The first thing I thought about when I saw Neom was all the smells. Think of all the perfume and cigarette smoke you would encounter and not be able to escape. I get aggravated just walking the dogs to the front of our neighborhood where there is a mini neighborhood of town homes all stacked on top of each other. I'm often hit with laundry detergent, perfume, and cigarette fumes daily walking through there. Those town homes, shit, even living 

Yeah, I know, sounds like a snooze fest, right?

Not to me!

​This book is fascinating beyond words and at around 70 pages in, it gets into the guts of what this book is really about. The effects of electricity on our health and its relation to the flu. Cue most people rolling their eyes. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the people who think they know the most have almost always done the least research.

​Bye you basic Felicias.

I always wondered what the deal was with it and why anyone would think that something like the flu, that's been around for as long as history has been recorded could have any connection with new technology like cell towers. And, I filed the whole theory under "there could be something there but seems extremely unlikely." Where I think most people would only see "crazy". I've learned that this is a huge, fascinating, and often surprising world where we shouldn't blindly rule out most things no matter how crazy they seem.

I, probably like a lot of you, had a nice little chuckle when I first heard there was a flat Earth movement. "How could people even remotely believe in something like that?" I thought. And, I made a mental note to dig in and learn about that world, but life got in the way.

Some years later, in 2018, I watched the live feed of SpaceX's Flacon Heavy test flight (That's the one where Elon shot a cherry red Tesla into space). And, I remember thinking, "what do the flat Earthers have to say about that?" When I looked it up, I read that they called it a conspiracy. Claiming that it is a Tesla in a pool and movie effects were used to make it look real.

At the time, it was hard for me to imagine anyone not believing the footage but, after seeing 12 hours of Ewaranon content and rewatching the launch, I can see why some would question it.

The feed does cut out from time to time. The reveal of the Tesla happens so high up that it can only be seen via the cameras on board and not from the naked eye below. I wondered about people being able to see it via telescope. But, only found the same image of a star looking dot that is said to be the Tesla via the Virtual Telescope Project. Here's some news footage on that if you're interested. 

​Weren't people watching this and possibly recording it from their own personal telescopes? If so, where are the photos and videos? If anyone has better telescope footage of the Tesla in space, please post it below in the comments. It would be nice to see it.

I can understand why skeptics aren't convinced.

But, then there's the school that sent an iPhone to space on a ballon. And, it got high enough to where you could see the curve of the Earth...