Robert Sepehr, Cowardly Grifter, Fumbles Out of Africa (Again)

[@GutsickGibbon]

Hi guys! Mr sepehr has been informed of this video and says he will not be watching it because I am an “Antifa BLM woke Veterinarian”. Please congratulate me on my new degree, and have fun reminding sepehr fans here that Robert is genuinely too afraid to even watch a video criticizing him.

[@mjjoe76]

@@villageidiot5744 Username still checks out.

[@ericlipton7640]

@@villageidiot5744denounce yourself being an antisemite

[@humansubspecies]

Robert Sepehr is Jewish. This is common knowledge. His Dad was a semi-famous Hollywood movie producer Ben Sepehr. I believe the Sepehrs are from Persia. @@villageidiot5744

[@rheiagreenland4714]

Man, you seem even more awesome with each 'insult' these dinguses toss your way

[@Sailorlimabean20]

Damn, girl. Don’t you ever sleep? Got a veterinary degree, too, and you didn’t even notice it mixed in with all the other course work? What a flex. XD

[@curiousnerdkitteh]

"As always, [the ukelele cover] is the best part of a Robert Sepehr video because he is not speaking"

[@evilgingerminiatures5820]

Quite the burn and beautify done

[@llearch]

Yeah, I had to pause the video briefly there in order to keep my laughter from waking my neighbours. ;-]

[@Strype13]

Her wit is definitely something to behold. She absolutely annihilated this clown, and I enjoyed every second of it. As Christopher Hitchins would say, "If we gave Robert Sepehr an enema, we could bury him in a matchbox."

[@timeneses]

True tho

[@Kalyahna]

He really does sound like a 13 year old boy who's just desperately hoping his voice doesn't crack.

[@dade-murphy]

People like this guy reminds me of a Bill Hicks joke. Christian: “I believe dinosaurs were put here to test our faith.” Bill Hicks: “I believe you were out here to test my faith dude.”

[@Strype13]

Solid callback, my friend. Bill Hicks is an absolute legend.

[@samuelpierce639]

I visited his grave a few years ago. The stone has change superglued all over it.

[@samuelpierce639]

@@expatatat old school prank of gluing coins to sidewalk

[@Sailorlimabean20]

Okay, I’ll admit I’m biased AF here, but… how the hell does one hate Ericka? That’s like seriously saying, “oh, I freaking HATE a warm cup of cocoa/tea/mulled wine on a cold, winter day?” But…. She’s delightful. And the science of why warm drink on a cold day makes sense. I’m baffled.

[@enlacostaizquierda]

My guess is they hate that she makes sense (and does it with humor) while tearing down their deeply held beliefs on human origins or Bible fairy tales. And damn it.. now I need a cold drink on a warm day (it's rarely cold here in southern Mexico)

[@FrikInCasualMode]

Never underestimate the power of envy.

[@sathanas65]

She really is quite lovely, isn't she?

[@evilgingerminiatures5820]

Same here Erica's stuff is a delight

[@spatulaoblangata]

She's a woman who is smarter and more knowledgeable than they could ever hope to be. And doesn't keep it to herself to avoid conflict. These boys don't know what to do with that

[@bigdonutstudio]

I want more Sassy Ericka. Goddamn the Teddies joke was hilarious 😂😂😂

[@BenderLens]

Sassy Erika is amazing.

[@archivist17]

I knew we were in for a zinger when she first described Sepehr.

[@erinelizabethmsw5137]

@@BenderLensSo many burns!!!

[@hanifarroisimukhlis5989]

The sassier she is, the more fucked up who she responds to

[@GhostIntoTheFog]

@ReiperX Is there any other kind of Erika? 😉

[@sava-smth]

Ahh mother feeds us today 🩵 rejoice, all gentle and very modern apes!

[@autisiens]

Yes, Erica is phenomenal!

[@daileythompson5232]

Thank you for making this video!! I watched his videos regarding esoteric topics and subscribed. When I watched the “out of Africa” video I felt something was off about him and looked into him further. Now I gotta learn how to block someone on KZbin

[@rachelfey]

Saying that out of Africa is 'left wing' somehow implies they think their racism is right wing, which...I mean that part is true at least.

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

I wasn't aware paleontology had wings, left or right.

[@Tommy-the-coffee-addict]

Genuine bigots tell on themselves badly, they will make it clear and be loud about it. They tend to not even deny it.

[@mrosskne]

​@@stefanlaskowski6660paleontology is made of people, and people have different beliefs.

[@richtomlinson7090]

I believe he's E wing at the mental hospital.

[@russsmith4143]

Anything that promotes science they don’t like (contradicts their magic space butthole fairytale bullshit) is automatically the “left”, somehow.

[@Deviant-Geek]

I am so happy i stumbled across your channel I truly enjoy learning from you. Keep it up!!

[@MarkAhlquist]

Everyone strives to be awesome, that's cool. But imagine someone's strategy being, "I know, I'll just define everyone else as inferior to me. Now I'm awesome!"

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Well, that's ONE way....

[@ronaldcross6082]

My person I worked under "My old boss" but not my boss

[@joshsparks4995]

Easier then being awesome. Especially when you have two brain cells.

[@Dorkeydaze]

His fanboys think he’s cool and cult leader types love that

[@chrispycreme6413]

"Argued" with someone a while ago who rejected Out of Africa on the sole basis that it "dignifies" blacks. He did not use the word "black."

[@yippieskippy2971]

Good on ya for arguing with them. 😊

[@chrispycreme6413]

​@@yippieskippy2971 Tbh I do not have noble intentions, I just enjoy arguing... especially with crackpots.

[@SOULAANI_]

Same. Some clowns even go as far as to say out of africa is “black washing Afrocentrism” denying all the evidence because it hurts them knowing we all came from there. I don’t know why it hurts them

[@E.J.Crunkleton]

​@@chrispycreme6413 There is a certain satisfaction in trolling trolls.

[@crimsonfox87fluxule62]

Let me guess, it started with an n and ended with a hard r?

[@jrwtutor]

I was listening to this video while I was making dinner for my boomer mom and she asks, "Who is this girl? She's so smart! ... And feisty!" I then showed mom the Gibbon responds to comments video and she watched the whole thing, cackling. So thanks GG, not just for your incredibly informative videos, but for making my mom laugh when she was feeling down. You rock!

[@rogerstone3068]

Boomers know the good stuff when they see it.

[@thehelpingpeopletick]

In the Venn Diagram of "Talking Sh*t About a Person & Talking Truth About a Sh*tty Person" Erika lands perfectaly at the intersection. Brava!

