Ancient Apocalypse REVIEW w/ Adam Crigler and 1/4 Black Garrett

Reviewing Graham Handcock's new show Ancient Apocalypse with special guests Adam Crigler from @thecriglershow and @1/4BlackGarrett
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[@shazmodeus2795]

Giants are also extremely prevalent in Norse mythology, as well as a giant serpent and a great flood. **edit** the more I look into this, the more and more Norse mythology fits nearly perfectly with the comet/cataclysm theory. Ragnarok is said to be brought on by the world serpent, a giant serpent that brings a great flood and an endless winter. At the same time the serpent starts Ragnarok, the 2 wolves of Odin eat the Sun and the Moon. A comet approaching Earth would appear as an ever increasing in size serpent, then hitting earth, would cause a great flood, a nuclear winter, and the debris field cast into the atmosphere would block out the Sun and Moon.

[@EnricoMatassaVenture]

So happy you guys are doing reviews for this. THANK YOU. 🙏

[@moseshorowitz4345]

As someone who has spent some time in the halls of Academia, I can say that a big reason (but not the only one) that academics are, shall we say, resistant to the ideas of prehistory that Hancock et al. present is largely an issue of reputation. See, you got some guy who has worked for decades to scrabble and brawl his way to a tenured Professorship, a secure and fairly lucrative place to be, he or she is not going to accept any challenge to the tons of career research they have done, research that justifies their jobs - or, perhaps more importantly, their legacy. No one wants to go from being the authority on a subject, spoken of in glowing terms and invited to all the right events, to being a footnote in someone else's career. "The established belief of Nerdrotic was swept away when recent discoveries by Papa Gundam came to light." That sort of thing.

[@3rdPartyIntervener]

You get ahead of that by actually INVESTIGATING the new thing. If it doesn't pan out, no harm no foul. If it does, you get to say "this new thing blew away my established beliefs".

[@arwenstrong2818]

Have you heard of Robert Sepher? He talks about this a lot, because he studied archeology, he tells it like it is about Academia.

[@peterg9729]

Or some nutcase postulates an insane theorem, sells some books then is proven completely wrong just throws a tantrum and starts another grift. hancock has never been correct about anything. Not once. Not ever.

[@bakedandsalty9234]

If academics are so fragile, they chose the wrong career. The basic tenant of science and learning is asking questions, testing assumptions, and accepting evidence. They should have gone into religion if they can’t handle that.

[@Grivehn]

@@bakedandsalty9234 Science is religion these days. 'Trust the experts" and BS like that.

[@bobsacamano8187]

I always thought it weird that they depicted feathered serpents, now we know dinosaurs were largely feathered.

[@NathanCassidy721]

As much as I like seeing Gary take a massive dump on Marvel and Rings of Power, this was a nice change of pace. I remember stumbling across Graham Handcock on JRE when it was still on KZbin and he single-handedly reignited my sense of wonder in the world and history. And you can find some BIG gaps in our knowledge even from history we do know about. Holes like the Bronze Age collapse and the Minoan civilization.

[@hantumann4r449]

Maybe Gary watch this because of Numenor is based on Atlantis?

[@S-T-E-V-E]

@@hantumann4r449 This type of content used to be a regular thing on the Channel, he did a show called ExoZone with DoomCock, it was one of the best things on the channel!

[@Comakino]

Check out Brien Foerster too he's got some stuff on YT I believe

[@S-T-E-V-E]

@sfsd sdfs The who?

[@DanBombadil]

I really like happy excited Gary, a get Gary is why I subscribe but happy Gary is why I stay.

[@chronicles8324]

My Grandfather was a scientist (he helped develop the Harrier Jet (US sea Harrier) then he became an astronomer, when i was 8 years old i asked him about UFOs and Aliens, i was expecting him to shoot me down in flames but he looked at me thoughtfully and took a puff on his pipe and then said "The odds of us being alone in the universe are monumentally low even impossible when you consider there are as many solar systems as there are grains of sand on earth". From then on for me as a child EVERYTHING was possible. I started reading theories about Atlantis, ancient civilizations and became interested in any mysteries I could find

[@aarons6935]

No your grandfather did not.

[@1977dclinton]

cool, was he involved with the OG British harrier jump jet. To this day i still think its up there with the greatest aviation engineering efforts ever done, every ma and his dog were saying it could never be done. to me its up there with Concorde in terms of engineering feats. . It's good to see the US still using them.

