Earth crust displacement
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
A hypothesis that suggests dramatic changes in Earth's crust could trigger massive geological changes, such as shifts in the poles, affecting global environments and civilizations.
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The Ethical Skeptic Roger B. Cunningham | ECDO Theory, Pole Shifts Explained, & Earth’s Cataclysmic Cycle
The Higherside ChatsAug 28, 2026
Roger B. Cunningham, formerly the anonymous blogger The Ethical Skeptic, presents his ECDO theory, which claims Earth's core periodically decouples from the mantle and lets the planet's outer layers roll about 104 degrees into a new pole orientation within days. He argues this explains worldwide flood traditions, desert formation, rising deep-ocean heat, and over 100 ancient monuments that he says point to a former North Pole located in Zambia. He says a weakening, wandering magnetic field may be early warning signs, though he declines to predict a date.
"I Found Hitler’s Secret UFO Program!” -Jason Jorjani
American Alchemy (Podcast)Nov 1, 2025
This episode features Jason Reza Jorjani exploring the intersections of philosophy and parapsychology amidst a backdrop of wartime narratives. He discusses historical figures like Aristotle and Nietzsche, and the implications of secret technologies linked to Nazi Germany and beyond. Jorjani poses the question of whether historical conflicts have merely transformed rather than ceased to exist.