[@briham86]

"Ugh, I'm bored at work. I wish I had a nice long video to listen to, something from someone smart who's good at research and maybe humiliates some asshole...wait, Gutsick uploaded a new video? It's an hour and a half long? It's tearing apart Robert Sepehr? Yesssss!"

[@prettybyaccident]

Wow my thoughts today exactly, work is gonna go by so fast today 😂

[@shimasclan]

Basically the same.

[@alexanderingraham8255]

Facts

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

She fails. She only proves how ignorant she is.

[@BGBTech]

Yeah, these sorts of videos go along surprisingly well with "also doing something else", like coding or similar (well, and sometimes, poking around in Minecraft...). I guess it is this, or videos of people repairing retro-computers, or talking about the history of various operating systems, ... For the most part, I mostly agree with her on most stuff... Though, I still have my own views on a few things (but, I am not in the YEC or OEC camps, so basically fine I think...).

[@chasedalton6579]

calling Robert Sepehr a science communicator is like calling the grand canyon a mountain.

[@LordWaterBottle]

Well, if you only ever look at the Grand Canyon from the riverbed and ignore that plateaus are a thing it could kinda look like a mountain. Robert is certainly communicating science words that could make sense in a certain order (not the order he uses) The imaginary Grand Canyon is a mountain people have a better argument.

[@dieSpinnt]

Who is this Robert guy? ... or better: why is this guy?

[@madamsloth]

Well said

[@nickbrowning3270]

@@dieSpinnt he is. You aren’t

[@Strawberry92fs]

Now I'm imagining a Jordan Peterson style rant that eventually concludes through a mangling of definitions that technically somehow the Grand Canyon could correctly be referred to as a mountain...somehow. But with the seriousness of that fairly oddparents bit when he gets Stephen Hawking to prove to Mr. Crocker that 1+1=3

[@juliakauffman3639]

Hi, Ericka! since you're going to read this, you and your channel are so cool and I really appreciate how you choose to share great information about science as well as taking down racist losers ❤ Thanks for being so awesome!!

[@christasimon9716]

"Robert Sepehr _Stumbles_ Out Of Africa" might've worked also.

[@therealivydawg]

Stumbles and falls out of Africa.

[@Bildgesmythe]

Like that!

[@CAPSLOCKPUNDIT]

Gets up on the wrong side of the continent.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Robert Sepehr Gets Deported Out of Africa, 300,000 years ago.

[@Wyrmksc]

Fumbles, stumbles, but really, was probably kicked out.

[@MMoturi22]

"You can't put poison in a septic tank" OOOOOO that's a bar. I'll use that in the future.

[@evilgingerminiatures5820]

you can but its not going to make difference

[@itomba]

@@evilgingerminiatures5820The microbes would disagree!

[@edwinblake]

Actually you have to be very careful with septic tanks. Poisons that act as disinfectants would destroy the usefulness of a septic tank in digesting shit.

[@HTGY6YTH67Y]

You know your side is a bunch of winners when your best response is "lol jew woman"

[@HarryNicNicholas]

😅 💯

[@joshsparks4995]

Not gonna lie, I am happy to be on the team that supports "Jew woman"

[@jr7255]

Bro. Robert is Jewish

[@rmcl1763]

Sick burn, right? Clearly the superior race and gender.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

She's wrong about almost everything and she knows it. She thinks she is intelligent to hold up the lie, but she is not.

[@morgainebrigid]

"...that humans were still swinging from the trees..." We didn't stop. I was swinging from trees at age 7.

[@phillyphakename1255]

We moved away from specializing in it as a way of life to being just a party trick for American Ninja Warrior or a way to have fun as a kid. I was thinking about tool building. We started by using a rock to cut open fruits, to kill animals, dig holes, whatever else. We still shape rocks to make tools to this day, although my rock of choice isn't sedimentary or igneous, but rather ultra pure silicon. 7 million years of building stone tools, and we still haven't fundamentally lost what makes us special.

[@devinacassidy]

Hell, I'm 44 and I was swinging from trees just this morning..,. Then the homeowner came out and started yelling at me so I had to book it out of there before the cops showed up.

[@TheMasterOfTheFrets]

You also had a lot of body hair in comparison to other 7 year-olds lol jk

[@deetaylor334]

@@TheMasterOfTheFretsnot kidding😂

[@Anon-956]

Wow, Robert is more racist than an 19th century English man. Didn't think the bar could go that low.

[@therealivydawg]

I don't think there is a bottom for these people anymore.

[@kennyshortcake999]

He isn’t.. read more

[@WredFawks]

@@kennyshortcake999Exactly, he's more racist than an 11th century British man.

[@Anglomachian]

How about a 19th century American? Charles Darwin didn’t have to fight a civil war to become an abolitionist.

[@villageidiot5744]

Interesting you use English man as the comparison. Equating whites uniquely with racism is a jewish narrative. And by the way Rob is jewish not white, so place your blame where it belongs - on jews like Rob

[@thetalkingbear]

If they can't win the argument on the merits they need to give up. The ad hominems make them look weak and petty. Erika is winning and Sephrists are reaching oceanic level salinity.

[@fett0042]

Nah it doesn't make them look weak, it makes them intellectually weak.

[@bunjijumper5345]

NO one is winning. These are both theories that should be heard.

[@Nxck2440]

@@bunjijumper5345 no they are not.

[@bunjijumper5345]

They are indeed theories, nothing has been proven. Just like Clovis was proven wrong. No one knows for sure. In fact in Hindu texts it is taught that humans are millions of years old. Prove otherwise, right now. @@Nxck2440

[@arenkai]

​@@bunjijumper5345They should be heard, but one of those should also be dismissed as nonsense after having been heard.

[@curiousnerdkitteh]

The idea that Africa couldn't develop and innovate and hadn't been doing so before white people, is steeped in racist assumptions and ignoring much of history, not to mention seeing black people as an investment, as property, that white people are entitled to whose "worth" was increased through white people's "help", as if the people couldn't choose for themselves what they want and don't want. It rings of "animals on my farm are happier than on other farms because I manage them better".

