
every single day, you can't justoff them, bro.
It's too obvious. It's too on the nose.
So the best thing to do is to pay them out, make them sign an
NDA, right? Maybe even bring them into your
organization to, like I said, help further the the research
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along. But, you know, you're not going
to get the out in the open just,you know, not that I don't think
they would. I, I, I'm sure they would off
somebody for this kind of, they they've done it before, right?
Yeah, they'll literally come getyour ass for collecting
rainwater, right. So they would do it.
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But, you know, yeah, you got a big ass falling like that.
They're going to be a little more careful in today's day and
age than they would back in the 80s, nineties, right, Early
2000s. Now it's a little harder to get
away with that kind of stuff. And I think they know that.
Well, the reason why I'm bringing this up is that we need
your help to get this word out. We need people there to watch
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this on Sunday. We need eyes on this.
Yeah, we need 1.8 million TikTokfollowers by Sunday so that we
don't end up dead, OK? I know that, I know that kind of
came off as a possibly sound like a joke, but, and I, I know
we're not going to get anywhere near 1.8 million followers, but
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the more that we have watching it, the better.
I'm just trying to give everybody an idea of the, the
sort of level that they can expect on Sunday, right?
Could this end up being a flop? Yes.
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But I'm going to be honest with you, man, I don't think it is.
I really don't. I've been, I've been digging and
digging and digging and digging.And then, you know, it's not
just because of the water enginething and you know, people
getting shut up about certain technologies.
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I also want people to watch thisbecause I can't poke holes in
it. I want to see if anybody else
can. You know, I really put this to
the test. Yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's a crazy thing, man.Like I can't wait until like
it's out there so that we can actually talk about it like in
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depth, you know, 'cause this like weird, like shadow
conversation we're having about it's weird.
It is weird. It is weird and you know, I hate
doing this, but you know, I we need to try to recruit and we
need to get people to watch this.
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Yeah, so that's what I'm doing all week.
I'm be recruiting people. Try to watch this episode on on
August, August 3rd. Sorry.
Which I think means that they'llcome out the 11th.
It'll be out on every other platform except for Twitch and
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all of our live streams. So that's another thing too,
Like if if you're like itching and you're like, shit, I just
kind of really need to know whatthe fuck they're talking about.
August 3rd is going to be your earliest time to be able to
figure that out. But if not, you got to wait till
August 11th for the episode to actually drop.
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So I don't know man. You got anything else that you'd
like to put out on this? Not really, man.
Honestly, you know, I could talkabout it for a long time, but I
don't want to. I don't want to like give.
I want to give it away. I don't really know how to talk
about it without giving it away.I think, I think it's, I think
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if anybody takes anything away from this, I think, you know,
like I, I tend to get excited about things, right?
And Jeff, Jeff will commonly actas like my, my, my calm down,
man. Like, hey, man, you know, this
isn't something to get so excited about because This is
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why, right? And I'll and I'll stop and I'll
be like, all right, cool. Yeah, you're probably right.
But Jeff and I have talked abouta lot about this.
And I think we're I think we're aligned on this one.
I think this is this is something that could be
potentially different and big. Earth shattering.
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I, I was trying not to use a word like that, but yeah, I, I
agree. I, I don't, I don't know how,
you know, how else to really describe it.
And I know that the vagueness isprobably like driving people
fucking crazy because I know it's driving me crazy too.
But all I got to say is that it's, it's for a good, good
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reason. It's not, I'm not sitting here,
you know, trying to dangle, you know, a prize in front of you
guys and be an asshole about it.I'm actually like saying like,
man, watch this episode. You're going to want to watch
this episode. And bring your big brains like I
said so. Bring your big brains.
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You know, yeah, it's, it's, it'sa lot.
It's a lot. All right, Jeff, I'm going to.
I'm going to go ahead and end ithere.
Yeah, man, I'm tired, bro. I don't go to bed.
I hope to see everybody plus more on in the chat on on
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Sunday. I'm excited about this.
I really am. You know, if we end up only
having six people in the chat, then it is what it is, right?
