New Discoveries That Completely Alter Human History - UnchartedX

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[@AfterSkool]

This presentation took a tremendous amount of work. I am thankful to Ben for the collaboration. If this topic sparks your curiosity, check out his channel kzbin.info If you enjoyed this video and want to help create more, please consider supporting After Skool on Patreon. Thank you www.patreon.com/AfterSkool Also, I'd love to hear what you think of this subject matter. I read all comments.

[@vincentrusso4332]

Super appreciate all the hard work with the animation....editing etc. I'm not able to contribute financially so I hope a personal thank you will suffice for now. Thanks again for everything you and Ben did to bring this together.

[@aspectsandalchemy]

Your video is timely for me as I'm reading "Nothing in This Book Is True, But It's Exactly How They Are" by Bob Frissell

[@Rx_VV]

Thank you so much for such a video and your efforts 🙏 in Gobeklitepe there are wild animal figures on the blocks as if a temple or they judge victims throwing into middle of wild animals.🤔

[@AfterSkool]

@@Rx_VV I really hope to go there soon.

[@michaelmcculley7880]

Ben is well worth it! Another outstanding video!

[@hanuman3527]

Remember, we went from riding horses and using sail powered ships to space shuttles and personal computers in only 100 years. It could have happened before.

[@bill2841]

So many times over

[@kardaschow6482]

but they could not have used plastic, aluminum, oil or coal which is very unlikely. 1800 tech at most

[@minishaw280]

Plastics are the biggest factor of tech not evolving multiple times

[@threestans9096]

@@kardaschow6482 why do you say that?

[@Membwayne]

Wright brother's first flight to moon landing in 66 years!

[@tomkeffer8690]

Being a retired Archaeologist, I am more than slightly interested in the history of mankind. I have always marveled at the ingenuity of past civilizations. I worked on Mayan sites in Balize and numerous sites in the western states and Alaska. I have always been tested by what I was taught and the realities of what I observed in person. Academics continue to classify objects or structures that they don't understand as "religious" abstract artifacts or refuse to credit those lost civilizations as what they really were, very intelligent, very intellectual society's. I believe we are in for some amazing discoveries as time and investigations continue. We in the field of Anthropology/Archeology need to keep our minds open to what we have thought to be "impossible" when it comes to the origins and capabilities of ancient man. Keep looking, keep questioning, and never stop believing how truly amazing mankind has been through the ages!

[@davidminsker5972]

Read the talmud

[@donkeykongsdad1312]

How many aliens are you?

[@AyayronBalakay]

@@donkeykongsdad1312 its Indiana Jones stoopid

[@snikrepak]

Fellow historian and telepresence archeologist. I have come to the conclusion that nothing is impossible, only improbable untill you can proove or disprove it.

[@tomkeffer8690]

@@donkeykongsdad1312 "How many Aliens am I ????" Sorry but I have absolutely no idea what you are inquiring or commenting about. Feel free to explain the comment.

[@Peter-by3ox]

I like the way you included the Warmaster when mentioning Heresy

[@geraintwd]

I love how the title card of this video looks like someone googled the word "heresy", clicked "images" and the first thing that came up was Horus Lupercal in his black, Chaos-tainted Terminator armour, so, having no idea what that was or how it relates to "heresy", they just went "f**k it" and drew a cartoon of it with marker pens anyway. Either that, or the artist deserves mad props for squeezing a 40K reference into this video.

[@troublemaker9899]

Horus Lupercal is not the example you are looking for to represent a fanatical adherence to establishment dogma, lol. That drawing caught me off guard.

[@marcoantoniodiazvaldes7983]

Is literally putting Iósif Stalin accussing someone to be communist. This is the level of someone being off character.

[@JohnPabloEsposito]

Yeah I saw that and I was just stuned for a sec

[@attemptedunkindness3632]

Big Brain Move: Horus calls Big E a Heretic, and people believe him.

[@HomesteadForALiving]

It’s amazing when you awaken to the intentional rewriting of history. You can see it occurring in real time with the conflict in Europe and the giant psychological operation of the past two years.

[@silentgolden8507]

Yeah it is better when it'd accidental ' discovering something that shakes everything

[@enoughisenough1384]

@@silentgolden8507 yes it's better to NOT have these globalist elites purposely destroying everything so they can rebuild their new world order duh!

[@joleaneshmoleane8358]

Yup! It’s crazy how much is revealed by simply paying attention to the way things ACTUALLY work now. Once you begin to have a more realistic worldview and you understand how much we’ve been lied to, it becomes so much easier to see it happening in real time. And then you can begin to easily look back on everything we’ve been told, and extrapolate that sort of control and manipulation that covers everything, and you start to see more clearly what’s been hidden. You start to see patterns and connect the dots. It’s really a fascinating phenomenon, especially when your friends and family begin to wake up with you, and you can all share information and really put your heads together. I hate finding out how much we’ve been lied to. That’s always a disappointing and painful pill to swallow. But I’ll never complain about learning the truth. It’s always better in the long run to be living in the truth!

[@MommaLousKitchen]

1984 style

[@Eyes_Open]

I can't see any specific evidence of intentional coverups. Experts investigate, study, present and debate data constantly. Knowledge is always growing but never quick enough to satisfy me and arrogant egos are constantly delaying the progress. However, we can't just say that we need to dramatically rewrite history based on claims. Everyone already knows about the Younger Dryas but we still have not found any evidence of advanced civilization. Could one have existed? Sure. But we must also recognize reality. For example, I keep hearing that 1st dynasty Egyptians could not quarry granite. Just because Ben makes that claim is not enough to counter the evidence that they could work with granite. Regards,

[@Nefylym]

Good work young man. Thank you for such a thought provoking subject. I've been sitting in my amateur historian chair for years now trying to chip away at what came before... before the Sumerians, before the Indo-Europeans, before the Minoans... and so on. I am stoked to see the establishment taking a similar view now. What happened during our last Ice Age? What have we forgotten? How much truth of history still echoes in our most ancient myths? I look forward to us all finding out together in the near future!

[@StalkerQtya]

You do realise, that the "establisment" is literally built upon people making legitimate questions and discoveries and rewriting our understanding of history since the dawn of archeological science 200 years ago? We know about Göbekli Tepe, because an archeologist found and dated it... 30 years ago! In an archeological sense it's a relatively new discovery, but don't pretend the "establishemnt" wasn't taking it seriously scientifically. The very reason you even know about this, because they do.

[@fortinosanchez2488]

Did I just get tricked into watching some very well made educational content with a WH40K thumbnail? Well done sir.

[@robertmiranda2444]

Your description of the sea level rise really struck home for me, I live on the Marshall Islands a group of coral atolls. Around every island at a depth of about 400 ft there's a small shelf of land before dropping off to over 1000 feet. The natives here always referred to it as the ancient shoreline, never paid much attention to it until now. Hmmmm I wonder.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

Drop offs are common. Look at the Atlantic.

[@jeebusk]

There are temples underwater near Alexandria and in India, much more around the world I'm sure.

[@billvandorn5332]

The Earth's core is constantly moving and causing the change of the tectonic plates moving horizontally, vertically and diagonally. Sprinkle in the change of the Earth's Axis also causes sentinel changes with water levels and currents, (directional flows). Evidence from Archeology and Geological finds show us Gargantuan bodies of Salt and Fresh water covering parts of the Sahara Desert and their sizes dwarf the Great Lakes. The time lines are approximately 20 thousand years and we are at about the 9 thousand year mark. What I wonder about is how the pyramids were established within alignment of the Stars. At what point in time are they established?

