Graham Hancock’s Theory about Ancient Civilizations | Joe Rogan

[@wayneflynn8698]

The older I get the more intriguing the past is to me I’d love to know the worlds secrets and these interviews fascinate me amazing work joe

[@bititid]

The ancient ways >

[@Lebronjamessaidno]

John Milton all those lost civilizations aren’t fake water level increases with an a couple thousands of years

[@Lebronjamessaidno]

John Milton soon if earth still spining in 5000 years cali gonna be under water too

[@sacramentallyill]

Then look up the free mason symbol then look up vortex math, mayan culture, sumerians, religions, nikola tesla, meditation, dr. Joe dispenza, sacred geometry, jain 108....

[@sacramentallyill]

@Nick Nack Sacred knowledge that secret societies keep secret and ancient cultures understood.

[@Reddog5546]

Modern Civilization: RAMPS Ancient Egypt: /gamemode Creative

[@OliverFlinn]

creative goes reeeeee

[@michaelc2923]

I guess if you believe this nonsense

[@itz_cancergr1545]

70 tons of granite blocks damn that's a lot of mining they must have had an enchanted pickaxe

[@wessmall7957]

Nah, just 40+ mining and a rune pick

[@romancing666]

Slaves you mean?

[@rogueplanet13]

Try 700 tonnes

[@bradlybellant3975]

Wes Small 41 mining but I’ll accept your mistake most don’t skill

[@mikeriley9915]

It's was a bronze tools only. Lol

[@AmazingWorldHotels]

How badass is it, that joe Rogan has more viewers than any of the major news networks, and with all the power and reach he has, he brings unbelievably fascinating guests like this one on, and we get to hear topics that will never be touched on in the news. Absolutely love it

[@Ehhhlmao]

Not badass in the slightest sense of the word.

[@ynord6994]

He gets more views because people are getting curious. As they should.

[@peoawuao]

@@Ehhhlmao more badass than a keyboard hater

[@Ehhhlmao]

@@peoawuao hardly hating , just calling out the absolute overuse of the word ‘badass’ by attention seekers such as urself .

[@BeatlesFan1975]

@@peoawuao great comment!

[@nick81699]

I’m Egyptian and yes we can move stuff with our mind

[@truthsmiles]

You should try to win the $1 million paranormal challenge then!

[@mj-nw5vc]

Nick - bro your part of the arabian invasion your lineage wasnt their at that time. (Unless your a black egyptian then in that case ignore my comment)

[@mj-nw5vc]

@Dread Wolf majority didn't black genes are dominant so they would be a lot darker complexion and not so racist against blacks.

[@aroveranalysis9978]

Ya cant move isreal

[@youngvices7938]

Thinking yeah me too

[@Cagon415]

Everyone always assumes people of the present are more intelligent than people of the past.

[@shughy1]

But then the Kardashians came along and we now know it's not true

[@CocoandtheMuse]

Cagon415 So true my friend

[@RoadRunner217]

Well, presumably. Their brains were much smaller and through our history of archaeology and biology, we can easily presume the complexity of their thoughts - and finally the vastness of their intelligence. Nobody ever doubts the fact that they had knowledge that was lost to us. Clearly they knew something that we don't have the answer to - yet. But that could simply be because we tend to jump to conclusions or overthink things. There are explanations on how they could've done it, but those are just dismissed by wannabe skeptics that want to believe aliens built the pyramids... or that we used to have "telekinetic powers". I mean, come on. I am working in construction, the way people like to make things more complex than it really is, blows my mind.

[@rustinpeace770]

RoadRunner No, their brains were not smaller. Modern humans like us, homosapiens have existed for more than a 100,000 years.

[@Bruno-gj4jj]

It's not they weren't as smart as we are but their whole society and mindset was something completely different it's like if compared western society to africa or whatever it's not better it can be but that isn't the point it's just different We have evolved not necessarily our brains or biology but our society and our thinking has changed

[@samberry3815]

It’s always who built the pyramids and never how are the pyramids 😔

[@NitroRonin23]

So, how are the Pyramids doing these days?

[@eekeey]

I'll do you one better: why is the pyramids?

[@Scorpwanna]

@@eekeey Drax would be proud.

[@JSE4]

Sam Berry have I missed something? It’s widely accepted the Egyptians built them, but how they built is under question. In my opinion they exploited mass slavery.. the muscle power of tens of thousands of men can’t be understood today because it can’t be tested to such an extent

[@samberry3815]

Yeh yeh nah mate

[@allninelivez7631]

He makes a good point about how ancient and modern people differ. We’re weak compared to them, we cry over little petty things while our ancestors were getting shit done. Me for example, in the ancient world, in my current financial state, I would be a beggar on the streets of Rome.

[@snoopyyy_23]

and me a slave 😭

[@mskrisemilie]

Me too

[@jujubucks12]

like crying over what other people think? You anti-pc crowd are the weakest people I've ever seen why not just live your life

[@teochewnang6668]

I would be a dog

[@nagakoshu19]

I would have been getting molested everyday by a Gladiator.

[@cusefan5510]

All I hope for is whatever afterlife there is I get to learn all of these mysteries. To travel through time to see these moments and actually understand it all.

[@ryanward4565]

Same

[@vivinicolina1438]

Same here. I want to know the answer eventually to all these mysteries

[@b2wavy510]

Definitely because the government has definitely lied about the worlds history I think for my self and question everything

[@Diggs4ever]

I'm shocked they never mention how there is not one drawing of the pyramids from the Egyptians like wtf

[@ms.nikkicole]

Yes! I say the same. One day I'll know all the secrets! 🖤

[@travisjames4069]

modern day humans: “how did the egyptians build the pyramids?” egyptians: “it was like that when we got here man”

[@ditchweed2275]

They had good mathematicians.

[@deadlymantis4210]

True story

[@dangerboy808]

It's a good possibility

[@travisjames4069]

think deep one of many pyramid theories lol

[@travisjames4069]

Deadly Mantis haha imagine

[@gainmelk]

To put things into perspective, when Caesar went to Egypt in pursuit of Pompei Magnus, in 48 BC (2068 years ago), the Pyramids were already ancient by that time. Having been around for 2-3,000 years already.

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

And that was like 2500 yrs ago.

[@jasoncollie1731]

So, asks yourself why the stories isn't adding up. You think history can be twisted.

[@CDMaccles]

Do we know how the Romans thought they were made? Myth, or not. Or is it where we get our idea?

[@larrygill2223]

Kyle Mellor I believe this. What kind of materials can last that long... over 10k years over the harsh weathers... and still stand today. Unreal

[@jerry85g7]

Amazing

[@Pharoin]

This was quite fascinating to me. The different ages that mankind has lived through and the accomplishments that were made astound me. I'm skeptical about the telekinetic powers but I agree that each civilization valued different ideas and ways of doing things and that's why we have such a hard time understanding it and fantasize about it instead.

[@tylerjeb7888]

It was leverage and intelligent engineering. There are loads of good explanations all over YT. This civilization had over a million people and hundreds/thousands of years of experimentation on loads of smaller pyramids that predate the pyramids at Giza. We have 8 billion people on earth and everyone has a camera. If telekinesis was possible, someone would have figured it out and we'd know. Graham Hancock's brain is fried.

[@MikeJones-fz2mt]

I feel u but telekinesis is FAKE

[@HelloThere.....]

Well can we agree that there is a soul? Can we agree that time is mysterious? That it is not so physically distinguishable as an object, except for that it is from past to future? Okay, we know that time and gravity are linked. Gravity stretches time, so the more you get out of 1 unit of time lasts shorter the more gravity there is as, so if you go to Jupiter, 1 second for me is 0.1 seconds for you as an example. The way I like to define consciousness is the ability to perceive the movement of time which causes space and time to manifest spacetime and have significance. If time does not exist, then neither do waves. PARTICLES could exist, snapshots of the current position of the leading head of the wave. But if you were to do that, how would you distinguish where the particle would be? You can GUESS based on probability, but you couldn't know for sure. I believe it is the brains job to render this process out using quantum mechanics as a computer to do so. I can't exactly say how this is done but the point is that, to give meaning to space, and the existence of waves propagating forward as representatives of all of the places an object can be at once (think rendering a higher dimension of time down into a lower one, from one point to another instead of multiple points at once to multiple others at once) we require time in the form of a line from past to present to future. This may actually not be local, a tree might actually not make a sound in the woods if no one is around to hear it. What if it is possible to use our computers to alter other variables. Use our i fields on time to affect space? Gravity? Make things weightless? Who knows. This theory is based on a lot of conjecture, but I stand by it. I believe our brains use quantum mechanics to render out one singular line of time for us to ride along.

