

Sudden Flood in Tibet: The 340th Evolutionary Lens with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying
On this, our 340th Evolutionary Lens livestream, we discuss the recent flash flood on the border of Nepal and Tibet, climate science, and the nature of evidence. What commonalities are there between a glacial dam breaking and flooding the valley below, taking out towns and villages; Dry Falls and the Columbia River…

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“Randall Carlson has to be absolutely SALIVATING at this story. Not because of the catastrophe itself, but the fact that such a disaster should bring his arguments to light.”
“The dendro-chronologists and anthropologists who interviewed Japanese people on their stories were the ones to discover the periodicity of the Cascadia Subduction Zone. A girl from the Pacific Northwest who had learned about this in school,…”
“As documented by Tony Heller NASA has a long history of tampering with historical climate data.”
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