Jimmy Corsetti Calls Gobekli Tepe an Ancient Conspiracy Theory

[@TReichert850]

You know what, I’m sick of hearing about it only being 5% uncovered. I’m heading there now to change that.

[@meltee01]

Brave

[@TerryKashat]

I believe you for some reason.

[@lethanosjames2976]

They done fucked up, they let @TReichert850 get involved

[@Maui_ma]

They can’t stop us all

[@vatansaolsun5385]

Godspeed

[@onelove_wav]

Need to add Graham Hancock and Randall Carson involved and get a Protect Our Parks type ancient conspiracy theories series

[@TechDyslect]

Wow hahahaha that would be insaine

[@190justo]

Make it happen🫵

[@christianrandall5618]

Actually a great idea💡

[@dylan4868]

Wow! This !

[@bluebruising]

I met Randall Carlson a couple weeks ago. He’s such a cool fuckin guy

[@JackFromAbove]

"And this is where it really starts to get crazy.... BUT THIS this is now where it starts to get crazy.... And here is where it starts to get wild!"

[@jackstoltz1379]

Iv discovered the same style ruins in spain torralba d'en salord

[@moonscar119]

Seriously... this guy never gets to the point

[@TheArtonSlo]

If Joe didn't derail the conversation with some stupid observation or question he might have time to get to it. He was just about to say something interesting and Joe goes oh look it's the pillar, what's that funny bird guy

[@jrc3394]

“let me start by saying this first”

[@jrc3394]

@@TheArtonSlobecause joe isnt fooled by this yapper. he said a whole lotta nothing.

[@leithal1546]

When you order Graham and Randall off TEMU

[@AVisualHistory]

Underrated comment

[@DursunX]

this is their Origin Story 😅

[@valavoort]

😂👏

[@eXpressYourselfClips]

I get coffeezilla vibes from this guy

[@Jon3s-p6w]

haha best comment i have read in a long time

[@nathanielrodriguez2388]

“250 missed calls from Graham”

[@elzach0]

"550 missed calls from Flint Dribble"

[@Dayone-og]

​@@elzach0 yes his actual name is flint dribble

[@fahmiyusoff9154]

This guy is full of shitz..muslims fully believe in noah ,in fact he is one of islamic prophet as well as moses AND jesus,abraham and others like jacob ... Islam is infact continuation of the same religion brought by prophet..

[@Jake_Hamlin]

Graham Hancock believes the excavation technology excuse, Graham of all people should see these gate keeping tactics for what they are

[@libertylizard_]

Islam is a distorted belief created by the Jewish in part. It has nothing to do with facts of any kind and is more of a dangerous insult to the middle eastern tribes, that gets used to manipulate them into conflict. Muhammad was a schizophrenic idiot, nothing more.

[@JeffAlvarez-zc6se]

I did a high school report on gobekli tepe back in 2003, I swear nothings changed since then, it was 5% uncovered then and still 5% uncovered so crazy bro.

[@donaldobrien9171]

they want to provide work for future archeologists, and wait for more advanced technology to learn more from the excavation.

[@swampy1234]

​@@donaldobrien9171 yeah we are watching the video that explains that.

[@JeffAlvarez-zc6se]

@ I saw the same Joe Rogan podcast my boi, I hope that’s the case but I’m just saying it’s funny that’s the only rebuttal to the conversation, I’m dumb af but I’m not retarded. All I’m saying is that some thin happened and I would love to hear everyone’s thoughts on this

[@nwilt7114]

​@donaldobrien9171 Nah, they don't want to find stuff that helps the Bible narrative.

[@podfuk]

Like Turkey gives a shit about smooth brained simpletons on internet LOL

[@jopo7996]

Now that I'm older I find that I sweat way more. I look back fondly on my younger dry ass period.

[@infinidominion]

Smoke a lil weed

[@Username-eg2mp]

Try meth

[@bobbydeazy]

Now that you’re older, I expect better puns.

[@BillBondsHasAPosse]

Dude you ain’t lying.

[@Sumalia]

How did that crappy pun got 44 likes in 20min?

[@TrevorDodd-ev1sx]

I cycled toured from Azerbaijan to Cyprus and stopped off at Gobleki Tepe. It wasn't so much the site itself that amazed me , but the landscape. You can see so many ancient settlements still clearly visible on the land for miles and miles around Gobleki Tepe. There is so much more to ancient Turkey than we know or are being told.

[@pietskiet42-_]

And over 200 underground mass dwellings.....😮😮😮😮

[@johnpeter18881]

It's not ancient turkey,it had nothing to do with "Turkey"

[@d.m6614]

Nothing to do with "Tirkey", this is long before the islamic expanshion. If im not misstanken, mount Arrarat used to betong to Armenia.

[@darrendin2050]

It wasn't ancient Turkey.

[@RobertJones-ew8fz]

Azerbaijan to Cyprus on a bicycle? Its been 30 years since I sailed from Turkey to Cyprus, guess things must have really changed. And of course there is no such thing as "Ancient Turkey"

[@wolf7el356]

Corsetti is a yapper. He spends too much time trying prepare you to be astonished by what he's about to say, instead of just saying it.

[@ecoboost04]

Dude is so hyped up on his own topics that he side tracks his thoughts just trying to say what he initially wanted to say. Pretty annoying, that and he loses the point he was originally talkin about and then jumps off the road on another topic lol like bruh 😂

[@mitheras]

you have to prepare yourself first

[@Cbart23]

Grifter.

[@ArtVaeirs]

​@@Cbart23liked your own comment?

[@justsayin3600]

This is probably why he is a successful KZbinr, and big enough to be on Rogan.