But it's going to be a fucking extremely interesting
conversation nonetheless. And it could be potentially the
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conversation that we're having for a while.
I don't know how long this series is going to last.
I could, I would bet that it's going to last more than one
episode. Could go 2, could go three,
could go three months. I don't know.
But the first and the last episode of the series are going
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to be ones that you're definitely going to want to be a
part of. And then everything in the
middle, you're not going to wantto miss that either because
you're going to need to know like everything, you know, if
you show up on the last episode of the series and you know,
we're showing you all the stuff and you're missing all the
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middle stuff, you're going to belost, man.
I don't know how else to say it.Yeah, and even if it turns out
to be like, not that serious now, I think it'll at least
it'll definitely be. It could be one of those things
where like, you know, how we we look back on things that
happened 100 years ago and we'relike, wow, that was like, you
know, way ahead of its time. Like, holy shit.
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Like, you know, at least that will happen.
I think, you know, we might be dead and gone by the time, like
the rest of the world wakes up to this thing and it becomes
like, you know, hopefully not. I would like to see it, you
know, happen in real time. But yeah, even if we finish the
series and it turns out like just, you know, every other
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episode, I think somebody in 50 or 100 years will, will pull it
up and be like, holy shit, you know?
All I could I we're going to blow some, some someone or a lot
of people are going to get theirminds blown on on Sunday and in
most likely consecutive Sundays.Just depends on if you're there
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or not, and I hope you are all right.
Yep, Jeff, you got anything to put out?
No, it's bedtime bro, I got to get up early.
All right, well everybody, that has been another episode of the
Infinite Rabbit Hole podcast again, one last time be here
Sunday, August 3rd. I know that this episode is
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being released Monday, August 4th.
So if you're listening to this on Spotify, sorry, I actually I
might release this a day early. I actually might release this on
Sunday. It should probably, probably.
Release it before then it's. Probably a good idea if I
release it on Sunday. You should just release it
tomorrow. No, I have another episode
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releasing tomorrow. Is it as important?
Oh, wait, no, I don't. Today's Monday.
It released yesterday. Maybe I will release it, but
then we need to have something to release on Monday.
Well, we'll talk about this later, but I think this episode
should be released sooner ratherthan later.
I think you're right. Just to kind of get people.
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Yeah. All right.
All right. All right.
All right. That's been another episode of
the Infinite Rabbit Hole podcast.
We'll see you in the next forecast in the path of the
Infinite Rabbit Hole. Bye everybody.
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Infinite Rabbit hole. Bye.
Welcome travellers, Jeremy here to let you know that this clip
that you are about to hear is serving as a special
announcement from the upcoming episode titled Episode 229.
Aliens Arriving in November, Volcanic Activity and Big Things
coming. Due to release on Monday, August
(00:20):
4th, 2025, This is a major episode being recorded on
Sunday, August 3rd, 2025 at 8:00PM on twitch.tv/infinite Rabbit
Hole. We hope to see you there.
You do not want to miss it, trust us.
Enjoy. You want to talk about Sunday?
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Yeah, we can talk about Sunday. And give everybody big old
teasers without actually saying what it is that that we're
doing. I mean, not that we can't now,
but just out of respect. Like the the plan I had shared
with our guest was that I'm going to start vaguely teasing
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it today, Monday through all of our socials and then
progressively get more, give outmore details on on the socials
every day. So tomorrow make it slightly
more or less vague, I guess. And then by Friday, you know,
(02:08):
announce who the guest is. The thing I'm going to say,
though, is that you want to be here, OK?
I can't. I can't say that it's going to
be anybody whose name anybody's going to recognize as of right
now, but that the person that we're having on has the
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potential of becoming a well known name, a very well known
name. Would you agree, Jeff?
Yep. Jeff and I have we've been
talking with this guest for a little while now and I don't
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know man, it's. It's, it's going to be
interesting. It's.
Going to be crazy. It's going to be a lot of
information to bring your big brains.
No smooth brains allowed. You're going to have to have a
lot of creases in those brains. Yeah, the more, yeah, the more,
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the more is going to want to be here for this one.
