Graham Hancock on What Could Be HIDDEN In Antarctica

[@richs.1395]

Shout out to Andrew for letting specials needs children cut his hair

[@rankoutsider1977]

It’s a shocking haircut totally 😂

[@lindacolburn7445]

Look at you goofy

[@dickcnormis1444]

He looks like a colon cowboy with that Stacie and haircut

[@theduckfromthejoke152]

Maybe the pyramids were built by trolls. It's weird because trolls aren't really known for their haircuts but... I mean I guess the ones on top of your pencil... Do you have a little u on top of your pencil? 😁😁😁

[@germanicelt]

This haircut is called a 'step' and was trendy back in 1984.

[@JR3714]

A favorite curiosity about Antarctica is the Piri Reis map, which displays it without ice on it, including a mountain range that we now know is there.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Have you ever seen an image of the Piri Reis map? It kind of blends Australia & Antarctica as one super continent. Still there’s no doubt in my mind that other civilizations crossed oceans.

[@thejeremymotley]

@@r.williamcomm7693 australia isnt even on the map lmao what are you on about

[@milehigheffects]

Piri reis interpretation is always skewed. The continent at the bottom is actually the east side of South America and they just fit it at the bottom. It’s as simple as that.

[@milehigheffects]

The Falkland Islands is even shown. Look at it from that perspective and everything becomes clear.

[@thejeremymotley]

@@milehigheffects except the coastline matches perfectly to the landmass 400m below the water. you can even see it on modern google earth, the lighter blue areas off of certain coasts used to be travelable land. most obvious near indonesia, florida, between alaska and russia, the uk as well as the southern tip of south america

[@Akon-D]

I love Graham Hancock, so glad he's still at it. Screw main stream, can't admit they were wrong at times

[@samuelclemens8361]

Yes! They still refuse to admit that the Earth is flat even though the evidence is clearly all over the internet

[@followthefocusofficial]

​@@samuelclemens8361You're not as clever or cool as you think you sound. Fool.

[@friarnewborg9213]

"Main Stream" = is really the LIE Stream

[@Yamyatos]

You realise Graham Hancock is a fraud that has been debunked on pretty much every word that comes out of his mouth? He paints you a picture of archeologists and scientists in general being incompetent, created mysteries where there are none, just to show up as the hero who solves it, because he is such a critical thinker. Which would be cool. If he didnt actively disguise the scientific consensus to tell you a story thats not supported by science at all, to solve mysteries where there are none. He also causes actual harm with that. In his Netflix show, just to name one of *many* such problems, he suggested that there are some underground pyramid chambers in a mountain. Some gullible government officials believed him and began excavations using civillians to help. All this did is harm the *actual* site there, while all it would have taken to check what's down there is take a look at the actual research. It's lava tubes. Which isnt uncommon there at all. The shapes he 3D modelled in his little presentation also dont match the actual shape of any of the lava tubes scans can make out. There is no 3 rooms, and the surfaces are not straight enough to comfortably stand there. Not to mention.. he knows this. The actual data he showed was *edited* to hide the "lava tubes" comment that was already on there. You are being lied to, and you enjoy it. Do some critical thinking of your own, instead of falling for conmen.

[@STOPSYPHER]

@@samuelclemens8361 I think you got the wrong idea lol

[@stephendouglas714]

There's an even simpler explanation to the shifts in Tectonic plates. The Atlantic Rift is currently moving apart at 4-6 inches per annum. What if the account of Genesis 10 is accurate, where it talks about a man named "Peleg," whose name meant "division," making reference to the fact, in his life, the land divided. What if the plates moved, catastrophically, separating the Pangaean land mass into what we saw today in less than 200 years? Such a geological event is mentioned for that time and could explain the "flash-frozen" Alps where "Otzi," the frozen man from the Bronze age, as he was found with a bronze ax, wasn't dressed for really cold weather, but somehow found himself in a place, 5200 years ago per carbon dating, where he would die from exposure, and maybe his arrow wound, to then be permanently frozen to later be discovered in the 1990s, having never thawed out prior to the warmth that exposed him to hikers, which also corresponds to the time when the Andes mountains in Chile contain "flash-frozen" Meadows under snow and ice that covered grassland before it could turn brown from seasonal frost, etc.

[@jkreimborg]

You’re reaching so far it hurts my head .

[@seeya101oliASWHDFIL]

@@jkreimborgYou obviously don’t read many scientific papers. Talk about reaching. You just like to be lied to by those with specific credentials.

[@jkreimborg]

@@seeya101oliASWHDFIL Don’t you think he’s inventing a theory. And you , inventing a theory about how I don’t read science papers

[@Gamegodz76]

@@jkreimborgyou clearly don’t….

[@lincolnbadger5705]

There is a train of thought atm that the seizmic trucks or earthquake machines and the volcanic events are to bring back flash tectonic shift to create another pangea..

[@The_Sunset_King]

That would be crazy if Graham Hancock visited an ancient site just to uncover a portrait of himself

[@noodlesgalore9286]

Would it be modern Graham Hancock or Grahams dressed up in Jesus cloth?

[@nicknapier2950]

The plot thickens

[@evanbarcells1371]

How many doppelgangers exist?

[@gregorygant4242]

Sounds like John Hancock to me !

[@vinyvinycocopuffpassittomenow]

@@evanbarcells1371lmao I just met mine last night at work and got a pic.

[@maysonrello1041]

I swear this man is doing more positive and productive things for our history than 90% of archeoligist out there..... 1st) he doesnt have an agenda to abide by(which id say is a good start) 2nd) he has an open mind, and isnt afraid to admit if he's wrong or has changed his mind on a theory, (which he does in this video) 3rd) he doesnt give a shit who ends up being right or wrong and at the.end of the day is just passionate ab his work and just wants to know the truth of our history just as much as we all do. Its so counterintuitive to me how so many archeoligist have gone along and supress new shit we find bcuz they dont wanna lose their job. If ur knowingly and continually giving the same.wrong story, then wtf are u even doing it for????

[@vorpalblades]

His agenda is to sell his shit.

[@zombie-xj7gc]

Aren't you the idiot

[@maysonrello1041]

@mind5403 trust me my friend, I'm well aware of what archeologist do. Its funny u say there's "tons who debunk him". Well if u knew so much ab him you'd know that HES NOT AN ARCHEOLIGIST and has never claimed to be. He is an author and journalist which is why he makes it abundantly clear all of his info is THEORIES. and obviously good theories or he wouldn't resonate with SO MANY ppl. Unlike your "archeologist who still push the fact that civilization began around 6000 years ago when there is overwhelmingly proof that is not correct, yet choose to not even entertain ppl like graham handcock.