[@chronicles8324]

@@1977dclinton Yes he worked on various MOD projects in the 60s and 70s before ending up at Jodrell Bank in his retirement but obviously his involvement with the Harrier Jump Jet project is what he was most proud of. Hes still going strong, well in to his 90s !

[@1977dclinton]

@@chronicles8324 that's so cool

[@thefgcsensei4482]

the resonance/vibration energy/exploitation bit puts everything back on the table for me! even that bs crystal stuff could've been a communication system if it resonates a certain way by exploiting these plasmoids.

[@themetalpig7613]

In regards to the underground cities, I think Randall made the most sense when he said it would be hard to survive underground more than a few weeks and that they may have used them during the time the Earth went through the torrid meteor stream when the Earth was experiencing way more regular meteors hitting Earth.

[@joeyj6526]

It makes sense. If you look at the blitz. When the Germans would bomb londoners would head underground for safety. Would make sense that this may be a similar thing, going underground for protection.

[@Kivalt]

Perhaps due to the cold as well; maybe they were built during the Younger Dryas by people who were living in the area at that time and needed to survive the extreme change in temperature. I'm guessing the temperature underground is way more controllable.

[@OsellaSquadraCorse]

Taurid. Not torrid.

[@themetalpig7613]

@@OsellaSquadraCorse gotcha

[@_kmCarter]

I binged this whole series at once, and I LOVED it! Beautifully shot and plenty of new information.

[@keithknechtel7460]

Imagine discovering that the Tower of Babel was about Atlantis and its depiction can be found on a pyramid in Mexico; and then realizing that the reason the connections are suppressed is because our empires depend upon it remaining a secret.

[@michaelmedeiros2089]

Sounds good but I would take what Hancock says with a grain of salt. He knowingly ignored legit evidence that proves how the great pyramid was built because it didn't fit with his narrative. He always accuses mainstream archaeologists but, the guy is just an engineer so he has no stake in mainstream positions.

[@keithknechtel7460]

@@michaelmedeiros2089 You're repeating the opinions of academics who are so far removed from understanding how to move a 100 ton block of granite that they have TA's get their coffee for them.

[@donrosavelli8869]

Please do more shows like this. I love the panel. Hail free thinkers

[@preciousakpata5260]

Loved this episode. I've been hoping for Nerdrotic to talk more about this stuff, seeing as he's hinted at it in other streams. Also a huge fan of the topic. Please make this a regular series. You have a huge latent audience for this. Getting people like Graham Hancock, Randall Carson, Dr. Robert Schoch, and Uncharted History X would be awesome, if it's possible.

[@saltydisciple6438]

Me too this was great and makes me miss the exozone which is gone forever.

[@kyanrinel5898]

You must be one of the new Right-Wing fans who joined after he went political. He had a show with a KZbinr named Overlord DVD called The Exozone, but they ended the relationship after Gary stood by Ryan Kinel (known racist) for attacking Overlord DVD and the fans. Sad.

[@821lancevance]

@@kyanrinel5898 overlord DVD is shit. He's mask is just as cringe as the shit he says

[@thewalkingdude7464]

@Kyan Rinel, Why would you bring politics into this? Don't you know politics ruin everything????

[@fatetestarossa2774]

@@thewalkingdude7464 Well SAID

[@drcrowlee]

I love Graham. I met him at a book signing at my local library a year or 2 before the coof. He was awesome

[@yoice2k]

Was it St. Charles MO library?

[@himme1731]

"The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" Fox Mulder

[@LisaGrimm-LG]

I started watching this stream to have something in the background while I work, got interested, put the stream on pause, downloaded the season and ate it up in one sitting! Now I'm back to hear you guys dicuss it, thank you for recommendation! ^_^

[@thepeoplescouncil2619]

At @21:00 when Adam talks about how technology could have developed differently, reminds me of the end of the original Fullmetal Alchemist when it’s revealed their world is essentially a different timeline than ours where Chemistry and Alchemy developed instead of physics and mechanics. That concept totally makes sense in my mind

[@effinjamieTT]

Keep in expecting the “ I’m not sayin’ it was Aliens……..but it was Aliens!!” Guy to turn up. 😂😂😂

[@Death_Networks]

When it comes to the pyramids I always remember the answer from red dwarf.... "They had massive whips, Rimmer. Massive, massive whips." XD

[@MarrsAttax]

Plot twist: Randall invents time travel and become Quetzalcoatl

[@zycane]

Ah didn't know of this live stream! Love to see such discussions with excitement of rather fantastic documentary like Ancient Apocalypse. Really miss the days, when it was all about the mysterious Ancient times. Would be great to have more of these !

