Me as well.  I see he is going shorter, I hope that isn' ta trend, I like the longer shows on ones that stay interesting but if he doesn't have enough content for 45-50 minutes then I  think short is good instead of speaking slower and trying to toss in useless info to get more viewing minutes "rank credit" behind the scenes.

After the failed reboot schedule, I'm no longer even checking on Thursday nights.  

Planned for Sunday now so I'm not annoyed by delayed episodes and it is all good in my world.   Worse case is I have other things to do if an episode doesn't show up, best case is I get a few spoilers before hand.

That is the only topic that brings more flak than Bigfoot, UFOs, and Paranormal combined.  

Somebody was selling schematics to Meyer's "Water Shocking" circuit and they were bogus.  Had pins on a 555 timer/oscillator connected so it would just burn out when powered on, and people kept messing with it then would blow their engine from either putting too much water directly into the intake or trying DIY water injection and it would go to hydraulic lock, but it wasn't the fault of the circuit/installation because "it would work" despite glaring issues with it.  The concept of a working pulse circuit to start with was lost on them.  Often heard "Even WW II bombers had water injection, should work fine on car".  They don't stop to realize proportions matter.  They also didn't realize that no matter what, if the circuit didn't output the "Water shocking pulses", it wouldn't make electrolysis faster.  With all the trials serious people tried with lab equipment and separating Hydrogen from Oxygen, nobody found any pulsed DC frequency, duty cycle, or waveform that increased the rate of electrolysis, all of them slowed it down.  

The others out there of overbalanced wheels, hidden batteries and huge flywheels demonstrated as free energy didn't help matters any.  The Brown–Biefeld levitation effect is pretty cool but even gets shouted down here, imagine that.  It allows a light foil and balsa frame levitate with high voltage input and is pretty neat, I made one, the only thing stopping was weight/length of wires.  Then it was argued they were only working by repelling the Earth's magnetic field but it was an electric field from the electrostatic charge, not a magnetic field.  Some really strange responses from people who are told to attack and not study what they are supposed to shout down (common to all the fields that are decided verboten)  Admittedly, the force is small, but there is "Real Science" research into the idea for bearings.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt_JDAc21Cg

Ion drive type (Needs a top plate):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uavylcFj4GA


So some of them are scams, a minority may be real but finding those is difficult due to the amount of noise purposely added to any conversation on any tangential topic.  I think  placing them in the alternate/'green' energy rather than "Free" or "Zero Point" would get them the exposure needed, those two keywords draw out the militants on all sides to argue into oblivion without even paying attention to what is valid about something and why something isn't right.  They Meyer's schematics are a great example of blatant "won't work" but people try anyway and ruin their car even though they're told it will happen.  Suggest starting out with a lawnmower engine instead of their car is highly recommended...

I'd be interested in seeing schematics on the magnetic motor and the hydrogen power box that matches any load applied, that behavior sounds familiar.   Pointless to patent something, all a patent is is a license to sue while showing everybody exactly how to make one.  99.9% of the time you're better off to simply start building and selling all you can before somebody rips off your design anyway.  Open source is where it is at and the originators DO get their fortune, just not in a lump sum and not guaranteed.  Linus Torvalds is a good example.  He's not an Elon Musk but he changed the world of computing for sure.

I don't see any lat/long in description expanded info, would have to capture them from screen if I was rally interested, but he said Google has erased/retouched most of them anyway so exercise in futility.

Most of the time Hecklefish say s "Link Below", I don't see the link.  Not sure if it is how my browser blocks a lot of stuff or if they just forget.  Might be on discord if asked or maybe see one of the other sites he  uploads his episodes to?  I'm not sure how many three are now.

Why would they draw guns on somebody  when they can read and control the emotions of everybody around them?

I suppose I missed the bit where they drew guns a lot, I need to re-watch, wasn't paying full attention.  Seemed a bit sparse to me for detail content sources (majority seemed to me about the weather station outpost guy) but maybe I was too distracted.

Maybe he just decided to drug his water, also meshes with post above yours.

It was questionable and HF's "Style" went from fun wit and "things not said on youtube" hijacked in toward co-host to being a jerk.  I guess he is either still tuning or going back to original HF.   I haven't watched the episode yet so I'll add more after if there's something major different.

This was a Great Episode.  Presentation and mellowed out conspiracy hecklefish.  The feel and energy of the show is back to "original" first/second year vibe going on.

The best part, found the "Link Below" mentioned, but only the pyramid, not a link to their other episode regarding the pyramid