[@timesfly1081]

it's amazing how humanity continues to purposefully hold itself back

[@CantTellYou]

It’s almost impressive how good we are at punching ourselves in the face

[@seekdiscomfortMORE]

Stuff like this makes me believe lizard people are real and they purposely do stuff like this to hide truth.

[@korishneo]

I’m thinking the elites know about the hidden history and don’t want everyone else to find out..

[@artemiseritu]

Or, it's a tiny few holding the rest of us back, because they know something we don't.

[@hamburgler227]

This guy is spewing misinformation. There is very good reason to take this slow. In the past archaeologists have destroyed sites and evidence by pushing ahead. Yes, the tools we now possess are hundreds times better than 50 years ago! And this will be true again in the future. It’s not just digging up big stones. A lot of information is actually contained in the surrounding soil. This guy is a hack.

[@BA-pz3lo]

Is this Flint Dibble approved?

[@daintywalrus4226]

Is that the guy who dresses in Indiana Jones attire only

[@Loki087]

​@@daintywalrus4226except he doesn't act like Indiana Jones

[@Arselpang]

@@daintywalrus4226 Haha, it's him.

[@NoahGulley]

😂

[@bluntmanj1441]

Temu Indiana Jones

[@aggiewoodie]

“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”

[@maxgarner3644]

Jimmy takes FOREVER to get to his point(s), omg, spit it out already!

[@CantTellYou]

And to his point at the end about Islam in Turkey…. don’t they fully believe in Noah’s Ark?

[@jacktupp4358]

@@CantTellYou Yes, they have a Noah's Ark story. The real crazy thing is that Islam, Christianity, and Judaism is that they are essentially supportive of each other when it comes to the old testament. God, Allah, and Yahweh are all the same entity, they just have a different name(linguistics?). Jesus even exists in Islam but he's considered a prophet, not the messiah.

[@byronshues1717]

They weren't “Gods” they were Aliens

[@joshuanewman5057]

@@jacktupp4358 well yea they're all considered 'Abrahamic' religions, they're brother religions basically.

[@nickdtoner]

It like he’s 1 sentence away from getting to the point and then goes off on another tangent. ADHD runs deep in this bro.

[@neighborhoodturnt]

Bring AJ From the why files on your podcast!!

[@creoken8772]

he was there a few years ago

[@neighborhoodturnt]

@@creoken8772 really I didn’t know that’s awesome but would love to see him back!

[@straypacket]

​@@creoken8772was the fish there too?

[@creoken8772]

@@straypacket 😂😂😂 I don't remember that

[@secretstravel]

Did he bring the fish?

[@SmokingInKairo]

Oh hell yeah ancient civilization beef

[@jesseerickson662]

​@@pjotarendewolf2195 Wow. You certainly have a lot of "nolidge". 😂

[@morganr4426]

@@jesseerickson662"nolidge" 🤣🤣💀💀 Did you get ANY of that comment?? I think I just lost 60 IQ points trying to understand anything past the first few words 🤣🤣🤣

[@pillznarRy]

the OG of STREET BEEFS

[@Beepbeepbeepbe]

Joe’s bias is definitely showing here. The guy has so many conspiracy theorists on his show. That he just believes every other crazy conspiracy

[@tommyguyishere]

@@pjotarendewolf2195I had an early health retire and I have taken much more time to study them ‘old’ time days. I recall coming across the 26,000 year earth quake. Story goes that the monks in the mountains of Tibet(?) had a gold emulate with jewels, and now the US Government intelligence has it so the Chinese won’t steal it. But they have records of the floods, and I am sure what it was like after. Makes sense why they live high in the mountains and practice self disciplines, for the day of hell fire may so willingly come again with no dispute and now you have to suffer for real.

[@davidgriffin8958]

Tell Abu Hureyra is from the Younger Dryas and shows the transition from hunter gathering to agriculture. Karahan Tepe is similar to Gobekl Tepe but a little older. This whole area is filled with really ancient sites. The problem is not excavation but the cost of preservation. As soon as you uncover sites they begin to erode. If they had not been buried there would be little to show that they ever existed.

[@EvertfromNederland]

this sounds a lot more plausible

[@rustycann6887]

the powers that be dont want it to be exposed because it make them all wrong about human history

[@dawb86]

Same reason they don't want a lot of the slave history taught anymore. They feel like the people are starting to get a little too carried away with the whole "woke" thing again.....

[@Jamie-hv4uk]

The powers that be want to rewrite history to impose their narative

[@clayton5584]

Yup. That's right and makes sense. . If you disregard mountains of evidence.

[@SicFromTheKush]

No, That's not how "powers" work. That's how individuals work, but that's not what you're suggesting. There's no blowback or retribution for them to change the story. You fire 1 patsy and life moves on

[@peters4115]

@@SicFromTheKushthat’s exactly how the powerful operate, are we forgetting how the church acted when we first discovered the earth wasn’t the center of the universe? That wasn’t just one individual, that was the entire system reacting

[@Ryuz99]

Its really a shame what the WEF organisation is doing to the peoples relics of the world !

[@viperzvapourz4738]

It's a shame that the WEF even exists.

[@StandinOnBuniss]

They're not. They couldnt care less. That's a dumb theory

[@ktw5141]

WEF is just money get togethers this is Turkey milking shit for tourism.

[@justinklenk]

Whatever the case with that new conspiracy theory he stuck in about them at the end - their goal of (mostly) eliminating the world's gas-burning pollution and its carbon/methane emissions is a crucial one - we need to adapt to reality.

[@EatDatBitchAwp]

People relics of the world? It’s the relics of the natives of that region not yours, you weirdo.