[@rusty_shackleford2226]

They will let a bunch of weirdos try and convince you that Aliens build the Pyramids and other megalithic structures. But mention you think a high intelligence human society did it. And everyone freaks out. Whut.

[@peterg9729]

Please to be explaining why you need a highly advanced civilisation to create megalithic structures? I'll wait.

[@joeyshirey9232]

Their ideas about ancient Egypt being so much older based on the sphynx and how it has deteriorated is so fascinating

[@jeffcook2570]

The walls of the enclosure around the Sphinx are the most compelling evidence of misdating imho.

[@deaj8450]

@@jeffcook2570 And when you see that enclosure you wonder how the hell archeologists could ignore the obvious water erosion on it for hundreds or thousands of years even, but even laymen can see that the erosion looks exactly like rainfall erosion.

[@michaeldavid6832]

This was an awesome surprise. I'm on a tear lately of all this stuff and Graham's show on Netflix was a pleasant surprise. I'm so deep into the stuff that the Netflix show felt like a toe dip -- I guess that's how it has to be for the normies.

[@NathanCassidy721]

I would definitely say it’s a good primer for people that don’t know this stuff. While I feel the JRE podcasts are better, this series provides some great visual aids with the temples and maps that can go a long way to getting people interested in this stuff.

[@jtboss8139]

Careful going to deep, u can start to go down a cra,y rabbit hole only going further when it backs up ur own beliefs that were told to u not u actually discovering or willing to hear other sides.

[@ks5553]

@@NathanCassidy721 even the JRE eps just kinda scratch the surface. There's a lifetime worth of data to process on these topics. If you are into it it's really worth reading the books

[@NathanCassidy721]

@@ks5553 I don't disagree. But even then I would still tell newcomers to this to check out this series or JRE first to get an idea of what you're getting into and they are pretty information dense.

[@ks5553]

@@NathanCassidy721 You're absolutely right. So I guess we'll just have to agree to agree lol ☺

[@MrOuazo]

The biggest mistery for me is why after all these years Gary's microphone cuts off when any one in the panel talks over him! Garret do something please!

[@j.p.9522]

I have to agree, Garrett's interruptions are very annoying.

[@Augusto_Pinochet]

Had to stop 33 mins in because Garrett interrupting Gary so many times. I like Garrett but I came to listen to Gary, not the producer.

[@victortorres3776]

Maybe the amazon was originally part of the garden of Eden, because it was once a part of the African continent. It could explain why it’s so important to the world’s oxygen

[@LunaValravn]

Graham Hancock presents an idea, and academia questions his credentials. So Graham Hancock provides an expert, and academia questions their character. There is no pleasing people hell-bent on shouting “heresy!” You could introduce someone with the right credentials and the right character, and the academics would question their shoe size just to validate their point

[@LunaValravn]

*Quack-ademics as a John Anthony West would say

[@sizzurpmp3]

This series and podcast got me into Ancient Civilizations. I didn't know how interesting it all was until you guys came along. Can't wait for the next episode!

[@Hank_Scorpio__Globex_CEO]

That was a great show!!! Love this content Gary, please more of it!!!

[@THETHRILLOFIT]

reminds me of the early JRE show days. this is cool to see you guys dissect this subject, I hope you do more of these.

[@fortcastellan1730]

Watching this series made me nostalgic for the documentaries & info shows that I used to watch on the Discovery and History channels. Back before those channels became all about aliens and gold-mining. Man, I miss those old shows.... ...I'm surprised the show didn't mention the 'sunken city' off the shore of Japan. But I guess there was only so much time to in 8 episodes...

[@From-North-Jersey]

I feel something should be said about all of this "We as an advanced society can't do "XXXX" today so it must be aliens" shtick. We as a society have not bothered fuck all with giant stones since we learned to mill lumber and smelt metal, if we had not invented these less shitty ways of building structures more easily we would still know how to move giant boulders to a location and shape them into something specific to build something more gigantic. We can't do these things today because we have literally invented thousands of easier ways of making structures, not because of lost access to "space magic". All of these "We can't do this today" statements forget to add "because nobody has had any reason to do anything like this since the invention of writing, but if we really wanted to and money was not a concept our technological society could easily make machines to replicate all of this "ancient magic", but once again WHY WOULD ANYONE BOTHER and how would they afford it? It all boils down to limitless man hours and no OSHA safety standards. We look at these projects and think in modern terms about building them safely, It is quite possible that setting each rock required a couple of people to die in the process and since we don't think in those terms anymore the feats seem impossible. One of the main things that needs to be stressed is these giant projects probably took hundreds of years. There was nothing to do back then besides farm and look at the stars around a camp fire, so the local royalty giving the local not royalty some gigantic,exhaustive busy work, public works project was just a way of keeping everyone too tired to rebel.