[@Deleted11100]

@@HelloThere..... a tree wouldn’t make a sound if no one was there to hear it, such as human or animal ears, a microphone. Sound is only perceived as such because we have the ears to pick up vibrations and convert it into sound with our brains. Spiders don’t have ears for example, they just detect vibrations through touch. If sound was natural, we wouldn’t need ears.

[@Clemmieboooo]

gravity wasnt invented 5000 years ago so that explains why they could move the 70 tonne blocks

[@wokwok761]

Maybe giants build it since it was more oxygen in the past

[@Ramser03]

wok wok No it’s because Einstein hadn’t invented gravity yet, OP is right. In all seriousness though, I kind of think you’re right.

[@V011idi0t]

Maybe the moon got really close sometimes so gravity was much less.

[@raayig]

No you are wrong the game model at that time was in creative mode so people built it and only recently 2000 yrs ago we just got the game update which included the Gravity update and also later on laws of physics was patched too

[@canadianyogi]

Lol genius

[@alfredomanccini9786]

Graham : " we don't know how they built the pyramids, those rocks are really heavy" Me: " a little bit of doubt is reasonable, let's keep hearing his argument" Graham: " they used telekinesis" Me: " well, that escalated quickly"

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Exactly.... I felt the same 😂

[@Blunder03]

@Brythonic At least he knows a second language.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Spelling doesn't matter here much... Context matters so just get over it ... Grow up

[@kentkendall1698]

@Brythonic You missed a full stop mate.

[@rg9810]

@@bhuvaneshs.k638 No decently minded individual takes a fool who can't spell seriously. If you can't even convey your assertions properly, how do you expect to be taken seriously?

[@houseboundtv5860]

Did Egyptians lie about the boats? Or were they in de nile...

[@Lymbe06]

Hahahahaha awsome

[@vinnyterpaco3468]

Well done sir

[@RatedRRaj]

😂

[@lareyes787]

I see what you did there

[@Family2011.]

If they lied about the boats. Who lied about the logs

[@PatrickSwave]

The ancient Egyptians are definitely at the top of my list of ancient mysteries. Graham speaks adequately and is well versed in many parts of history that blows an average day to day persons mind away.

[@thebiggestone6]

How are the Egyptians mystery exactly?

[@samueladams5243]

You know it’s ok to take opinions from someone when they A: admit they don’t know everything B: encourage debate of their own beliefs

[@conviction_amp]

I think its sad though that 90% of people here immediately dismiss everything hancock says and slap the crazy label on him even when given evidence

[@GilbertSyndrome]

@@conviction_amp I think it's sad that so many of you just throw critical thinking down the shitter and happily gobble up whatever random-ass bullshit people tell you about magical powers, aliens and conspiracies.

[@conviction_amp]

@@GilbertSyndrome No one likes debating with "critical thinkers" like you because you don't even give the opposing argument a chance, you scurried down to the comments immediately without watching the video to criticize people.

[@GilbertSyndrome]

@@conviction_amp Nope, watched the entire video and am safe in the knowledge that he's talking bollocks because...Logic, evidence, history. You, on the other hand, blindly follow any old bullshit you hear because you're naive and want to believe in magic. 👌

[@conviction_amp]

@@GilbertSyndrome you completely ignore the vast majority of scientific/carbon dating, and geological evidence. Did you even care to listen to what Graham was saying? No, you just want to be right. Get the fuck off.

[@trevoralexander2058]

When he said "this is healthy" my respect for this man skyrocketed. Yes sir! Very right! It is healthy to debate idea's without hurt feelings, all in the name to further mankind.

[@irishprice5152]

Yep, completely agree. But yo quote this man's term- when he goes into complete "woo woo" nonsense, I cannot take ot seriously anymore.

[@trevoralexander2058]

@@irishprice5152 I find that amusing considering all the scientific evidence based around exactly what he was talking about. Especially humans now not being able to use 100% of our mind's abilities. I firmly believe though that ALL thing's should be taken with a grain of salt because usually nothing is what it seems

[@irishprice5152]

@@trevoralexander2058 fair enough... Also, we do in fact use all of our brain matter, we just dont understand (cant identify the purpose) the synapsese firing off in most of our brainmatter. Movies saying we only use 10% of our brain is not scientific... its fiction.

[@trevoralexander2058]

@@irishprice5152 I really think it varies between human to human. We are equal in the sense we are all human but our mind's are a different story. Just as a good axe needs to be sharpened so does our mind's. The main point he makes that I truly believe is the most important is that we are cut off from our planet and have been for a long time. We've forgotten so many old ways that in my opinion, have lessened us as a people/species. We have become so fearful when once we reached for the heavens and never took no for a awnser.

[@billysbikes8671]

@@trevoralexander2058 padded room for you

[@AdamRiggBadDay]

“You need a f#kin long ramp” is a great quote.

[@jacrispiejackson69]

Nick Nack explain

[@jacrispiejackson69]

Nick Nack so how does he think they got the blocks up there? The 70 ton ones

[@jacrispiejackson69]

Nick Nack cool

[@zackoldaccount6521]

@Nick Nack but where are the remnants of the ramps and the counter weights and such? You'd think there would be some evidence for it left behind, right? (I apologize if it explains that in your video, i haven't watched it yet.)

[@zackoldaccount6521]

@Nick Nack Ah okay, I didn't understand what you meant at first when I read your comment (it was late for me lol) but I did actually watch a video on the theory and it makes a lot of sense now that I see it

[@christinemowbray6116]

This makes complete sense to me … as we “progress “ we definitely lose certain skills that were necessary in life at another time . So so interesting

[@andresmero584]

I just picture the Egyptians thinking “ haha were gonna blow their minds”

[@patsplayhouse]

🤣🤣

[@michaeldavies5092]

Then use telekinesis to do it

[@williamsherman2374]

Do you think they might have been thinking that lol. Somebody had to be chuckling at least under their breath if not outright laughing about it. Somebody had to have a sense of humor huh!

[@realtonysolo]

If they were egyptians...

[@christianriddler5063]

we're*

[@Kodeb8]

Ancient history fascinates me to no end! It makes me really sad to know how much of our history is lost. I think there's a lot we can learn from our past. And to all of you who feel depressed, like your life has no meaning, I urge you to read about ancient civilizations, beliefs, religions, etc. Sometimes the answers you're looking for have already been answered by people who are currently miles below the ground.

[@lawliet2263]

@@TheNaomikool stupid third world comment

[@TheNaomikool]

@@lawliet2263 :(

[@JoeMama-ur7vu]

@@TheNaomikool lmaoo don’t let em do you like that

[@EmpressInner-G936]

I completely empathize with you on this. I was just thinking this earlier in the shower. Life ain’t shit rn. Why is the truth being hidden from us. I would hope that people know that the truth is being hidden, had been taken away from us by those in control of the real truth but I want to know why. They’re not protecting us from anything. This feels like we’re a flock of sheep. Fed whatever they give to us, literally and figuratively(ex. Information and food) like why go through all of this, slavery, giving us false information about hiSTORY, lowering our vibration, releasing chemicals into our atmosphere, making us sick basically. What is the point ?! I haven’t done enough research on my own yet but I do know it’s to keep us dependent on them, to prevent us from ascending. Ascension is our way out of here. As much as I love our planet each, it has become so polluted with lies, hate, menacing things that if we pay too much attention to, will just make us depressed. And we feel useless because what can we do ? Shit, they even polluted our planet from space. All those damn satellites 🛰 just floating around Earth. I believe we are already in the post apocalyptic era. We have the robots in peoples homes, in our hands, so much pollution, the fighting, life is just not the same anymore….. I’ll leave it at that bc I’m starting to rant✌🏾

[@skepticonolion5970]

Yeah and then you have to go to work and do a mechanical job to earn a living

[@slasher0630]

I agree that we should put energy and resources into marine archeology. There are so many secrets we have not uncovered

[@AshTheStash]

Hell yeah only 3% at max is discovered

[@lionelsanches8699]

Trust me they Know

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

They’ve been uncovered....just only a select few know

[@dawnshaw6969]

I totally agree! And I also believe that every answer to any kind of cure or preventative question to disease and illness starts and ends in our oceans.