[@Slipperygecko390]

@@maysonrello1041 " I'm well aware of what archeologist do" No you aren't, you've taken Graham and other's word as to what archeologists do. You actually have no idea and have never looked further than what Graham has told you. Try looking into genuine Archeology please. See what they actually do and how they conduct their research. Look into David J. Meltzer for starters, he works in the time frame the Graham is focused on and will give you an idea of what WE DO KNOW about America during the Ice Age. As for Graham. "his theory's resonate with SO MANY ppl" So does the Quran and the Bible dude, that is not a good reason. Yes he only tells story's, but he uses his platform of telling story's to talk shit about archeologists who work extremely hard and get paid fuck all and actually get their hands dirty and find things. Graham slanders these guys all day long and tells people like you that he is "more positive and productive things for our history than 90% of archeoligist out there" when he bloody well isn't doing anything at all for history he is actively damaging the reputation of the people who actually work very hard to discover things.

[@joshuawoolridge8378]

​@@maysonrello1041 The only reason he resonates with so many people is he is taking advantage of our distrust of any authority and our want to be part of the "secret truth". If you knew anything about science you would know that scientest routinely change their minds when new EVIDENCE is uncovered. Archeologists have nothing to gain whether the pyramids were built 5000 or 50000 years ago. It is people like him who have something to gain by putting out his work which are his books and films. I'm all for a good conspiracy, but you have to look at who is actually profiting.

[@carljensen5730]

I love that Graham Hancock lets the evidence lead where it may. He doesn't get caught up in ego as do most so-called "experts".

[@TheMissiIe]

Bit he does.. there's absolutely ZERO evidence for advanced technology 12500 years ago, but all he does is claim that eating mushrooms gave these people psychic abilities to move stone. Pure pseudo-science

[@patrickmontie9583]

What evidence? 😂😂😂

[@eddieogun]

​@@patrickmontie9583😂😂😂😂😂 they let regular ass humans tell them about stuff that supposedly happened thousands of years ago😂😂😂😂😂 this world is majority special needs lol

[@danielamarasinghe9631]

@@patrickmontie9583zero evidence. Hilarious isnt it?

[@chrisearle1542]

That's not what he does. What he does is called conclusion shopping.

[@jonbarbour6771]

Graham is really good at maintaining his focus when people are interrupting him. He's the guest, let him speak, geez.

[@Issy-xz1xj]

it's just a shame he is talking total bollocks...

[@brewtal85]

@@Issy-xz1xj you know exactly what caused those environmental effects 13,000 years ago because you were there ?

[@Issy-xz1xj]

@@brewtal85 lol what if I said yes? No I don't, but neither was Graham. Until he presents an evidenced argument, backed up by actual scientific data that is peer reviewed and verified, I will continue to think he is talking bollocks.

[@Severinate]

Hancock is the epitome of ‘I don’t know, but I’ll have a fookin good look.’ Love hearing him talk.

[@markb3786]

Or , "I don't know but I'll have a fookin new book to market quick"

[@alexsetterington3142]

Do you mean "I'll make up a fookin story"

[@michaelranieri.29]

The epitome of a truly educated mind.... that's the only way to do it. Start with "I don't know" and then apply that to, "I don't know if the current system is the most accurate/best, so I'll investigate and dig." Simple, but schools don't teach these "intellects" how to say "I don't fookin know."

[@pargolf3158]

@@alexsetterington3142 Bloody L.

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@markb3786rather read that than some satanic Hollywood shit

[@korodski]

They should just have on every guest that Rogan does

[@Spaltyslife]

They would do even better

[@portcreditswag]

@@Spaltyslife rogan hit it first

[@biozio186]

That's what he does

[@jackinthebox301]

This isn't nearly as big of a dig as you seem to think it is. Everyone promoting something wants to be on Rogan. Joe gets first dibs on all the cool people. Just enjoy the different perspectives

[@mattmattmatt2683]

​@@biozio186That's what they all do.

[@MikeG-nr4pe]

Their is zero chance these guys are retaining all of this information 😂

[@abhishekchavhan2018]

they are, you're not.

[@ANTIStraussian]

Good

[@cjason123]

What information? He's just repeatedly talking about the possibility of a green Antarctica with a buncha 'what if' scenarios 😂

[@burtknighten4438]

​@cjason123 and backs up these theories with information. Do you know what information means? You skeptic types are just intellectually lazy. Like you can't get more lazy. Skeptics don't make huge discoveries. The discoveries are made by those the skeptics laugh at. It's sheep mentality, and certainly not worth being proud of since you've never had an original thought, or formed YOUR OWN opinion.

[@ANTIStraussian]

@joemaxwell6826 the made up ramblings

[@robertmiller1299]

Trip to Antarctica a ‘truly cool experience’ - indeed!

[@velvetindigonight]

Chuckle chuckle.......!

[@0319207220]

But does he know about “the heavies”?

[@robwaters8848]

He's not saying, but we're reading between the lines, it's 100 percent the: ( . )( . )

[@bradkeating3869]

😂

[@kyleheard8433]

Look into those heavies. Crazy story.

[@stevesparrow5394]

Yeah bro, we don't care what's under three miles of ice, we just want to know what's under that 1/32 of an inch of fabric😂

[@ThumbDr]

Ugh I hate that I actually care about the heavies at all and I’m not 100% invested into what’s under Antarctic ice. Why tf do I have these evolutionary human traits damnit 🥲🥲🥲

[@brunesi]

This section is barely unwatchable. This is a host that does not know to keep silent when experts are elaborating. Even Mr Hancock got tense by that.

[@fredricksmith8760]

F****! I HATE when Adam does that, he's a NARCISSIST!!

[@jorgecolorado7189]

What’s the place called in Colombia at min 9:52?

[@mauriciolopez2555]

Serrania de la Lindosa, Colombia

[@Springbok295]

I have a palm-sized sample of a fossilized tree that dates back to the Triassic Period (200-250 million years old). A classmate went on a Geological trip down to Antarctica back in '85 to collect ice core samples and collected pieces of fossilized vegetation while he was there.

[@timothyblazer1749]

Sure...i have an entire bucket of fossilized wood on my back porch. Common as gravel here. The problem is "when was the Antarctic ice free?", because old maps seem to indicate the ancients knew about the continent, and mapped it as ice free.

[@jamesseeker1538]

Try to break it open. Could be fossilized poop lol

[@germanicelt]

I think they are way over stating the age of fossils.

[@harryricochet8134]

@@germanicelt Meh, I have a vehicle outside my house with a tank full of liquefied fossils which when burnt cause it to travel

[@germanicelt]

@@harryricochet8134 Congrats

[@bevanlategan5261]

Andrew was fighting for his life at some points in this clip.

