The 1 to 9 Podcast

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Karin
Welcome to the 1 to 9 podcast for interesting insights and knowledge, the animals and other beings within multi dimensional realms. And welcome to another podcast. I'm Carina.

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Diana
And I'm Diana or Diane, whichever you prefer. I think I'm maybe Diane today.

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Karin
Okay, then. Today I'm Carina at the moment.

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Diana
Okay.

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Karin
Today I believe we're going to talk to the Dolphins. Yes. Again.

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Diana
Yes. We're going to be talking to them again after our previous conversation with them. Yeah, they thanked us and some of them left, but some of them stuck around. And now that they know we're going to be talking, we are talking to them again. Some of them have come back.

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Karin
How many are some? I don't.

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Diana
Know. Maybe like four or five come back. So maybe there's like ten around. Yeah. They were in a circle before. There are more of them previously.

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Karin
And these are multidimensional dolphins. Or are these actual dolphins that were communicating with actual dolphins that live on this planet Earth?

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Diana
I'm not sure. I mean, really, I'm not sure.

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Karin
I think originally we were thinking we're actually talking to the dolphins that live here.

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Diana
Right. Because they said, welcome. We look forward to seeing you. Yes. February.

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Karin
Right. Right. And and I are going to go on a dolphin swimming trip in February.

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Diana
Great. But just because they said that doesn't mean that they're only in. So like our physical world now, it could be also in the multi-dimensional world at the same time.

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Karin
That's true.

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Diana
Which is how, you know, we can talk to them now. Right. And so this like you had been talking about, sort of like the stories about dolphins rescuing people and various other stories about dolphins helping humans. Right. And so, I mean, I was kind of like wondering how did they know we're going to be going there in February?

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Diana
Right. But that answered my question in that they can they do know this kind of stuff.

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Karin
Right. And we were tapping into the dolphins a second. We decided to go. At least I was. I got to I got a funny message from the Dolphins, but I didn't even tell you about. But I was poking around on the Internet looking for information about dolphins and seeing what other communicators had received as messages from them. And one of the ones I stumbled on right away was about the dolphin's skin and how it was capable of healing itself.

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Diana
yeah. No, you. You had talk about that.

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Karin
Yeah. And but in their one of the strongest messages from the dolphins was keep your skin nourished. Keep your skin nourished. It must be nourished. And. And it keeps coming. The message keeps coming back to me in the middle of the night or whatever. And I've been looking around for better oils or, you know, topicals that I can use on my skin to nourish my skin.

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Karin
And I'm thinking I almost need to get prepared for swimming with the dolphins by nourishing my skin. But they talked about how important the skin was, and humans don't realize how important keeping their skin was, keeping their skin nourished was, and keeping their skin healthy. And I. I got to thinking about it, and it's like our largest organ is our skin.

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Diana
Right. Yeah.

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Karin
And so it was an interesting message that I kept hearing.

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Diana
Do they have any suggestions on what kinds of things to use?

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Karin
They did not, but we could ask them.

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Diana
Right. But they probably use different things than we would, you know.

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Karin
Well, their bodies are mostly fat.

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Diana
Right.

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Karin
And they're in the saltwater. So they have already probably chemically compounded themselves, you know, to be in perfect harmony with their environment versus humans or, you know, sometimes running water. Sometimes we're on air. We're constantly scrubbing ourselves off. We invented all kinds of harsh chemicals for our skin. You know, we have we don't have like a consistent environment or anything, you know, clothes we wear kind of wick moisture away from our skin.

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Karin
We have all kinds of things. The food we eat, they eat, they eat what they eat. They would they you know, they don't have like the choice of eating McDonald's hamburger or that.

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Diana
Which is probably.

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Karin
A salad. it's good that the dolphins don't have those choices.

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Diana
It's a good thing that they don't have a choice of eating McDonald's hamburgers.

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Karin
You think they're would choose that?

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Diana
I don't know. There's lots of animals that would choose junk food over what they're supposed to be eating.

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Karin
Right. Well, anyway, all that affects our skin. So they just kept saying, nourish the skin, nurse the skin so we could pose the question to them. They don't know if they'd know the answer.

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Diana
Interesting.

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Karin
And I found that castor oil, the shea butter I've used in the past. But that's too heavy for my skin. And I, for some reason started. I'm not 100% convinced that that's, you know, that. The final one or the final answer?

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Diana
No. Okay. Now, are they saying this or when we say nourish your skin because they know we are going to be in the water for weeks?

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Karin
No, no, I'm saying nourish your skin because it's your largest organ. Take care of it. Obviously, they said the guy had asked him what is some advice you could give to humans? And they said to nourish your skin and take care of it. And it just keeps resonating. And so I'm like, all right, I'm I'm nourishing. I'm nourishing.

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Karin
I'm trying and figuring it out.