[@neilwaight7621]

Smoke another bowl bro

[@puremisery1649]

There actually are several logical theories as to how the Egyptians could have moved those heavy stones that high up. The historian Herodotus traveled to Egypt and was told that the “contraption method” was used to lift stones. Several models for external and internal ramps, which were recycled to build parts of the pyramid, have been designed by modern architects. The 70 ton stones would have certainly been a challenge but it was likely doable with the technology available at the time. There are FAR bigger stones all over the world that were moved and raised great distances. The Ramesseum stone weighs about 1000 tons, it was moved 170 miles by ship in the 13th century BC. An 80 ton stone was lifted over 200 feet off the ground around 1000 AD in India. We may never know EXACTLY how the Egyptians got those heavy stones so high up but based on the information we have it’s very likely that they would have been able to achieve this without jumping to the use of telekinetic power, gravity reversing sound waves, or alien intervention. Anything is possible, sure, but we have no actual evidence of any of those supernatural things occurring, while we do have evidence of various methods that could have been used to accomplish this. I’m not trying to be a party pooper who denies everything fantastical but Joe and his guests seem to like making large leaps to reach the conclusion that mystical powers or aliens were involved with ancient happenings.

[@mattanderson915ma]

Can you put some links to this info? I’m researching some of the examples you’ve mentioned but haven’t come across anything that supports what you’re saying. And also I can’t find anything on the “contraption method”.

[@puremisery1649]

@@mattanderson915ma I’m not sure if I’m using the right word here but this is the method I’m talking about kzbin.info/www/bejne/apmvgqJ6aKiql8k I’m also not sure if these things were capable of lifting stones that heavy but it certainly seems like a good place to start for logical explanations. Just read about pyramid construction techniques, there still isn’t a consensus on which one is correct but several logical models have been made. I am curious how accurate it is when this guy says “you can’t lift 70 tons up a ramp steeper than 10 degrees. I’m not a physicist so I don’t know how to confirm that. Still, here you can read about these ramp models and other methods: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_pyramid_construction_techniques Here is the Indian temple with an 80 ton stone lifted over 200 feet up. Granted this occurred much later, but shows that such feats were possible with ancient technology en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brihadisvara_Temple,_Thanjavur Ultimately, there are many hypotheses based on real techniques that we know are at least plausible and testable. It’s fun to speculate about supernatural stuff, and anything is possible, but it’s silly to just jump to “a ramp is impossible, a crane is impossible, they must’ve used mushrooms to gain telekinetic powers.”

[@montyharrison-stirling1457]

Herodotus himself is a highly untrustworthy source

[@Kaathebredli]

Massive difference in 200 feet to 350 feet tho when you have 70 tonne of weight tho...

[@motherearthfisheries3986]

Dammit these guys from the history channel are trying hard

[@Szminsky]

“We don’t know exactly how they built the pyramids” to “people levitating objects with the power of their minds” is a pretty f***ing big leap in reasoning, right there.

[@marius2393]

He literally said it was "pure speculation". If you aren't allowing speculation you are basically against the human mind. Confrats to all you sceptics.

[@marius2393]

@Alex Shakespeare alright shakespeare ;)

[@marius2393]

@Alex Shakespeare no and I never said so. I just find it stupid to be this negatively aggressive about a speculation that he has made. He doesn't know how the pyramids were build, neither do I and neither do you. We all don't know so chill tf out about speculations mate.

[@marius2393]

@Alex Shakespeare u must be his wife if u know him so well :)

[@illegal_memer2220]

@Alex Shakespeare so you saying it takes one to know one?

[@neetbucks521]

or maybe plastic isn’t the sole determining factor of how advanced a civilization is

[@carpattack1701]

Surely electricity is though?

[@neetbucks521]

@@kevin.callens key word: sole

[@NikiBechusWTF]

@@neetbucks521 is

[@jesseliverless9811]

Kim Kardashian: *how dare you*

[@MrTed-xi2iz]

It is definitely a milestone for advancement of civilization as far as we know

[@osiang2919]

"And the answer is, you need a fucking long ramp." - iconic

[@cynthiaayers7696]

I like it when Graham just lays it out there. Thought that was funny.

[@Jebendus]

@Nic B Agreed, I think he is unaware that, given enough people, large things can be moved. It doesn’t detract from how amazing the ancient mega structures of the world are, I just think people try to over complicate things rather than accepting that honestly, most of them were built in a fairly normal way.

[@Jebendus]

@S1na Ster I understand that. It’s crazy to think, but thats just what they did. How they managed to do so is fairly straight forward if you have enough time and care enough about what you’re building to make it perfect. Ancient mathematicians, architects and construction workers alike were all capable people and I think to say that they weren’t capable of something like that doesn’t fit well with the fact that there are plenty of ancient structures that are just as difficult if not more so than the pyramids. The pyramids in structure are fairly straight forward, the placement seems to be what they cared more about. Obviously take this with a grain of salt, as I wasn’t alive back then so I can’t tell you the truth, just call it an slightly educated assumption 🤷‍♂️

[@LouTufillaro]

@S1na Ster Also important to keep in mind that they worked thousands of slaves to death to accomplish these feats. And had complex systems of counter weights to help. Very plausible with incredible engineering and unlimited expendable slaves.

[@patr7240]

@@Jebendus then where are the structures that they used to build the pyramids? They would be as big and mind boggling as the pyramids themselves.

[@jason-hh6lu]

When you experience the labour that goes into fitting one roof rafter on a house or building that is more then 4 meters long, it will give you some kind of perspective of what a magnificent feat it was to fit one piece of granite like that. And that’s before you begin to understand the engineering that had to go, to cut the granite out of the mountain, get it into the middle of the desert, then shape and form it to the right size and shape, all this before fitting it up so high.. Joe should get Christopher Dunn on, he wrote an amazing book about the engineering of the Pyramids. This has been one of my favourite chats so far. 👍🏻

[@JacobC479]

Don’t forget that the granite came from a quarry about 500 miles away. Not only did they lift them and fit them perfectly but somehow they moved it *that* far and left no evidence of how they did it. It’s just crazy.

[@jason-hh6lu]

@@JacobC479 exactly 👍🏻

[@tommysawyer9680]

he's one of those guys that's so insanely passionate that it makes you insanely passionate

[@Lucasvoz]

I can confirm. This man single handedly made me do Ayahuasca and start an Egyptology bachelor course in uni.

[@Uouttooo]

Or he simply makes you insane.

[@stijnvdv2]

@@Lucasvoz wrong move 😂 Even though we can read their script now and can translate many of their texts which is how we know much about their religion and kings; even some daily life; the field has been ruined by Egypt's 'Egyptologists' like Zahi Hawass, that claims every new discovery (or better said re-discovery after diving in the study material of his former archeologists of past century) as his own and has .... the most idiotic and fantastical stories that the BBC is drinking like coolade while asking for seconds and it's all a bunch of horse crap. According to the current crop of incompetent 'Egyptologists' the pyramids were build in 20 years time, were tombs and claim it's build by Pharaoh this or that without any evidence to back any of their claims up; the unfinished obelisk was made with 'pounding stones and coper chisels' and they rather don't talk about things they can't explain at all, like the Osirion, Osiris Shaft, the labyrinth of tunnels beneath Giza or the Serapeum of Saqqara. Mainly the latter they like to totally ignore coz they already have a difficult time explaining the pyramids; but the Serapeum reveals how truly ignorant they really are as they can't even describe WHAT it is, never mind how it's build; hence why they never like to talk about it.

[@ajley6039]

Finally I found a person like me🤣 I get obsessed with weird shit like this too and my girlfriend thinks I'm crazy 🤣

[@cosanostra1018]

@@ajley6039 ikr! haha... call me crazy, but to me, all those speculations and possibility or probability of certain unexplainable/weird things got me excited like a 5 year old kid.🤣 Anything from edge of universe, reptilian, dimensions, ancient civilizations, frequency, stones, illuminati, alchemy, even witchcraft too like wtf haha..

[@supergingerr]

How about we just give ancient civilizations the props they deserve.

[@kb8173]

Thank you!

