I'm listening to Richard C. Hoagland and by god he's done it, he's completely lost his mind. Even his guest, another old weirdo like him was left speechless.
Hoagie lives in the Land of Enchantment in the home I'm sure his late beloved partner Robin paid for and left to him. He says he doesn't live alone, he has house guests - mice, many mice. Richard began noticing something weird, in the room where he stores his equipment - the pyramids and other laugh worthy items a pretend scientist would have including the Accutron watch he and Robin traveled the world visiting sacred landmarks to take measurements that prove his ridiculous physics 'model' is real. He found dust mounds, paper, etc arranged around these instruments and objects and what do you know, they were arranged exactly in accordance with the geometry of his hyperdimensional model of reality. lol he believes the mice are doing it, they are communicating with a higher intelligence. Wait, it gets wackier.
Richard then revealed that he loves candy corn, the Halloween treats most people think are disgusting, but to his chagrin they are only in stores during the Halloween season. A friend of his obviously more internet savvy than him went on Amazon and of course they're available from lots of sellers and bought Richard C. some bags of his favorite candy. Richard put the candy corn in a glass dish on a coffee table in what he described as 'the library'. He said he had left a plastic wrapper of some kind on a shelf or somewhere and incredibly that plastic wrapper began to be filled with candy corn. The higher intelligence communicating mice were moving the candy corn.
He continued on, when gazing upon this dish of candy corn upon the coffee table in the library one of the mice appeared at one end of the table. Then it did the most astonishing thing, the tiny mouse leaped into the air, 3 feet high according to Richard, and did a cartwheel over the candy dish right to the other end of the coffee table. He believes that Robin is communicating to him through the mice and it was she who gave his friend the idea to buy candy corn in July for him.
Anyway, he took a break after this and when he came back I think even he was unsettled by what he had just spent 15 minutes telling, there was awkward silence then Richard asked his guest 'What do you think?' and laughed because he knew how batshit crazy the story was, the guest not wanting to even address the nonsense nor hurt Richard's feelings said 'I don't think anything, I think it speaks for itself.' Then a frustrated Richard C. bemoaned his plight 'I'm telling you the truth but I don't have a damn way of proving it!' Poor Hoagie. uh ........ you can buy home surveillance cameras these days very cheaply and very easy to install, so getting video evidence of mice arranging miniature Stonehenges is easy. It's what I have said about Peter Davenport for years and his UFO sighting reports, 95% of people have a cellphone with a camera you can pull out of your pocket at a moment's notice - if you don't have video it's safe to assume you're making up stories.