[@samsmom1491]

Considering the amount of sea level rise after the Dryas Event, most evidence of advanced civilization would be under water where the ancient shorelines would've been. The sudden drop in human population numbers coincides as well. It is going to happen again sooner or later, although this time our demise is of our own making by screwing up the climate. If another bombardment of meteors happens while our numbers are low, it could mean the end of the human race. I hope the earth can recover from the damage we've caused and will leave behind (Nuclear waste comes to mind). We'll be the Super Fund Site of our solar system.

[@JewellzScott]

@@samsmom1491 global warming is a hoax

[@artsoul-jeanstice5473]

It’s always interesting to me how those who studied ancient history aren’t willing to consider new ideas when everything they learned was really just a theory and not facts set in stone. Very thought provoking!

[@silversolver7809]

"not facts set in stone" Um… Wanna rephrase ;)

[@earlj9888]

Imagine all what you believed in was false..ouch... History teachers are some of the worst, how outrageous it is to live with a blindfold on 24.7 really believing in your made up lies.. all said out of ignorance and fear.. thankful for people like Uncharteredx . People who have balls. People who tell the truth.

[@lordbunbury]

Yeah, they didn’t watch youtube like we did. They studied for years on end and all they had to do is watch a 10 minute clip to know everything.

[@sharafbalboa3460]

@@lordbunbury how dare you belittle my knowledge like that! I've seen at least a combined 3 hours of videos like this before in my Life!

[@blogosphere3604]

Because they are not smart.

[@intrasomnia7666]

“We put a metre on electrons and sell them” that hit hard

[@ericaanderson3701]

Except that really we put a price on the labor of all of the people and manpower it takes to harness and deliver those electrons to the people who would rather do one single job to pay for those luxuries rather than create the fires and candles and all the other things that were replaced by electricity.

[@dickyr3295]

Now wee put a meter on elections and sell them.

[@hsj881]

It's time to stand up for ourselves! April 1st we go on strike!

[@gandolfwhite7323]

@@hsj881i laughed pretty hard at that

[@hsj881]

@@gandolfwhite7323 we have to stop funding the elites. It's time for us to do what we need to and be with our family. We know what the elites do to kids and we know our taxes are funding genocide. We aren't blind to it anymore. The truth is coming out and it's time to stand up for ourselves.

[@tristangreenlee9272]

Maybe the real ancient aliens were the civilizations we made along the way

[@McClane4Ever.]

Underrated comment

[@FetusX1]

😂 funny

[@Klaevin]

imagine if every time we got advanced anough, we decided to colonize alpha centauri, only to collapse again. or maybe we once discovered to freeze ourselves (however unlikely that seems) and send a message to future humans. I think that society couldn't actually handle a 100,000 year old human coming back from deep space

[@crhu319]

By the 9th century, the people living in Rome could not remember who and how the great buildings had been made. That alone should tell us how quickly we lose awareness of the past.

[@esimms5101]

Ppl say Lebron better than Kobe and MJ, we lose awareness very quickly lol.

[@ladykorine]

@@esimms5101 And how many people don't even know about George Mikan, Bill Russell, and Wilt Chamberlain?

[@CeeJayThe13th]

@@ladykorine and we've got pictures, videos, and written records of all that stuff.

[@Broomer52]

@@CeeJayThe13th all of which can be easily lost and just as easily forged. Records do get lost no matter how tightly their held into because anything could happen from a system failure to the records getting swallowed by the earth. Their may come a point in the distant future where many of our existing civilizations are forgotten.

[@CeeJayThe13th]

@@Broomer52 just thought that strengthened the argument

[@kalitoram2655]

Back in the 40s Immanuel Velikovsky was talking about a lot of this, and while some of his ideas may have been out there, he went to the physical evidence just as much as religious texts to try and point out how little we actually knew about what came before. The egyptians used to tell the greeks that there was so much that was lost

[@marystrope1345]

Interesting.. how did you come about this information..? the Egyptian and Greek parts I mean, not doubting you but simply curious.

[@alanaschreier9115]

When I was in college in the 1960s, I went to a lecture (of sorts) given by Immanuel Velikovsky. I was expecting a rigorous discussion of his ideas with supporting evidence. I was disappointed. He seemed to be pontificating his ideas as the truth in the same way the 'orthodox' academics often use with lay people. He was in love with his own ideas. It made me wonder how much truly rigorous analysis rather the wishful thinking went into his interpretations of ancient history and astronomy. If he had any good ideas, it was lost within the pontificating.

[@sciencedavedunning3415]

I certainly wouldn't put much faith in Velikovsky. He asserted that Jupiter vomited Venus, and Venus then went on to part the red sea for Moses and drop manna from heaven...... the man didn't know a hydrocarbon from a carbohydrate....... being a catastrophist is one thing, I can respect that without agreeing with it, ( it's a matter of opinion ) But ignoring facts in order to assert preposterous conclusions is taking things too far. This video does appear to answer certain questions I have harbored since childhood, kinda picks up where Graham Hancock left off. I like it !

[@radasongod6291]

@@marystrope1345 it’s Plato man, his unc or great grandpa Aristotle or someone went to Egypt n talked to a high priest n said the Greeks are jus babies compared to what they know in the high priests libraries n such

[@theresemallory2425]

@@radasongod6291 Plato's uncle who studied in Egypt was Solon. The Egyptian priests basically told him that the Greeks are like babes because their collective memory of history only went back for a short period of time, whereas the Egyptian priesthood had knowledge of things that happened tens of thousands of years ago, including the memory of many earth changing catastrophes. Keep on reading Plato. He is possibly the greatest mind that ever lived, and his dialogues are "chicken soup for the soul."

[@stephenmccagg]

Great presentation! I've wondered for years now if the "myths" of Atlantis (outside of its Greek origin), Lemuria, and other lost civilizations are simply distant remembrances of the last great Earth spanning civilization, not to be found in our history books but in our collective consciousness.

[@ravenstone366]

Yes most likely it's underwater or I believe it will be revealed Antarctica, Greenlands icesheets. Or under the desert sands, Sahara Desert the desert of where Area 51 is. Mojave any other deserts around the World. We probably won't know because we living in a Dystopia World now with chaos and craziness 😂😂 Good luck all humanity, live long and prosper🖖🖖

[@maau5trap273]

No such thing as that. There would be an overwhelming amount of evidence if that was as the case. Not just archeological but we’d even see it on our dna.

[@stephenmccagg]

@@maau5trap273 hmm, well Iceball Earth and glaciation could explain the erasure of the archeological record, please explain how it would show up in humanities dna...

[@maau5trap273]

@@stephenmccagg no it wouldn’t. If there was a global spanning civilization you would see all kinds of mixtures in dna. For example if they built the pyramids in Egypt and the stepped pyramids in Chichénitza then you would see some kind of dna that links them together. That’s just genetical evidence. We should also see a link in their language, agriculture, architecture and so on. We don’t see any of those.