[@From-North-Jersey]

Farming is front and back loaded, Busy at the beginning planting phase, and busy at the harvest, with lots of not much to do but pull weeds and work on the pyramid in the middle.

[@benparker1822]

Random thought: The guy that wrote a book about the Face on Mars pointed out that the life in the Carolina Bays happens to be rather unique, not found anywhere else on Earth, and supposed that the bays could have been formed from a cometary impact/explosion. If it had foreign life elements, in its ice, that could explain why the life there in the bays is so unique.

[@farmerphilosopher2493]

Hancock has been pushed backwards by the archeological community every step of the way, his whole career. I think most of it comes from aging professors who've written books and theses and/or taught university classes that are based entirely on their old, shortsighted version of human history. If pretty much any of Hancock's or Carlson's discoveries are accepted by academic and popular culture, their career becomes obsolete overnight. And no more fat checks for book sales, teaching gigs, speaker's fees, etc etc Awesome show! Thanks for the detailed review, and the great conversation. More of this please gentlemen! 🍻

[@BotsKeepStealingMyName]

ABOLSUTELY! There are ego (and profit) driven people out there with vested interests in the current narratives, and they will destroy anything that challenges them. They are not real scholars or scientists, they are charlatans and frauds who don't want to lose power.

[@2percentright]

That's not how science or academia works

[@peterg9729]

Remember when he claimed that Angkor Wat was the constellation Draco built as it was 12,500 years ago when the Earth spanning civilisation was ended by the melting of the ice. Trouble is some real archaeologists pointed out that he only managed to achieve this amazing fact by ignoring half the temple buildings to force his pattern to exist. Hancock couldn't provide any answer as to why he lied apart from turning into Homer Simpson. "You can prove anything with facts!" There are pyramids in more than one place =/= the same people were involved. Correlation not causation. Why were these amazing super advanced people not able to cope with a bit of water? The Earth warming up and being able to grow crops and have forests for timber to build al the way into the higher latitudes would seem to be an advantage, not a cause for mass extinction. But what do I know? I'm only an actual scientist.

[@ThePawcios]

@@2percentright Nope facts and evidence can defend itself... Stuff what he is showing is just speculation based on nothing.

[@logiconlifesupport1899]

I love this stuff. I know it doesn't bring in the same view numbers as the regular content, but I hope you continue this. I miss exozone

[@scrappypirate2268]

This was such a good conversation. It's so bizarre how so many people are against even asking questions and looking into this stuff. What's the harm? Reminds me of how people treat the narrative around certain events in the past couple years.

[@peterg9729]

Where are the people against asking questions? There are people against grifters making grandiose statements to sell their books yet never ever ever providing a lick of hard evidence. Take the truth, that a rise in sea levels forced people to move as the coastline retreated inland. Then turn that into ANCIENT APOCOLYPSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! kerching! I want proof. Facts. Not too much to ask?

[@matthewlandoll7812]

A meteorite falling through the atmosphere would not drag a column of cold air from space behind it as it fell. There is no cold air in space because there is no air in space. As the meteorite enters the atmosphere, it is travelling too fast to even push the air aside, but rather it compresses it in front of it, and that layer of air gets pushed through the atmosphere at super high speeds, heating the air due to compression and friction, creating a layer of plasma that superheats the meteorite, often (but not always) causing them to explode before they impact the ground. It is feasible that gasses and materials trailing the meteorite are able to stay super cold, but those were part of the meteorite itself, not gas from space that got pulled into the meteorite's slipstream.

[@DeusNyx]

Ancient Apocalypse was really informative, I was so impressed. I really hope it doesn't go the same way as that clown show Ancient Aliens.

[@Quesoats]

As an author and researcher, I would love to be on this panel to talk about esoterica, how facts were covered with artful language and passed down, seemingly interesting stories, but chock full of facts

[@raymonk86]

Please make this a regular or semi regular show. Missing 411, ancient civilization, all that stuff would be great to hear the crew tackle.

[@ThatGoblinShow]

There is another stone hendge in the USA, in one of the great lakes, it is currently under water.

