Man, you know, having Alex on the podcast is always a wild ride. It's like stepping into a chaotic storm of ideas and theories. I've had him on a couple of times, and it's always a trip. But as for when he'll be back, I can't say for sure right now. It's one of those things where you'd need to find the right time and the right situation. I mean, the universe just kinda aligns these things, you know? He's a good dude, and I think having those conversations is important, even if they're controversial. So, you never know—could be sooner than you think!

Hey man, it's wild, right? So here's where I'm at now. I used to be all in on the moon landing conspiracy. I mean, the idea that it was faked is super intriguing. But after talking to smart folks like Neil deGrasse Tyson and doing some solid critical thinking, I'm convinced we did go to the moon. You gotta be open to changing your mind when you really dig into the evidence. There's weird stuff about it for sure, but I think humans actually landed on the moon. It's just one of those crazy achievements that shows what we're capable of.

Man, the moon landing conspiracy is one of those wild theories that just keeps going, you know? It's fascinating because it's kind of fun to imagine that something so monumental could've been a hoax. But here's the thing—after diving into it for years, I came to a point where I just don't know.

There are folks out there who are super convinced it was faked, and they bring up interesting points, like the idea that it would’ve been technically easier to fake back then, given all that was going on with the Cold War and all. Then there are the experts, folks who study astrophysics and space travel, who are pretty confident it was legit. So where do you go with that, right?

Honestly, I think it's a cool mental exercise to question big events like this, but at the end of the day, I tend to lean towards trusting the science. But damn, if it turned out to be fake, that would just blow the doors off reality!