The more you're going to like this one probably or you might
hate it, I don't know, but it'llyou'll at least find it
interesting, I think. I think, I think the more we'll
find it interesting. I think, I think there's,
there's plenty of people in the chat that we typically have in
the chat that's going to find this interesting.
But I'm telling you, if there's anything that I, that I've ever
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asked of anybody listening to the show, spread the word, man.
This Sunday, this is going to bea guest that you don't want to
miss. This is going to be a guest that
nobody's really going to want tomiss.
This I, I, I don't know how elseto say it.
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He's not, he's not a celebrity. He's not famous yet.
Super lucky that that this opportunity came to us.
But at the same time, I feel it's, it's kind of appropriate
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to kind of segue into one last topic for the night and that is,
and, you know, take this as as like a a major hint as to what
this could potentially be. But at the same time, I don't
think there's anything you can think of that's going to set
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that's going to get you ready for this this episode that's
going to be here on Sunday. I want to talk about people
coming up with technologies or ideas or inventions, some of
some sort that would drasticallychange the way humanity runs or
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moves around, does whatever humanity does, lives day-to-day,
and then they die mysteriously. We're literally watching one of
these issues happening right now.
Maybe. I mean, the guy's been missing
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for almost a month now. It was January or July 1st or
7th. Guy was also living in his van
so he could be doing anything. He could have just could just be
out and about doing his own thing, right?
Yeah, but I mean. We don't know.
We don't know that he was killed.
That's what I'm trying to say. We don't know.
Right, right, right. So if you remember a while ago
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we had shoot, we talked about this a long fucking time ago.
This has had to be like 3 or 4 years ago now where he talked
about that guy who created the engine that ran off water from
Buffalo, NY. And then he ends up being like
shot at a, in a mass shooting atlike a grocery store or
something, right? Isn't he like the first victim
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or something, you know, like a shooting.
And this is just one example of somebody coming up with an
extremely beneficial, probably non taxable technology and then
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they meet their demise, right? This is 0 point energy, this is
Tesla, this is, you know, the the current one right now is
this guy in Georgia who apparently created a successful
way to convert plastics into gasoline.
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Like a legitimate fucking recycled gasoline man.
Plastoline and plastic diesel. Yeah, and apparently it fucking
worked. Now he's missing, and that's
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fucking crazy. I have his name here.
I had Kenzar look it up. His name is Julian Brown.
And I'm just going to read the the article that Kenzar had
taken a screenshot for me from. This is on.
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I don't even know what website this is.
Looks like Times Now world timesnownews.com So Julian
Brown, a young inventor from metro Atlanta who is known for
creating a machine that turns plastic into fuel, has
reportedly gone missing. Brown, who developed a device
called Plastelene, has not posted online since July 9th,
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sparking concern among his 1.3 million TikTok followers.
Plastilene is a machine that uses microwave piolysis to
convert plastic waste into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
As per Economic Times, Brown began working on the machine in
high school and then spent five years developing it in March
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2025. In a March 2025 interview with
Bull Journey, he said that he wanted help to solve the global
or he wanted to help to solve solve the global plastic crisis.
Now moving this over to a another article.
I don't have the the website forthis, but one Facebook user
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posted quote Julian Brown has reported been missing for more
than two weeks after claiming tosuccessfully convert plastic
waste into gasoline fuel. Another user noted quote I
thought he just wasn't popping up on my timeline but he's been
missing for two weeks now. He stopped posing on July 9th.
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So I originally it said July 1stbut it's July 9th.
So that puts him what, 19 days now missing?
Here's the he's not missing. I have I have an update from
four hours ago quote. I can confirm Julian is safe,
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but in the best interest of his security I am not able to
provide any more information. NIA Brown, Julian's mother.
UN quote. So he had apparently he he had
made a post asking for protection and for prayers.
This was off another website that I read earlier today.
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That was the post on on July 9thwas saying hey give me your your
protection and prayers. So somebody's coming after him,
bro. See, I don't know if somebody's
coming after him because, you know, if you've got one point,
he's got a big following right now.
I think that he probably figuredout how to do it right.
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I mean, I don't, I can't imagineit would be that hard.