[@pansepot1490]

That’s out of sheer ignorance of history. When the Romans started their conquest Europe was populated by tribes of “savages” that didn’t even have invented writing. The famed advanced Scandinavians descend from Vikings that were illiterate up until a thousand years ago and only built wooden huts. The very Romans (whose culture originated from the near East) were just a village of savage goat herders when civilizations who built masterpieces of architecture, cities, works of art, wrote books and started science, rose and waned in the Fertile Crescent for at least a couple of millennia. Seems obvious that it’s a complex set of environmental/social/historical/whatever conditions that drives the emergence of civilizations and not any “racial” superiority. If aliens had visited earth 2500 years ago and looked around at the technological development of humans they would have found that the white Europeans were among the most primitive and therefore one of the the dumbest races.

[@villageidiot5744]

It's actually not steeped in those assumptions. There's an entire field of historical academics about using geography and climate to explain Africa's lack of development before the Europeans arrived. They mainly blame lack of domesticatable pack animals, few easily navigable rivers, and few sheltered inland seas. Guns Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond is probably the best example of a book making this point.

[@creamygoodness2310]

@villageidiot5744The problem with that argument is that it's based around money. When they say development that's what they always mean in the fine print. Take native americans and how they're viewed by the colonials and even modern day racists. Assuming they were savages and drunkards and such. When in reality they were had it right along about how to live on this planet as every other living thing on this planet does. THey knew about balance. They knew you didn't shit where you eat/sleep, you don't take more than need no matter how much you want, and you respect what's around you. That's not to say that they didn't to barbaric things out of misunderstandings. But to assume a civilization is undeveloped means you have formed a basis on how it should have progressed and that automatically comes with bias and inflated ego. Just because you think someone is underdeveloped doesn't mean it's not that way by choice/design. But it's always the people who want/crave power and influence that press what they fell what should be on others because they think they know best. And history shows they rarely do.

[@villageidiot5744]

@@creamygoodness2310" When they development that's what they always mean in the fine print." After seeing this sentence I didn't bother with anything else you had to say.

[@crocodile3554]

its based in eurocentrism @@villageidiot5744

[@lyndon4031]

Thank you! I just ran across Sepehr videos and started looking for information on him and found you. This was a good heads up.

[@Perrigrin]

About a year ago, the algorithm gave me a Robert Sepehr video to watch. It only took a little bit for me to think "this dude is wild, time to look up the folks who call him out." That search got me to Gutsick and im so glad it did. So he was good for something 😂

[@scorpionformula]

😂😂😂❤ I do this too, but never did it on Sepher. And now I am here.

[@oluwadamilola6233]

And yet he keeps gaining lots of views

[@carbonelectra6653]

Me too.

[@pencilpauli9442]

I love the comment that defended Sepehr by being overtly misogynistic. Well done that person. Absolute genius It's generally hilarious to me that all the comments I've heard so far have not addressed any issues raised by Erica, but are nothing but petty schoolyard name calling. Not the best strategy if you want to get a point across. Try using rational discourse and logic.

[@NORTH02]

I got the block too for just retweeting a tweet criticizing him, I am looking forward to this video.

[@fayelitzinger9824]

love that north02 is here

[@evilgingerminiatures5820]

Not active on twitter but consider that a badge of honour

[@Dorkeydaze]

That’s good let that “superior” cry baby seethe

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Wow twitter you’re so cool. Everyone knows how meaningful twitter is.

[@realalreves]

Wouldn't it be beneficial and helpful to everyone if we began being curious as humans, rather than fretting about external and cultural features?

[@THATGuy5654]

I sort of love this idea, though, of a super advanced, super horny, yet super unselective race traveling around the world and just going Hog Wild on anything vaguely human-shaped. "You're so exotic. Say, do you have any Atlantean in you?" "Ook." "Would you like to?"

[@jrdarby]

Reminds me of the Ringworld books-hominids love their rishathra! 😅

[@SleepyMatt-zzz]

I guess colonialism is just in our genes (I'm joking, but not really)

[@darkstar2874]

60% or more of sci-fi stories make a point on touching on how quickly we'd bone aliens also, seems like to me that checks out.

[@rmcl1763]

@darkstar2874 that’s the true “prime directive”. 😮

[@hanifarroisimukhlis5989]

Well have you seen R34 yet? 😂

[@mr.bulldops7692]

I think it would be fair to call Robert Septic a "science history communicator", since his beliefs in race science is straight from the 19th century.

[@humansubspecies]

So, you deny human variation? You're anti-Darwin? Do you call Darwin a racist like Erika because Darwin recognized human variation?

[@thisismineusername]

@@humansubspecies A strawman. More than one. How original!

[@humansubspecies]

Answer the question. Do you deny human variation, yes or no? Is Svante Paabo a liar? Are you saying Europeans really don't have Neanderthal DNA? Asians really don't have Denisovan? Answer the question dude. @@thisismineusername

[@waxwinged_hound]

@@humansubspecies I uh... did not see OP say literally any of that. You got all of that from one sentence that didn't mention Darwin at all. Clearly you are using a skill that I do not have, because I have no clue how that translates 1 to 1.

[@humansubspecies]

Is there something wrong with that? You got a problem with 19th century science? Darwin was from the 19th century. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in the 19th century. Trains were invented in the 19th century. Lincoln, a Republican, ended slavery in the 19th century. Our greatest President in the history of the United States of America - Thomas Jefferson, was President in the opening years of the 19th century. Why are you so bigoted against the 19th century?

[@grapeshot]

White supremacists really hate the Out of Africa Theory😂

[@1234567marks]

They do, imagine if they found out they had Neanderthal DNA, not simply a different race but a different species !!! 😂

[@12pentaborane]

​@@1234567marks It depends on the supremacists. The "race realist" variety do take pride in the fact they have Neanderthal DNA.

[@BenderLens]

Yup, they can't quite wrap their head around the fact that their descendants are black.

[@beastmaster0934]

@@1234567marks Or subspecies, depending on who you ask.

[@RichWoods23]

You could have just left it at 'White supremacists really hate'.

[@eljison]

This line belongs on a T-shirt! "You can't poison a septic tank. What's a drop of arsenic in a vat of botulinum toxin?"

[@stevenkobb156]

Erica, my dear, I normally don't enjoy listening to insult. But when you do it, it makes me giggle. Thanks! Also,I think I missed you at our last Jew meeting. In case you haven't heard, i can say with authority that we no longer have a space laser project. We canceled it due to budgetary constraints. 😂

[@mikey-wl2jt]

but that is what I'd expect you to say!

[@ilyaleytes1611]

Wait, there was a meeting that canceled the Space Laser? Why was I not told?! What are we spending the money on instead? Tell me it’s weather modification, I need more snow here.

[@therealivydawg]

​@@ilyaleytes1611 according to the budget committee the funds needed to be shifted to the gazpacho police force.