[@stephenmccagg]

@@maau5trap273 "no it wouldn't "... no it wouldn't what? Was that in relation to the Iceball Earth and glaciation concept? As for the pyramids of Egypt and the Mayans, i'm not sure what you mean, those are modern era/within recorded history, im talking about repeated cycles of civilization, far outside of recorded history, a rise and fall rise and fall over hundreds of thousands of years. What if the last great civilization wasn't even human and we were just slaves, or even just different pet breeds. Or less fanciful, the world wide civilization was wiped out by a global catastrophe leaving just pockets of humanity to start over... the real question though, why do you have your panties in such a bunch over this?

[@unnipillai8176]

Nicely done. Some clarity on the long term cyclic nature of time can be found from the ancient indian texts, which explains the cycle of YUGAS. The beauty is that it is due to the Precession of the Equinox and can be astronomically confirmed. The Younger Drys coincides with the beginning of the cycle around 12000 years back in the Satyuga. It is said that this is the peak of human abilities after which it slowly decays over the Yuga's of Treta, Dwapara and Kal where it is at the lowesti, after which it ascends over 12000 years back to Sat Yuga through the reverse cycle, thereby completing a Maha Yuga of 24-25000 years.

[@mattd5163]

I love that science is inherently designed to disprove itself. I think that's why it continues to be the best way to explain things. It's based on doubt and always allows new evidence to rewrite what may already be accepted.

[@codfishkiller9100]

I wish everyone understood the scientific method. It seems to have been replaced by experts say.

[@AngelaDeLucaFit]

Always question what we think we know about things.

[@janeyoung4783]

Not anymore it seems 😕. Pure, fearless and unbiased Scientific Method needs to reassert itself.

[@chilldudie242]

Hey look, sane and rational logicians.

[@bodman951]

Lmfao so then why the fuck should you listen to what “science which is always to be disproven” has to say. Listen to your own fucking intuition and opinion, cause if you’re wrong that leaves you accountable instead of some bullshit word.

[@1TEDSong]

Good job here Ben, and thank you for bringing this to us. We, as a species, should never stop questioning our past, and never ever accept someone's "dogma" as the end-all.

[@BAJR]

True... never accept dogma... OR factual inaccuracies. Its basic science

[@1TEDSong]

@@BAJR I was thinking of people like Hawass et al.

[@BAJR]

​ @True Grit Now there is a story... however. I was thinking of this particular video. Teh Dogma of pseudo science, the need to create conspiracy and mystery where it just ..er.. isn't, the need to make it look like "we" are "hiding " "truth" from "you" where, what archaeologists actually do is provide data and evidence for interpretation and constant evaluation and re-evaluation. The pronouncements of Hawass are as bad as the ones in this video. saying "what if" is not actually science, no more than me saying what if the moon is made of cheese... or what if the earth is flat. I deal in facts, and lots of them... so I don't focus on a single (currently) unexplainable - when everything other piece of evidence surrounding it, makes sense. So lets just take the statement in teh video.. at 8.30.. The largest Megalithic site in teh world is Gobekli Tepe.. True? or factually incorrect? ps I excavated in Iraq on settlement from this time. So I know what was going on... and they did not have laptops or stargates ;)

[@dixonpinfold2582]

Equally, don't be tempted to hand credence to someone simply for selling him/herself as a crusader against dogma. Remember, it's not only Einsteins and Darwins who are out to smash dogma; every quack has no choice but to frame him/herself the same way. That would include flat-earthers and astrologists.

[@nickk6267]

The only dogma I smell around here is from the ancient-lost-civilization crowd. Virtually all of the supposed gaps in mainstream archeology that Ben and others cite are straight up wrong or very misleading. Pretty much all of them have been thoroughly addressed by actual scientists and researchers, at lenght. Ben's just too damn lazy to read their work. Either that or he knows that posting dumb shit like this will get him nearly a million views and nice pay-check from KZbin.

[@oscarjolly309]

12:40 Why is the stone work from Egypt and Peru so similar??!! Cubes of stone don’t require some futuristic civilisation or some interconnected communication like the internet to figure out that making walls out of cubes and rectangles is the best way to do it.

[@joshuagutenberg1901]

what if they had portal technology? What if they could seamlessly move from Egypt to South America. What if this technology was lost is a great cataclysmal event? Sure would answer a lot of questions

[@oscarjolly309]

Like what, what questions? If this cataclysm was so great as to have wiped out such incredible technology why are the only survivors structures like the pyramids which do not require any special technology to build. I get the point being made in this video which is that so much of history is missing but to make claims like this without a single source other than another youtube channel is ridiculous. @@joshuagutenberg1901

[@adrianainespena5654]

Also, pyramids are the most stable arrangements of stones. Bottom heavy, lighter on the top, difficult to topple.

[@bumfie]

I'd highly recommend his Channel . its always good to ask questions + think + not take things for granted

[@AwokenEntertainment]

the more we go over these topics, the more advanced these ancient civilizations seem

[@nunyabizznez2805]

I'm almost 50 years old, and they taught in grade school that the ancient civilizations had some technologies we cannot replicate today. I don't think they are appearing any more technically advanced than originally thought since we already agreed that they were quite advanced in some regards. I do see more people interested in these mysteries today, though.

[@ThouArtEverywhereAndNowhere]

Just because something is “ancient” doesn’t make it “archaic” those 2 words are often used to denote the same thing but the connotation obliterated any argument you can make.

[@bassplayer10]

Nobody started the slow clap?

[@flipflopski2951]

Do you really think humans were too stupid to carve stones?

[@samiier3324]

No but I don't think either they "could" carve massive granit so finely and accurately with a freaking stone or bronze toll.

[@blueslover1711]

I am a Choctaw (native american indian) and this research is VERY important to be taught!!! The new evidence has huge implications

[@safeeffective385]

He mentioned ancient cataclysms (violent shaking of the earth) and I've heard Native Americans mention that "The third shaking of of the earth" will soon come.

[@ripme6616]

Yep this was very succinct.. problem is we have been sold a lie by people who know full well our history.. and are about to completely enslave us spiritually.. right now is the spiritual war to end all spiritual Wars.. the UN will talk about human rights until they are blue in the face never talk about spiritual rights they want the spirit to themselves.. this is what I try to tell people it doesn't matter if you are spiritual or not the people running the show are extremely spiritual

[@ripme6616]

@@safeeffective385 we are due.. that is why right now is the spiritual war to end all spiritual Wars.. the severity of the next upheaval depends on Humanity.. we all know God wins that doesn't necessarily mean Humanity triumphs🙏🙏🙏

[@Mr.Agateophile.]

Except most of this does not constitute actual evidence, merely speculation. It could all turn out to be true, but we are nowhere even close to the level of verification needed for this to be treated as fact.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@Mr.Agateophile. you're right--more research is obviously needed and this avenue should NOT be discounted as illegitimate simply because it competes with the mainstream agenda.

[@MichaelSharpBLACKDRUMMIKE]

I have always felt that human history is mostly incomplete. I keep learning about new discoveries that confirm my suspicions.

[@GazzaBoo]

Anyone claiming to know the past is a fool. We have difficulty understanding many aspects of our relatively recent history, let alone that of many, many thousands of years ago. In reality, we know almost nothing of ancient history, it has been built, lost, scoured, conquered, forgotten, burned, flooded, buried, abandoned or simply died out. And even what we think we know is almost entirely based on guesswork because in most instances there is no way to know with any degree of certainty without a written record. I like that we don't know, it keeps us inquisitive.