[@jacobgagnon1820]

Wtf Re these emojis lmao

[@ponypony1]

​@@jacobgagnon1820Emojis where are these from?

[@muckaboi2351]

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[@NowThatsALongBall]

Love when I click on a 12 minute video and they spend the entire time not even talking about the topic in the title.

[@vitordesantana4552]

Right!?

[@blxkguy3350]

Thank u

[@marcokite]

You speak for us all

[@richvarga]

I'm presently 3 minutes in and there goes my hopes that this comes back around! 😂

[@DaveO69]

Just another piece of click bate. Sorry, thumbs down. Next time, try not the bullshit us with a catchy title. Though I admit that I really enjoyed the discussion.

[@TijdboekLuMens]

"Graham Hancock on What Could Be HIDDEN In Antarctica " Must have missed that part

[@spfadden082711]

I love how Andrew is all in on this stuff

[@Charlie-do6wv]

You don't have to go back 90 million years to know that earths climate was a tropical rainforest worldwide. It was that way until the first iceage, since then we've had polar caps.

[@germanicelt]

Since the comet that changed the planet.

[@snoopsdoggsgrandpa241]

The earth is not that old everything you been told is a lie

[@ZeroOne46]

It was only 4000 yrs ago since we started having seasonal weather, contrary to popular belief. It was an explosion from the earth that shifted it off its axis. It was also the first time it rained on earth and it caused a global flood. The earth was watered by a mist before this. Seasons began with the biblical flood. It was man's inventions that caused it, not an asteroid as is also popular belief today.

[@DrTinyToff]

​@@snoopsdoggsgrandpa241 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bigbilly-ms9bn]

​@@snoopsdoggsgrandpa241🤡🤡

[@ryanleemartin7758]

This is great. Off topic. I can't be the only one that finds it obnoxious when someone throws an arm around the back of the couch into the other person's space. Hate that! Great to see Graham on here!

[@Flistered]

Relax Karen. Everybody is being respectful and I'm sure had somebody mentioned their personal bubble it would have been respected.

[@iandixon9675]

@@Flistered definitely a Karen 🤦‍♂️

[@jackinthebox301]

Maybe, just maybe, not everyone has personal space issues.

[@HaxbyHaxby]

Hate when people spit why they speak, now that's not good 😂

[@HaxbyHaxby]

@@Flistered omg there's some people in this world so serious 🤣 get a grip there's nothing serious about what I've said, but clearly you spit on people 🤣

[@marcusgomez1372]

bro is annoyed shulz is trying to act smart

[@sm3dium]

The way he was trying to mimic his hands when he was explaining the earths crust and core😅 looked goofy bruh

[@btwagency]

I felt shulz a little out of place too

[@alexk3604]

Seemed to me that Graham was trying to explain a complex theory and got annoyed cuz Andrew kept interrupting by trying to get a word in

[@sanyagom]

Schulz is pretty smart actually. I would.. nevermind

[@Mistershlee]

Every interview with anyone intelegent ​@@btwagency

[@jonwesley6455]

Andrew - Can I talk, now? Graham - NO. You wait your turn.

[@jigglypuff57puff55]

Lovecraft wrote a book in 1930's called "At the Mountains of Madness". Its about finding a lost alien civilization under the ice of Antarctica. Good reading. 👍

[@gregmatthews7360]

You don't have to go back 90 million years to when Antarctica was not covered in ice, you only have to go back as far as the Piri Reis map - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_Reis_map, for which the best guess is that Piri Reis copied forward older maps, but 'how old', no one really knows.

[@starscream007]

It’s not a guess, he did make the map based on around 20 much older maps whose first meridian was around Alexandria in Egypt. I read a book about it (Maps of The Ancient Sea Kings that was mentioned in the video) where a group of geographers researched how the map was made and there is not a single place on the map that has deviation more than 3.5-4 degrees from our satellite maps which is remarkably accurate for a 500 years old map based on the maps that could be a few thousand years old.

[@trout3685]

The sources available to Piri Reis would have primarily consisted of maps and geographical texts from the period closer to his own time (early 16th century) and the preceding centuries. These sources would have included navigational charts, portolan maps, travel accounts, and other contemporary cartographic works.

[@trout3685]

​@@starscream007Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings" is a fringe theory that proposes the existence of highly advanced ancient civilizations with advanced cartographic knowledge. However, it is not widely accepted by mainstream scholars and historians, who attribute the accuracy of ancient maps to a combination of various factors and do not support the claim of highly advanced prehistoric seafaring civilizations.

[@jonhall2274]

Just because people mention "ancient advanced civilization" doesn't mean they were more advanced than we currently are. Besides, it is fact that there were ancient civilizations that were better seafaring than European civilization during those times. As the Polynesian were masters at seafaring, and had FAR BETTER navigational ability than ANY European/African/Asian civilizations, to the point, even today, we STILL don't understand how they were able to navigate with near pinpoint accuracy like they were able to. So advanced seafaring ancient civilizations isnt just an apparent "fringe theory", its a literal fact.🤷

[@Raverraver9999]

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[@lance8730]

Have you not seen ice age continental drift. It was the squirrel

[@gustavo-gs6jy]

Lmaoo

[@Tokyo_Gaijin]

Nostalgic. Thanks 👍

[@dewmontain123]

Hilarious so funny you should be a comedian. Its so easy everybody is doing it. "Whats your writing process like?"

[@lance8730]

@@dewmontain123 don't know if you're serious or patronizing lol. But yes I am pretty fucking funny most of the time.

[@Tokyo_Gaijin]

@@dewmontain123 I want to bet you’re under the age of 18. If so, forgiving for your comment. If not, that’s an embarrassing comment by an adult.

[@ThunderMonkey28]

Maybe “the heavies” caused the younger dryas impact by creating such a huge gravitational field 🤔

[@jayw7996]

Micro nova from our sun unlocked the crust. Happens every 12,000 years.

[@haknys]

This guy is debunked so many times, its not even funny anymore. But he is a great storyteller.

[@ehsanrahee7411]

@@haknys I think that's why he's careful with how he explains and talks in this. I also think a lot of it is more to do with proving SOMETHING to keep your career alive. So finding a niche to break open (so to speak) is a very high risk, high reward task.

[@TalmudElite]

@@haknys”Debunked” eh? You sure about that?

[@hermestrismagistos3145]

@@haknys When was he debunked ? How was he debunked ? Pretty sure he's debunked more than he been debunked. What him and Robert Schoch discovered about the Sphinx is a great example of him debunking the majority of Egyptologists. I gave an example, where's yours ?