[@IKilledEarl]

I found my people! 😂

[@VerbenaComfrey]

Mazel Tov Cocktail Brigade ready to back you up!

[@stoatmuldoonfanclub7885]

It’s never the fun conspiracies that become popular. Always the hateful ones.

[@TheWeedmonkey123]

Big foot is kinda fun, ancient aliens, Nazis on the moon, you know, good old fun and not chauvinistic conspiracies

[@gibbcharron3469]

Sadly the fun conspiracies either become hateful or are revealed to have always had a core of hate all along.

[@TheWeedmonkey123]

@@gibbcharron3469 sadly, people can make almost anything hateful but I still believe you can enjoy some silly conspiracies without being a bad person

[@chriscasperson5927]

​​@@TheWeedmonkey123Amcient aliens basically boils down to "Those non-white primitives are too stupid to do _X_, therefore ancient aliens (or Atlanteans) had to teach them." It's basically racism.

[@jameshall1300]

​@@TheWeedmonkey123 ancient aliens always had a racist undertone to me ( and many others). It's never any of the European achievements that just had to have been built by aliens, just the Egyptian/Native American/Asian/etc.

[@jeffmacdonald9863]

I love the idea that H. erectus went extinct because they were "lazy". This is the most success Human species ever. Likely the first to spread out of Africa and across most of Eurasia. They lasted for close to 2 million years and left descendant species across two continents. Lazy.

[@phillyphakename1255]

What did the paper say? "Least effort tool making"? Seems like they specialized on efficiency. Like Amazon using a machine to automatically cut the right length of tape for the shippers. Sure, they can get a human to cut the tape for the box, but why do that when you can get a machine to do it for you? Effort doesn't make success, productivity does. At my work, shipping a box takes about an hour, between paperwork, custom padding, printing the FedEx label, etc. At Amazon, 95% of that stuff is handled by a computer. The least effort. Amazon spends less on shipping than we do. Lazy (or more accurately least effort), is a super productive approach to carving out your niche, and damn did H. erectus carve out its niche.

[@neoqwerty]

@@phillyphakename1255 H. Erectus pioneered "work smarter, not harder", and this is why instead of saying "necessity is the mother of invention", I will always, always say that no, "laziness is the mother of invention." We almost never invented something because we NEEDED it. We've by and large invented shit because that was the shortcut.

[@flashgordon6670]

If we’re supposed to be descendants of them, how are they extinct? If Magical Evolution is real?

[@PromptedHawk]

@@flashgordon6670 I've heard "if we came from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?" before, but "if we came from monkeys, why are there no monkeys?" is a new one. And no, magical evolution isn't real, but actual evolution sure is. Of course, you won't recognise that because you want to pretend to be superior to other human beings but haven't done anything at all to deserve anything near that, so skin colour it is.

[@jeltoninc.8542]

The guy above is the only one that thinks he’s smart. ^

[@austeroux]

Hey. Just wanted to let you know. Love to hear you talk. Studying extinct things was my favorite part of high school biology. Been just working last 20 years. I don't have any kind of formal degree. I do enjoy hearing people break down natural science topics. Your channel fits my niche nicely. Also, maybe don't start calling some guy names after telling audience you're not into him. Lol.

[@spacelullaby]

the x files shirt is making me want to rewatch the show again, I wonder if the gutsick gibbon has seen twin peaks

[@joelpartee594]

I have to stop myself from reading that as The Twitter Files…

[@whatabouttheearth]

I just watched them all again, that episode, one of the last in the last season in 2018 when they brought it back, where all the smart technology hijacks them and tried to kill them is so spot on. How Skullys rumba is mapping her house and gaining intelligence information (which they do), or how the self driving car takes her hostage and Mulder gets attacked by drones. It's so 2025.

[@docsavage30]

Dear Dr Gibbon. Thanks for your work.

[@unrecognizedtalent3432]

I second! The work you do here and on the Line is amazing! Thank you, Dr!

[@jwb932]

Love that in an age where content creators are making shorter videos for shorter attention spans (and tik tok), you're making feature film-length videos without apology.

[@rmcl1763]

I’m a fan of long form. Can’t get into anything interesting in 2-12 minutes.

[@majormissile5596]

Funny how people with ADHD like me honestly end up watching longform videos more.

[@cuzned1375]

@@majormissile5596 My AD had me scrolling around while i was playing something else. So, yeah - don’t have the attention span for this other thing, so give me 90+ minutes of _education_ instead! 😆 (Delightfully engaging education, it must be said. Or… as engaging as i’ll permit, at least. This is, i think, my third play-thru. Some things don’t sink in and i’m not bothered. But i come for another go when i’ve missed something that Erika tried to teach me.)

[@jeremymcfly9508]

I avidly avoid short form content, because I have a hypothesis that it’s terrible for the brain. So I’m thankful for these one hour/ two hour videos.

[@mercury3352]

@@jeremymcfly9508 agreed. Plus these videos have the ability to link sources to the info section that the short form videos don’t have

[@Bobahat]

Gutsick Gibbon: Heaps of scientific evidence and solid arguments. RS fanboys: *stick fingers in ears* "LALALALALALAJEWWOMAN"

[@NeutralDrow]

Looking up and down the comments...my god, that's not a strawman of their response. It's barely even an exaggeration!

[@Kasamira]

As an avid gardener, every time you use “basil” as a descriptor, I have to remind myself we aren’t talking about herbs. 😂

[@mrapistevist]

Just the basal basil, Ma'am.

[@mjjoe76]

Thank goodness there isn’t an anthropological term that sounds like “tomato” or I would be _lost!_

[@CAPSLOCKPUNDIT]

Not the first thyme I've had to dill with confusing homophones.

[@DavidSmith-vr1nb]

Move to the UK, they are not homophones here (the herb would _almost_ rhyme with "dazzle").

[@leeshackelford7517]

That word gets me sidetracked down other paths..... I got sentimental after finishing this and downloaded a Robin Hood movie and a few Sherlock Holmes videos from KZbin. Fun thing, right next to me, while watching this, was Part 67 of History of the Second World War.... rereading on the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot

[@shldnfr]

If Sepehr was alive during the 1930s, he would be a proud member of the Ahnenerbe. That was the Nazis pseudo-science branch of the SS. He's probably profoundly sad that he was born a hundred years too late.

[@villageidiot5744]

Sepeher is jewish, he would have been removed from Germany under the transfer agreement and sent to Palestine, or would have been placed in an internment camp awaiting deportation from Europe.