I mean, I'm not smart enough to figure it out.
I think he's proven it already, I think.
I think that we've already kind of proven that he's he was
successful at this. Yeah, yeah.
And, and that's why I don't think he's actually in danger in
the way that the the Internet isexploding about it.
I think it's more likely that once his lab results came back
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and it showed that it worked. Now, of course, he's probably
paranoid, right? I'd be paranoid too.
He probably got hit up by somebody probably like an energy
corporation or a government entity of some kind.
And they probably made him sign an NDA and, and in return to
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help him like actually push thisinto something more than just
like a, a project in his backyard, right?
And that's probably why he's notposting.
That's probably why he, everybody thinks he's
disappeared. You know, his mother saying he's
safe. She can't talk about it any
further than that. So I would argue, you know what,
he probably signed an NDA and he's not allowed to really talk
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about it right now. Dude, I'm not going to lie, I am
completely shocked that that is what you came up with.
Well, there's a difference between him and like the guy who
made the water engine. The guy who made the water
engine didn't have 1.8 million TikTok followers, right?
He was just some schmuck, right?So it was easy to get rid of
him. You know, when you talk about
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these high profile individuals, these social media influencers,
these people who have like millions of people watching them
every single day, you can't justoff them, bro.
It's too obvious. It's too on the nose.
So the best thing to do is to pay them out, make them sign an
NDA, right? Maybe even bring them into your
organization to, like I said, help further the the research
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along. But, you know, you're not going
to get the out in the open just,you know, not that I don't think
they would. I, I, I'm sure they would off
somebody for this kind of, they they've done it before, right?
Yeah, they'll literally come getyour ass for collecting
rainwater, right. So they would do it.
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But, you know, yeah, you got a big ass falling like that.
They're going to be a little more careful in today's day and
age than they would back in the 80s, nineties, right, Early
2000s. Now it's a little harder to get
away with that kind of stuff. And I think they know that.
Well, the reason why I'm bringing this up is that we need
your help to get this word out. We need people there to watch
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this on Sunday. We need eyes on this.
Yeah, we need 1.8 million TikTokfollowers by Sunday so that we
don't end up dead, OK? I know that, I know that kind of
came off as a possibly sound like a joke, but, and I, I know
we're not going to get anywhere near 1.8 million followers, but
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the more that we have watching it, the better.
I'm just trying to give everybody an idea of the, the
sort of level that they can expect on Sunday, right?
Could this end up being a flop? Yes.
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But I'm going to be honest with you, man, I don't think it is.
I really don't. I've been, I've been digging and
digging and digging and digging.And then, you know, it's not
just because of the water enginething and you know, people
getting shut up about certain technologies.
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I also want people to watch thisbecause I can't poke holes in
it. I want to see if anybody else
can. You know, I really put this to
the test. Yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's a crazy thing, man.Like I can't wait until like
it's out there so that we can actually talk about it like in
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depth, you know, 'cause this like weird, like shadow
conversation we're having about it's weird.
It is weird. It is weird and you know, I hate
doing this, but you know, I we need to try to recruit and we
need to get people to watch this.
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Yeah, so that's what I'm doing all week.
I'm be recruiting people. Try to watch this episode on on
August, August 3rd. Sorry.
Which I think means that they'llcome out the 11th.
It'll be out on every other platform except for Twitch and
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all of our live streams. So that's another thing too,
Like if if you're like itching and you're like, shit, I just
kind of really need to know whatthe fuck they're talking about.
August 3rd is going to be your earliest time to be able to
figure that out. But if not, you got to wait till
August 11th for the episode to actually drop.
(15:38):
So I don't know man. You got anything else that you'd
like to put out on this? Not really, man.
Honestly, you know, I could talkabout it for a long time, but I
don't want to. I don't want to like give.
I want to give it away. I don't really know how to talk
about it without giving it away.I think, I think it's, I think
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if anybody takes anything away from this, I think, you know,
like I, I tend to get excited about things, right?