[@chazjackson-ahealthfitness2611]

Boncuklu Tarla is older than Gobekli Tepe. We truly known nothing of our ancient ancestors.

[@trump45and2zig-zags]

Never even heard of that, thanks!

[@AnthonySmith-x5z]

Holy fuck 12000 year old sewer system

[@nomdeguerre8464]

Oh, yeah? What about Wakkadudu in Africa?

[@CRT4Dummies]

Wakkadudu? Sounds like Jon Jones favorite hobby.

[@j-kolh7773]

@@CRT4DummiesI think you mean wackkahiswifeInTheChin

[@gprz843]

Im not an Archaeologist, nevertheless an academic, but I can tell this guy is full of it.

[@david5293]

Not only have they stopped looking into the sight but they have also been planting trees on the sight. Trees whose roots, If allowed to grow, could destroy artifacts buried beneath the surface. The sight also has sustained water damage because the overhead shading they installed over the site doesn’t protect it against snow or rain fully. They want to destroy the site.

[@Ge1Ri4]

The trees were planted by the farmer who owned the land before it became an archeological world heritage site.

[@swskating3865]

Let's hope not

[@RandomlyRandom2025]

They want to destroy the biggest money maker they have? Do you even think before you speak? The guy even said it himself in the video. Tourism (which equals $$) has gone down significantly since the Arab spring. This is how they draw people there.

[@HT-rq6om]

@@Ge1Ri4Utter nonsense!😂

[@haveaseatsir]

Site

[@VF81-q5j]

It makes sense to me. Gobekli Tepe has been popularized. Build a fence, set up a ticket booth. Charge people $100 to come in. Whenever it stops drawing a crowd, dig up some more. Like building a new ride at an amusement park. Did you hear about the new pottery? They dug up new pottery! We HAVE to go back there to look at the new pottery.

[@bonganimkhwanazi2081]

WEF advanced psychology AI bot.

[@knockturnal1]

yeh over the pottery, but they probably baking a few shards now with some kind hitite akkadian cuneiform, perhaps letters from uncle japeth or great nephew nimrod

[@LuckyRich15]

Yeah stop getting your "facts" from someone who doesnt know, and getting their "facts" from another grifter, who them from another grifter. Nothing Jimmy says is remotely true.

[@jackstoltz1379]

Iv discovered the same style ruins in spain torralba d'en salord

[@triplekillerable]

I live around the Göbekli Tepe. İm turkish. it doesnt cost 1000 dollars lol

[@justwatching6186]

Took dude 12:30 to get to his point

[@PretendBreadBoy]

They wouldn't let him talk for a bit there.

[@Minong_Manitou_Mishepeshu]

It was wrecking me out.

[@Davidanderson-zu9wn]

Lmao! I’m sayin

[@JackCellarer]

Once saw a fox crossing a chicken crossing a road. Not THE road. Just a road. Chicken beat up that fox. Will tell you that much, but not more.

[@ReachesArt-gh8uz]

Lol

[@CognoEnglish]

Tell us!

[@custercrazyhorse8616]

My opinion on why the excavation of Gobeckli Tepe has come to a halt,is to prevent the public from having knowledge that maybe everything that we have been taught is inaccurate.It certainly disrupts all the major religions in the world that currently teaches that civilization is only about 6000 years old. How can religious people explain how an educated civilization seemed to have been thriving over 11 thousand years ago?

[@elmar4574]

You don't seem to understand religion and mythology, or even some movies. Religion teaches through code and wisdom. Spreading lessons and secrets through stories. The real problem is "science", providing inaccurate "facts".

[@Calixxtus]

Literally all of science and modern advancements prove all religions are man made. Not everything is a conspiracy. These two are so full of bs and your theory makes no sense whatsoever

[@abdq4712]

That's just Christianity guy....

[@Ratnoseterry]

It's more likely that they're already standing on the precipice of losing authority with the public, and if the date pushes beyond that there won't be any recourse.

[@Omicron9999]

Everyone knows the Earth is well over 6000 years old, we have radiocarbon dating and the fossil record to prove it. Digging out an ancient site wouldn't disrupt a damn thing.

[@rodfriesen4370]

At 14:40 you made a really silly mistake. The Muslims, Jews, and Christians all have this account in their Holy Books.

[@BmwF4n]

Definitely.. just have different name for it ... Nuh vs Noah

[@lukelangston6834]

Keep your made up stories out of this 😂

[@williamslater-vf5ym]

He is thinking of when isis and other groups were destroying ancient artifacts and statues. But that was all pagan stuff. My theory is that there is an ancient cult that doesn't want the site to be uncovered since it was buried deliberately.

[@magicalfungi3206]

@@williamslater-vf5ym it was not "all pagan stuff" as pagan reliogions were from northern europe... not the middle east. they destroyed anything that wasnt part of their specific heritage. they destroyed sumerian tablets, statues of kings and gods, even muslim history they didnt agree with.

[@floridaman5000]

It even goes well beyond that. Cultures from all over the world have a flood myth as an integral part of their written and/or oral traditions

[@vaticinus]

Why he take so long to explain how it is a conspiracy??

[@eXpressYourselfClips]

Cos he's a grifter who uses the word conspiracy to rope people in

[@rikosuko]

He wants clout so he can get famous... Everyone wants to rule the world. 😢

[@vulian]

I came to watch the clip because this dude has issues with getting to the point

[@chr0m315]

It’s a podcast. Learn how to improve your attention span.

[@vulian]

@chr0m315 Lol

[@navyman8903]

This dude never gets to the point.