[@joshamac10]

Because it is literally impossible for them to have built it the way they say I don’t think it was telekinesis but I definitely don’t think they did it with stone hammers and chisels

[@thekid2389]

Josh Jones maybe they used the pyramid itself? I mean look at the shape of it, a pyramid. You can definitely use an advanced pull system just by using the size of the building itself. Don’t need a ramp or a big one. I can kinda imagine how they did it. Lots of man power. Regardless Egyptian engineers were awesome.

[@tr1x243]

Theres hundreds of smaller pyramids in the Egypt and all over the world. People are acting like they only build 3 pyramids of Giza and asking like how they did it. Well, they learned over a span of prob thousends of years. If you look at the first/oldest pyramids builded in Egypt, they where very small and looked more like aztec pyramids, later on they perfected it.

[@camoboii5276]

Because they were all black dark as hell with hair like wool and skin of burnt brass no country will awaken the the true ability of the true Israelites we know more about space then ancient black civilization

[@mrbreeezy551]

We just keep reseting. Our world has died and built again over and over.

[@glitchinthematrix555]

Mr Breeezy matrix

[@Corrupted]

Your profile picture explains that thought hahaha

[@acraze2287]

the simulation will reset again once we figure out we have proof that we are in a simulation

[@bestbud619]

Acraze but we Know now ? THIERS a Movie on Netflix called black mirror the movie where you have the choice option that had made me feel crazy because there Where hints in that movie if you have time watch it

[@acraze2287]

YOUNG MEX T.V which ep

[@aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh6693]

The potential that humans have is clear when you see all the creations and complex things we have made up. The pyramids are a very extraordinary and awesome example of this, they are so impressive that we even doubt if we actually made them. One nice theory is that the Nile river was actually very closed to the location of the pyramids before built, making it more easy to transport big chunks of stone. This makes perfect sense due how old and how slow rivers chance direction.

[@oswurth8774]

AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH HHHH

[@kaibaboy3374]

Mate the river doesnt go 350 feet in the air. Even if they somehow transferred 70 ton blocks for 70 years 24/7 not counting any errors at all that still makes it impossible to build them.

[@domoetker3967]

@@kaibaboy3374 alIens and Hero Man

[@wotizlove]

@@kaibaboy3374 wdym we know sea level have fallen 400ft or smth or is that not a fact? CBA looking up

[@crawlingamongthestars3736]

Joe Rogan: You ever try DMT? Graham Hancock: Yes.

[@silentmurmur390]

All sentient beings generate DMT. We can utilize this without applying a forced process of ingesting it via Ayahuasca for example, but most people who have taken Ayahuasca don't seem to know how to independent of such external methods it seems. I've never taken Ayahuasca but as soon as I focused on considering it, the experience slowly revealed itself whether I changed my mind about it or no, except without the possible trauma that can come with the external approach if one has had too many negative experiences to believe a beautiful experience is possible and therefore it's a gentler path to the same healing experience with less egoic interference & less potential for reinjury from the same past traumatic perception.

[@thedarkhush3264]

Make that shit, eazy. Some mimosa bark a glass jar.

[@silentmurmur390]

@@thedarkhush3264 it's easiest to generate it yourself. No bark no glass.

[@thechurchofgravity]

@@silentmurmur390 if you haven't tried DMT then you can't really say your so called 'natural DMT' is anywhere close the the experience of vaporizing pure DMT. Ive done extremely heavy meditation and extensive breathwork which replicates the first 5-10 seconds of the DMT experience at most... With that being said vaporizing actual pure extracted DMT is something completely beyond comprehension in terms of intensity and power to create change in the self. I would reccomended seeking out the experience if you're sound of mind and in a positive place.

[@justinlutz5088]

Grahams real response "currently yes"

[@ttv_neon7892]

If I could go back in time to one event or place it would be to stop the fire of the great Alexander library, I believe in that room had books that would explain the past. But unfortunately it was burned to the ground when a time violence was rewarded more than knowledge

[@ttv_neon7892]

@REMEMBER THE NAME is that a reason to Give up? Or would you use it to utilize other peoples skills to translate them?

[@archangel5627]

The Great Library of Alexandria was basically the Citadel from Game of Thrones where the Maesters went to learn and train. The sheer amount of knowledge of the ancient world that was lost over time is heartbreaking.

[@ttv_neon7892]

@@archangel5627 it’s sad to know, that very place could have answered so many questions, but well never know, but hey hopefully if our civilization falls, the clouds do too so they don’t see the tiktoks hahaha

[@NikephorosCaesar]

That’s actually incorrect the library was itself already was being neglected by the people it faded by itself the fires basically just sped up the process also it’s important is massively exaggerated

[@apollonia6656]

Richard Barry, Agree 100%.

[@8.lbs6oz.babyjesus34]

" how much does that weigh?" " Ehh about 35 SUV's." Oh got it.

[@MrSHADEKILLA]

Most american type of weight measurement

[@RedGorilla33]

What type of SUV’s there’re many.

[@johnmadden8939]

EYE they all big and heavy tho

[@RedGorilla33]

John Madden It depends on the suv the heavier it is the more weight ratio there is.

[@dromeus21]

Ηe said *large* suv

[@potatosmash831]

Shocking how archeologists and historians neglect certain parts of the world, particularly the Indian Subcontinent and South America. Glad the world's starting to take notice and interest in deciphering our shared history. Shattering our preconceived notions of what really happened and how far our human history truly spans.

[@sonnylambert4893]

Elora Caves area is mind boggling

[@seekthetruthuk]

Hi, Great comment would love to get your opinions on the topics I cover on my channel! Thanks QEC

[@urusledge]

Many ancient structures in South America are buried in and under millions and millions if acres of rain forest. So until very recent techniques were invented and deployed, it would be near impossible to find them.

[@skytron22]

@@urusledge what makes it even more impossible is the fact that the rain and humidity degrade and destroy any biological evidence (fossil records, etc.). This would apply to physical structures as well. Any evidence of past civilizations is destroyed by nature completely within maybe 20k years. Humans have existed in different forms over the last hundreds of thousands of years, but there’s no way to know what technology, culture, or society they had. Too much conjecture to be certain, at which point you’re left with personal beliefs

[@maau5trap273]

No they don’t ? I mean you can go ahead and explore the Amazonas where anything could kill you. Also Egypt is more documented than South American cultures which helps a lot

[@craigrichards2441]

My question is "if professor x can move shit with his mind, how come he cant move his legs"??

[@ronelocrispo650]

He has a very comfy wheelchair

[@AMan-mi7jg]

Omg I can't! 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀

[@Jo-mw4ef]

💀💀💀🖕🏼🖕🏼

[@SpaceHawk13]

Professor Xavier cannot move things with his mind, he does not have telekinetic powers he only has telepathic powers, meaning he only has the power to read peoples thoughts and communicate with them telepathically, he can also do things like put images into peoples minds and things like that, he can not move things. Jean Grey is the much more powerful psychic as she has telekinetic powers and telepathic powers, she can move things with her mind, create psychic barriers, she can also levitate/fly as well as a whole bunch of other cool stuff.

[@craigrichards2441]

@@SpaceHawk13 Charles' telepathy allows him to project and read thoughts, locate the position of specific minds, control others' perceptions and, if desired, brainwash them. He is also a low-level telekinetic, able to move objects with his mind.

[@davez5201]

This guy: The beams couldn't have been moved up a ramp because physics. Also This guy: They did it WITH THEIR MINDS. Me: Wtf? Edit: For everyone who would like to know how the Pyramid of Khufu may have been built: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJuTg6GsftFsmbM

[@PepsiFuture]

No contradiction

[@davejohn348]

You wouldn’t be surprised if you understood how much we are truly capable of.

[@jonl2917]

@@davejohn348 are you fucking kidding me bro

[@tRapdontRap]

Wait you guys cant move things with your mind?

[@millionshadesofdarkness2165]

sacred geometry is a real thing. 'Moving things with their minds' dont take it too literally, our base idea of such a concept has been wildly corrupted by saturday morning cartoons as a kid, and those exaggerated paranormal shows all over the media

[@fancycuber3154]

hearing graham hancock swear is like discovering a new color

[@Seanph25]

Yeah it’s seems weird lol

[@OhJaniceWhyOhWhy]

Purporanellow?

[@mxbolt24]

Good for you!!

[@dray5363]

Stop hyping this man. Cut it out

[@OhJaniceWhyOhWhy]

@@dray5363 Why are you here?