And Jeff, Jeff will commonly actas like my, my, my calm down,
man. Like, hey, man, you know, this
isn't something to get so excited about because This is
(16:21):
why, right? And I'll and I'll stop and I'll
be like, all right, cool. Yeah, you're probably right.
But Jeff and I have talked abouta lot about this.
And I think we're I think we're aligned on this one.
I think this is this is something that could be
potentially different and big. Earth shattering.
(16:44):
I, I was trying not to use a word like that, but yeah, I, I
agree. I, I don't, I don't know how,
you know, how else to really describe it.
And I know that the vagueness isprobably like driving people
fucking crazy because I know it's driving me crazy too.
But all I got to say is that it's, it's for a good, good
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reason. It's not, I'm not sitting here,
you know, trying to dangle, you know, a prize in front of you
guys and be an asshole about it.I'm actually like saying like,
man, watch this episode. You're going to want to watch
this episode. And bring your big brains like I
said so. Bring your big brains.
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You know, yeah, it's, it's, it'sa lot.
It's a lot. All right, Jeff, I'm going to.
I'm going to go ahead and end ithere.
Yeah, man, I'm tired, bro. I don't go to bed.
I hope to see everybody plus more on in the chat on on
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Sunday. I'm excited about this.
I really am. You know, if we end up only
having six people in the chat, then it is what it is, right?
But it's going to be a fucking extremely interesting
conversation nonetheless. And it could be potentially the
(18:19):
conversation that we're having for a while.
I don't know how long this series is going to last.
I could, I would bet that it's going to last more than one
episode. Could go 2, could go three,
could go three months. I don't know.
But the first and the last episode of the series are going
(18:39):
to be ones that you're definitely going to want to be a
part of. And then everything in the
middle, you're not going to wantto miss that either because
you're going to need to know like everything, you know, if
you show up on the last episode of the series and you know,
we're showing you all the stuff and you're missing all the
(19:01):
middle stuff, you're going to belost, man.
I don't know how else to say it.Yeah, and even if it turns out
to be like, not that serious now, I think it'll at least
it'll definitely be. It could be one of those things
where like, you know, how we we look back on things that
happened 100 years ago and we'relike, wow, that was like, you
know, way ahead of its time. Like, holy shit.
(19:22):
Like, you know, at least that will happen.
I think, you know, we might be dead and gone by the time, like
the rest of the world wakes up to this thing and it becomes
like, you know, hopefully not. I would like to see it, you
know, happen in real time. But yeah, even if we finish the
series and it turns out like just, you know, every other
(19:43):
episode, I think somebody in 50 or 100 years will, will pull it
up and be like, holy shit, you know?
All I could I we're going to blow some, some someone or a lot
of people are going to get theirminds blown on on Sunday and in
most likely consecutive Sundays.Just depends on if you're there
(20:07):
or not, and I hope you are all right.
Yep, Jeff, you got anything to put out?
No, it's bedtime bro, I got to get up early.
All right, well everybody, that has been another episode of the
Infinite Rabbit Hole podcast again, one last time be here
Sunday, August 3rd. I know that this episode is
(20:28):
being released Monday, August 4th.
So if you're listening to this on Spotify, sorry, I actually I
might release this a day early. I actually might release this on
Sunday. It should probably, probably.
Release it before then it's. Probably a good idea if I
release it on Sunday. You should just release it
tomorrow. No, I have another episode
(20:50):
releasing tomorrow. Is it as important?
Oh, wait, no, I don't. Today's Monday.
It released yesterday. Maybe I will release it, but
then we need to have something to release on Monday.
Well, we'll talk about this later, but I think this episode
should be released sooner ratherthan later.
I think you're right. Just to kind of get people.
(21:15):
Yeah. All right.
All right. All right.
All right. That's been another episode of
the Infinite Rabbit Hole podcast.
We'll see you in the next forecast in the path of the
Infinite Rabbit Hole. Bye everybody.
Bye. Hey everybody, thanks for
(21:36):
checking out the Infinite RabbitHole podcast.
If you're looking for more of our stuff, head on over to
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While you're there, make sure tocheck out all the links for our
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we'll see you right here in the next work in the path of the
Infinite Rabbit hole. Bye.
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