[@MichaelSharpBLACKDRUMMIKE]

@@GazzaBoo Humanity's past is locked within each of us. Use you imagination to reveal what humans have lived in the past. My belief is humanity has existed as long ago as 3 million years. A lot to discover!

[@maxi-me]

You are correct. Human history _IS_ incomplete. It will only be _complete_ when we're finished making it.

[@MichaelSharpBLACKDRUMMIKE]

@@maxi-me I meant the discovery and understanding knowledge of human history. Not the history itself.

[@maxi-me]

@@MichaelSharpBLACKDRUMMIKE you're still correct... _new_ history is made every minute and we won't stop discovering it until it stops being made; At which point we won't be around to discover

[@NickNapoli]

As a visual learner, thank you After Skool for all the amazing work you do.

[@AfterSkool]

Glad to be of service.

[@devodavis6747]

@@AfterSkool seconding the thanks! I have a question, please. I am old, literally brain-damaged, and terrible at keeping up with things. I do not Patreon. If you would give me a one-time gift option, I would send you support TODAY. Have you looked at "Buy Me A Coffee"? I've supported many creators with that service.

[@matloseth4689]

Amen

[@nikibronson133]

Everyone's a combination Lerner visual audio and physical. It just depends on the concept you're trying to learn

[@nikibronson133]

@@AfterSkool it would be really great if you link sources. Like I'm not trying to be rude but when you're trying to just say that OE Academia is wrong it would be great if you Source where you got your information from because that makes you no different than people who just think they know more than academics . It'll make you look better not like you're just giving your own opinion. Also every photo that shown to represent people of thousands and thousands of years ago all have pale skin and especially if they're coming out of Africa they wouldn't have had pale skin by this time it's just kind of whitewashing a little bit especially when you talk about ancient African civilizations like Egypt or people from other now current African nations like Morocco. Because one thing doesn't changes at all of this started in Africa and at least not for awhile people didn't have pale skin

[@joeceonnia1954]

Yes, finally a person that is actually following the facts and not the dogma of the past. Thank you Sir.

[@Hj61S827]

There are still zero records in the fossil records of man being anything other than man. Darwin’s model has been abandoned.

[@laurauhlig9333]

We must appreciate what our ancestors built. Their skills must be honored, and we must give them the credit they deserve.

[@user-ed6ff3bb4i]

Why? They're all dead.

[@UniverseWillProvide]

I love whoever decided to use the Arch traitor Horus as a visual, good to see

[@connormacleod4922]

Yeah I was wondering to myself, "Is that Horus Lupercal from 40,000?" Perfect use of him.

[@tfan2222]

Holy shit someone else noticed, I do really listen to this type of shit anyway but that caught my attention

[@lonebel1]

I checked comments checking to see if anyone else thought this! lol I love this community so much.

[@SunTzuLao]

Yup same here.

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

It’s 100% the reason that I clicked on this video!

[@grewntd]

I'm so grateful to After Skool for posting this! When I was in college and merely questioned the academic views on history, I was sternly told that if I ever interrupted the class again, I would be kicked out. I was sacrificing quite a lot to attend Brooklyn College so I just kept quiet from then on but the standard paradigms don't make sense. The search for the truth is very important!

[@YouMockMe]

Most people supporting "The 1619 Project" especially want you to ignore 1628.......... why? 2 big issues; Sack of Baltimore & Occupation of Lundy. => A major city, at the time, Baltimore Ireland had it's entire city's population stolen and forced into slavery. Men were castrated or "made docile". Then for the next 5 years, the Moroccans occupied Ludy as a staging point to enslave EU peoples all over

[@johnhough7738]

People who've spent a lot of time, effort, and coin getting their grip on the reins aren't going to let it go easily. If new knowledge could rewrite their books and invalidate their old (diplomas, certificates, degrees ...) guess who most likely will win? Establishments don't quietly evolve, they often must be overthrown. (It took a revolution for evolution, no?)

[@MrShakamuni01]

They remind of drug dealers protecting their turf. I have come to see most established academia as a parasite on human evolution. I guess it is nothing new. "Science" just replaced the previous priests. My ex-girlfriends who was a traumatized catholic gobbles up academia koolaide like no tomorrow while she considers herself a victim of catholicism. I told her that she is still a victim, but just replaced the figure head. She didn't like that. LOL.

[@ChickenSoupMusic]

So much “education” is actually indoctrination and learning to shut up and do what you’re told.

[@grewntd]

@@ChickenSoupMusic Good point. I've learned "graduation" means "gradual indoctrination"

[@animalhouse7375]

What a brilliant presentation! So clear, concise and the illustrations and images make it the best explanation of human history that I have ever seen/heard.

[@Quinnjavi911]

Gosh, this is why I donate to After Skool. One day my kids will get the pleasure of learning from resources like this instead of the sad school system currently employed. Thank you very much! Cheers!

[@TheGemGoddess]

This has to be one of the most fascinating videos I’ve seen! What a great collaboration!

[@basedredpilled1809]

Just wait until you start binge watching the docs on UnchartedX! Oh boy, you're in for a doozie if you're new to historical revisionism! Nothing is set in stone any longer, this is a constantly "living" body of research, ever evolving, always growing, learning, and hypothesizing. And thanks to countless researchers and truth seekers, and their ironclad resolve to solving the anomalous mysteries and anachronisms distorting and clouding our vision of past events (both deep antiquity and recent history) they are, day by day, painting us a much more historically accurate, more highly detailed, and a simply amazing portrait of our past. The vast body of reliable historical first hand written accounts, cartographic, pictorial, architectural, and linguistic evidence we are accumulating is growing almost exponentially by the day. None of this would have been possible, though, without the world wide web, it's our greatest tool in this enterprise, and our greatest weapon in this fight for the soul of humanity. Everything that was once hidden will be brought to light. Next we're coming for those long-time occulted books, maps, manuscripts, and paintings that were wrongfully hidden away from humanity, locked up nice and tight at the Vatican Archives.

[@matloseth4689]

Amen

[@swimfan5428]

I agree totally "Based & Red Pilled"

[@lawrencetrujillo7365]

@@basedredpilled1809 You would think they would have them in a more hidden place then the Vatican? Hopefully they didint destroy them.

[@herobrinesblog]

What garbage is this? UnchartedX lies so much about what ancient technolgoy, the myth that powertools are needed needs to fucking die, please do actual research and look up: -Scientists against myths these guys drill holes, cut stone and make stone vases with simple bone and stone tools, no powertools needed -world of antiquity this guy finds numerous plot holes in unchartedX's views on summerian art, astronomy and mythology

[@XxCOD4MANIACxX]

Bro it's like you've turned everything I've been watching for a couple of years (Joe Rogan, Hancock, Randall C etc.) into 1 summarised video, cannot thank you enough - more people need to wake up! Congrats again :)

[@cyborgchicken3502]

Pull that up Jaimie!

[@johnsimpson5471]

He left out the tartarians

[@tcastiglio]

I thought this would be about the holocaust

[@beetrootbunny6816]

On point with that comment! ❤

[@desperate4dopamine]

So you watch Joe Rogan lol

[@2bczar4u]

The most interesting hypothesis I heard, about the real nature of the pyramids, was that they were indeed used to create energy but not quite in the way it has been depicted. Can quite remember the channel that documented and explored this theory but it certainly sounded quite plausible. They also concurred about the YD event.