[@vilhelminalakatos8767]

I remember being in high school learning about history , and thinking “but what if it was different than it is in the books ?” I was always fascinated by history especially Egypt the pyramids etc. we only know what was left to see.. and there’s so much we don’t know

[@BitcoinIsGoingToZero]

Machines: absurd Telekinesis: let's think about it

[@GilbertSyndrome]

Pretty much. 🤦

[@jonb3167]

Is this a typo?

[@dw-ie2my]

Seriously, cannot believe there aren’t more comments about this.

[@dariosilvestri473]

He is literally using the science used in archeology to say that we don't exactly know how the pyramids were constructed to then go arguing against the scientific method that says telekinetic powers are not possible. Man, science is not a spice you can choose to use when you feel it helps your thesis.

[@l.m.892]

@@dariosilvestri473 Let's see ... There are multiple realities being investigated for the past dozen years or so. Scientists have signed on to that without a shred of physical evidence, but the power of the mind is limited. We're smart enough to figure out there are multiple universes, but not smart enough to get from one to another. I think the argument may be that someone is, or was. You might also say that they weren't that smart because where are they now? There may be a lesson to learn in that.

[@rigoeats3654]

I got into Joe podcast because my love of MMA and the guest he would have. But throughout the years it has grown to a love of learning.

[@jmchi4735]

I understand what you are saying. Learning new things, and more importantly, asking interesting questions about reality, is one of the best and meaningful aspects of life.

[@legendsLLC]

@MMA vs BOXING what the fuck bro

[@stijnvdv2]

yeah, real pity he went to Spotify; ain't following him there coz of those vile disgusting Spotify employees.

[@rigoeats3654]

@@stijnvdv2 The show hasnt changed, joe was never censored. Dont worry about those dweebs complaining lol

[@scottm4178]

I feel I understand chimpaaanzzees, DMT, hyperbolic time chambers, tumeric, vitamin C, UFOs, things that are 'entirely possible', so much more after listening to uncle Joe.

[@usernamesrlamo]

The one thing I completely agree with is that there could be untold secrets under the Sahara. Like he said, it was a lush paradise 12,000 years ago and the most reasonable place on Earth for a lost advanced civilization. Perhaps Atlantis didn’t sink below the waters but the sand.

[@bigratkiller1]

@John Kelly with regards to Plato being specific about anything, he wrote his story of Atlantis based on stories that were supposedly passed down for possibly 9000 years. It's possible there is a glimmer of truth in some of it but it's about as tenuous as it gets. He could very well have made the whole thing up...who knows

[@bigratkiller1]

@John Kelly not really, 9000 years of Chinese whispers could change absolutely anything to fit current circumstances. In that situation any peg can be made to fit any hole over time

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

You mean back in the ice age.

[@Dep1y]

L

[@justinaccurate347]

Bruh Atlantis of the Sands from Uncharted 3

[@ryancooke8557]

I’ve seen somewhere online where 1974 a French geochemist named Joseph Davidovits proposed a more plausible and provable idea- that the blocks were not cut out and stacked, but that they were actually broken down and combined with other minerals to create a concrete and then poured into molds. This could explain how the blocks were very level, seam to seam, and how the Egyptians could achieve building a structure like the pyramids with the tools that they possessed.

[@NEANDERTHAL_OW]

This is interesting and seems pretty likely for the pyramid itself, but these beams above the kings chamber are carved solid granite.

[@seekthetruthuk]

Hi, Great comment would love to get your opinions on the topics I cover on my channel! It discusses very similar points referring to Peru and Cuzco. Thanks QEC

[@spongeebobsquaretypants2270]

None of the bricks are exact. They are all carved in a certain way to fit the pyramid

[@ChiefOklahoma287]

Is it just me or is it like really fucking cool to hear super smart people curse lol

[@gnarman1358]

Marshall Taylor you must be smart cuz I think you’re cool

[@ChiefOklahoma287]

@@gnarman1358 I'm smart in my own dumb way

[@alanderson9711]

Marshall Taylor super smart people seldom have the need to curse. Cursing has become to common and has lost its original intent.

[@xytras6451]

lol, this guy thinks the pyramids were built with telekinesis. He can't be that smart, can he?

[@Lleanlleawrg]

Sometimes yeah, but that didn't happen in this video. Hancock's selling wild tales for easy cash. I suppose some people think its smart, but i disagree.

[@Wabi-sabi8551]

Graham: They couldn't use basic mechanical advantage to lift those granite beams.... Joe: GIGGLE GIGGLE GIGGLE... Graham: They used psychic power to move them... Joe: Yes... DMT, Elk meat, and Alpha-Male.

[@shockedxtruth]

Joe's definately not an alpha. 100%gammma

[@adamgroves1188]

Agreed. They are retarded

[@antoniocervantes6522]

😂😂

[@luiscalderon7383]

Joe”A buddy of mine”Rogan probably wanted to tell Graham that DMT gave the builders of the pyramids telekinesis.

[@ergaberga8356]

Viking dna

[@Bancofty97]

Alex jones has a time machine and went back and built the pyramids by hand with a little help from his super male vitality and brainforce plus pills.

[@ggff3761]

βancrofty makes more sense than what this guys saying

[@beandaddydoggratt9714]

βancrofty fact

[@luisohm]

Chuck Norris tried to stop him

[@sategllib2191]

I take both and can confirm super strength

[@mrlazzo3354]

Lol GOLD ABSOLUTE GOLD

[@chrisfricker7025]

Honestly one of the most interesting people Joe's ever had on the podcast

[@scholarwhip6557]

After Doing a huge dab, I have found it out. The land was really high, and they sculpted the pyramids from the top down.

[@Zoidberg13197]

LOL genius

[@joshx022]

You mean using the beam weight and leverage and sliding down then removing sand and landscaping? Naww, couldn't be. Lmao... let them enjoy their mysteries.

[@scholarwhip6557]

@@joshx022 Look up the channel called "Primitive Unique Tool" this is what came to mind. These guys are crazy.

[@joshx022]

@@scholarwhip6557 oh I've seen their work. If I didn't have mains running under my second lot I'd so contract them lol.

[@alexremington3772]

Came to same conclusion... But went further... They were built upside down. Down is up

[@I_SupaNova]

It’s so mind blowing what the ancient humans were able to do. I’d love to go back in time to see how they built all of the things that we wonder about thousands of years later

[@trenhen4311]

Mass slavery, a civilization much more mathematically advanced then we think and a whole lotta resources. Ofc this is all speculation but I mean If a king puts everything he has into it u could c how it’s possible. How exactly they did it we’ll probably never know but they definitely had the workforce and resources to do it. Definitely an interesting topic.

[@CheminisVienetas]

@@trenhen4311 dude you know that's cap, just agree that there was something bigger

[@Myhairyapples123]

Not crap. They themselves built them and it took a long time to build. I hope you’re not one of those people who think aliens built them. Ridiculous

[@frozone6475]

@5ft 11 and 145lbs But that type of Pokemon is almost legendary.

[@ttownsupreme2183]

@@CheminisVienetas Can't like this enough the pyramids are freaky unique and different. And how are you able to move that amount if stone up and fit it in such a precise location How did the people who were up there get down?

[@greenscreen3347]

I like that Joe Rogan doesn't try to dominate the conversation, let's the guest talk. Just high, listening lmfao.

[@leelaghalley1878]

Can listen to Graham Hancock all day

[@ungolcost]

Everyone: “how did they build the pyramids?” Louis CK: “they just threw human death and suffering at them until they were finished”

[@papagrounds]

And now we can leave mean comments on KZbin while taking a shit 😁

[@dontcareboutname1]

Chris Cooper this is accurate tho

[@deadastrophysicist1201]

But may beeeeeee

[@cody4763]

Could've just hired a few Mexicans

[@sleazyfellow]

Oh man some people died in the early 20th century building those skyscrapers in new york, building the pyramids probably cost 10s of thousands of lives.

[@richardg6293]

Love that he drops the F bomb not just to be foul mouthed but as a reaction to his own enthusiasm

[@thecatalunya1]

when you put these questios to people they all say the same thing man power and ramps.....but Hancock right fucking long ramps....

[@vslyz1658]

I could listen to Graham talk all day

[@SniperJoJo-fo9su]

Egyptians and Aztecs structures: ALIENS Greek Roman structures: woah what a testament to time

[@charmio]

It's fantastic that we as a people can build something so great that, generations later, someone can think the creators must've had super powers.