[@scottpitner4298]

“I started digging into this..” 💀

[@jordanwilson3618]

Come across anything worth me looking at lol?

[@rslater8707]

😂

[@RandomlyRandom2025]

And has absolutely nothing to add 😂

[@NaruBrilu]

As always at the end of the yapping too no new info either lol

[@ZombieJeezus420]

LMAOOOOO

[@JLP627]

Would be crazy if a buried pillar depicts an early version of the great pyramids.

[@someone-w9n]

No chance in hell.

[@theblackgods4699]

You crackheads need to stay on your corners and let the big boys do the thinking

[@jonnybravvo4282]

That's a cool hypothesis. The comments talking reckless to you are sad people

[@JLP627]

@jonnybravvo4282 You get it. Most people just want to dunk on you to feel smarter. Even with the preface phrase they didn't get it, which ironically shows how smart they are with basic comprehension 😅

[@Klaevin]

I don't think it would depict the pyramids, but it might depict the sphinx, as it's WAY older

[@Toad_Moto]

It's so hard for him to just spit it out and tell the story in an easy and fluid manner.

[@timk5867]

Yes

[@richardbradley5217]

Because he is full of poo.

[@funofamitch]

I think part of it is ensuring every base is covered and explaining plot holes or future questions, part of it is because it’s his hyper focus and he is keeping himself and Joe in suspense. Some stories are so big you have to drip feed background details before you hit them with the main info, otherwise it just doesn’t sound credible.

[@YerpDerp17]

For one, you want to be thorough when explaining the situation. Secondly, it doesn't help when Joe constantly interrupts. lol It's why I much prefer Lex Fridman's interviews over Joe's. I swear Tiktok has eroded basic patience. lol

[@YerpDerp17]

@@richardbradley5217 Nah, I have watched a lot of different people debunk Graham and his theories. I won't lie, he is interesting to listen to, but a lot of it is assumptions based on very little, if any, solid evidence. If you objectively watch any videos debunking him it becomes clearly apparent he is just making stuff up to stand out, all while playing a victim because people push back at the stuff he claims to theorizes.

[@machonco50]

The shaman with the bag is actually doordash

[@Hiluxtaco]

Pull it up, Jamie. So we can see what that Gucci bag looks like...

[@jmtolerico]

Good one 😅

[@rslater8707]

Haha I read this right as Joe said it

[@jmtolerico]

@@rslater8707 damn can't find it

[@AdamKadmon-cg5qs]

Such deferment is common in archaeology. I was part of a dig in Germany and visited numerous sites in Denmark. On several sites were areas set aside for future generations. This was done with the expectation that, yes, future technology and techniques would gain better results. Such an approach was common on sites far less fascinating than GT, because as everyone (but your guest, apparently) knows that a dig is destructive - you destroy the site in order to explore it. To wait is legit.

[@briancole7024]

Probably the most underrated comment on this site. Only historians will understand this.

[@thomaslove6494]

This makes sense for some random site here or there but not for the most important and oldest archaeological site on the planet.... Give me a break...

[@Kianiji18]

I feel like JR knows more than Jimmy on this topic, but JR is just letting Jimmy have his moment.

[@garyh183]

What he said about Turkey being a Muslim country, and not wanting to confirm noahs ark, because it would confirm Christianity is ridiculous. Muslims believe in the story of noah too.

[@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895]

Islam is deceit and through that deceit ba’al is worshipped. Quran and their false prophets own words show this.

[@justamannn8674]

Incredible! Ty for posting. I don’t have time to listen to all of Joes programs. You offer us a chance to enjoy the BEST!! Ty, TY, TY!!!

[@gandalfthewhite8273]

At 14:41 he obviously doesn't understand Islam because Noah's ark is a Jewish, Christian and Muslim story, Islam recognises the Old testament as a holy book given from God to the Prophets.

[@Whiskey0880]

It's a far old story than that.

[@willbiermann3037]

This was my first thought also, all Abrahamic religions believe in the old testament.

[@swskating3865]

Justifies the barbaric attitude then

[@arnoldschnitzel1583]

Where did the Islam get the story from??? ALlah never spoke to any muslims right? Why is that you think? And how do muslims now who God is? Yahweh is not allah and who gave the name allah? Islam is bad and it sucks. ALla is a fake god and mohammed is not a prophet. Who is better Jesus or mohammed? My Jesus stomps and crushes your alla and mohammed with His feet. Yahweh is King and Lord!

[@isaiah5335]

Islam copied the other two

[@6ixset106]

Damm Joe let him complete a thought before cutting him off.

[@YerpDerp17]

This is why I prefer Lex's interviews much more.

[@joshpeveto805]

People sometimes get annoyed that he let's his guests talk for too long too. Can't make everyone happy

[@mylamberfeeties875]

😂 half of all conversations people cut each other off. You do it to

[@ERICK4431]

​@joshpeveto805 never heard of such a thing plus isn't that the reason why he brings people in? So they can talk....

[@alexlupei1228]

To be fair to Joe, especially in this segment Jimmy uses a lot of words to say little. And he repeats those many words at least once before getting to the core of the matter. To me it seems like he dances around the juicy part for whatever reason. It seems like he is hesitant on one hand and trying to build tension on the other. In fact I got impatient with him while listening to this.

[@TheRealCenturion]

The mystery behind these ancient sites is likely the key to unlocking not just knowledge of our past, but also likely knowledge about our future if interpreted correctly. These werent just caveman with no knowledge, they had clear knowledge of astronomy, and a very clear interpretation of their surroundings, as well as great architectural engineering. Knowing persicesly how these great works were constructed would give us great insight even today. Im not saying some grand truth will come clear . But we absolutely should not hinder archeological progress just like we shouldnt hinder our progress in space.