[@stormshadow2k]

Been following Handcock for years and WOULD have loved this if it wasnt for the over the top production. Dramatic music, 250 cuts per minute, bombarded with reverse audio swells every 10 seconds. Its just WAY too much. Its like watching a Bruckheimer movie from the 90s on stereoids and its about archeology no less. A guy walking around in nature and talking calmly: Lets drown him in the sound fx from The Fast and the Furious.

[@rusty_shackleford2226]

Yeah. The production made the whole show have a feel of. How do you say. Ancient Aliens.

[@craigwhitley1529]

I have been a follower of Graham's work and the study of ancient megalithic sites that defy conventional "history" for quite a while so thanks for letting us know this series existed... I'm used to seeing him on Ancient Aliens or listening to him on Coast to Coast but I had no idea there was a Netflix series

[@thecountryboythreat5273]

i have been following Robert Schoch, Carlson and Graham for years, im not surprised you guys are followers also. seems its the new nerd litmus test.

[@ryanparker4996]

How nerds used to spot eachother: star wars t-shirt How to spot nerds now: they mention the Younger Dryas

[@doomsdaybooty1072]

@@ryanparker4996 hahaha ya. And I thought it was just me

[@MisterCross]

We are the ancient aliens. Bad hair and all.I remember the first time listening to Art Bell. I felt like I was coming home to my people. As a non-sleeping person during the darkest hours of the night it was glorious. More please, Gary.

[@Das_Tipples]

Bring back The ExoZone guys!

[@FaceEatingOwl]

An occasional science stream would be awesome! News updates, theories, interviews etc. 👌

[@davidiles1184]

This is great!! I missed Gary and Doomcock talking about wu wu stuff. This is better than Exozone because of more people in the discussion. Love listening to you at work when I can’t listen during the livestream keep uploading to Apple play and Spotify.

[@Saiyijon]

Every time Hancock and Carlson go on Rogan I have to watch it. When Carlson started talking a contact of his has a secret lab in the Maldives that's building an engine that runs on vibrations, I immediately thought of a group of conspiracy theorists. I like their archeology stuff though and a lot of it is worth exploring.

[@Aemond2024]

Wow didnt expect you to review this. So epic. I binged the whole series in 1 sitting last night. Amazing

[@peterb5235]

2:38 NOOOOO IT'S NOT BRIGHT SIDE IT'S BRIGHT INSIGHT! Bright side is what its initials imply... but Bright Insight is well thought out and logical. This is a super important difference !

[@davetherave7353]

Absolutely loved this series - Graham Hancock was fantastic on the JRE episodes this is a must for all ancient history buffs some amazing locations and "fingerprint of the gods" is a must read book

[@peterg9729]

A must read to gain an understanding of how cranks, grifters and snake oil salesmen work. Did hancock teach pfitzer?

[@keenfire8151]

I love Graham's content, but the netflix show was kind of garbage until the last episode. I was expecting more evidence type of reporting. Not selfie camera shots and dramatic music that lead to nothing. With all that complaining aside I want to see more.

[@Greenhead24]

The archeologists dont buy hancock theory is because they have been working there whole lives to uncover the truth and hancock is just a dude who gets excited by history

[@lordx5950]

MORE! I found these gentlemen years ago on Joe Rogan and they where so fascinating. I told my father about it n he told me he has been reading all his books for over 20 years. Look forward to seeing the future streams on the topic!

[@alexbiehn978]

Randall Carlson, Graham Hancock and Brien Foerster are awesome

[@WiredDragoon]

I remember watching a series of documentaries back when I was a boy, headed by Erich von Däniken. Really was fascinating stuff on ancient civilizations and stuff we couldn't explain.

[@miyoko_17]

MORE OF THIS!! Continue this series &/or this topic/discussion 🙌🏾 This is up my alley. I wasn't aware of Graham himself, but after watching the series & listening to you guys talk, I've been into his work all this time & just didn't know it was him. Now I'm more invested!

[@alec-kk1in]

been following graham hancock for 10+ years. so glad this is finally getting some attention. thank you joe rogan. The next part of the netflix series is going to get more into the Younger Dryas Impact Theory which i'm very excited for

[@dhulinko9904]

Wait, has a follow up series already been confirmed?