[@andycroucheaux4568]

I like listening Mr Hancock but i'm of the belief that Ben Davidson's site , Suspicious Oserverser's is right on track with his 12 to 13,000 year catastrophe cycle. Very compelling.

[@TimEisnear-l2x]

What about the ancient maps that show Antarctica coast line, rivers, mountains? How did humans get those maps, if it's always been covered in ice?

[@debpratt52]

That suggests that in the rather recent history, it was not covered in ice, right?

[@TimEisnear-l2x]

@@debpratt52 That's what it seems... The maps were compiled from earlier maps... perhaps it was uncovered 4,000-5,000 years ago.

[@tchrisou812]

You guys picked a great guest imo.

[@livinglife1089]

They get all the guests Rogan gets

[@gustavo-gs6jy]

@@lauren.m126I’ve been a follower of Graham for over 10 years, he ain’t CIA fam. There’s a reason why mainstream has always been trying to cancel him

[@jonhall2274]

@laureeezyy So do you overly paranoid conspiratards just think 99.999999% of the entire world is a "federal agent/CIA/fbi/deep state/iLLuMiNaTi" and everyone is trying to "suppress some secret" even though 98% of the "secrets" have literally zero affect on society? Its like you just think you're in some imaginary movie, with you being a "main character", with everyone else being " A secret spy made to thwart you from telling everyone your" schizophrenic induced "TrUtH". Its so amazing to me how confident sub-70 iQ'd, smooth brained, mouth breathing morons are in their retardation. Would actually be hilarious too, if you guys didn't vote &/or drive on the roads, endangering the non-retarded portions of the population.😂😆😂

[@ToddiusMaximus]

@@gustavo-gs6jyexactly

[@haydenh3217]

@@gustavo-gs6jybut he recently got Netflix show? Could he have turned?

[@Copenator333]

Could a comet impact change the rate the earth rotates to faster (or slower) than the current 24 hour cycle? Or even change the rotational direction or pole position?

[@seanguzy9601]

No, well maybe 5 or 600 HUGE impacts at the same time, or like a bullet speading up a pool ball.

[@WinzigKoch]

No. It will be like slowing down a tank by throwing a golf ball at it

[@JohnAndrewNoftsinger3rd]

Big anuff one would kill all life in minutes ! 2-3 mountain size asteroids hit earth at 20,000 MPh would kill millions ! All depends on where it hits .

[@Raouldip]

you have to drink every time he says 'Fingerprints of the Gods'

[@VegLuv]

I take 2 for every "Younger driad".

[@alexpowers5117]

Na I don’t like it when iam getting told what the do I take a drink whenever iam ready And iam ready

[@Darkice77]

Some company did a Lidar of Antarctica. You can see everything under the snow and ice now.

[@colonelwatts]

I like that after G.Hancock explained in detail why the asteroids caused the cold & warm reactions, the guy on the end then confidently asks "so why did one make things colder and the other hotter?"

[@AmericanIlluminati]

I like how the guest isn’t letting the host interrupt him. I hate when guests come on shows & start getting into the meat of what they’re talking about, the host asks a stupid question derailing the guest. They never go back & finish what they were speaking on either which just leaves a cliff hanger.

[@alainportant6412]

the guest doesnt answer the question and is dicking around

[@quinnrobson6239]

Thank god for the other three guys on the panel and their significant contributions

[@ramOahi]

😂

[@kingdavid5932]

Not much you can get in when the conversation being had is on a hypothetical that most likely is a fake narrative

[@ReverendLloyd]

🤣🤣🤣

[@drockopotamus1]

@@kingdavid5932 lol tell us you didn't listen to it without telling us you didn't listen to it.

[@melfreitas1290]

​@@kingdavid5932Queendavid, wake tf up

[@M-Anfield-G-A]

A cycle of magnetic pole shifts can also explain this. Which is scary because it would mean we are due.

[@Jcom3030]

@suspicious0bservers

[@ArnulfoCera]

Hancock since Coast to Coast with Art and even George of course has always been so fascinating ..

[@LamiNalchor]

Why are some videos not possible to put into a playlist?

[@alexk3604]

Big Archaeology doesn't want you to have this in your playlist

[@LamiNalchor]

@@alexk3604 Well, this is a new thing on KZbin and I have no idea what it means.

[@jimbeam-ru1my]

you gotta respect schulz commitment to comedy with that haircut.

[@evanbarcells1371]

Seems the majority of truth seekers go hand in hand with comedy. Appreciate these guys breaking into deep dives on popular topics to expose secrets

[@hermestrismagistos3145]

Comedy is funnier when it's true

[@1inchpunisher715]

​@@hermestrismagistos3145facts lol

[@beerious8392]

Comedy is often just pointing out true things that nobody wants to admit. Much like Hancock.

[@trout3685]

"Secrets" lol you people are nutty.

[@jasonpierce8552]

Alot of comedians are intelligent people who don't work the "normal" 9-5. This allows them the opportunity to think and question things that we are being told is truth, but don't really seem to add up or make sense when securitized closely. Graham is a good example of a true scientist who refuses to simply get in line, don't ask questions and do as your told. Unfortunately, nowadays in the scientific community, questioning current theories isn't allowed and essentially gets you black balled and label a quack/conspiracy theorist.

[@BillMausart]

Love hearing the thoughts about the crust displacement theory- I was also thinking that, given this type of vast time frame, shouldn't general plate tectonics also be considered a mechanism that shifted Antartica from one climate zone to another? -it's shifting continents in a measurable way now, as we speak, so why not consider that it may not have been a big event that shifted things quickly (in geographic terms) and not simply attribute the shift to the slow movement of the plates on the liquid mantle, which we know is happening? Either way- fascinating to think about and hearing about the real science and math thats figuring this stuff out. My theories are based on science fiction critical thinking with no real math to back it up, so I love hearing what real scientists are learning as we all figure out these things:)

[@ramblle]

Guys listen to how he says better at 5:25. Is he faking his accent?

[@rosehernandez1891]

😂

[@chastonburke6558]

That forest had a CO2 level that was over 2000 parts per million. Today people are freaking out about 400 parts per million. Plants die if it falls under 200 parts per million. Something to think about.

[@chastonburke6558]

@joemaxwell6826 you are aware that the dinosaurs weren't driving SUV's or burning fossil fuels, right?

[@chastonburke6558]

@joemaxwell6826 really? I don't think you understand how it works. Higher levels of CO2 causes more vegetation. Plants release oxygen. Elementary science my friend. The point is the climate has always changed. Extinction inducing events have and will continue to occur. Mitigation is a better strategy than an authoritarian government controlling people's lives over something that is inevitable. Unless you want to start geo-engineering the planet. The risks from that are worse than the risks from climate change.