[@TempleoftheSon]

The Noah's alter thing is an interesting idea, but unlikely the reason for the lack of excavation. Noah isn't just a patriarch of Christianity, he's also a patriarch of Islam and Judaism.

[@TuffGony]

Right! I’m so triggered this guys so ignorant! He probably thinks Jesus came from central france… or wishes

[@fahmiluthfi7991]

Yup, Muslims also believe in Noah and the floods story.

[@tygon13]

I came here to say just that. TY.

[@mustaflex]

this comment should be pinned at the top, these guy are so ignorant and try to find "conspiracies" were there are none. If GT has anything to do with Noah Turkey will try to sell it so hard to both Christians AND Muslims.

[@TempleoftheSon]

@mustaflex right. There is literally a national park in Turkey called Noah's Ark National Park. GT would be infinitely more profitable marketed as a biblical site than it is now.

[@ufz777]

I believe Noah and the flood story are part of Islam as well.

[@yacregroona7236]

yeah that made no sense because muslims too believe noah's ark is in turkey they even set up a sign next to mountain ararat for tourists saying this is where noah's ark settled.

[@bundleofhumble3119]

Sites like this proof the religions are wrong and man made. We have been here for over 10.000 years with many cataclysms.

[@chriso1687]

The flood story predates both.

[@g-field6687]

I was literally about to type that..

[@markgreiser464]

The Flood Story crosses pretty much all Peoples and Religions. Having read the Quran , I can tell you a lot of what's in it came from other sources. At it's core , it is still a form of Baal Worship. That is what the Kaaba is all about.

[@hurdygurdyman3134]

14:40 This is absolutely ridiculous. How could someone so seemingly intelligent make this mistake. Every Muslim I’ve ever met believes in Noah’s arc.

[@phillipwombacher9635]

He’s an idiot like how does a guy who supposedly knows about history not know the concept of abrahamic religions lol

[@scottmccallum5861]

Yeah. I was just about to say the same thing how embarrassing for that guy

[@Johnny-rj9on]

.....that can't be true. Not EVERY Muslim is a moron. You can value the message without believing every single word. Do you think all Christians believe in Noah's Ark?

[@KayOs-ib4rv]

@@Johnny-rj9on Belief in the prophets of God, is one of the 6 Articles of faith in Islam. If a muslim doesn't belief in Noah, he can't call himself a muslim. Period.

[@Johnny-rj9on]

@@KayOs-ib4rv That's just as stupid as saying no one can be a Christian unless they believe every single word.

[@deBebbler]

So awesome when I have to endure 15 minutes of bloviating to get to 30 seconds of actual content

[@DemzWon1]

How many techniques and inventions were lost because they weren't documented throughout history or were hidden by gatekeepers

[@someone-w9n]

Documented? Writing is not that old.. it's only 6000 years old.

[@atodaso1668]

the Vatican has most of it

[@welshmonsterhunter7028]

I know,imagine what we could learn from those rocks with badly drawn characters on.I mean we got planes,cars,skyscrapers, internet and we can fly to space but we could really learn something from standing rocks upright

[@GeneralBlorp]

@@welshmonsterhunter7028this is a great example of weaponized ignorance 🤡

[@jesseerickson662]

Dim bulb💡 ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️

[@fredmanie2926]

I been watching Dan since the beginning, crazy to see him on Rogan. Love you Dan!!

[@Hiluxtaco]

Dig, Baby. Dig!

[@Ckirkham21]

The fact that this is being talked about is proof we do not know how we came to be the civilization we are today. Keep digging Joe and Jim!🤘🏼🙌🏼

[@jelledevries2181]

It’s like watching the next gen of Graham and Randall

[@cosmo9508]

Hahaha I thought it was Randall for a moment

[@LuckyRich15]

Oh you mean people who dont listen to facts and keep grifting new grifters?

[@roryross3878]

​@@LuckyRich15Exactly

[@Cbart23]

By design.

[@paulrivers7248]

Temu order! 😂

[@topov425]

They've planted olive trees all over the site. It is illegal to uproot/cut down olive trees in Turkey.

[@thomaslove6494]

This might be the dumbest reason I've heard yet...

[@augustgreig9420]

>14:25 I don't think Islam has a problem with Noah, and I certainly wouldn't call Noah a "Christian religious belief." If anything, that's a Jewish belief, if one were inclined to narrow it down.

[@arnoldschnitzel1583]

Hey you know it was Jesus who spoke to Noah right? And what is the Jewish belief? What the Jews now follow the Talmud and Judaism? Noah believed in the trinity. And how did the Islam get the info about Noah you think?

[@Jacky-b5c]

Islam doesn’t like admitting how much Judaism predates them. But it’s thousands of years.

[@jmoski57]

​@arnoldschnitzel1583 are you OK? They have places you can go for help.

[@johnschmidt792]

while the name Noah might be Hebrew the flood story is far older and more widely distributed than just a limited religious text would suggest . the epic of Gilgamesh is at least 1200 yrs older than any Abrahamic religion indeed before Noah the name of the "flood survivor" was Zea Sudra or Utnapishtim and was widely published throughout Mesopotamia, Anatolia and the Levant. see epic of Gilgamesh circa 2750 BCE

[@meritorioustechnate9455]

Noah is older than all three religions

[@damirsirotic052]

And imagine a team dying of laughter 5-6000 years ago making something and thinking "There's no way they'll guess what this was for".

[@tylerdordon99]

8:15 the bag was filled with psychedelics. Lol 😂 sometimes joe comes up with the most unintentional comedy ever. I hope he takes notes from that for his stand up comedy career.