[@mattd2641]

That stonework in Peru is godlike. Unbelievably precise, if not absolutely perfect work for a civ that supposedly only had stone tools. What are the odds?

[@t_c5266]

More precise than Greek statues? No.

[@peathead4450]

Huge compliments to both Ben (for the research, narrative explanation, videos ...) and After Skool (for drawing, compiling and creativity and ...). Great collaboration. Thanks for sharing!

[@brianadams5996]

He needs to do more. If the sun is 93 million miles away why do sun rays have such a sharp angle to them, almost a triangle shape which indicates the sun is much closer. If you follow the sun lines of the rays back to source the sun would be 12- 50 miles away at most. Question everything. Assume nothing.

[@matloseth4689]

Amen

[@albclean]

@@brianadams5996 No

[@grimfpv292]

Still, the out of Africa theory needs to go. (Humans migrating out of africa 60 000 years ago) We have footprints in Europe 2 million years old!

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Mr. Van K., I've been enjoying your posts for several years. Coming a bit later than some others, you immediately made yourself a Force in the Field. You have a clarity and focus, and always do a great job steering us to a deeper understanding of the subjects you research and examine. Thank you for your amazing work!

[@johnlinthicum5932]

Immanuel Velikovsky had a lot to say about these things in his day. He was labeled a heretic by the scientific community and pushed into obscurity. I think if you enjoyed this content you would really enjoy Velikovsky. His work is thoroughly researched and sources documented and cited. I hope you take the time to check him out. Thank you for this content.

[@user-ed6ff3bb4i]

No, he was a loony.

[@David-fd9cr]

That was a great summary of the data. Giving credit to the people who did the research and discovery would be a nice addition.

[@umarsalah4534]

Thanks so much to those who collaborated with Ben on this wonderful presentation. I loved the mix of illustrations and photographs included with the commentary. Best wishes from an open minded history buff. 👍

[@UnschoolingCOM]

"Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute." ~ George Orwell [1984]

[@DevinTheDude93]

And most importantly the reason why, he who controls the past controls the future.

[@Fredrikschou]

by whom? the trans dimensional lizard Soros?

[@fikretdemir4818]

@@Fredrikschou By state. Read the book.

[@Fredrikschou]

@@fikretdemir4818 yeah. U know its a work of fiction, right?

[@fikretdemir4818]

@@Fredrikschou State is not fiction.

[@hillbillyilluminati8253]

I appreciate the inclusion of Horus in your illustrations.

[@markg1490]

I enjoyed the way you put this information together. The drawings are excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with us.

[@alandavies55]

The study of History has come a long way in my lifetime. When I went to school in the 50s-60s progress was depicted as a straight line from old stone age to the perfection of the Victorian era ( far from perfect ) It is great that we are realising that it is much more complex. More power to your elbow.

[@MIDixons]

I've read and pieced together much of this information myself over the years, but the way it is assembled and presented is truly masterful. It puts the absurdity of our current unquestioning academics on full display. I don't blame them even though it may seem like it because to see the real story you need to have cross discipline exchange and it's just not promoted in the current system. It's an archaic system and we need to bring forward something new and better to replace it.

[@anzacman5]

A question I've got, is where this high tech stone work is found. Particularly in Egypt it seems to found or close to the surface, ie on the ground, not so much underground. And looking at the Turkey Tepe sites and elsewhere the deeper we dig the less high tech technology is observed. I know this might be a crazy oversimplification and generalization but the advanced technology examined by Uncharted X looks relatively recent, much of it saved and reused by more recent societies. It doesn't seem to go back that far in the geologic record. We do not find any record of ITS beginnings. Where did that technology come from?

[@thezyreick4289]

Fully agreed. I worked many years without any educational upbringing. I did not even graduate high school. after a great deal of effort and book reading combined with an unending thirst for knowledge, I worked for 8 years as a Tool builder in the tool & die indutstry. operating various machines from basic drill presses to id/od grinders (inner diameter/ outer diameter) and many others. At some point, with the modern era we live in and Tesla becoming more and more popular, I could not sit idly by as my insatiable passion and curiosity screamed at me to get into robotics. So i left my job and went to college, I took a GED and went straight into college within a month after doing so. And it has been nothing but crippling disappointment. the lack of interdisciplinary exchange is horrendous. the "knowledge" taught is less than that you can find here on youtube in most cases. The only thing really being taught or developed is a persons ability to communicate and cunduct research. which admittedly is something i was severely lacking and still am. however almost nothing else is "advanced" in any way. it is all old outdated information, with little to no innovation, and has almost no changes made to it despite other fields having had long since mad massive strides in advancement. the education system we humans use to teach ourselves and our upcoming generations is frankly appalling and needs to be completely torn down and rebuilt from the ground up. It is time for an educational rennaissance. and i see no better time to do it than now with the growth of AI and computation as well as the massive inclusion of technology in every facet of life.

[@whattiler5102]

"cross discipline exchanges" that actually made me laugh out loud; brilliant. Keep it up. LOL

[@vikkidonn]

The current system was made purposely for compartmentalism. They know real history and have hidden so much of it in order to control us. Best example I bring up to people to make them actually think? Mathmatics, science, numerology. In math numbers are just symbols so without context the answer could be anything. So 1+1= 0-infinity. Without context you can’t answer it correctly. But numbers aren’t just symbols at all. They have meanings to them in the real world. Reflected in science itself…. But by the time kids learn science they’ve been given a half baked concept of math….. how much science is gate kept through the education process itself. Things such as astral projection coupled with sleep walking has actual science to support it but mainstream science says it’s nonsense. Well I wonder why you’d discredit what was once know and is still known but only by a few

[@kingspeechless1607]

@@vikkidonn The most effective block to science learning I have come across in my lifetime is students who pay no attention to it when they are at school and then plug into drivel afterwards because science is too 'hard'.

[@denisferraro1258]

So good! Thanks Ben. I’m reading Worlds in Collision at the moment.

[@pjviitas]

Fascinating....thanks for taking the time to share

[@devonrodrigue6901]

I’ve been saying this for so long!!! This world we are living in is absolutely nuts. The lies we are taught is heart wrenching. I feel like we’ve lost a major world war, and have been invaded. Just imagine what’s truly under the Sahara Desert. Which seems to be ground zero in that past war.

[@CS-zn6pp]

Not really ground zero. Most of the damage was done to North America from the evidence I've seen. The flood damage in the channeled Scablands is the really ground zero. The Sahara desert was a lush savannah with rivers and lakes 12500 years ago, much like the Serengeti is now. It's climate was changed completely after 12500 years ago and it has been slowly drying out ever since. Please note the water erosion on the Great Sphinx would have to have been caused before 12500 years ago. Also remember that over half the grain imported to Rome from North Africa came from Libya not Egypt. Libya is basically a desert currently which always confused historians but is now easy to see at the time there was still enough fertile ground to grow the volume of grain mentioned in the historic accounts.

[@xXPlumpkinXx]

Lmao, yikes, there people like you still in 2023? Learned nothing from 2012 I take it...

[@devonrodrigue6901]

@@xXPlumpkinXx Exactly my thoughts on you. You’re good!