[@alexiscorral5594]

@@villageidiot5744 If that's true than talk about self loathing regardless he deserves no sympathy.

[@UpperNileGuy]

​@@alexiscorral5594jews are not all on the same team he is a masonic shill who is obsessed with kabbalah his job is to be controlled opposition and be a honeypot for enemies of his cult

[@DraculaDerIII]

After World War II almost all historians and scientists used genealogy, most of what we know and use today was translated from German into English.

[@Aranzahas]

​@@alexiscorral5594it is proven that he is hiding his real identity.

[@nebulan]

"Femoid" 😂 i love Erika's humor

[@jcbnyc2009]

#Fernoid

[@justcallmekai1554]

God that terms reeks of a 1800s skull measuring enthusiasts. Everything has to end with "-oid" lmao

[@DemstarAus]

You joke but it gets thrown around in certain circles.

[@DavidSmith-vr1nb]

I think it was Robert using it, unironically. Water off a ducks back to Erika, but still venomous in intent.

[@mattgerke3206]

There's a weird golem that's been created out of white supremacy, white nationalism, antisemitism, chauvinism, bigotry, and xenophobia. I think one leg of it comes to us from a bad rendering of Christianity and the other leg comes from a revisionist's history of imperialism and conquest. What else can explain the morphing of wholesome words into pejoratives: Jew, woke, social justice warrior, feminine, groomer, educated, established science, etc.?

[@dannyjfunez]

I love all your videos! Keep up the great long winded work. I especially enjoying playing them in my headphones while I work

[@BenderLens]

Gotta love it when the racists come out of the woods to defend their racist daddy.

[@humansubspecies]

Define racist?

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

@@humansubspecies You

[@nickbrowning3270]

I doubt you love watching racist right wing parties gain traction all over the world

[@thisismineusername]

@@humansubspecies Exhibit A

[@humansubspecies]

Again, define racist? Is that anyone who disagrees with you communists? @@thisismineusername

[@vontosmagicmurderbag2611]

I will never forgive you for making me familiar with Robert Sepehr.

[@gordongipson2538]

😖🤨🤣🤣🤣

[@ronalddepesa6221]

My jerk friend did and I am so pissed at him for it!

[@mehmeteking]

Yeah, I also don't appreciate having leant about this guy. Shame on the mother who shat that abomination into this world.

[@Tilldeathdouspartuntiltheend]

Why? All his videos on anthropology concerning the history of antiquity and freemasonry are amazing!

[@bitter-bit]

​@@Tilldeathdouspartuntiltheend if you mean amazing in the sense that he's literally wrong about everything

[@ZombieXee]

Over 100k subbies! That is soooo cool. Oh yeah, you're a veterinarian too. Congrats on all of your hard work on KZbin and your PhD in Biological Anthropology. I've been watching your channel a long time and love all your videos.

[@TrampGordo]

Hey, congratulations on that video. I saw his tweet today. He seems rightfully butthurt. 😉 Anyway, just saw your short video from almost 10 days ago. Congratulations on the 100k follower subscription. Love to see your content. Please keep going. We need it so badly during these days on the internet. Greetings from Germany. 😊

[@heathenwizard]

You said his whole name so many times I can’t un-hear it They say if you say Robert Sepehr’s name three times in front of a dark mirror, KZbin will put his videos in your Recommended feed.

[@sarahblack9333]

NOOOOOO 😱😱😱 ANYTHING BUT THAT

[@jackluedtke6432]

sepehr is a stooge, so is this beeyatch. They are low energy dummies designed to get you to waste your energy on them. Neither side presents anything salient. Don't make allegiance with anyone because of who their enemies are or because they are the best of bad options. Save your allegiance for a true leader and keep track of the truth yourself.

[@FringeSpectre]

Worse. It made me racist.

[@Djimenez77]

I'm happy to hear that you read all the comments, so just letting you know that I love this channel so much! It's noble and incredibly brave to fight against harmful and horrible misinformation. You are one of the humans that make the world a little better for all. thank you!

[@sebmoran]

i found your channel through your "deadliest pattern in nature" video essay and have enjoyed watching the rest of your videos despite not having a background in bio anth besides the one undergraduate class i took a decade ago. always happy to see good science educators on youtube and the algorithm has been very kind since discovering your channel

[@aidanmatthewgalea7761]

The way I see it is that people have some physical differences, but not a single one of them makes anyone stop being human. the single most extreme physiological change that exists between different groups of people, mostly as a result of partial isolation, is just where fat tends to accumulate (Staetophygia) however, that's literally it. skin color is a pigment change, which isn't even entirely related to genetics, and while certain groups of people are more prone to a set of illnesses, the actual total range is negligible enough that the concept of race ties more into nationality. Ethnicity exists. "race" does not. it's like how here in Malta, most lizards are green (parks). some are grey(concrete), others are orange(cliffs with immature soil) because of where they live. pigment change resulting in color due to minor separation, though not true isolation. i.e. what also happened with people. past that, there's maybe minor structural differences, like more prominent facial features, different stance and maybe height differences. but that's getting into hair-splitting minutia that runs the risk of contextlessly, appearing as either a really deeply autistic (non-derogatory) anthropologist, or the next reincarnation of the Mage-Christ of the Klu Klux Klan who wears a hat with two points rather than 1 it's genuinely negligible biological difference and the majority of racism is more about culture, trying to spin it as being innately biological, which is fucking bullshit. what little difference that exists in Man resulting in so many unique characteristics amongst Sapiens Sapiens is frankly a marvel. I can't get why people being different is so offensive to so many. what's even funnier is that racism has gotten bad enough that it's actually causing more groups of people to exist, see ashkenazi ethnic groups being slightly inbred, resulting in a barely above negligibly higher chance of gastrointestinal illnesses. conclusion, Robert Sepehr should change his name to robbed Septic tank

[@StanfordJohnsey]

Did you happen to watch the finals of the men's and women's 100 meter dash at the 2024 Olympics.

[@aidanmatthewgalea7761]

@@StanfordJohnsey given that your account is 2 months old you are either an ancient bot or Amish, both of which invalidate your opinion

[@SignificantNumberOfBeavers]

Hi, Erica! Thanks for your videos! As a Christian I appreciate your respect for religious belief while dismantling pseudoscience like YEC. You show it's possible for someone like me to hold religious beliefs while also believing and understanding evolutionary science.