[@GetLostInTheSauce]

I’ve talked to college professors in wildlife ecology that teach about the Pleistocene extinction and never heard of the younger dryas impact hypothesis before. It makes me wanna dibble in my own fibble!!

[@illicitink6749]

Dude 100 years ago we didn't have li dar and all that so imagine in another 100 years we can probably scan the ground and know exactly what's down there without out shoveling anything. Graham literally talked about this last time on Rogans podcast

[@bundleofhumble3119]

The past could change the future. Right now it doesn't look like we have another 100.

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

Same for the Sahara and what's buried under the sand.

[@phillipsosa3353]

@@bundleofhumble3119yeah I’m sure they had the same feeling 100 years ago 😂 people have been saying humanity is close to its demise for centuries yet here we are still alive and thriving

[@jacobgordon7998]

@@phillipsosa3353 Except for the fact that nuclear weapons didn't exist a hundred years ago and our efforts to transform the chemical content of the atmosphere with excess GHG's was far less advanced than it is today. Context matters.

[@gss6531]

@@bundleofhumble3119 delusional.

[@blueworld25]

This show is drifting farther farther from reality..

[@Ya3Boi3Jake]

Ah shi here we go again

[@erikmclennan3934]

Gobeklin Tepe. Home. At least it was before I dug everything up.

[@markascook]

@@erikmclennan3934 Hahahahahah gold! 😂😂

[@ThePdog3k]

😂😂😂😂

[@Ya3Boi3Jake]

@@erikmclennan3934 your comment deserves more likes than mine

[@erikmclennan3934]

@Ya3Boi3Jake you set me up for the alley oop

[@sweetdragon36067]

What I didn't know is that all the heads on Easter Island are full bodies that are buried up to the neck. A theory is that Easter Island was part of the continent of Mu, thousands of years ago. Archeologists said that the thousands of people that lived on Easter Island came thousands of miles by Canoe, when in reality they simply walked to the city by connected roads.

[@davidwindell]

This is absolutely untrue. None of them are full bodies. They’re all just heads and it’s well known

[@sweetdragon36067]

@@davidwindell The excavation of showing the full body was only an illusion?

[@Snickerszn]

@@davidwindellwhat do you mean they have excavated couple of them and they have full bodies. They have sunk over thousands of years also the ground swallows things up naturally.

[@Tam0de]

"Wu-Tang Clan ain't nothin' to fook wit!" - Joe Rogan

[@Diabolicalbeard]

This podcast just hit the perfect balance between ‘what did I just hear?’ and ‘that was genius.’

[@DavidLKaas]

The giant "T" represents human progression from the ground-up to a point in time now before us. To the Left will be more pain and suffering. To the Right will be Peace for one-thousand years. The Egyptian Anhk has a zero "0" on top of the "T" that has a separate meaning. The "0" represents the beginning/end of everything. It also represents the "Eye of Horus" looking down from the pyramid at Giza. It also represents the numbering system. Together these two form the famous Egyptian Anhk. ♀️

[@mattanderson8737]

I like that

[@DavidLKaas]

@mattanderson8737 the Bible has been overwritten. Adam & Eve were not the first here. Moses took the gold box/Ark from the pyramid at Giza before crossing the Red Sea. The 10 Commandments are falsified to over shadow the Seven Mosaic feast days still in effect today. Jesus did not die on the cross but got swapped-out by Judas Iscariot. Watch listen and learn today what remote viewers have now found. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmiqkI2kqrtrbtU

[@jasonmartin7798]

They must’ve found something that they don’t want the world to know about… Maybe depictions of the people who built it….

[@EatDatBitchAwp]

Stop smoking weed watching ancient aliens, do your homework kiddo.

[@tann_man]

blue eyes like the pharaohs? People of Blonde/red hair?

[@fajaradi1223]

​@@tann_man Naaah! My bet is it was the ancient Austronesian who built it. They're the greatest sea explorers that ever roamed the world.

[@GuyEndore]

3:30 I knew it was the Lizard People!?!

[@cxoolio]

Riiiiggghhttt the “Lizard people”… 👃🏽👃🏽

[@kamrulahasanshanto3512]

Both of you are wrong. It's "Lizzid Peeple". 😂

[@damianmartinez7904]

How many seconds do we have to wait with this guy

[@MrPinkStrat]

I think The Hand Bag Thing is a POWER SOURCE .

[@reallue]

I saw the video on Jimmy's channel. I'm glad he's bringing attention to this to such a massive audience.

[@F.R.E.E.88]

America is The True Old World...🌋

[@christophercastley2146]

Joe, please interview Jake Broe, the contrast of ideas and ideologies will be amazing!

[@ghostring3624]

Muslims consider Noah/Nuh as a prophet and a messenger of God. Why would they be against archeological evidence for his existence and collaboration of the Flood?

[@samuelcarstens6152]

Predates the religion I would suppose why it could be viewed as problematic to learn about.

[@kimyasalmadde]

⁠@@samuelcarstens6152noah predates moses and jesus too. Why would that be a problem ?

[@fazer79]

Except what they found was not related to any religion but something else. And probably it discredit any religion.

[@triplekillerable]

​@@samuelcarstens6152Nope. İslam doesnt say jewish and Christians were wrong. we believe in them. İslam is only there because those were manipulated

[@fintan9218]

@@fazer79 thats not what jimmy claimed though. You like him are just making things up, with no real evidence to back any of it up.

[@codeninja1]

Man listening to him was brutal. Like every youtuber and horribly written article they just regurgitate the same stuff over and over and it takes an hour to say 3 minutes worth of words. It's like when the smart girl in high school wrote a full page for an answer you had 3 sentences.