[@bruceyt6303]

I started watching this series when I came home from work late at night. It kept me up till early morning. So fascinating

[@LibraryOfChris]

I think the biggest disagreement between Graham and scholarship is his idea of civilization. Academia’s definition of civilization has at least 5 aspects government, architecture, writing system, agriculture, and specialized workers. No academics believe these things weren’t happening before the first civilization, it’s just Mesopotamia was the first place that incorporated all these things together to create the first civilization. Hancock never points to the food source for this civilization, the government of this civilization, their language, the places they would’ve gotten material for ships, tools, housing, etc. No one in academia is gonna take anyone seriously who’s saying “I definitely know a lost civilization existed and academics are hiding it” but doesn’t show any evidence for any of these things and when you ask him he says “that’s for the academics to find, I’m just a journalist”. Also, he’s trying to claim it’s “Atlantis” and everyone in academia and whoever has actually read Timeaus and Critias will laugh at that. It’s literally describing a huge war between Athens and Atlantis. Athens win the war against Atlantis and only Atlantis sinks, it’s not a global flood. Archeology shows Mesopotamia only came about 5000 years ago so it didn’t even exist, but there should be at least a few other civilizations that would have existed around the Ice Age to fight this huge war that took place not just one lost one like he claims. There should be evidence of this war and these different civilizations that participated, instead Hancock just limits it to 1 because he understands how absurd that would be and knows only academics will pickup on it. Finally, flood myths aren’t that big of a deal, academics have been telling everyone NY and California will be under water in the future for years now. Historically, we tend to live by the water because we need it to survive and fish is a good source of food. Our ancestors definitely dealt with flooding from the time we first evolved into Homo Sapiens all the way until now so it’s not very surprising we have flood myths.

[@seagramsfetzner4078]

Hey, if the ancient's had power over stones and sound, who's to say there's not an intergalactic war with a species that send the comets as weapons... maybe they're insect like...

[@clownofthetimes6727]

Graham Hancock sees things that are not there and then writes a book about it. He was fun when I was younger, but now I think he is just a scammer making money. Watch a video about him, watch him describe something and catch yourself thinking "huh". Not because you are not as smart as him. It`s because Hancock is trying to find the dots that link his theories together. Does that remind you of anyone?

[@chrisbingley]

Where is the trash? Under the North Sea, in area called Doggerland. Actual archeological evidence of humans living in an area that was flooded.

[@dylanlloyd-edwards5901]

It's The Exozone reborn! So grateful - as with others I love the pop culture and politics stuff but this is right in my wheelhouse too

[@jenniferst.george810]

I was thinking that too. I still hope what ever happened with DC he will join this group at some point

[@dylanlloyd-edwards5901]

@@jenniferst.george810 I was thinking the same

[@daerovius7535]

@@jenniferst.george810 Hope not, the guy's ego is way bigger than his track record... He's just as credible as Mike Zeroh by that point

[@jodyrogers4616]

Regarding the giants read the book series by Bryan Davis "Oracles of Fire". The author grew up reading C.S.Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. He based his book series on the Idea that dragons and giants existed prior to the flood and Dragons were allowed on the ark but were meant to protect Gods Chosen. Giants were Nephalim and the the whole series is a sort of sequal/prequal to the series "Dragons In Our Midst". The series uses biblical messages all throughout and follows an Aurthorian/Camelot story line that starts in modern times and has flashbacks to preflood and Camelot times.

[@eddiep.7559]

Awesome show. So excited for these deep dives. Cards on the table I’m a Christian that believes in the Bible’s accuracy. I do believe these worlds collide and it will be interesting to see this journey. There are a lot of really good Christian scientists who are doing amazing work as well. Especially the world wide flood (obviously) anyways, very cool series. Totally into it

[@michaelriddick7116]

We know NOTHING of the Ancient world and the arrogance we demonstrate is truly incredible :(

[@112Famine]

Didn't all of the ancient cultures believe in dragons? Long before travel between the ancient cultures was possible.

[@boba2783]

You should invite graham on your show he’s in need of funding and publicity and it would be bloody interesting

[@TheTexasStranger]

The first time I had seen Randall was on his first appearance on JRE. I've been hooked ever since. I'm glad you guys are doing this since it's a subject that is barely covered outside of Kosmographia. I'd like to hear your opinion on the competing theory that it was the Solar micro nova that caused the catastrophe and not an impact. Robert Schoch seems to be leaning in that direction, though Randall isn't entirely convinced of this. EDIT: Mothman took out a bridge. Sasquatch hasn't done anything like that. My money is on the Mothman. EDIT EDIT: The Great Unconformity has been shown across the globe. It's a geological mystery.

[@AUTISTIC_LEGAL_SYSTEM]

Remember I'm the beginning of Ghostbusters, the cards flying out of their drawers in the library? What percentage of our population even remembers what those were for and how they worked?

[@Dude_on_a_Map]

If we could only find something under sea level that could put this argument to rest permanently. I believe we might have progressed to our point of technology in the distant past but due to either meteor impact or natural disaster it got wiped out. If we did reach a point where we technically could of developed spacecraft our ancestors could be out there somewhere.