[@bjsmith5444]

Graham Hancock is amazing. It's incredible how he's been ostracised by the scientific community. Just like any big institution, they don't like dissent - I know how that feels. I was lucky enough to meet him in Turkey about 20 years ago and he listened with great interest to my theories concerning how hieroglyphics at Gobleki Tepe spelt out lyrics of songs later made famous by The Everly Brothers.

[@moondawg3693]

Tears.... can't catch breath... so fucking hilarious

[@Zarakikenpachi69420]

​@@moondawg3693I pity you

[@moondawg3693]

@@Zarakikenpachi69420 LOL Fool !

[@therealryanbeach]

Wait... what?? 😂

[@hanselmansell7555]

He's a grifter, pure and simple.

[@Nicholas_Logan]

I have been a follower & supporter of Graham Hancock's since about 1995-6, and it thrills me to no end to see him not only giving his critics their comeuppance, but FINALLY getting his just due by being the "in" far-ancient Earth guy that is making the rounds on all the top podcasts, etc. 😁🤘🏼💙

[@kev3d]

He's full of shit. His "theories" are garbage.

[@alane3985]

Dang you're old

[@colleenwerth6350]

I am still reading the Fingerprints of the Gods since its publication in 1995. It's in pieces now.

[@xerxlugner5361]

My condolences that you've spent about 25 yearsfollowing a wackjob about his theories with 0 evidence

[@Goochy129]

Do you know what comeuppance means?

[@MindFusion-ij1xl]

Interesting. Hancock explains a comet impact shifted the SURFACE of the Earth (presumably a liquid point at the mantle) and you can visualize how this could happen: The comet strikes the Earth at a steep but not too steep, angle. Like spinning a basketball on your finger, the comets mass was spread out a bit (not just one chunk, but many smaller chunks from the same direction, thus striking all together in one direction) so it does not just pierce the crust, it pushes the crust even though most of the Earth is much, much, much heavier than the crust. So, the crust of the Earth reacts as a basketball would when you thwack it with your finger- but the water inside the basketball (representing the mass of the Earth disconnected from the crust with hot magma) does not alter course. Thus, you get Antarctica where, say, Brasil is, and it is a jungle out there.

[@callapygian]

where can we see the entire interview??

[@johnhorner1969]

Sometimes it’s impossible for me to overlook the fact that Andrew looks like somebody who spent time on Epstein island.

[@United_ireland_32]

Who

[@kevheeley83]

He looks like a nazi soldier ha

[@demarsouthard3620]

Who writes the titles for your videos? This has nothing to do with what's hidden in Antarctica. Click bait.

[@donaldlong1764]

Tony Beets is a gold miner in the Yukon that found a skull with tusk intact of a wooly mammoth

[@buda3d2007]

he ate the meat to.

[@at7523]

There is a huge oil reservoir under the continent of Antarctica that’s why the uk went to war with Argentina (over the Falkland Islands), the uk own a slice of the reservoir.

[@ericlandry7890]

North America Australia and Antarctica were once connected this is a fact obviously millions of years ago but one shouldn't be shocked by the landscape being eerily similar to other continents

[@blockwriters5728]

Pangea

[@wizpsy4051]

Wrong wrong.......... About 200 million years ago Pangaea broke into two new continents Laurasia and Gondwanaland. Laurasia was made of the present day continents of North America (Greenland), Europe, and Asia. Gondwanaland was made of the present day continents of Antarctica, Australia, South America.

[@MrLeoMessio]

Love listening to Graham Hancock

[@josephbarth2714]

Sure , but why did Graham do this interview with this clown, he wears costumes and is a nutcase

[@josephbarth2714]

Graham hurt his reputation by appearing on this flake's program, the guy is a clown wearing costumes

[@intothebeyond8763]

I think there's miss information that we've been taught in school so we don't question things. Antarctica is one of them . Ever since Hitler went down there looking for whatever it was he was looking for the worlds governments have been trying to keep it under raps and have been doing so for the last 80 years.

[@blackngoldfacenope93]

I'm pretty sure that guys just poopin

[@kev3d]

Ice and Penguins. That's about it.

[@Lockoutbaby]

“They” hiding something. You’re simply not allowed to explore

[@davidking913]

@intothebeyond8763 The Nazis established a whale hunting camp to obtain whale oil, because they couldn't buy it from Norway during the war. It was abandoned in 1945 for obvious reasons.

[@volshebny]

I wish someone would ask Graham Hancock this question: "Which theory is more plausible... the Earth-crust Displacement Hypothesis or the Cataclysmic Pole Shift Hypothesis? Could they BOTH be accountable for the explanation for 2-mile thick sheet of ice on North America and Europe while at the same time it would go a long way to explain how Antarctica could've been (sub)tropical?

[@chizzlemo3094]

the earth's "skin" does not need to move, the magnetic poles move 30-50 miles per year, they have moved 1,300 miles since Victorian times. The north pole is moving towards Siberia, I think this explains the current warming of permafrost for the first time in 35,000 years. So there could easily have been say a 250,000 year old window in which Antarctica was habitable

[@cherylcuthbertson5406]

Love Graham Hancock. He always makes so much sense.

[@robertelliott2026]

AHAHAHA!! HAHAHA!! HAHAHA!!

[@drockopotamus1]

@@robertelliott2026 You seem a bit triggered. You doing OK there bud?

[@robertelliott2026]

@@drockopotamus1 I'm 100% OK!! I just don't understand why morons think this guy is some kind of authority on archaeology, when real archaeologists who do the actual leg work and get NO recognition! I bet that without Google most of them have no idea who found Gobleki Tepe, but this charlatan will be forever linked to possibly one of the most scientifically important dig sites because of his personal incredulity that hunter/gatherers couldn't possibly know how to stack stone on top of each other or knowing that hitting a soft rock with a hard rock can lead to dolmen and menhirs!! I understand that he needs to sell books, because that's what fantasy authors do like George R.R Martin!

[@Jakelol1980]

😂😂😂

[@shivanisarahfox5499]

Graham is such a legend.

[@cappy2282]

I checked every square inch of Antarctica personally and i can safely say..."Aliens bro!"

[@babuvangu7220]

Did you do that in your mommy.s freezer?

[@artnardone]

You could miss 4 minutes and you would not miss a beat.

