Mike Wilkerson AKA Stellium7 | Biogeology, Titans, & The Hacker Prince
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Summary
In this episode, Mike Wilkerson, a former hacker turned chiropractor and alternative researcher, shares his journey from hacking corporate servers to exploring unconventional topics like biogeology and ancient civilizations. His unique perspective on catastrophism and rapid petrification sheds light on the mysteries of our planet's history. Listeners will be fascinated by his claims regarding the existence of giants and his insights into non-standard cosmologies.
Key takeaways
- 1Mike Wilkerson: Former hacker and current chiropractor focused on alternative history.
- 2Discusses concepts of catastrophism and rapid petrification.
- 3Explores the idea of ancient giants in his research.
- 4Runs the Stellium7 Youtube channel where he shares his findings and presentations.
- 5His research is rooted in questioning conventional narratives about human history.
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Transcript excerpt
Planet's puppet masters almost surely have a plan. There's clearly maybe something there beyond. Here we go again, Higher Side Chatters. From the Sunshine State, I'm Greg Carlwood. And as the deep layers of our assumptions are peeled back and reexamined, we're finding a lot of inconsistencies with things we thought we could consider, the known knowns, basic fundamental facts, and settled science. And it seems that the desire to dig deeper often does yield fruitful new discoveries that the experts would just tell us to ignore. From world's fairs, cabbage patch babies, and orphan trains, to historical timelines, medical science, earth science, and really almost every other scientific discipline across the board. The pattern is often similar, where new information arises that clashes with the established paradigm, and after the initial knee-jerk reaction is overcome, the open-minded among us might start to work out how such new information affects the larger picture and mental constructs we already have established. Then, when we try to share this new information, we're often met with a much more aggressive knee-jerk reaction and emotionally charged arguments that really just boil down to regurgitated rhetoric, trust the experts, and a shockingly small amount of substance. In my experience, it ironically ends up being that the critics of a given paradigm actually know the details of the established narrative far better than those who aggressively defend it while being unwilling to explore alternatives. Well, what if this template also applies to things like geology and things like natural transmutation? What if it applies to myths and legends of titans in an ancient past that's far more bizarre than cavemen and campfires, and in fact, maybe it's not even that ancient? ...
Excerpt from The Higherside Chats, Dec 8, 2025. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.
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The Higherside Chats, “Mike Wilkerson AKA Stellium7 | Biogeology, Titans, & The Hacker Prince,” Dec 8, 2025. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/mike-wilkerson-aka-stellium7-biogeology-titans-the-hacker-prince. Original: https://www.thehighersidechats.com/mike-wilkerson-aka-stellium7-biogeology-titans-the-hacker-prince/