[@georgeyreynolds]

I agree. They were potentially the people who taught the newer civilisations about farming (again)? There is a lot of ancient imagery and carving which looks like flying crafts.

[@briansolo]

I watched the first 3 episodes and wasn't terribly impressed, to be honest. Just a lot of shots of Graham walking & standing, staring into the distance, and, "how old is it *really*," without excavation. I like the subject matter, but it wasn't terribly gripping of a presentation to me. That being said, it's nice that you've switched it up for this occasion

[@danield112]

To add to the bearded story. In romania there was a guy called zalmocsi who was a man with a bearded and come to teach the Daci... it's wild how many stories are the same.

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

Did he arrive on a boat with no sails or oars also?!

[@ryanparker4996]

Did he wear Green?

[@antitheist2000]

And have a "handbag" ?

[@ryanparker4996]

@@antitheist2000 thats where he keeps hos stash of magic herbs

[@t.o.double9497]

Gary, Garrett, and Guy with Glasses (I'm sorry) we need more vids on stuff like Ancient Aliens theory, the flood, Gobekli Tepe, Atlantis, etc. I enjoy your stuff Gary, but this content had me glued to KZbin. I knew you liked these subjects, but I didn't realize how much till I saw your excitement while talking about it. I spend a lot of my free time trying to learn more about these subjects and it's always nice hearing someone else talk about it who feels the same way. I've never watched one of your live vids completely more than once and I'm a third of the way thru my fourth time right now. I dont have access to Netflix anymore so I haven't been able to see the show yet. Until I can I'm trying to make sure I soak up as much info as you're able to give. Guy with glasses I'm sorry I dont know you're name. You're new to me, but if you do content like this I'm hoping to find you. Thank you guys the video was terrific

[@TylerLovesYou17]

Pretty sure his name is in the title boss

[@ryanwelch705]

Love this kind of content, if it devolops into the more mysterious and unexplained you could call the show, “What the hell is even that….”

[@SirRockatansky]

There is a series on Prime Video called The Days of Noah: The Flood that is worth watching.

[@EldritchDragoon]

I still really miss the Exo-Zone you and Doomcock did; I hope this becomes the next one.

[@benparker1822]

RE: Trash - the other question people forget is 'How much was biodegradable?' Consumables also break down and turn to dirt in a very short time. Bones in acid soil will break down. Leather? Forget finding anything like clothes after a couple centuries tops. Stuff that's not actively preserved or accidentally preserved will not be around after thousands of years to be found.

[@Charleroi92]

This is the podcast I've been waiting for!! And right on time for the gym too. Great surprise. Cheers for doing it Gary and 3/4rs and Adam

[@TragicPumpkin]

Dude. These guys need to go ghost hunting!

[@thegheymerz6353]

Please realize that for most people in the scientific community that using established knowledge is generally just a starting point for new theories. Its not just "the past is settled." It isnt. They know that. Thats why they are archaeologists, scientists, etc. But, completely upending a way of thinking also requires extraordinary evidence. They aren't trying to mind control you or keep their power. They want strong evidence. If you are going to change the paradigm and change the entire background of academia that is what is required to do it. You think suggesting new theories isnt going to be pushed back against? Of course it is. I say all this because there are un educated people that watch videos like this and think scientists are out to get them and exist in a power structure more like politicians where the complete opposite is true.

[@parisite99]

Bingo! Not sure why so many folks are into pseudo science.

[@3rdPartyIntervener]

Pfizer says "Hello."

[@daerovius7535]

That's r*tarded, they don't even try to look into it... If they were really open to new theories they would at elast give it a try...

[@thegheymerz6353]

@@daerovius7535 Im not sure if you understand how scientific grants are obtained so i will not try to talk down to you. Essentially "giving it a try 'is usually a matter of PHD students trying to get grant money for very expensive research. Getting those grants requires more than a hunch. And where Graham is upset is mainly due to the establishment being unwilling to fund those grants. The Archaeologists are also upset with Graham because, despite being a very intelligent man, he has no background in Archaeology. I understand both sides. But yes i agree they should be more open minded but being open minded costs money and sometimes leads nowhere.

[@AbberjamUK]

Modern Science: Puma Punku: Built by advanced technology? - "Don't be stupid, we follow universal evidence not the exception" Massive geographical scarring and thousands of independent civilisations world wide report a global flood thousands of years ago: "Don't be stupid, we don't follow universal evidence"

[@dee3368]

Jimmy's channel is bright insight... I recommend people check it out

[@jimbo9313]

Doing my part. Watched this whole stream then going over to Netflix later. I been waiting for this. Thanks and do more of these please. I remember when nerdrodic used to these kind of streams back in the day with doom.