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Diana
Wow. thank you.

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Karin
Yeah, exactly. So but that's kind of, you know, maybe that's really important. I don't know. I don't. I don't really. I don't really know. But I do know if I'm about to get an ocean swim around a prize. Good idea to show up with. Nourish skin.

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Diana
Is great.

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Karin
And maybe the dolphins will like me better.

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Diana
I think they'll like you regardless the. I mean, unless. Unless, like, you've got some evil, evil intent there, they will like you.

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Karin
Yeah. Generally, they're they're pretty good judges of character and they're pretty friendly to humans in general.

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Diana
In general. Okay.

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Karin
So in preparation for our trip, it's coming up. Is there something that dolphins would like us to do to prepare?

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Diana
Okay, So yeah, they're saying find out more about us.

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Karin
okay. I was sort of drawn to do that. Anyway, I'm reading a couple of books.

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Diana
Right, exactly. Yeah, but then, lo, why don't we just ask yourselves? Yeah, you could do that, too. So, what questions have you got?

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Karin
Okay. Do the dolphins, do you guys have. Do. What do you think about patriarchy? Is there patriarchy in the dolphin realm?

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Diana
What is patriarchy? You're asking this.

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Karin
It's kind of like a balance of masculine energy over feminine energy. Imbalance of masculine energy over feminine energy.

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Diana
There. Okay. I feel very. They're saying something about their concept of energy. Masculine and feminine energy is not the same as ours. I can't really get what they're saying, though. Okay, so but in terms of patriarchy, how they're organized, it's like I, I, I'm not talking about their answer. Right. But I don't know anything about dolphins podcast structure or pod structure.

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Diana
But what they're saying is that there are some wise ones, what is meaning. I take it to mean they could be male or female dolphins. Okay. Wise ones who are basically in charge and they kind of like, set the tone for the pod. And then there's there's little groupings within the pod, kind of like little families, I guess, have them.

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Diana
And they're they arise because they just feel connected to each other in some more intimate way that the whole pod feels connected. And then and then, of course, just the pod itself in the community was with some of the dolphins feeling more of a community spirit than others. But that's okay. You know, everybody's an individual too, and they take everybody's opinions into account, so I'd have to say.

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Diana
So these seems like they're saying it's more democratic than anything we've got because they they make decisions collectively.

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Karin
Is that because they communicate telepathically.

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Diana
Very easily between each other?

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Karin
Yeah, between each other.

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Diana
Can you rephrase your question?

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Karin
Were you in reference to are you saying that it was more democratic than anything we know in order to be able to take everybody's opinion into account, they have to have some form of gathering that information, that data and I'm just wondering if it's telepathic or if there's another system.

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Diana
Right. First of all, the pod is not it's not a country. It's a very small grouping of dolphins. But but also because everybody's opinion is taken into account, it's more like direct democracy, which we don't have here. We elect representatives, right? Only representative are supposed to represent whole big groups of people. Right. Right.

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Karin
So basically, everybody has a voice.

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Diana
Yes.

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Karin
In the voice.

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Diana
Yeah. Unless you're kind of like a baby dolphin, then it's kind of like, okay, they got to wait till they grow up a little bit.

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Karin
And do they communicate then telepathically or do they use their voices?

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Diana
Both these, you know.

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Karin
To express their views and then just do that? Does someone, the wiser ones, actually ask their opinions or is it more of a knowing? Then they start discussing whatever is in front of them?

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Diana
I don't know. They must have meetings of some sort. I mean, you know, I mean, they don't want to be sort of like communicating with themselves telepathically all the time because they want to. I mean, they've got their own thoughts right, too. You know, they don't want to be connecting constantly with everybody. So, yeah, they do meet to communicate things either telepathically or in their little chirpy voices.

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Diana
And because they do want everybody's voice to be heard, the people who don't speak it, not the people, the dolphins who don't speak up, they are asked what their opinions are.

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Karin
That's very nice. That's very nice.

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Diana
Isn't it? Unless, of course, they're crying like mean dolphins or misbehaving dolphins. See, this is deep. That's kind of like this delicate balance. They have to be functioning as a cohesive group, to be able to survive. So that means kind of like a standardization of some kind. You can't have everybody doing what they want all the time because that would be chaos.

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Diana
But there's some dolphins that just want to do what they want. It doesn't matter what anybody else wants, so they got to learn that.

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Karin
And so they work with those dolphins or do they send them off to be lone dolphins?

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Diana
I don't. I think they work with them first. Yeah, they do. Like they got. So. Like what, reform school?

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Karin
Yeah, but they have a reform school. Very nice. Very sophisticated.

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Diana
yeah. No, they do have schools. They've got education. I mean, I think in previous podcasts we talked about kind of like they're they're global knowledge base, which goes back eons, but maybe they need some kind of training to tap into it all the time because it's a vast amount of information. But they can do things that they do every day.