[@LuckyRich15]

Great point. Then when you realize like any KZbin he just recycled this information from another KZbinr who has a 4th grade understanding of what he's talking about and has been completely proven wrong ........

[@thewonderfulwizardoftheweb1053]

Dude said “magical shovel” and got on Joe Rogan

[@Banana_Jesus_]

We need to bring more light to this. Literally the most important historical discovery of our time and nobody is talking about it.

[@locksmithdb5987]

My father was friends with a man who is a retired archeologist. He told me that the work is using toothbrushes, picks (metal, plastic and wood) and many other TINY tools. Uncovering small things take alot of time...something gigantic would take eons.

[@sztellak3575]

Milo, Milo, Milo!!!! Get Milo

[@wintergreen2.073]

Hell no. Fuck that liberal hippy pseudo archeologist

[@DrSpoculus]

MILO!

[@shion2765]

that guy drives me googledebunkers

[@LordSesshaku]

This is what happens when you put two people that know absolutely nothing about archeology, rant for 15 minutes about a subject they understand nothing about.

[@jonhowell6380]

What are they wrong on?

[@briano9397]

​@@jonhowell6380 he just watched a few minuteman videos and thinks he's superior now

[@sisigs4820]

I'm sure you have all the answers we would ever need oh enlightend one!

[@LordSesshaku]

@@sisigs4820 I don't, I just know that nothing about this is unusual for this type of discoveries. For instance no one dares to open the tomb of China's First Emperor. And not all parts of Pompeii and Herculanum are excavated. First of all, because the amount of stuff you can excavate in a rich site can take decades to study, and second of all because it's not just "let's dig here". It's a slow costly process, and once you do it you also have to procure the finance for storing in perfect temperature-light-humidity conditions. It's not just a one time investment, it's a continous investment, and archeology just doesn't have as much funding as you might think. So they tend to take it step by step, let's see what we can find and learn from this part, and then if we get funding for/from a museum and a lab we move to the next part, and so for. Also, the current protection of historical artifacts can complicate things. Before europe would just steal and take them to their countries, now countries are more protective of their historical artifacts, but that also means you're more dependent on getting investment for facilities in poorer countries. It's not that I am enlightened, it's just that they don't know the field they're talking about, it's a simple as that.

[@fintan9218]

@@briano9397 we are superior at research and discerning facts from fiction. This is as bad as ancient aIiens… I know its entertaining and sounds interesting, but if you have even slightest knowledge about these topics and sites you’d easily recognize its just bs for potheads to listen to.

[@GilluMamaTravels]

Blud is repeating himself for the first 5 mins

[@Cbart23]

You know them way there fam.

[@monstersdoexist]

Farmers planted Olive Trees at the excavation site before The State purchased it. Olive trees are protected and cannot under any circumstances be removed.

[@bigmike5785]

Jimmy gives big car salesman energy

[@RKCjsstevens]

My theory is that the people in charge know what the excavation will reveal and they do not want the public to have access to the information.

[@AdamBrowne-eg1eb]

I love that Graham and Randal’s sons are working together on this.

[@CrystalLathrop]

I’ve been watching Alemio Network since the beginning of the presale, and it’s looking more solid every day. Might be one of the better DeFi plays this year.

[@triplekillerable]

As a turkish muslim, this guys have no idea about Turkey, Islam or anything. We just found Boncuklu Tarla which is 1000 years even older and it went to news here. Islam is Christianity. We dont rule out those religions. We are those religions.

[@And-Not-Do-What-I-say]

So you believe Jesus is God them. I congratulate you.

[@dogukantopal4809]

​@@And-Not-Do-What-I-say You didnt get the point.

[@Ab-ym4ic]

I Emailed Jimmy Corsetti many times to give him a very possible explanation about Gobekli Tepe and other sites, but he doesn't seem to care, he is just milking this stuff for views and revenue like almost all of them, they don't care about the truth tbh.

[@fintan9218]

That’s exactly what he is doing, he is using the ancient aliens method. He HAS to have come across the professional research about richat structure, but he came up with the bs “its atlantis” and it made him money. Why would he stop?

[@jearwood85]

Jimmy is an idiot

[@severusfloki5778]

Grifter

[@MrJeremiah135]

"I heard this is what's going on and I said, 'Wait a second'. Then I found out more about this issue and I said, 'Hold on, wait a second!' Finally I found out another piece of information on this subject and I said, 'Wait a second! Wait a second!'

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Conspiracy Theory starts at 13:40

[@fotografo4295]

Stupidity starts at…

[@sippinteaa4615]

Reels brain

[@The1DarkBoy]

Islam believes in Noah’s ark this dudes theory is dumb

[@jester6909]

Thanks 👍

[@TheNera2010]

Gobekli Tepe and the other similar ancient sites do not prove "an ancient lost civilisation" (yet). But certainly they proved that the history was interpreted wrongly. This is because of the weakness of the scientists. And that weaknes is relying on material evidence too much. Archeologists and all other scientists want solid materialistic evidences. And time is against this need. Only certain materials in certain conditions last long. Because of this, we can find lots of things which belonged to the cultures who worked with stone, had a dry climate like Egypt. So we can find so much things from ancient Egypt or Rome because of the materials they used were long lasting. But we can't find lots of things of the ancient people who used biologic materials like wood, animal skin etc. I think, before Gobekli Tepe there were people who had a hunter-gatherer or pastoralist life style with a great knowledge and abilities. Modern science underestimates the people with hunter-gatherer life style. I think some of those ancient hunter gatherers had achieved great successes. And after a while some of them decided to use long lasting materials to build things. So by the time they created sites like Gobekli Tepe. When you accept the fact that hunter gatherers, pastoralists, nomads can achieve big things; you realize that Gobekli Tepe etc. are not so incomprehensible things.