[@tamarastumperger]

You know what, I see these pyramids everywhere. Did Mr.Graham ever mentioned Bosnian pyramids, claimed to be more precise then Gizprecise

[@tobystewart4403]

The idea that a comet striking an ice cap would result in floods of liquid water is extremely hard to comprehend, once you stop and think about the nature of water. We all know liquid water only exists between the temperatures of 0 and 100 degrees c. So, in order to create a huge flood of liquid water, a comet would somehow need to melt water to less than 100 degrees, or else it must boil it into steam, creating vast clouds of gas. How could that possibly work? Even if you take an ice cube of very small size, the heat required to melt it quickly must result in steam, rather than liquid. The speed with which ice can be rendered into liquid instead of gas is inherently proportional to the mass of ice. The faster it happens, the more gas, and less liquid, you get. It is also inherently unlikely that a comet would strike the earth, relative to the probability that it would pass the earth in relatively close proximity. It's the difference between hitting a dart board with a bullseye, rather than just hitting somewhere on the board, outside the bullseye. We know the earth is essentially a huge magnet, and so if a large body passed close by, and it were also magnetic, then it would be reasonable to assume that the earth would tilt as the magnets interacted in empty space, the way magnets do, when they pass close to each other. Such a shift and tilt would generate huge floods, vast tidal waves, as the oceans followed the momentum of the earths rotation while the earth titled sharply on its magnetic axis. Tidal waves like that could melt ice sheets, without turning them to steam, in the same way putting an ice cube under a stream of tap water rapidly converts the solid water to liquid. Anyway, fascinating discussion.

[@yvezf]

Let me just say to Andrew: When I first watched your improv videos i thought you were extraordinarily witty and a pretty funny upcoming comic. And when y’all started doing Flagrant and bringing on guests to shoot the shits with I got bored most of the episodes because they didn’t go deep enough into truths about life and society. But lately I’ve noticed Andrew becoming more righteous in his opinions and beliefs and I’ve noticed that he is actually very well aware of what goes on behind the scenes and is smart enough to not bite the hand that feeds him. He very well seems like the type of character to wait until the right place and right time to start speaking the reality. So cheers Andrew congrats on your success these past years. I see no reason to hate on a man just trying to build his legacy. Also ngl your indian side kick has ZERO sense of righteousness when he takes the stage. He comes across as extremely dislikable. BUT he definitely has what it takes to be an elite comedian BUT that is only if he sinks into himself i.e. (acceptance of Jungian “shadow self”). I believe if he combines that with a sense of righteousness and purpose throughout his material and psyche; he will be a comics comic. But rn Indian dude your stand up is a shell of what it could be. Self Discovery and Acceptance is key. Then people will know your name!

[@friedsensei]

You probably think Tom Cruise is a pretty nice guy

[@yvezf]

​@@friedsensei Nah hell no. The phonies reak. I just wrote this comment because I realized Schulz actually been improving lately and for no reason at all every so often I randomly comment my raw thoughts about internet shit and lol it scratches some weird itch for me 😄

[@friedsensei]

@@yvezf hah yeah I'm commenting for the same reason but Schulz has the reek dude. He has been better but it's not genuine he's just reading the comments.

[@wundarwunop9041]

Side kick dude is super annoying and seems highly arrogant in every flagrant episode I've watched so far.

[@Raverraver9999]

Proof Eucharist is body of Jesus Christ and Virgin Mary is his mother. 48I am the bread of life. 49Your ancestors ate the manna in the desert, but they died;z 50this is the bread that comes down from heaven so that one may eat it and not die. 51I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.”a 52The Jews quarreled among themselves, saying, “How can this man give us [his] flesh to eat?” 53Jesus said to them, “Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. 54Whoever eats* my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. 55For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. 56Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. 57Just as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me.b 58This is the bread that came down from heaven. Unlike your ancestors who ate and still died, whoever eats this bread will live forever.” Eucharistic miracle.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaCmnJmqd6emeNE (medical reports-living heart tissue, blood type AB) kzbin.info/www/bejne/paDKe2CZmc5qr6s (Rome Reports) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZnFq3-PnpyWr8U (Lanciano) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIGtaXWFh91kppo kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJWUZ6d4h8d_jtk kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYCmc6mvqs-iq8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqfbhXd3i96jrtU (levitating eucharist) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZDHl4afd9CtkLc ( church lighting up) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHvIZqGdlNJradE ( beating heart) Incorruptible bodies of saints due to the Eucharist - only happens in the Catholic church. No other religion has this miracle kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYSmnGOnqJJlY68 (Padre Pio) kzbin.info/www/bejne/amG4i3-kfsmjotE kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-XhKmqh8-YaKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4XVg2R5eryXmMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnSnc5ihdrZgfKs (Carlo Acutis) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWTZnZ6AnZecgMU Apparition of Virgin Mary kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYLRfIZtjrp4bbM (Virgin Mary apparition in Ivory Coast) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGK5fn1metVrmKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoGzeKiDotNpirM (Virgin Mary statue moving) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoe4aZWel7Z8pNk (Virgin Mary apparition in Egypt) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH6oiKuId5JkmsU 1968 Egypt kzbin.info/www/bejne/boq1Z3yEoLl-bbM (Miracle of the sun) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3eTkKypis6prqc (Miracle of the sun) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWfUcoB4aNaIpqM Medjugorje Sun miracle on Easter Sunday kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKq8f3yrod18mMU Virgin Mary appears in Egypt & Spain-Eye Witnesses kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWLQcoaLatp_b5o ( Kenya apparition) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpi3dJykrtOdd7M ( jewish NDE) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIXOiJZ6fM6MeLs ( Priest dies & visits hell heaven) kzbin.info/www/bejne/inmVlGN9hKeVoas ( Exorcist reveals his most disturbing cases)

[@ROCKYBLUEDOGS]

The melting of the ice caps would be a World Wide Cataclysm in itself.

[@mikeyg1776]

There is even more water within the earth's crust

[@weege001]

whats the name of the book again? i didnt catch it..

[@AviationWP]

Another question is: Are we the first time there's been a human species on this planet? When you look at how we treat each other historically, it's conceivable that one or more iterations have existed where people wiped everyone out. It would be insane if under Antartica they're hiding 98 million year old human fossils, then 40 million year old human remains, etc.

[@Uncommon_Senze]

"When you look at how we treat each other historically, it's conceivable that one or more iterations have existed where people wiped everyone out" - if the wiped each other out then they are dead, end of. You are very very thick, just accept it, like most of the fans on here should.

[@slugzgaming5150]

How can I watch all of this?

[@michaelkoniowsky]

This is to intellectual a conversation for this podcast. Went right over their heads.

[@ajclannachan]

Not much to go over their heads. This guy takes a tiny bit of truth then chats bare shit. He’s work is never fact checked. He just spouts rubbish to sell books to people who don’t know any better.