[@dawsonnagel1606]

Gives warrant for further investigation in my opinion. A lot further

[@lightbeforethetunnel]

Fantastic? I think embarrassing is a better word. It's embarrassing that anyone could possibly believe the official narrative for how they were supposedly built. There are so many reasons it can't be true beyond just their size, that it's overwhelming. Either our history is WAY different than we were taught, or we didn't make them. Either option means we've been lied to on a massive scale.

[@caninecurry5823]

Thank fck, I'm glad I found a rational comment. These people are delusional.

[@lightbeforethetunnel]

@@caninecurry5823 You think it's delusional that people would question how humans without technology could lift blocks that weigh anywhere from hundreds of tons up to thousands of tons each into place? It's delusional to think people *COULD* have done that without technology when it's clearly not possible. Imagine yourself with no technology. Could you do that? Even with lots of help? The answer is no. It's just too much weight packed into too small of an area. Even just a few tons would be too much to lift up into the air and into place even once, let alone repeatedly. Lifting just one of the largest blocks is impossible. Yet, were supposed to believe they lifted many of them into place? And this is only mentioning the size of the structures. There are many, many other aspects of these structures that would have required knowledge or abilities we're told people didn't have at the time. There's like 30 aspects like this. For one example, the Great Pyramid is still the most precisely constructed building on the planet. It's aligned with magnetic north to within 1/60th of a degree. We can't even construct buildings that precisely today. And magnetic north moves over time so it would have been *perfectly* aligned at the time it was built. To top it off, the bigger a building is, the harder is to build aligned that precisely. It was the largest artificial structure on Earth for thousands of years, increasing the difficulty level of the precision exponentially. That covers two of the over 30 aspects that require extremely advanced knowledge or capabilities. I could go on, there are entire books written on this topic filled with reasons. The bottom line is, with each aspect, it becomes more and more delusional to continue claiming humans made these structures thousands of years ago when we supposedly had no technology or advanced knowledge or capabilities. Plus, knowledge is usually gained gradually in steps. There are no signs of that with these ancient structures. We're supposed to believe we just suddenly had extremely advanced knowledge without any signs of progression toward it? And then we just forgot that knowledge suddenly? Come on. And why do we see such similar designs coming from areas all over the world, from cultures that had no contact with one another? This indicates there was a common source because the designs were far too similar. I'm not going to go on... But please don't call people delusional unless you actually try to understand the other side of the argument first. It's not a good look. Anyone who actually researches this topic thoroughly & objectively and also has a brain in their head can see the mainstream narrative is what's delusional, not those who rightly question it.

[@drcola143]

@@lightbeforethetunnel I guess but why would they put dead Egyptian Pharaohs in the pyramids?

[@shughy1]

The pyramids are just the remnants of god's unfinished toblerone bar

[@kevin084life]

Alan Currie ...That got covered in sand and the rest is history. 😂

[@jronaldtrading2600]

Best comment ive seen haha

[@drwugong]

That explains why the newer pyramids are a lot smaller.

[@JSabh]

Mark 11:23 ESV / Truly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and thrown into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says will come to pass, it will be done for him.

[@1javixD]

Alan Currie mhmm 😋

[@lyjj]

*wuuu wuu haa haa* *THE JOEROGAN EXPERIENCE*

[@wendyvinshlikapoltz8211]

Rabble rousing slanderer

[@urakeh4472]

joe "wuu wuu haa haa" rogan

[@adoneim]

Hello freak bitches

[@officialnothingness6740]

I could listen to this guy all day

[@infinnite10]

Graham is the only person who would use a time machine to die in a extinction level event 😂

[@elenafalconsseedlaboratory403]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@J3NNN4]

Obviously he would be spectating in a bubble that is not penetrable by anything. Eating olives and dates. Great Fun

[@jaymilan2157]

🤣🤣🤣💯

[@NtandoMbele]

😂🤣

[@904fishingmusicandadventur9]

now, THAT IS FUNNY!!!!

[@TheMrNeffels]

How did they move these 70 ton rocks? Well graham id like to introduce you to my little friend, cocaine

[@huskytzu7709]

Neffels Tech 😂

[@Pintroll300]

Neffels Tech or amphetamines - that stuff can make a man do crazy shit

[@Pintroll300]

Chase Palmquist Right enough... combined the effects would be insane productivity-wise

[@Tom-hm6nd]

(matthew mcconaughey voice)

[@yams3954]

nah they were prolly chewing khat which is like really strong coffee

[@bigroger1989]

He forgot to mention Russia there’s been very little explored there because of the low temperatures and dense forrests and land

[@godimusmaximus]

Yeah that and the Communist.

[@mooreoftre]

@Dr T really?

[@joshx022]

Siberia is going to be the mystery of the future between the methane, the dinosaur fossils and the sinkholes that will expose more lol

[@driss409]

@Dr T nah, it's a natural rock formatiom found in many other places.

[@MiKe-yz1nq]

As soon as the permafrost in Siberia melts we find stuff nobody ever thought existed

[@shonuff4323]

Those 70 ton blocks really is crazy. People today would struggle doing that

[@Ba_A]

Science doesn't claim that psychic powers or that telekinetic powers are impossible. It's that no one has yet proven that any of these powers actually exist except for anecdotal assertions. Science is open to study these phenomena all the time.

[@HYEpower]

people with these abilities get put in mental institutes for life drugged to stop their power and killed off sadly.

[@russellward4624]

Science cant research magic that's why. It also doesnt proove that Unicorns, Fairies, leprechauns.. dont exist yet most people dont think any of them are real either. We believe things that comport with reality. When something is shown to exist is the time to believe something not the other way around. Otherwise youd believe almost everything and many would be mutually exclusive.

[@davejohn348]

What science regards as real is something that can be seen, tasted, touched, heard or smelled. These are inapplicable to the non physical realm.

[@Ba_A]

At 3:20 more or less when the topic is mentioned

[@russellward4624]

@@pleaseadoptus Becasue its a waste of there time. If they wasted time on bigfoot. the lockness monster... we'd never move forward.

[@NitroRonin23]

"I don't know, therefore telekinesis" is like giving up trying to think of something else. You might as well say "ghosts did it"

[@gustavs5237]

Vincent Romei shut up Vincent

[@shaqron3720]

How do you know ghost didn't do it

[@Thewatcher6x3]

Thats stupid man come on, people have been tested to have those type of mind powers there is no proof of Ghosts. See instead of looking at things from a diffrent angle you dont, the same goes for people that dont like to figure out things. Its the Same as saying i give up slaves did it and they were able to build all this by hand.

[@hughtubecube]

Lucifer87 - lol citation needed on telekinesis being real 😂

[@mailliw94]

that is a broad oversimplification of what was discussed. you are an idiot and your input is invalid.

[@keaqan]

“it’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message” - heath ledger’s Joker

[@kylemccormick5123]

What I enjoy about this guy is his whole thing is having a theory for which there is absolutely zero evidence and then finding a way for that absolute lack of evidence to be his evidence. It’s his only move, and it’s very entertaining.

[@tomspizzirri4574]

In scientific terms Graham Hancock does not have a theory. He has a hypothesis. Big difference.

[@pureblack3363]

Facts a scientific theory is bunch of facts formed together and a hypothesis is just an educated guess

[@ciaranc7460]

Exactly, in science, the hypothesis is the precursor to scientific theory

[@eddingtonmillagillo4112]

He discredits the physical might of hebrew slaves. Also roman generals and persia generals often built mega ramps to conquer cities with engineers and army men alone. Only 10,000-30'000 men. Paid in gold. Imagine the ramps you can make using 30,000 or more that are slaves and work past the 6 months building period a soldier would endure and with no salary owed to the builder slaves by the pharaoh slave owners. I believe the problem is archaeologists have not calculated in the intense evil truly diabolical treatment of slaves that they think when ur told make a ramp high as heaven they wont beat you till you start working on the Project and your children die working on it too.

[@patdaveydrums]

@@eddingtonmillagillo4112 you know that we have evidence of how the pyramid builders lived right? They lived in towns next to the building site and had a high quality of life by all accounts. There are written journals from the time. Where is your evidence to the contrary? I'm truly interested as I was sure that the consensus was that the workforce was highly motivated and well looked after.

[@philpeters3689]

@@patdaveydrums the unpaid slaves probably couldnt soeak ancient egypt or write in their own tongue so fat chance of finding their diary

[@lalakingo7]

"This is healthy, this is very very healthy that we should be approaching this problem from many different perspectives" Thats a quote of the decade for me.