[@JC89Youtube]

Give up Christ he’s literally among the most unscientific ideas ever

[@glo9547]

Jc89 just showed you what these evolutionists really think about Christ .

[@slavicemperor8279]

@@glo9547 I'm ,,evolutionist" and I have no problems with Christians. A few reddit moderator archetypes hostile to every religion don't represent us more than Ante Pavelić represents Catholics.

[@kennydavers3946]

​@glo9547 understanding that evolution is a scientific fact has nothing to do with religion at all,

[@kennydavers3946]

​@@glo9547"evolutionist" isn't evn a thing, evolution has nothing to do with atheism or religion, science doesn't have an opinion on god one way or the other, you can continue to follow your chosen religion after finding out evolution is a fact,

[@AnnoyingNewsletters]

-But have you considered the -*_-Out of Atlantis-_*- Hypothesis?- 😉 [EDIT] 🤬 I made the comment near the beginning of the video as a joke... Satire is dead. The stupid has won. 🤦‍♂️

[@CelestialAnamoly]

Lol, i did the same thing in the early access version of this video! 😂 I was all "this sounds scarily like ancient-aryan-atlaneans theory"... and then had to edit my comment when, twist! AtLaNtiS!

[@petrkinkal1509]

This made my day.

[@joshsparks4995]

And people defend Robert Zephyr

[@lenrussell2424]

If you really read all the comments, I want to tell you that your voice is not shrill or annoying! I think it sounds pleasant and perfectly normal. Whoever told you it was shrill/annoying was just being misogynist. You're awesome and do great work, and I'm always glad to listen to your videos!!!

[@tennicksalvarez9079]

Hear hear!!!

[@Aryasvitkona]

It's slightly higher pitch than what I find entirely comfortable, but I wouldn't go so far as to call her shrill. It's perfectly tolerable and anyone making that as an actual complaint is dumb as hell, wrong, and also sexist.

[@andreask.5643]

Since I have found this channel, I have learned so much about anthropology listening to enthusiastic rants. Thank you very much, Erika, and please keep up your fantastic work! Greetings from Germany

[@breakfastramen]

Kind and patient Erika is wonderful, especially in debates, but spicy “sick of your shit” Erika is a whole different kind of awesome.

[@FeeshUnofficial]

And both are incredibly petty at times, in the best ways possible

[@nilsnasle9687]

You are a hero, Gutsick. I am happy to hear that you will read all comments, so I take this opportunity to tell you: you are great. Your content is excellent. I love listening to your rants. I appreciate you being outspoken and informative. You rock!

[@weber4760]

Imagine being so racist that part of your argument hinges on...the Lost City of Atlantis.

[@thaddeusgenhelm8979]

Atlantis stuff always blows my mind because of how clear we can trace its history to like, a rhetorical device, a philosophical story presented to help convey a point. A thing barely anyone thought was literally real, and the people who actually knew Plato were like "It's a rhetorical device, it's not even conveyed as history, but as part of a story where someone *else* talks about it in it"... Also, do these people remember that, in it, the Atlantean culture was like... Greek, but inferior to Athens, and, in the end, destroyed by Athenian's *ground forces* before whatever disaster happened to their homeland? Like, "Oh yeah, it was this world spanning super civilization but also lost a bid to conquer Greece to Athens solo." They have to play reallllly fast and loose with what they even provincially accept as true from the original source, which is... A real bad start.

[@Mostlyharmless1985]

It’s because of the no no mustache man.

[@hanifarroisimukhlis5989]

I mean, (almost) all racism/race realism can be traced to that one book (i forgot) which also contains modern conception of Atlantis.

[@Kalyahna]

As soon as this came up, my first thought was 'I bet the venn diagram of sepehr fans and hancock fans is basically a circle.'

[@fleetstreet11]

Theosophy

[@Dorkeydaze]

He also shadow bans anyone that doesn’t agree with him. There’s a reason his comment section exist solely to dog whistle and worship him at his feet. Would love to see him in a debate tired of this grifter

[@GnosticInformant]

He really doesn’t want to be from Africa and would rather imagine white people are aliens.

[@evilgingerminiatures5820]

what is hilarious is that "whiteness" is just an adaptation to a new environment with less sunlight & its occurred at least twice independently that we are aware of

[@Tilldeathdouspartuntiltheend]

Yakub save us😛

[@fredericksmith7942]

He is such a white supremacist he has shot the moon and decided that white people are not human.

[@imFurbs]

As someone who is into Gnosticism, I'm curious on your views on Atlantis? And do you agree with Manly Halls opinions on it?

[@davidhand9721]

Dreaming up an impossible species origin just to escape being related to someone is so desperate. As a white person, I would love to disown some of my ancestors for what they did, but a whole different species that appeared out of nowhere? No, I cope much better than this guy.

[@DC_Prox]

"As a kid, I was always taught that race is a very real thing, but it doesn't matter, you shouldn't talk about it. But the reality is that the opposite is true: race is totally made up, but it's very important to people and we should absolutely be talking about it." - Forrest Valkai

[@IkarusKommt]

Medicine proves the existence of separate human races that suffer from different illnesses and respond to the treatment differently. Is medicine 'racist'?

[@kayreb]

@@IkarusKommtI'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure the tendency for certain medical conditions to be more common in different people groups is just due to people from the same area being more likely to have a shared gene pool - which increases the likelihood of certain genes getting passed down and becoming more common within that gene pool? Especially if certain genes increase odds of survival, but can be an issue in certain combinations...like with the genes responsible for sickle cell anaemia being related to the likelihood of surviving malaria.

[@jenicpizarro]

​@@IkarusKommtMedicine is incredibly and quantifiably racist. Lots of recent studies on worse treatment and thus worse outcomes for non-white patients come out everyday. Due to bias in studies, women in general are underdiagnosed for heart attacks, even though symptoms are largely shared. Of course the medical field also uses baselines from the 1800s for African-American populations, leading to contemporary patients having health issues that would be treated in a white person being viewed as normal in a person of color.

[@FeeshUnofficial]

​@@IkarusKommtnot true. You're thinking of specific genetic mutations within localized populations spreading to that whole population. That's not enough to conclude that races are a thing

[@FeeshUnofficial]

@@sanmartinovallevictorjuven5187 behavior is entirely determined by culture and looks are all ethnicity. The fact you don't know the difference between ethnicity and race is why you made this extremely easy to avoid mistake

[@rmcl1763]

If he thinks he’s a superior race, why would it be threatened with replacement. If it’s truly dominant, no problem. Why are these people so worried? What’s political about a foot? Foot placement means what?! Are we basing laws on the one time placement of a fossil foot?