[@4XloungeForum]

The video was cut too short. It gets interesting as he continues.

[@richardparker7121]

Does he ever figure out that The story of Noah's Ark is a central part of the Islamic faith? Brah lost all credibility not knowing that

[@KWally]

This dude knows 1% of what he talks about....

[@TuffGony]

@@richardparker7121 trust me bro he sounds so ignorant as if he’s going off some holier than thou narrative in his head

[@tygon13]

​@@KWallynah man... It's at least 5%. 😏

[@damonpuett2075]

And I’d buy this 3rd dude a beer for a convo. He’s more boots on the ground knowing which is where I trust the most

[@romeohuang3629]

Jimmy "Wait a second" Corsetti

[@murrygondwana7260]

They want a tourist trap, not an archaeological site. It's not that deep of a conspiracy.

[@aglobackwards]

Also the problem is the cost of preservation, not the excavations itself. It would be ginormous! Once you uncover a site from underground it starts to erode super quickly and you have to constantly preserve it. Underground it is safe for millenia. That’s why currently there is a policy among heritage protection bodies not to uncover things “just for the fun of it”, cause we lost many precious sites this way before. If there is no legitimate interests and long-term plan for funding of preservation, you only uncover what you can keep up. The guy only sees conspiracy theories, not understanding the wider context of the thing. Geobekli Tepe is nowhere unique in not being excevated, probably even it’s less excavated because it’s so precious! The Turkish Government would have to secure enourmous funda every year for the preservation, and lets be honest, it’s not going to bring in money like the Akropol in Greece, not a very touristy site or location.

[@MintakaSaiph]

They could easily get donations. Tourism would boom if they found new structures or were able to discern more facts from their findings. Also, why 150 years? What do they know that we don’t? Is that when the curse will expire?

[@someone-w9n]

Because people live in this area and they can't remove them. This guy is just an idiot. You can't remove a whole modern city to dig for artifacts.

[@stevengirton3745]

It makes perfect sense. None of the main stream archeologists want their theories blown out of the water

[@4Timesdafunky]

14:20 Why would Muslims not want Noah's ark to be corroborated? Who's going to tell this guy that the story of Noah is in the Quran? Lol

[@williamslater-vf5ym]

The idea that it has anything to do with Noah's ark is conjecture to begin with. Also, he is thinking of when isis and other groups were destroying ancient artifacts and statues. But that was pagan stuff. I don't think they have a problem with anything from an abrahamic religion, for the most part. I have a wacky personal theory. The site was buried deliberately. I think there could be an ancient cult behind the scenes in Turkey that wants this site, and others like it to stay buried.

[@4Timesdafunky]

@williamslater-vf5ym That is more plausible

[@therealshah]

Makes him loose a lot of credibility. If he doesn’t know that which is extremely common knowledge, how can we expect him to know about this?

[@Dave-eu1fc]

14:20 This guy is pretty dumb if he thinks Islam doesn't regard Noah's ark as truth...

[@wesgeorge4112]

Right, Islam is an Abrahamic faith, they absolutely share those Old Testament stories with Christians and Jews. I'm kind of shocked that Jimmy doesn't know this. I pointed this out on one of his videos where he said this a few months ago.

[@beefcakeman1525]

Tbf anyone who regards Noah’s Ark as truth is pretty dumb as well

[@DavidMiddleton]

Glad for these 15 minute clips. Now I don't have to waste 3 hours listening to this guy.

[@damonpuett2075]

I love jimmy. I follow his channel. Damn if he isn’t slightly annoying in a tiny arrogant kinda way I suppose. I’m not sure really. I appreciate how amazing Joe is by carrying on conversations even when it’s between a heavy talker like jimmy and myself honestly. Simply pivoting and going back to previous topics is what makes these interactions whole. The guests are the meat but Joe is always the necessary and important taters. Also Jammie* is the veggies we all need and completion of the circle.

[@GamingonFiction]

Wow, this guy’s theory was confirmed by TWO tour guides. Sounds like science to me. 😂

[@whispersofbanbury]

Jimmy is so clear and well spoken, I love all his videos!

[@politicallyincorrect2564]

Wait until you hear a real historian 😂

[@ahmedalmahdie]

He is talking nonesense about christian beliefs and Turkey's fear of it! Islam and the Quran has the same Noah story!

[@stormmob5302]

As muslims we believe that moses and jesus are prophets of god they've been given the torah and injeel and that there are still parts of those books in the bible, so if the bible is accurate in something, that won't shake the belief of the muslims. Plus we have a whole chapter in the quran named after Noah and within it there's the story of the flud and the arc.

[@rashedchowdhury1077]

The bit about Turkey (an Islamic State) withholding excavation because it would prove a Christian Bible story right is grossly incorrect. Nuh (pbuh) or Noah is a prophet in the Quran and his story is elaborated and believed by Muslims. In that theory Turkey would want to expedite excavation to prove a story of our prophet right

[@triplekillerable]

As a turkish Müslim yes. we believe christianity was True. This guys have no idea

[@arthurschopenhauer8292]

Thanks. This needed to be said!

[@sisigs4820]

is "pbuh" another name for Noah?

[@rashedchowdhury1077]

​@@sisigs4820 it is short for 'Peace and blessing upon him'.. we use this after every prophet's name as a sign of respect. Jesus (pbuh), Moses (pbuh)...