[@TheAmbientWarrior]

Ancient Egyptians: *Builds truly great monuments and structures* Everyone: "There's no way you could have done that!" Ancient Egyptians: "See for yourself, they're right there." Everyone: "Nah no way you could have built that, you didn't have the technology!" Ancient Egyptians: "We prefer to develop methodology over technology, so coordinating the populace to help with constructing these massive national projects is actually our forte." Everyone: "Must have been psychic powers or aliens or something..."

[@mikehunt5617]

Weak

[@remenkimi3548]

Well said, Ambient!

[@MURF8393]

I always find it lowkey racist when yt ppl insist that the Egyptians couldn't have built the pyramids

[@SakuragiLastname9]

@@MURF8393 how the fuck is it racist. They're not saying they couldn't have built them because they were Egyptian. They're saying they couldn't have built them because they didn't have the technology.

[@phillmoore1561]

@@MURF8393 When you're so woke, everything is racist

[@ChrundleTGreat]

Ancient human civilizations that cultivated telepathy and telekinesis in people has always been something I believed was possible.

[@ninjanunch27]

We only use a small percentage of our brain. Imagine if the missing link is the use of more or all of their brain power. Makes me think they knew things way more powerful than we could even dream of. I also think a lot of the answers are hidden from us like the Library in the Vatican. They can't let us know the truth.

[@savagecabbage6119]

Cool that you believe that. Now try to convince me. How do you prove the existence of telekinetic powers?

[@ninjanunch27]

@@savagecabbage6119 I don't have to convince you of anything. That's up to you to believe or not. I think we lost a lot of our own history this world has been destroyed many times before it seems we were way more advanced in ancient Egypt and when the world has been destroyed by flood and cataclysm we lost part of our self

[@ninjanunch27]

@@savagecabbage6119 if you know anything about your pineal gland your third eye 👁️ anything about DMT you wouldn't be talking like that. I think we truly don't even know just how much power we hold if we know how to unlock our own body.

[@savagecabbage6119]

@@ninjanunch27 You don't have to convince me of anything if you don't want to. I mean, I study history and am a christian, so you can imagine why I'd probably refrain from believing these things. But I am genuinely interested in your line of reasoning. The Ancient Egyptians were pretty smart and I always assumed the pyramids were build with scaffolding and counterweights. For me this is much more believable than telekinesis, but I'm interested in what you have to say.

[@snoopyssnowconesmore348]

I’m officially high without doing any drugs. 😕

[@nunyabizness6376]

Im on drugs and now I'm sober 😵

[@KrishMod520]

It’s all mentioned in the Vedas about how our ancient ancestors lived. They were FAR more advanced than us today and I don’t think we’ll ever reach those levels again if we stay in denial about our past

[@Bloink]

Give me a single example of how they were FAR more advanced than us

[@Terrordanger]

@@Bloink their pyramids have survived over 4,500 years and their building methods are a mystery..

[@Bloink]

@@Terrordanger So you don't know how they did it, which means nothing

[@Terrordanger]

@@Bloink In the construction of the Great Pyramid, there are approximately 2,300,000 stone blocks weighing an average of 2.5 tons each (they range from 2 to 70) which is said to have been built as a ‘tomb’ (despite no body ever being found in it) in just 20 years. That means installing one block every 5 minutes for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, non-stop for 20 years. This does not include the cutting and shaping, quarrying, or breathtaking multi-angle precision placements of these megaliths. Within this construction, over 160,000 tons of pink granite were transported from over 800km away. Pulled by ropes and logs? We could not overcome these logistics, or build the pyramid in such a timeframe today. It’s base is situated precisely along the four cardinal points: North, South, East and West with an average error of only around three minutes of arc which represents an infinitesimal deviation from true of less than 0.015 per cent. The ratio of its circumference to its original height is equal to the value of pi: 3.14, which it is claimed they knew nothing about as it wasn’t ‘discovered’ for another thousand years. The Great Pyramid’s base is at 1:43,200 which is a mathematical representation of the northern hemisphere (which, of course, we are told they knew nothing about). The list of architectural miracles within this construction is extensive, and this isn’t even scratching the surface. So, we’re expected to believe that a bunch of people using copper, stones, logs and ropes built this with no real understanding of mathematics, architecture, surveying, or any number of sciences which we rely on 100% for the most simple constructions today. They did it at a rate which is far beyond anything we can, even with all our machines, and they did it with a precision which we could not replicate without laser guided, computer controlled industrial equipment. Clearly, we’ve been fed an enormous lie. This was done by a people with knowledge greater than ours, for a purpose beyond our puerile social dictates of materialism and making money. If we understood who did this, when, and why, our entire worldview would change so radically that society itself would transform.

[@Bloink]

@@Terrordanger "Clearly, we’ve been fed an enormous lie". Except you haven't, because we don't know how they were built, so a definitive claim as to how they were has not been made. *All* your text amounts to "We don't know how they did it", which is what everyone is saying. Anything to add onto that? Aliens or giants perhaps, or maybe something else with 0 evidence? I can't wait

[@jiahuazhang7193]

The only man that makes cussing sound elegant. Thx for blessing my ears.

[@woody5109]

Graham is one of your best guests, please keep him coming back.

[@Naugle99]

6:05 Joe Rogan temporarily adopts Graham's accent.

[@imustbeames3727]

N-NANI?!

[@slugakristov8343]

Aaaaaaaaaa true

[@fireforce9706]

Lol

[@matthewpowell8284]

haaaaaaaa he totally does

[@pietropes1322]

'In some place'....he does his best posh British.

[@mactwyver]

I don't know what to find more nuts: a) proposing the pyramids were build through telekinesis or b) wanting to time travel to the moment when a comet hits the Earth

[@Hotplayer896]

W V T 😂😂😂

[@JoycenatorGaming]

Some people just really need to know, even if it costs everything

[@qwickvids1140]

W V T choose A

[@Si_Mondo]

@@JoycenatorGaming Like their life and thus the ability to inform everyone else......

[@JoycenatorGaming]

Si Mondo yes. Because you can’t have it both ways anyway in this case. People have died in the pursuit of knowledge for thousands of years, why would this be any different?

[@thedretti21]

Absolutly nobody: Joe rogan: Aliens on dmt did 9/11

[@stefanagha3248]

9/11 did DMT aliens

[@ianmartin6643]

Haha

[@CP-jo9qz]

9/11 did DMT on Aliens

[@andrewgarratt1503]

DMT did aliens on 9/11

Dmt did 9/11 on Aliens

[@Kozi15]

2:58 This guy: You need a F**king long ramp! Pharaoh: Then a F**king long ramp it is!

[@delyea]

The pyramids are like the continuum transfunctioner. Its mystery is only exceeded by its power. Zoltan

[@crsmyth4428]

Hail Zoltan!!!

[@viralbarot3203]

‘N then’ 😂

[@buffstudwell646]

😂

[@MicahPotts]

We'll give you special favors.

[@dredg652]

"And the cookies fortune!"

[@usernamesolomon]

Pyramid is just one of the dlc add on package for the matrix.

[@uliloolilu780]

Lol

[@ericgilbert1444]

Lol!

[@SunajVon]

lmao

[@leadingcyber666]

lul

[@a.3.20rhinstagramamberhest3]

🤔...

[@rickyt.9482]

Graham is one of my favorite guys to listen to.

[@philipbartlett6288]

I like the way this guy swears. Timing, emphasis, tone… wish I could choose to swear like him.

[@davidpolaczek3614]

All ancient cultures have two things in common Giants and a flood that wiped them out

[@silversaiyan3783]

What are two very common things on this planet: floods and every time you tell a tale the fish you cought gets bigger.

[@silversaiyan3783]

@Derreck Jones key word there actient. Even a mild floods, which happen yearly all over the world, would distroy what would be the whole world to a actient culture. So with the next culture being hundreds of miles away and no standerdise record keeping of time what would have been multiple floods over time and places become one flood. All those cultures are made of humans. Humans come in all shapes and sizes. They also on occasion suffer from gigantism. So a story of a man that was inches larger then the rest suddenly over time becomes twice to three times the size of a regular man.

[@silversaiyan3783]

@Derreck Jones where to even begin. Of course they only say world because the area that foolded was their whole world as far as they were concerned. You do realize each of the flood stories tell of a different person or group being the only survivors. My personal favorite is the native American who climbed a tree to survive and was the only one to have.