[@FrenziedFurby]

Funny cause his dad was a Jewish activist

[@margodphd]

People who build their self esteem upon qualities they did nothing to "earn" (gender,race, sexuality) are famously insecure. I wonder why,huh? 😂

[@hanifarroisimukhlis5989]

Because ur-fascism demands the enemy to be both strong and weak

[@justcallmekai1554]

They got two sides: Mr/Ms Measure Head talking about how much more "civilized" and "superior" they are. Then its "n-nooo stopp speading! These "people" are destroying us!" Its very pathetic.

[@Of_infinite_Faith]

​@@FrenziedFurby if this is true it makes sense considering his last name. And his face.

[@kevinedwards8927]

Watching this b/c I was needing some Gutsick Gibbon content and I stumbled on an old video I hadn't seen. I love the way she deconstructs and destroys this guy. She is a treasure

[@lisao3558]

Has his voice always sounded like a 12 year old wearing full orthodontic headgear?

[@anondecepticon]

I was wondering the same thing, especially after she said he was an older man. Then I realized she’d sped up his audio to prevent him from copyright claiming her video. Which has got to be the best thing to ever come out of KZbin’s arbitrary video policing policies; a perfectly justifiable excuse to make a racist antisemitic grifter misogynist’s arguments sound just as stupid as he is. 😂

[@Chemasaurus]

"My published work is available on Amazon" is the last thing that would come out of the mouth of an actual scientist.

[@Menoetia]

Because even Archive of Our Own was like "no you can't publish that trash here."

[@GhostIntoTheFog]

Morten Frisch (the quack who promotes the ridiculous belief that circumcision makes people autistic) goes around bragging how many views his blog post on the HuffPo website has gotten. Narcissism seems to be a common trait amongst con artists.

[@seanbeadles7421]

Eh, scientists in certain fields write books and I can appreciate that being a scientist doesn’t make much money but they typically have plenty of published papers to go along with the Amazon book sales. Unlike Robert, who probably wrote his last paper in undergrad lol

[@margodphd]

Yeah,if you can't get the shittiest pay to publish journal to publish you, you must be pretty pathetic. I mean, when I look at my earliest work, I still shudder, but at least competent people looked at it before it went out so the shame is over wonky language, not wonky science.

[@Dorkeydaze]

“I’m a shill buy my race realist shill garbage on Amazon which was named after ARYAN woman fighters from Atlantis” lol obviously joking

[@JuanMoreOnce]

Veterinarian? Okay, how's this for a title for a video? "All Grifters Great and Small."

[@scotthendrix9829]

I don't want to be dismissive of anyone who had received a bachelor's degree, such as Sepeher seems to have done. Congratulations, that's an accomplishment. However, I'm a history professor who has been teaching for a few decades. As a professional academic, I can confirm that a bachelor's degree does not indicate any sort of mastery. Furthermore, I've seen students graduate who were solid A students who knew a lot, but I've also seen students who squeak by with a 2.0 GPA and manage to get a degree, who never learned very much. I suspect Robert is in that latter category.

[@Unhandleabull]

And yet you are dismissive. Hypocrisy....the greatest luxury.

[@taoofjester4113]

Wait wait. You can't just add arsenic to the septic tank like that! Won't it kill all the happy little microbes doing their thing? That is straight up cold blooded mass murder. I am Jack's Raging Disappointment.

[@fcknhorrible2851]

"You can't put poison in a septic tank." Commenting for the algorithm. Love ya.

[@irrelevant_noob]

3:45

[@Big-Papa-Smurf]

Hey, Gutsick. I heard you read all of your comments. I'm a huge fan. If I could make a suggestion, to you, or your KZbin editor. Could you please use the Video Chapter function on KZbin to divide each part into segments? Your videos are pretty long, and I really want to listen to the whole thing. But sometimes I get up to make a sandwich or something and I forget to pause. Then I come back and I've completely forgotten where I was. It's nice to be able to hover over timestamps and read something like "Homo erectus/Homo habilis". It's also helpful for people who want to quickly access certain parts of your video and get direct quotes. But not a big deal. Just a suggestion.

[@spunkmckunkle5604]

Since you say you read every comment, I really appreciate the balance you have between not wanting to offend the person and calling out the bullshit. You seem very hesitant to make an accusation unless you can prove it, but going for the throat when you can.

[@scotthendrix9829]

Robert Sepehr- the go-to "intellectual " for incels not smart enough to understand Jordan Peterson

[@whatabouttheearth]

He's a crypto Nazi, and ironically apparently he's part Jewish too 🤷 Sepher bases alot of his shit off of the esotericism of the Landig Circle who are the ones that started the Nazi UFO myths, Nazi Vril myths, using the Black Sun as a substitute symbol for the Nazi Swastika, etc. It's not original at all. And many in the Landig Circle were SS including the founder Wilhelm Landig "Landig was a former SS member who revived the ariosophical mythology of Thule. He was born on 20 December 1909.[2] He wrote the Thule trilogy Götzen gegen Thule (1971), Wolfszeit um Thule (1980) and Rebellen für Thule - Das Erbe von Atlantis (1991). He inspired the idea of the Black Sun, a substitute swastika and mythical source of energy, which was launched in the 1991 novel Die Schwarze Sonne von Tashi Lhunpo by ghostwriter Russell McCloud.[4]"

[@PromptedHawk]

God damn, you didn't have to dunk them into the earth's core like that, I know they're garbage, misogynistic, racist people, but... well... Don't keep all the fun to yourself, scoot over a bit, will ya?

[@rumpleforeskin9543]

Whose Peterson, you sound a bit condescending from my angle.

[@albineigengrau3212]

I love that, in his own footage, Robert Sepehr is taking a long walk on a short pier. So close. Or perhaps he's doing pier review?

[@DaVinciSketch]

Gibbon’s entire response could have just been that footage he films of himself. Strong argument to be made that Robert is personally responsible for the great replacement. Clearly he has never found or will ever find a reproductive partner.

[@FalegedArchr]

@gutsickgibbon Congrats on 100K 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Love to see it! Big fan of the content and get absolutely giddy when i see you post a long ass video. Thank you for the sassiness, cant wait to see what salt you're going to throw on your way to 200K

[@xavierthompson4556]

Next to Gibbon’s folders full of works to cite for her research is a folder full of meme dunk gifs organized by use case

[@gearmonger8616]

Unfortunately, the window has shifted very far right and moderates are deemed as leftist. You are fabulous and valuable as an educational resource.