[@xXPlumpkinXx]

@@devonrodrigue6901 yeah just so you know you and I are both alive that whole Mayan calendar thing wasn't true. Lol. This sounds like the sort of crap that leads directly to pseudoscience pseudohistory and a bunch of people that sit around their basements watching KZbin videos... but hey. Whatever 🤣💀👻

[@devonrodrigue6901]

@@xXPlumpkinXx Before you reply please consider comprehension. Pretty sure I was describing a “feeling” and not an actual event. Reading is fundamental, but hey whose judging? 😂

[@ReynaSingh]

Keep up the good work and giving a platform to knowledge that wouldn’t see the light of day in mainstream media

[@avangard357]

Stone so straight Everybody uses the same simple method to pile stones Boom boom happened 12.000 years ago Millions of corrupt archiologists faking their life away Because history not cool enough must be ancient ppls or alien cause stone so straight

[@pastorpeteonthestreet3112]

God created us. Read the bible.

[@freepapuatv9268]

watch THE DEFINITION OF THE NWORD kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl6uoq2KncZ6aJo

[@gotmilk5899]

@@avangard357 yea I feel ya, that’s what bothers me about this type of stuff. It’s fine to have open discussions about what could be the reason behind certain anomalies we see. The problem is when people take that tiny amount of evidence and use it to make a supernatural or outlandish claim about reality, all while discrediting the work of countless experts in the field.

[@Divinemakyr]

@@pastorpeteonthestreet3112 Why should I believe the Bible is real?

[@dogsdroolllquinavancepasre6756]

This was excellent! Thank you! Have you ever looked into mudfossil University and the rocks were alive?

[@johnnynewt9498]

Great to see more well studied researchers questioning the narrative.

[@stupidfuckingutube42]

Something that pulls at my heartstrings is that the "dryas" referred to by the "older" and "younger dryas" periods is a lovely little flower that existed during the arctic conditions of those ages, a perfect metaphor for the fragility of life and civilization.

[@potheadmike8510]

THIS is what... Maverick teachers should be teaching. NOT race shaming, cancel culture, children choosing their preferred sexual orientation... This is absolutely fascinating!

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

looking forward to when the Out of Africa theory is finally abandoned so we can focus on our true history.

[@TLTSofit]

Thanks for this 🙌

[@craigruddock3824]

Just incase you see this Ben, love this, thank you. I've come across you many times, but there's just not enough hours to fit everyday things and you tube tangents, to go deep on many aspects. You talk about debate that's needed. To have a healthy debate you have to discuss aspects that appear outlandish or downright ludicrous.

[@bobjonez110]

the way he breaks down the timeline of our civilization in the opening two minutes is beautiful and precise.

[@JohnRay1969]

I have been watching these After Skool videos for a while and this was for sure one of the best. Your information flows at such a digestible rate and your voice is calm and metered. I could listen to you reading a phone book and not lose interest.

[@jamesfestini]

I’m usually incredibly bored by somebody talking with music in the background, but you structured it very well and I want to thank you and congratulate you on making it past my ADHD for the entirety of this video

[@thewinddb]

You did a really great job on this video. It makes me think deeper.

[@coreyvandyke8778]

Great job Ben, keep spreading your message. You and your circle of friends and utube connections are putting together the puzzle of history one piece at a time.

[@lordrichardson4447]

Thank you, to Ben, and the After Skool channel. Both of you are doing a great service to society by asking questions, trying to break through some of the dogmatic beliefs that we hold about the past, and the present. I believe we are on the right path, with more and more of this type of understanding coming to everyday people, I believe this knowledge can radically shift how humans see ourselves, and will help to create a better future for us all. Well done.

[@56pjr]

God explains everything in the bible.

[@alieslami2321]

Yes , period. Humanity progressed by that sacred old testament and of course bible.

[@freepapuatv9268]

watch THE DEFINITION OF THE NWORD kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl6uoq2KncZ6aJo

[@soakedbearrd]

"Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past." - George Orwell 1984

[@BLUESKY10X]

You have been doing a great highly important work. Being a scientist for decades, I know how narrow-minded they can be which is the very opposite of what science should be. However many leaps in development in our history were initially objected to by the researchers of the time. It is completely mindblogging!

[@bicyclist2]

Several ancient tribes have said that this world has been completely destroyed and remade many times over the centuries. Even this world, that we take for granted, will end some day. Much technology has been supressed over the years, because it threatens the big profits of politically connected corporations. I really appreciate interesting videos like this. Please keep up the good work. Thank you.

[@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife]

Humanity keeps getting knocked back into the dust every dozen thousand or so. Sometimes things last longer than that, but one this is certain. It always happens, again and again.

[@lastofthebest5102]

You mean the tribes the US saw fit to poison, kill, rape and torture while calling them savages and stealing their land? Those tribes? Clearly you haven't read the Vaticans Doctrine of Discovery whereby this was condoned by God and backed by Papal Bulls proclaiming such?

[@sofachrome]

@@lastofthebest5102 lol, shut up. Go be a victim elsewhere

[@Emerild]

@@lastofthebest5102 you are completely changing the topic to suit what you want to say. Stop being selfish.

[@RSClassicAngel]

@@lastofthebest5102 you probably believe in the myth of the noble savage

[@livelife2324]

It's pretty common for a civilization to peak and then go into decline and even go burried. Same can be seen in the history of my country as well. Other than that what i took away from the vid was that the timeline of human evolution can be pushed backwards.

[@Vahagnll]

What you should have taken away from the vid is that human history is punctuated by extreme events which nullify our progress, erase parts of our memory, and force us to re-trace the steps of civilisation. This has happened more than once.

[@AaaBbb-ff1pn]

@@Vahagnll what happen when a small group of player in a server become so skilled that new entry can't even think about playing with them due to the gap in exp and access to resources? the "server admin" need to do a server reset, to level out everybody. This can be some series of conflict that destroy economy and create new opportunity like the world wars..... or...if the server admin have more power can choose to reset the planet. ok maybe i'm drifting too much away, but if undeniable fact (like carbon read) support that humans were here much longer than commonly accepted, then we can't assume in arrogance that we are smarter than our anchestor... is possible to think that the human progress isn't linear. But if we can have the tech to survive this big events and can back to the earth... how future humans will see us? aliens? messiah? i need another beer to follow this odd wire..........

[@dasher6335]

@@AaaBbb-ff1pn haha best comment ive seen in a while, nice said bro

[@rustbelt2708]

We all take it for granted that we can hear 👂. Keep on trucking your channel is awesome 😊

[@oneidea1121]

I find it so amazing that this was to me the biggest deal ever years ago when I was researching on my own and now I can see my tought pattern turn into a real aspect of our lives

[@katiapozzerdahmer]

Absolutely amazing! Great explanation, Ben! And you guys from After Skool did also a great job, even in the smallest details.

[@DR-gb2vo]

The Mongols comment in the background and was so off beat yet so funny.

[@mikaeldarander3458]

Sounded like Tucker Carlsson 😂

[@jamesbarker1994]

Holy crap this was a breath of fresh air. Amazing content. Everyone needs to see this!

[@jasperbaker9076]

Graham Hancock’s talks on Joe Rogan have always been among my favourite talks… ever. We will be thanking Graham and Randall Carlson’s open minded thinking for centuries! The story of our past is, at least, beginning to make sense now. Thanks for this video, a perfect summary of events

[@foreveryactionthereisacons1683]

I love his Thoth's message for humanity, It's goosebumps amazing.