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Diana
Right. They learn by watching their dolphins and they learn by instruction, too, by other options. So you can say that there is. Yeah. Okay. You've got to reform schools, but then you've got regular school to.

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Karin
And I assuming that the school is rather experiential in nature.

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Diana
definitely. yes, maybe. Okay. They do. They do create things in terms of oral stories. You know, So somehow those have to be passed down, but they also have to learn how to create these oral stories and also music.

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Karin
Are some of the Dolphins musicians? Yeah, some of them are writers.

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Diana
Yeah.

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Karin
Is there an example of an oral story that they would like to share with us?

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Diana
dear. I'm asking them this. Okay. So they've got entertaining stories and they've got oral stories that kind of reflect their dolphin legacy. Okay. They're entertaining stories. Or are they seem to like puzzles. Meaning kind of like, like mysteries or. Yeah. I was going to say it's their equivalent of mysteries except of course, you know, I mean nobody I know the dolphin is not going to be killing a dolphin is not going to be killing another dolphin.

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Diana
So they don't really have mysteries in the same sense we do. Right. But they yeah, they they there are these entertaining stories that are like puzzles. I don't know if they can give me a specific one. Okay. All right. I mean, I'd have to sort of think about it more or to to get it from them.

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Karin
All right, we can come back to that. Yeah, I'm very interested to hear some other world stories. So a lot of dolphins save people's lives. They show up. They seem to know when to show up, and they help. I think surfers know this and boaters have seen it. And there's a lot of stories. Is is that part of their job to watch out for us humans in that way?

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Karin
Where do they just like to do it? Like a good Samaritan would?

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Diana
Well, I think they view it in terms of they would do it for other dolphins and other sea creatures who are not their enemies. So, of course, they do it for you. So it's not like humans are this special category, which they have to watch out for. No, they're just generally, you know, good Samaritans for all beings.

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Karin
very interesting.

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Diana
I mean, we humans would like to think that perhaps dolphins think of us as special, but.

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Karin
Well, we do have we do have the capacity to wave and laugh and giggle and really enjoy the dolphins when they come close. And I don't know if that makes it worth their while to interact with us on those levels. But some dolphins, you know, like the one in Ireland that stayed in for years in the bay up there, you know, there's just seem to be really enjoying hanging out with humans, right?

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Diana
Yeah. Although it that strikes me as not regular dolphin behavior. I'd be thinking who is any lonely without other dolphins? But. But I mean, there were humans there, so it certainly fulfilled. The dolphin's need for companionship. Sorry. What was the question was like.

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Karin
it's. I just felt the question was, you know, I understand they don't think they would help anybody, not just humans. They don't think humans are special in that regard. But do they think humans are special in other regards, like our interest in interacting with them on many levels, aside from doing tests on them?

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Diana
Yeah. Aside from that, right. Yeah. My they do recognize us as being on a par with them.

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Karin
interesting. Yeah.

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Diana
So yeah, I mean they don't, they don't view us as lesser you know, than us is currently equals and. Yeah. Which is why they like to interact with us but they also like to play games and be funny. And somehow the humans that they interact with so far, they wanted them to do that. They wanted the dolphins to do that.

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Karin
Yeah. Who doesn't like an entertaining dolphin? Yeah, an acrobat from a dolphin. The dolphin seems to be talking to you or.

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Diana
Right.

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Karin
Saying something.

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Diana
Yeah, but then switched from that. From the Dolphins perspective, how do they view the humans? Are we entertaining to them? Are we? We don't do acrobatics for them.

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Karin
No.

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Diana
What do they get out of it.

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Karin
Yeah, that's a good question. What do they get out of it. Well, everybody likes a little praise, so we praise the Dolphins for doing something like that. Is the praise enough, or do they want us to entertain them? Maybe. I know. Like in aquariums, sometimes you see people trying to entertain the dolphins a little bit. But do they want do they want underground TV or do they want more of us to jump in the water and try and do acrobats for them?

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Karin
Do they really want do they want to praise or do they actually want us to perform for them or do something for them?

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Diana
I don't know. I mean, that's something I guess we could find out.

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Karin
Yeah.

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Diana
Or maybe they're just okay. They say they like performing, right? Like performing.

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Karin
We already discussed how they, like they chose those bodies because they're acrobatic, because they can move quickly in the water and freely. And they like acrobatics.

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Diana
Right.

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Karin
So they like our praise and acknowledgment for their.

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Diana
Yeah, but that can't. I mean, is that the only thing that they get out of this? They must get more out of this. Maybe their maybe they would like more.

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Karin
Well ask.

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Diana
Yeah. Yeah. They okay they want to see kind of like boy, some kind of human dolphin civilization.