[@TheFfd611]

I used to listen to Graham but then I listened to an archaeologist and realized he's a grifter. Check out World of Antiquity on KZbin.

[@diggerbones5292]

Quarter black! Nice ! Stumbled upon this… miss you on crowder. Glad to see you here.

[@peterfromaustria724]

Great and eye opening show!

[@donmongoose]

Was intrigued after catching a few of their segments on JR and ended up binging the whole 8 eps in one go. I'm still sceptical about some of the conclusions, but its really facinating and 100% something that needs to be discussed and further researched. History is a science and in science this is no absolute truth, only the truth we know at this point, until proven otherwise, so keep digging and looking forward to more of this.

[@LordFlashheart]

Such a great show. Just finished it.

[@MoparSmith1]

At 2:55:08 I thought Ohio not letting Graham film the searpent mound was one of most intriguing part of the series. Just like what Turkey and Egypt are doing. They don't want to dig too deep.

[@Eyes_Open]

He personally was not restricted. They just said no to a 4 day film shoot with a crew. Site has been studied.

[@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623]

This discussion needs a skeptic. Nerdrotic, Garett and Adam are all of the same mind and that creates an echo chamber. You're not getting proper discussion that way, only agreement.

[@kyanrinel5898]

lol. Where have you been the last two years? Gary’s panel streams have become echo-chambers since Ryan and Jeremy turned FNT into a political show. And with no more Doomcock, due to Ryan the racist insulting fans, this is what we’re stuck with

[@LeoH3L1]

The reason why ESTABLISHED academics don't like new information if it contradicts what they've built a career on is pretty obvious... it undermines them in every way, it shows the world that they are NOT the experts they portray themselves as, and that is a threat to their egos, which are often highly inflated, and it's a threat to their income, if they're no longer seen as the experts they like to pretend they are, then why would any university employ them?

[@davidbateleur8357]

pronounced Maldeeves

[@scottk1525]

3:32:28 *Archaeologists:* "where's the evidence of ancient civilizations??!!" *Gary:* "Go up to uh, Teotihuacan, Bolivia, like all the H blocks, all that crazy shit. Looks old." The KZbin science is settled. Nice work, Gary.

[@ShHeMiLeRe]

Graham Hancock either lies or is ignorant regarding the Antarctic why should I trust him regarding any other of his theories?

[@jasonbolin151]

There's a gentleman by the name of Stan Deyo That had rendered a computer model of what the Earth would look like with a percentage of the water removed. To demonstrate how most of the our current day landmasses was connected To help prove a hypothesis of shared architectural knowledge, such as Pyramid building.

[@peterg9729]

Landbridges due to lower sea levels are not new. They're not some amazing secret which these nuts personally discovered. Just because the US education system is the worst in the World doesn't mean the rest of us lack basic knowledge.

[@draconiusdracen836]

Jimmy from Bright Insight makes a compelling case for the eye of the Sahara is the location of Atlantis. You should check it out. It's a 3 part about 4 years ago.

[@JNash317]

This chat is very smart. They know about the black stone. There is a blackstone in the center of the cube in Mecca; there are blackstones around the pyramids of Giza; there is the black stone that surrounded this earth over 12,000 years ago. And Then! and then, if you really want to go deep into the powers that run this world, look into Blackstone the Corporation. Cheers

[@arwenstrong2818]

This was an awesome show, I'd love to see more in the future! Have you guys ever heard of Robert Sepher? He's an independent archeologist and his KZbin content is phenomenal, especially his videos on universal ancient symbols and how they point to an ancestor culture. Not to mention his speculations on Out of Africa theory vs. Out of Atlantis theory are fascinating. He also discusses Cro Magnon Man who just appeared in the fossil record 35,000 years ago and who is indistinguishable from modern native Europeans.

[@Roy_mustang7]

I've spotted a giant like human neck tall on all fours sized hound on my driveway staring at me once in almost total darkness while smoking outside. After staring for a minute at each other, I stood up and clapped my hands cause I was honestly getting anxious and was trying to get it to go away. It looked at me for a few more moments after the loud clapping and it turned around in a human like pattern, walked down the left side of my driveway pavement perfectly in line, no grass touched, cuts left past my mailbox and up another driveway back into the woods. Wtf did I see?