[@herobrinesblog]

What garbage is this? UnchartedX lies so much about what ancient technolgoy, the myth that powertools are needed needs to fucking die, please do actual research and look up: -Scientists against myths these guys drill holes, cut stone and make stone vases with simple bone and stone tools, no powertools needed -world of antiquity this guy finds numerous plot holes in unchartedX's views on summerian art, astronomy and mythology Graham hancock is also a fucking hack, these people know very little of the cultures they talk about, please bother to actually learn about these cultures

[@bryanaker4338]

@@herobrinesblog At least UnchartedX has some evidence of his theories. Where are yours?

[@jayh9529]

@@herobrinesblog they have to make it to look like it's there narrative you wouldn't use those methods on this grand of structures

[@hector_2999]

@@bryanaker4338 There's no evidence for UnchartedX's claims. @Vyllckart pointed you to better sources.

[@CroshVine]

Thank you so much for this video, Mark and Ben! You are guys are genuine heroes.

[@jefferystocker8214]

Absolutely brilliant! Thank God!!! The transference of knowledge makes the internet worthwhile.

[@user-ed6ff3bb4i]

It's jus a shame that people use it to transmit ignorance eg Carlson, Hancock et al.

[@mrj4719]

What's truly commendable here is that he asks the pertinent questions without making any attempt to definitively answer them. No conjecture, no supposition, no awkward theories, just a question mark. Brilliant...

[@anonony9081]

Uncharted x is a great channel. Thanks for doing this, I've been following these types of channels for a while now and it's indisputable that our understanding of human history is woefully inadequate. Almost every ancient city we find is built on an older, already existing structure so it's almost impossible to tell who the original builders were. odds are places like Giza were being constructed as far back as 30,000 years ago and there is some evidence that human history could go back a lot further.

[@herobrinesblog]

What garbage is this? UnchartedX lies so much about what ancient technolgoy, the myth that powertools are needed needs to fucking die, please do actual research and look up: -Scientists against myths these guys drill holes, cut stone and make stone vases with simple bone and stone tools, no powertools needed -world of antiquity this guy finds numerous plot holes in unchartedX's views on summerian art, astronomy and mythology

[@alfredocruz5713]

@Graf von Losinj have you heard about Tartaria and the worlds fair super monuments?

[@freepapuatv9268]

watch THE DEFINITION OF THE NWORD kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl6uoq2KncZ6aJo

[@georgethompson1460]

These people are lying to you about the evidence: Watch world of antiquity for better information.

[@freepapuatv9268]

@@georgethompson1460 new vid WELCOME TO HARLEM HELLS GATE PART TWO kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmWrgIhjZbWVias

[@crestonchi5427]

Atlantis: The Antediluvian World published in 1882 by Ignatius Donnelly is literally one of the best Audiobooks on Audible. Many concepts and theories in this wonderful video and in this field of research can be found in that 140-year-old book.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

❤️

[@tpxchallenger]

It may as well be a novel, he made it up and the book sold pretty well. Donnelly was a lawyer and politician.

[@crestonchi5427]

@@tpxchallenger Perhaps but the book is from 1882, its held up very well. Its 14 hour listen that for those interested is a cornerstone for the entire "There used to be a human civilization that fell after the ice age ended" Genre. Like one could just assume the Gods were just Aliens and have 12 year history channel show and half your episodes would just been taken from this book.

[@tpxchallenger]

@@crestonchi5427 Lord Of The Rings might serve as a history for some, I guess. The Bible and Qur'an still do serve as the one and only true history for many. God knows, Le Morte D'Arthur skewed everything about knowledge of Arthur and of Medieval history until those damnable mainstream academics started poking around with all their research and archaeology. Funny, the same people likely to buy Solon's chat with Plato about Atlantis as historic truth are exactly the same people who absolutely dismiss Herodotus' account of the pyramids.

[@crestonchi5427]

@@tpxchallenger Well Numenor is Atlantis so...obviously Tolkien read Plato and Hesiod's 5 ages of man. Thinking that prior to the summerians there might have been more civilizations going back to the "end" of the ice age across the entire globe and perhaps even way before that time is not outlandish. Additionally, science every year is discovering more with technology, satellites and translation computers so who knows what will be discovered. needless to say the book is a wonderful listen. Its obviously been incredibly influential to popular culture as well.

[@michaelbrininstool4515]

Stumbled across this video of yours. I normally do not subscribed based upon one video, but I have in this case!!! I love the content.

[@you8364]

Just you drawing the pictures blew my mind...🤯

[@nikodix]

When you think that as a civilization we've reached the apotheosis, bleak and miserable as it is, you get hit by a video like this and regain the wonder and love for mankind and the mystery of its history as well as its future that you had once lost. Amazing video mate, once again.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

❤️

[@saschamayer4050]

"A new scientific truth does not generally triumph by persuading its opponents and getting them to admit their errors, but rather by its opponents gradually dying out and giving way to a new generation that is raised on it." (Max Planck, the great physicist)

[@ditmarvanbelle1061]

That rings unsettlingly true.

[@outsidechambaz]

Evolution is so flawed but widely accepted

[@Divinemakyr]

@@outsidechambaz Yes. God obviously made every animal species perfect and made them completely unchanging.

[@DevinTheDude93]

@@Divinemakyr no god created life in a way that could constantly change and adapt to a changing environment. In the same way when we create "AI" and use machine learning we start with a creation and allow that to evolve. Evolution doesn't mean there wasn't a creator to begin with.

[@Divinemakyr]

@@DevinTheDude93 I think there is no God. And if there is, he is merely a creator, and would not care in the slightest about human concerns. Especially not about what people do in bed.

[@brianmason1849]

Loved the hole video, besides us, Propogating into the stars. You showed the signs for a virus a few times, and that so happens to be a theory of mine. I would love to talk to someone more about these subjects! Great video though!

[@freyatilly]

Fascinating captain. Really well put together.

[@howardb.728]

Hey Ben, your presentation style and depth of view of this topic is quite refreshing and accessible. So impressive mate - nice work indeed! Thank you so much for your dedication and willingness to share. So much appreciated! Cheers.

[@jarvis911]

Really appreciate you guys making these videos, I haven't seen the whole theory put so concisely and simply before, please keep doing what you're doing, I live for this stuff ✌

[@pastorpeteonthestreet3112]

God created us. Read the bible.

[@lastofthebest5102]

Yet they told you nothing and you thank them. Lol ok.