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Karin
Do they want us to come down underwater or do they want to come up for more interaction? They want more interaction.

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Diana
Yeah. So like it was before before meeting. So like eons ago.

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Karin
Eons ago before. So we're having trouble with this interaction, the dilemma of interaction, because we don't feel it's right to put dolphins in captivity in So many of them die in captivity. And we can't guarantee good management of their captive situations.

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Diana
And you know, they don't want to be slaves.

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Karin
Right? They don't want to be slaves. So do they have any ideas of how we could interact with them without without infringing on their freedom? And there.

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Diana
We'd have to figure out how to live underwater part of the time when.

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Karin
We know how to do that. Was scuba gear. But that's quite cumbersome.

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Diana
Yeah, I'll say so. I mean, it's like.

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Karin
But they're saying that's what they'd like.

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Diana
This ideally not not not humans in scuba gear but humans to figure out some way to actually live underwater some of the time.

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Karin
Interesting. We could do it. You know, you just need a long pipe so you're not carrying the tank with you. We wouldn't be able to go as deep as the dolphins, but we would be able to swim around for longer if we had a like a not a pipe, but a hose, you know, at the right.

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Diana
Yeah.

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Karin
We could spend more time.

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Diana
They're thinking about this question. You know.

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Karin
We. If that's really what they want, you know, it's.

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Diana
But they want it to be so to the benefit of everybody. Right. Meaning that we'd have to be making some improvements in our lifestyles.

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Karin
As in, like, the sunscreens we wear or the our consciousness levels.

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Diana
Or wear the sunscreens. Okay. Improvements in communication.

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Karin
With the.

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Diana
Dolphins. With the dolphins. Right. Improvements in. Well, they're saying we should be making improvements about how we communicate with each other. That's what they're saying.

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Karin
With each other, meaning humans to.

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Diana
Humans. Yeah. And improvements also to to their environment if we're going to be in it part of the time too. Yeah.

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Karin
So right now they have things like underground bars and underwater bars and stuff where you can go down.

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Diana
And the dolphins.

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Karin
Know the people have you can go into this underground bar and sit there and dolphins can swim around.

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Diana
There, but they're outside of the glass.

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Karin
Well, any fish can swim around basically. So they're outside the glass and there's not real interaction other than you can wave and you can see them more in their environment. Is that like a baby step or is that just annoying to them?

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Diana
Well, it's not annoying because you realize, okay, this is an effort on the part of humans, Right? But it's kind of like it's not really an effort towards enhancing dolphin to human interaction. It's more of an effort to enhance its, you know, moneymaking capabilities.

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Karin
yeah. Well, and I don't know, once you enter that alcohol in there, you might not be enhancing communication.

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Diana
Right. So they're actually finding this conversation very interesting. So.

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Karin
So there's an area in Hawaii called Dolphin Ville where people feel one with the Dolphins and they apparently, a lot of them try and swim with the dolphins. But then there's been a lot of laws that have stopped that capacity that the dolphins missed those people that were swimming with them regularly. Do they miss that freedom or are they glad the laws are in place because it was getting to be too much?

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Diana
Okay. Well, I think they're saying that these the humans were not tourists. The humans were. People live there.

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Karin
Right. Dolphins or people and rider.

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Diana
And so. Okay. All right. There is some kind of there's still interaction between there, the humans and the dolphins. But they're saying it's not like it was before. And yeah, they do miss it. But I mean, they can't really do anything about it. The dolphins? So, you know, they just say, well, it is what it is.

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Diana
But they're saying the humans are finding other ways to interact with so too. So it's not like they're totally cut off.

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Karin
Is recording now. Yeah.

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Diana
Okay. They're they're really looking forward to meeting us in February.

00;24;09;23 - 00;24;16;03
Karin
that's awesome. Well, I'm really glad they gave us the information they gave us today, and.

00;24;16;05 - 00;24;18;08
Diana
They can give us more information.

00;24;18;11 - 00;24;18;27
Karin
Right now.

00;24;19;04 - 00;24;21;06
Diana
Perhaps topics that we don't want to be talking.

00;24;21;06 - 00;24;26;05
Karin
About. that's like.

00;24;26;07 - 00;24;26;21
Diana
Yeah.

00;24;26;25 - 00;24;40;01
Karin
Well, maybe we should wrap this one up for now. Yeah, we should. Now we can do a whole other podcast again with the Dolphins and ask them more questions. And I have to say to the Dolphins, thank you. And I'm very excited about meeting them as well.

00;24;40;03 - 00;24;44;08
Diana
Yes, yes. We all we're all excited about meeting each other.

00;24;44;10 - 00;24;56;23
Karin
All right. That's it. That's all for this episode of the 1 to 9 podcast. Thank you for listening. And please sign up for our newsletter at 1 to 9 Broadcast.com.