[@showbread9366]

@@ajclannachanlol you’re exactly right. KZbin audience is by & large completely ignorant of the fact they’re not any smarter than men who lived thousands of years before they were even born 💯

[@mrb2081]

If you pay attention, Andrew is actually a really smart guy. Far more intelligent then I would suspect most people give him credit for…

[@thefumexxl]

*too.

[@markgeneson9771]

L 🎉

[@bobthebuilder9553]

Trouble is Antarctica is off limits to anyone without clearance, which means the vast majority of us. So, we will never discover the truth. The whole continent is off limits. Everything there is a secret.

[@friedsensei]

Think about what you're saying dumbass. What would you do there? If you really wanted to go I'm sure you could pay a guy with a duct taped Cessna to drop you off but what would you do there? I guess it's fun to talk about

[@Arborist5851]

That's not true. Most people just can afford to visit.

[@friedsensei]

@@Arborist5851 you'd be surprised. I tried to fly there last week and was kicked in the dick by a CIA agent. "You'll never see the wall" is the last thing I heard before I put my own head in my ass.

[@ismarcus00500]

Not true

[@Lockdown335]

There are literally job offers for work at scott base lol i know someone personally who has been..... cool story though.

[@Gawdsqwad]

Schultz is getting some heavy hitters in the interviews it's getting serious

[@vfletes1]

Who is to say that all this worrying about the global warming.. is just to avoid that Antarctica actually melts and that it reveals what is underneath and countries are trying to keep it cool in other words....

[@AveryB.0]

As a scientist, him mentioning publications in Scientific Reports alongside those in Nature stood out immediately. Looked him up and he isnt a scientist by training so it makes sense

[@atomthegreat541]

I think what needs to happen is your mustache needs to shorten up so it can fit inside a gas mask, you got the haircut for it!😂

[@mintgumornot]

He looks like he's about to pose for a sepia or black and white photo in a fisticuffs posture....

[@jiszmo6668]

You mention a couple of different dates that stand out in my mind because I was just reading about an archeological find in Oregon. The important part of that is the date that was mentioned for an ash layer from the eruption of Mount Saint Helen. I believe it was around 20,000-18,000 BP. Upon seeing this video, and having heard that date mentioned in this video I looked up the history of eruptions from that volcano. Another date they mention was 13,000-8,000 BP. Dates from both of those ranges are mentioned in this video. I can't help but wonder if there is a relationship.

[@Black-nf3tx]

Volcanoes are known to get active during large seismic events, that would at the very least be indication of large earthquakes or could be due to an impact

[@codyringer1857]

Hancock is a crook. A scam artist. Nothing he claims is true. He makes up stuff and misrepresents the actual evidence then just forms his on conclusions without proof.

[@malonesizelove]

LOL…this cable access-looking set circa 1973.

[@RazorPG2365SpruceSt]

Good work Andrew. And great questions

[@Margart526]

That's Wild, I have always felt compelled to pursue knowledge and power in order to contribute to the betterment of humanity. Been seeking a means to be influential and find out more knowledge about the human race and about the things not everyone is destined to know. I wish to fulfill the goal of enlightenment passed down by our forebears!

[@bartholetbay412]

I can totally relate to your passion, if all that is what you desire then i think it's achievable. Joining the Illuminatus Brotherhood can lead to the enlightenment you seek and more. I am well aware that the idea of this group may sound mythical but it is possible to join.

[@Margart526]

@@bartholetbay412 Hi, isn't the brotherhood a myth? I mean sometimes i just feel like it's just a conspiracy theory.

[@bartholetbay412]

@@Margart526 Yeah I acknowledge that misunderstanding can occur when people encounter what they don't fully grasp, especially in this internet era. The Illuminatus advocates for the acceptance of all religions. You can look up "Anthony Szymon". Will give you clarity and answers to any questions you might have.

[@Margart526]

@@bartholetbay412 oh really, i just saw his website, which is interesting. I will leave him a message.

[@rohandookiesingh6407]

We all know whats under that ice. Autobots and Decepticons

[@chillz9998]

12:49

[@TheDeven1000]

I need to read that book. I’ve watched him on JRE a few times and he’s so interesting to me.

[@faranglao8006]

Read it. It's tough going at times but really worth it. It blew my mind. Read underworld straight after too, that's just as mind blowing

[@Issy-xz1xj]

By all means read it, but just be aware, he massively misrepresents...everything. The Piri Reis map does not show antarctica, it shows a badly drawn map of south america (Piri Reis literally says the land is very hot and full of snakes, so clearly not Antarctica). His other arguments are just as poor. His entire proof for the bimini rock formation being a road is "it looks like one", even though geologists happily class it as a type of searock. There are absolutely no other indications of civilisation around there, no objects, structures, nothing. His arguments about the 'true age of the sphinx' are based off the discredited work of Robert Schoch, who near enough every other geologist to have looked at the sphinx, disagree with. Graham Hancock never mentions this alternative views though, instead preferring to just cast shade over Archaeologists who do know what they are talking about, because they won't accept his baseless ideas. In the JRE podcast he did with Flint Dibble, he literally admits that there is no actual evidence to support his theory. He says those words. Anyway, i have ranted enough, enjoy the book.

[@lukaslorenc]

sometimes it is fun listening to Graham Hancock and let the imagination flow. but man it is little sad that he does not have anything to back his claims and still being so full of it. I know that he does not believe "dogmatic" archeologist, but I red and interview with lead czech egyptologist (i am from czech, fun fact, czech has actually pretty strong tradition in the field of egypt archeology) and he said that the archeology community do not actually apriory opose Hancocks speculations, they welcome new ideas and new findings. hes been previously even invited to participate in debates, but he just dont have anything to back his ideas. you can even find youtubers whose are not real architects (so they are not dependent on grants and stuff, so not biased) but are just historical enthusiasts and they disprove his conspiracies step by step. but still he is to a degree fun to watch as well :)

[@smashtoad]

Do they? Do they disprove them step by step? And where exactly did all this debunking take place?

[@lukaslorenc]

@@smashtoad a "youtuber" Stefan Milo has quite a good summarise of his show (not books). And I am sorry if - disprove step by step -sounded somehow pretensious from me. I did not meant it as they tear him apart or something... i rather intented to say that some creators try to thoroughly explain his work and what they consider as flaws.

[@chucko31499]

story telling is all this is… Andrew and co cant refute this and are actively getting swindled…😂 the name dropping and terms work w the layman but fall apart in actual debates

[@smashtoad]

@@chucko31499 yeah... that's what they do. Fall apart.

[@dontliethoughhh8147]

He's having a debate on Rogan's podcast soon, let's wait and see how he does with that.