[@silversaiyan3783]

@Derreck Jones hahaha man your logic. By it superman and spider-man would be real. Or that there is only God except for Thor, Zeus, Ra, Shiva are also out there being gods, too.

[@silversaiyan3783]

@Derreck Jones can i have what your smoking or having. Because apparently me saying that a person using the world was distroyed to describe a disaster where everything they new was was wiped away isn't giving it the wait it deserves. As a side not the people who ended up writing the stories wrote them hundreds of years later. I use modern day superheros to both show how bad your logic was anld that they just the modern Gilgamesh stories.

[@dcoleman4444]

Maybe they possessed anti-gravity technology.

[@shughy1]

Or turned the gravity up on everything around them 😁

[@adude8424]

Gravity was discovered in 1687. Before 1687, humans can float upon self command

[@DirtMankee]

@@adude8424 lol

[@ChrisRubino1587]

Tractor beams

[@xA18kND1x]

The floated the pieces into place using water.

[@tonybobulinski7224]

Maybe we just mis time dinosaur fossils. Maybe the Egyptians used dinosaurs like horses. Those mega elephants can drag those 500km I bet

[@caloreilly9741]

whered u get your weed

[@tonybobulinski7224]

Cal O Reilly it sounds far fetched, but it’s actually the most logical explanation. Maybe not dinosaur(s) but maybe those giant elephant things. A lot of thing make sense if our carbon dating if off. I bet if those big elephants were used a lot of things fit into place. A pulley system would explain height. Many of the “it would be too heavy to drag that far” would make a lot of sense. I’d mor believe dating of fossils was off than an alien built the pyramids. Even like stone hedge, it makes a lot more sense if a big elephant dragged the stone

[@caloreilly9741]

James Doe it would make more sense if we haven’t found thousands of dinosaur bones and not single one has been carbon dated past 65 million years ago

[@caloreilly9741]

James Doe I don’t think aliens made it there was definitely animals involved but definetly not dinosaurs

[@tonybobulinski7224]

Cal O Reilly I guess u missed the part where I said our carbon dating was off. Theory 1 “our relatively new process of carbon dating is flawed” theory 2 “aliens used anti gravity to build them then mib flashed the Egyptians”

[@Emarq31]

I heard in the ancient times, people used shouts, powerful enough to bring mountains down

[@jonathankulesa]

When this guy speaks, he sounds smart, but when I repeat the same shit he says, people think I'm a nut... Maybe I need to throw on a British accent... 😂

[@itismefresh4204]

Or talk to other people

[@fledermausmann27]

It's South African but yes

[@ez_company9325]

or maybe just dont fall for a smooth talking nut job? Naw for real, everything he says sounds interesting but once he pops into magic.... its like........ a dick tease. I thought this whole thing was going somewhere interesting but he took a huge leap with that crap.

[@fledermausmann27]

@Nick Nack Oh my bad

[@l.m.892]

@@ez_company9325 Sounds like you're talking smooth ...

[@MULTIMEDIAKING94]

I can’t wait till I figure all this out when I’m dead

[@Letsgoplaces01]

Well put

[@ryansimpson3560]

Black people ruled that’s why pyramids are all around he world.

[@yodiig9504]

@@ryansimpson3560 bruh what the fuck😂😂😂

[@evandonohue3898]

@@benadam8665 what the fuck

[@Jtheplayer]

@@benadam8665 your story is interesting. How can I contact you so that you can elaborate?

[@Christopher81820]

Thing is that humans have always been, but will we be more prepared when we get wiped out again or will the next humans be as confused as we are?

[@kobepotter2303]

Christopher Jeffers not if they have KZbin

[@backseatpolitician]

I feel like humanity will continue on without losing anything. At this point the two ways we could die off totally is 1) We do it to ourselves. 2) We let it happen. ie: not trying to avoid a natural disaster.

[@toddsensmeier2352]

Yeah, you're right, I guess. Said noone ever. Explain to me then how coronavirus came to be, dumbass!

[@MarbleArchMedia]

Regarding when Hancock said “maybe they chose not to make plastic” it’s also quite possible they just never discovered it. The ancient civilizations could have been wicked advanced in other ways, acoustics for example. It’s not mutually exclusive

[@reeset]

Why is JRE not on spotify? :(

[@alexmurphy5289]

I hope with the big recent update they will get him on soon. That would be huge for Spotify and for Joe

[@macraem4172]

Alex Murphy yeah

[@raygunsleazy1565]

Because of the range of topics he discuss goes against the grain

[@Joshistryingtomakeit]

Get the podcast app from the app store its free and has all JRE :-)

[@Joshistryingtomakeit]

Its literally called the podcast app

[@Leo31291]

M. Night Shyamalan likes this

[@rigo62982]

Its shama Lama ding dong

[@ktbowersbellsouth]

He also writes terrible movies

[@fumurph]

Joe: "If you had one shot, would you..." Me: "Mom's spaghetti"

[@MusicGameFinatic999]

But on the surface he looks calm and ready

[@Lowlife62]

To drop bombs, but he keeps on forgetting what he wrote down...

[@aidenharper6013]

The whole crowd goes so loud

[@sunnydlite-t8b]

blame it on the alcohol

[@julius43461]

@@aidenharper6013 He opens his mouth, but the words won't come out

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Athur C Clarke

[@donHooligan]

pretty good point.

[@rstash1]

I visited Sacsayhuaman and other sites in Peru a few times. I hired a native Que'chuan archeologist, a university-trained archeologist, as a guide to see what the original natives thought about all of it. After a few hours examining some of the sites, I asked him how the hell they carved and moved those stones. His answer was a bit "cloaked". He said they have no written records, but the verbal history is that they softened the rocks to carve them and removed the weight so that "a foot could kick them into place". Nobody else has an answer, so, who knows?

[@simon6013]

I think we should be as open-minded as possible. As Terence McKenna said: We don't know shit about what's really going on! Reality might be even stranger than the maddest among us suppose.

[@DrugsForRobots]

There is a video of a gentleman on KZbin moving such huge stones with only his own muscles applied to principles of leverage.

[@positronundervolt4799]

This guy sounds so smart. He sounds smart. Sounds.

[@BaioWithMayo]

Yeah he may want to think these things, but physics does get this stuff done as well as seeing their previous failures on other pyramids. Time is the one thing these people seem to not care about, but ah well let people believe what they want turns out thinking differently about the pyramids wont change our day to day lives

[@BaioWithMayo]

@Allassan Sankara 100% true, and its happened constantly through history. The only flaw here is he has very little evidence FOR his point, with minor things against the established rule. Until there are ideas that can be measured/confirmed this is just disagreement for the sake of it, but believe me I would be happily proved wrong by a viable and revolutionary theory

[@chix1]

BaioWithMayo scrolls were found recently (within the past 1-2 years) that prove that the Egyptians built the pyramids. Hancock is just a freelancing journalist that has no education in archeology and just spews nonsense. He’s theories on ancient Egypt’s have been proven again and again to be false.

[@BaioWithMayo]

@@chix1 yeah I thought so, haven't heard much from him but it is what I've believed most my life. Still humor other opinions though because you never know when u could be wrong so at least hear someone out

[@mailliw94]

you are not as intelligent as you think you sound either.

[@BasedSif]

I can tell a lot of people are new to Joe Rogan. Graham Hancock has been on many times in the past. Always awesome conversations.

[@michaelll]

Absoutetly. He's definitely my favorite guest on JRE ever. Graham is alot smarter than alot of people give him credit for

[@HarryBalzak]

I like the one when him and Randall destroyed that dickhead "skeptic". I won't mention his name.

[@dannyt4663]

@@michaelll He sure is. He knows exactly what to say to attract his target market. This guy found his niche a long time ago and knows how to milk it.

[@ampman76]

He's convincing in a lot of areas, but shit like this makes me question his arguments more aggressively.

[@ggff3761]

Michael C just cause hes got a posh English accent doesn’t make him smart

[@mattboyko09]

I like how in one way modern humans are advanced enough to fly to the moon in a rocket ship, but no one can explain how ancient people stacked stones 🤣😂

[@12z.z]

Well how they stacked those stones?

[@jakobthuresson9478]

There is so many documentaries and tests where you show how you can move and place large stones with just manpower. Just because we dont know exactly how they did it we know there is no need for any fancy tech.