[@pastorpeteonthestreet3112]

The bible says that God is Holy, and we are sinful. The bible says that God took on human flesh, Jesus of Nazareth, who lived the perfect life we never could, voluntarily laid down His life on a cross, then rose from the grave and ascended back to Heaven. He will return one day to judge the living and the dead. (2 Tim 4). The bible says, "all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23) The bible says, "the soul that sins will die" (Ezekiel 18:20) The bible says, "the wages of sin is death" (Romans 6:23) The bible says, "all liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire" (Revelation 21:8). (We have all lied and are therefore destined for Hell by our very nature) You see, we are all born sinners. (See Genesis chapter 3 and psalm 51) But we are more than just a physical body, we also have a soul and spirit. Our bodies will die but our spirits live on, either in Hell or in Heaven. If you have broken one of the Ten Commandments even once, you are sent to Hell. We have all done this hundreds of times. God chose a particular group of people, not based on anything they would or could do, but simply for His good pleasure to go to Heaven. (see Epheians chapter 1). Jesus died only for those who are the "elect", His sheep. (See John chapter 10). The rest of mankind are left to die in their sins and be justly cast into the Lake of Fire (See Revelation chapter 20) The bible says, "do not be deceived, neither thieves, drinkers, sexually immoral, homosexuals, greedy or idolaters (Roman Catholics), have any inheritence in the Kingdom of God" (1 Corinthians 6:9) Jesus said, "unless one is born again (in the original ancient Greek language "born from above",) he can not enter the Kingdom of Heaven. (see John chapter 3) Being born again is a supernatural act of God in which He takes "your heart of stone and gives you a heart of flesh" (Ezekiel 36:26) He comes to live inside of you in the form of the Holy Spirit. In other words, God lives in all true believers. When this happens, there is radical transformation in your life. You used to like to smoke, drink, do drugs, be sexually immoral, curse, lie, cheat, steal, get angry without reason, gamble, etc. But you now loathe those sins and love holiness, righteousness and justice. You love to pray, be with other believers, and read your bible every day. The bible says, "If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved" (Romans 10:9). "All who call upon the Name of the Lord shall be saved" (Romans 10:13). Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved" (Acts 16:31)

[@Emerild]

@@lastofthebest5102 Don't assume everyone thinks like you. They talked about a great deal and you call it nothing. Such arrogance.

[@EnragedTurkey]

@@Emerild "talked about" sure, but virtually no evidence was given. They even referenced long-debunked maps of Antarctica, which only brings into question the validity of the rest of what he was talking about.

[@richardsuggs8108]

I beg to differ about the pyramids in Egypt. The oldest known pyramid in Egypt was built around 2630 B.C. at Saqqara, for the third dynasty's King Djoser. Known as the Step Pyramid, it began as a traditional mastaba but grew into something much more ambitious. The great pyramid was much later.

[@Sockdarner007]

Fantastic mate. Spell binding presentation

[@JohnBirmingham777]

“The mongols!” 😂 I love your channel and your work. You’re helping shape a future of abundance for all of humanity ❤️

[@freepapuatv9268]

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[@willo7734]

This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. I’m glad to see the info that Graham Hancock has been telling us become more mainstream. Apart from all of the evidence, the idea that our civilization sprang out of nothing a few thousand years ago is more far fetched than thinking human history is much older.

[@user-wb7nv9ht1g]

Graeme Hancock is fraudulent he is wrong about many of his claims.

[@rumfordc]

@@user-wb7nv9ht1g thank you for your contribution, very convincing.

[@user-wb7nv9ht1g]

@@rumfordc I'm here to help, one of his many claims he got wrong is the squaring of the circle. My intelligence is only exceeded by my good looks

[@rumfordc]

@@user-wb7nv9ht1g what about the squaring of the circle did he get wrong?

[@user-wb7nv9ht1g]

@@rumfordc having a circle in a square confused with the squaring of the circle, two totally different things. He's acting like an authority on the topic but got this wrong, he either doesn't know better or is being dishonest. Joe is unfortunately easily fooled and is constantly being taken advantage of

[@barryhanson5828]

Love this video I send it out to people who are starting to question the world

[@richardagar7830]

Brilliant work thank you for your hard work we all owe you a debit that I know history will pay eventually!

[@VultureXV]

Honestly, I have always loved the concept of combining science and spirit. The historic combination of data mixed with myth should have been one of the first steps anticipated.

[@cara-seyun]

They were called alchemists and natural philosophers. Probably the most famous one was Isaac Newton.

[@xlnt2new]

@@cara-seyun wow, that was so wrong - it created a ripple is space-time :D you can't mix science with spirit as spirit is not defined or real while the scientific method is quite the opposite. you can get more educated and drop the spirit bullshit or you can be an ignoramus and surround yourself with pyramids and magical herbs but there is no mixing, the more you learn - the less you will be gullible to believe systems like ... spirit

[@Mk101T]

Well there is plenty of money being generated by alternate science to fund research on a scale that the mainstream academics only dream about. But my guess is the people in charge of realistic money concerns involved with it . . . know that real research would only sap the cash cow of it's milk .

[@aliceinwonderland887]

Consciousness is fundamental. Science is finally catching up with that idea.

[@bbblackwell]

You love it because love and truth are one. It's a testament to your earnestness as a student of all-that-is.

[@preacherF-15]

I am so glad that I've found this channel. This is something I've been fascinated with for most of my life. As a retired airline pilot and former military pilot, I've been fortunate enough to visit places like Egypt, Easter Island, Machu Picchu, all over south and central America, really. It is so obvious that our path to civilization was not linear, and I believe that the odds are high that we were assisted in our progression by either an advanced terrestrial society or even perhaps an extra-terrestrial influence. I appreciate your effort to further such research.

[@DR-cv5st]

The Urantia Book, part 3 the History of Urantia (ie. Earth), is a fascinating read on this topic

[@themettalqueen4781]

This is SO very well done. With no spin. And long overdo

[@mrezas751]

been watching your channel for almost three years Ben and seen first hand how you have grown. cheers not only to all the quality content but also to spreading the more likely truth.

[@nnnnsaakadamanas218]

Wow, this epi was an absolute masterpiece. Really tricky subject to deliver so eloquently & convincingly and even trickier to tie in those beautiful values you espouse.

[@Mogget01]

I think the major issue is that the topic often gets linked to the ‘men in togas flying on hoverboards shooting dinosaurs with laser guns’ fantastical idea of Atlantis, which immediately tacks a stigma onto the legitimacy of the topic.

[@legacyjackassoficial146]

Giants. Not men. Tartaria bs.

[@Mogget01]

@@legacyjackassoficial146 yeah, that group of people are weird

[@matthewdenckla6567]

Thanks for this video!

[@SuperRayW]

Read the epic of Gilgamesh as a post apocalyptic story told from the view of primitives; it becomes an incredibly fascinating story, because much of what they describe could easily be a previous advanced civilization.

[@maymay5600]

They weren't primative stop yo bullshit, they were advance mega civilization of alien hybrids, we should know this by now

[@jaredhonegger9918]

@@maymay5600 Look at current events. Jerusalem temples being rebuilt for ONE WORLD RELIGION. The great reset in progress for ONE WORLD CURRENCY. And what will next be the ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT and the antichrist will soon rise. All this prophesied in the Bible and happening right before our eyes. Repent and follow God or you will suffer the eternal price

[@JonathanGillies]

The Word of God will be shown to have been right in the end.

[@jaredhonegger9918]

@@maymay5600 also immense holes in your false idea. "Aliens created everything" guess what where did the aliens come from idiot? If aliens existed, 1 that doesn't disprove Christianity, 2 if aliens existed God would still need to exist to create them

[@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife]

@@jaredhonegger9918 antichrist person thing was already born back a few years ago. Kinda screwed at this point.

[@anthonygiambattista6922]

As an engineer, scientist, and independent researcher, I have always loved these after skool productions. I love the content and guests and perspectives that you bring in a digestible, fun, and easy to follow format. Cheers and thank you for all of the hard work it takes to bring these wonderful pieces to the public and bringing a better understanding to ourselves and the world around us. Arguably some of the best information that could be given to the awakening consciousness that is our current human experience. Bravo Mr. Ben!!!!