[@foosacold9184]

Hey guys They also found evidence of animals being flash frozen with undigested food in their stomachs. So like a table top spinner the earths tilt caused a 90 deg almost switch over night. Definitely happened in my opinion. Love Graham Hancock

[@roccosage8508]

I met a guy in Joshua Tree randomly…we camped out one night and he told me about a book called MAN BEING VOLUME 1: THE TRANSMISSION. Discusses secrets to the afterlife and mankind’s origins. Changed my life forever. Honestly the most important book on shelves. Paying it forward for anyone interested. Authors are DRAMOS & BOHEMIAS.

[@intosound913]

so the mammoths found in the permafrost were flash frozen in order for their stomach contents to be kept intact. so what would have caused temperatures low enough to flash freeze a mammoth?

[@gregoryvelikovsky5018]

A radical change it the Earth's axis

[@zoesaldo1550]

The difference between Hancock and the rest is that he proposes ideas whereas others tell you it is that. I took that from Fingerprints of the gods when I was in my 20s and all the other books I've read from him are the same. He isn't telling us that it's fact, just a possibility from his lifetimes research.

[@thefumexxl]

That's literally not true. He's doing nothing but asserting things.

[@zoesaldo1550]

@thefumexxl he clearly says so. You should listen again.

[@Slipperygecko390]

Nope, the difference between Graham and Archeologists is he makes things up without lifting a finger while Archeologists go to sites, excavate them with painstaking attention to detail, catalogue's them with the same attention and then compares them to other things we all ready have research with the same attention to detail. Then along comes Graham, after lifting not a finger and offering not a dollar to contribute to any work, and he says these people are bad people trying to shut him down. He's a fucking shit bag and that's all he is.

[@davidpugh2440]

7.30 min, a sudden fall in temperature is exactly congruent with a rise in sea levels, when ice melts it sucks in vast amounts of heat, lowering the temperature of the atmosphere.

[@cjsmith1760]

We are close to the end of another 12K year cycle. Poles are moving at a rapid pace. Magnetic shield is weakening making us prone to solar activity that normally wouldn't affect us. Increase of volcanic activity. When the poles shift like it did 12K years ago we again will experience catastrophe weather and plate shifts.

[@tallyho101]

Some shady shit happening there and I’m not even a conspiracy theorist.

[@haknys]

Lol, nothing shady here. Graham will never give you references to his wild claims. Reason is, his claims is not supported in any references. He is betting on that you are to stupid to google it yourself, and that you will buy his book or watch his shows. They are also probably much less boring to read than any scientific paper. :)

[@Truthseeker9393]

Wild claims? No ppl like you are brainwashed by the suptle

[@michaela8121]

@@haknyswhere are your sources for discrediting him?

[@haknys]

@@michaela8121 His whole Netflix series debunked by an archaelogist: KZbin: "I Watched Ancient Apocalypse So You Don't Have To (Part 1)" The channel "World of Antiquity" is a Phd in history that have debunked him many times. He also politly asked Graham for a debate, but it was declined. "Stefan Milo" has debunked him many times. Also with evidence of his lies. "History with Kayleigh" has also made a good video about him. I also have a channel of a guy replicating the "impossible" holes and "impossible thin vases" in his own livingroom with egyptian tools. Must have been made by high tech ancient tools, according to Graham. Tons of more debunking of Graham. I believed this shaman for a couple of years, until I talked to an actual scientist that explained what "mainstream scientists" really think about this stuff. Its nothing like Graham claim.

[@RigetVisuals]

I’m curious what the real scientists you spoke with said about the time period Graham claims as the younger dryas. Are there other explanations for the rapid changes in the earth’s temperature?

[@Nazieg]

Just had a tornado in South Africa. That orange peel is definitely moving

[@5dmkiii60]

Good ol Graham. Can't go 5 mins without saying, "when I wrote Fingerprints of the Gods" When having dinner with his wife, he probably says, "honey can you pass me the salt. It's right there next to my copy of, "Fingerprints of the Gods." LOL

[@bobwhite2]

Graham has all the answers and at the same time, no answers.

[@Amy_Mi6]

He's certainly asking all the right questions 🎯

[@Joseph-xx3rz]

I have an idea about how the surface displaces. The mantle is ferris rock, and when the poles flip, its magnetized fields fight the mantle and cause movement until the ferris metals in the mantle re zap their magnetic polarity.

[@soundhealer6043]

Has Graham written any books? I don't recall if he'd mentioned it.

[@angelamcghee4489]

That's what I was thinking😂

[@soundhealer6043]

@@angelamcghee4489 😄

[@Souljourney22]

Non human civilization under the ice.

[@flyingcolors7917]

Graham is a master at plugging himself

[@TheCHILDRENofTV]

Every five minutes he’d mentioned his book ,fingerprints of the gods

[@petev.2120]

Aren't we all ultimately?

[@janiebratt8826]

Graham Hancock is the best. Leagues above everyone else. He knows the material and is so very well spoken.

[@Jacob-ed1bl]

😂 He's a joke.

[@drockopotamus1]

@@Jacob-ed1bl Another emotional outburst. Look how triggered you are over a guest LOL

[@robinclarke9978]

F the retreating ice is now revealing these things it means that not long ago temperatures were even higher today. So why is there a problem perceived today?

[@jackiemoon7559]

Admiral Byrd said all kinds of wild stuff about Antarctica!!!

[@robvision3888]

1:17 He read an “article” stating there was lush jungles in Antarctica 90 million years ago. Well Antarctica wasn’t at the South Pole 90 million years ago due to plate tectonics 😂😅

[@VSM101]

Still doesnt contradic anything he says

[@edsoncarrillo7211]

Did he say it was also at the south pole 90 million years ago? Nope. You need better active listening skills buddy

[@robvision3888]

@@edsoncarrillo7211 lol you idiot he didn’t need to say it because it is Common Sense for every person with a 5th grade education that PLATE TECTONICS over the course of millions of years has ALL CONTINENTS in a different place than they are today. 😂🤣 damn you’re stupid. Well at least today you go learn boy!!!!!! 😂

[@robvision3888]

@@VSM101 I think you are trying to use the word “CONTRADICT” lol.. I wasn’t trying to “contradict” I’m just explaining that ancient jungles in Antarctica is of possible due to Antarctica not being near the South Pole at some point of geological history due to plate tectonics. 😂🤣

[@mintgumornot]

Oop. We found the guy who didn't even watch the whole clip but wanted to say something smart brain. Dude. He says the exact same thing a few moments later talking about the crust shifting.

[@BrandinoTheGod]

Graham is the man! But I feel like this is the equivalent of Elon Musk sitting down to attempt to have a deep conversation with Harold And Kumar. 🤣🤦🤣