[@metalhead5284]

Are you suggesting she is moderate? Listen to her tone and rhetoric.

[@Evan-k]

​@@metalhead5284facts and logic is all she speaks

[@Canuovea]

Wow. I'm shocked. Shocked I say. Robert Sepehr fans don't like women? That's totally unexpected. I'm shocked. I say, shocked. Utterly.

[@villageidiot5744]

The creepy behavior towards women comes from the fact that Robert is jewish, not because he's a racist.

[@redmage5251]

@@villageidiot5744 do your comments come from your parents being brother and sister or do they come from you being dropped as a child

[@theatheistpaladin]

It gets really weird when they start calling you both jewish and catholic. I am neither jewish in any fashion nor have been or will ever be catholic. I was at a loss for words.

[@jeltoninc.8542]

That’s exactly what a catholic jew would say.

[@UCMICU]

If you simply disagree with someone’s point of view these days it makes you automatically “racist “, anti-______ and every other derogatory juvenile insult they can think of. Ppl get instant gratification and no consequences of online interactions so this is always the go to “attack”

[@feltfrog]

@@UCMICU not true, maybe don’t say racist things and people won’t call you a racist? just a thought.

[@feltfrog]

A neo-naz! guy on youtube called Catholicism a “Jewish desert religion”, they’re opposed to what they call “Abrahmic religion” and they like to LARP as vikings or celts or whatever european culture they think sounds masculine

[@UCMICU]

@@feltfrog 😂

[@jahuti5065]

I think I have just discovered an internet hero. You, Madame, are a beacon of light, sanity and intelligence that is all too rare in the murky world of the internet. Keep it up.

[@UncommonSense-wm5fd]

The sad and unfortunate reality about these peoples' delusions and blatant prejudice, is that no matter what evidence you provide to show they're being blatantly prejudice, you will never change their abhorrent, myopic attitude.

[@CelestialAnamoly]

I think the goal is to mostly discourage others from taking them seriously; especially anyone undecided about what they believe.

[@legojay14]

To be fair. All these beliefs usually end up being an excuse. They want to feel superior and grifters are willing to sell it to them for exorbitant prices. If there's people willing to throw their life saving at someone for crumbs of self importance. Grifters would be stupid to not provide the bare minimum. The grifters who actually believe it tend to be the obscure ones. Their to unlikable to do any networking or they run afoul of their audience by seeming to have a trait that's regarded as inferior. Which over time becomes everything that isn't what that specific fan is. Cause again all this race superiority stuff is purely to feel special. It's really pathetic and you can tell they know that from how violently they react to being laughed at or pitied

[@PhDTony_original]

I'd like to know where he's getting those Pleistocene paleo-sea level maps of the Atlantic. Because at first glance they look like complete nonsense to me.

[@thanksgoditsflat8101]

Shouldn't you be worrying about earthquakes or something like that ❓

[@WredFawks]

I was not expecting him to pull Blavatskian Atlantis out of his butt, but here we are!

[@InquisitiveBible]

It's remarkable how much modern right-wing conspiracy theory crap comes from Theosophy.

[@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv]

@@InquisitiveBible Really? I checked a Theosophy book out from the library. I didn't read much as it was stark raving bonkers but I didn't see racism in the little I read. I had a roommate at that time that was into and I was trying to figure just what the bleep it was about. It made so little sense it was hard tell if there was a point hiding in it.

[@xibalbalon8668]

Helena Blavtasky and her consequences has been a disaster for the human race

[@MissingTiramisu]

I am not a Robert S. fane. Never watch him. I just wish you would tell us what you know. You’re intelligent and I want to hear what you have to say.

[@neoqwerty]

@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv You definitely need to sit down, commit to the headache of trying to make sense of the batshit craziness, and also check how that movement evolved. (also keep in mind that theosophy had roots in western occultism, which basically went and took steganocraphy works of cryptography at its literal word instead of peeling back the esoteric part to check out the cryptographic stuff encoded in the mysticism.) I think Milo (miniminuteman) explains what's racist about ancient aliens thinking, but the condensed version: it basically keeps saying, consciously or not, that only white western civilization-adjacent people (because the ancient alien species are NEVER brown or black, or, shit, even asian??? for some reason??? they ALWAYS end up fair skinned) can make archeological marvels; I found I think three theories on Greek or Celtic sites being ancient alien BS, the rest is always pyramids (it's not that hard to stack rocks, especially when it's your civilization that helped invent mathematical disciplines as they are now), or old cities, or other sites featuring geometric stuff.

[@TheThedisliker]

Thank you, i think you have pulled me further away from this alt right path

[@orionsarrow1025]

Another amazing video from everyone’s favorite Duplicitous Femoid! 😂 Fr these are amazing and I love listening to these while I draw! Keep up the good work^^ I know it might be too small of a topic to cover (and I’m probably the only one asking) but I would love to see you talk about the lemurs of Madagascar

[@baloo_2228]

Oh my God! Thank you so much for posting this video, as well as your other videos on Sepehr! And here is why… Honestly, I felt like I was crazy. Sepehr randomly appeared on my feed one day, and his videos had some very interesting titles. So I figured, “damn! This must be straight up my alley!” So I started to watch, assuming I would be educated whilst being entertained at the same time. Instead, what I have found (after what always seems like a 45 minute opening sequence of Sepehr just walking around, talking about himself) is literally one, big, run-on sentence about things kind of orbiting around the alleged topic of the video, but without any real substance whatsoever. He literally just tosses out his opinion for an hour or more. And then tries to back it up with other people’s opinions that are the same as his without any real factual information. Basically, he just talks. And not even about anything that is in the least bit impressive. He literally just talks for the shear sake of hearing himself talk. And then I am like, “wait… why was I watching this again? What was the original thesis here?” I have literally never learned a single thing from any of Sepehr’s videos except that he is probably a narcissistic crazy person. And yeah, he jumps around A LOT. In other words, I feel like listening to Sepehr is kinda like reading one of those flyers that crazy homeless people in NYC make photocopies of, and then pass out on the subway. You know… the ones that are crammed full of incoherent, handwritten sentences… sometimes going sideways in the margins of the page, literally filling up every square inch. No punctuation, no capitalization, poor spelling, and most of all… absolutely no cohesive thought process whatsoever. Anyway, thank you for allowing me to discover your channel. Thank’s to you, I now know that I am not crazy when it comes to Robert Sepehr. He is.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Sepher bases alot of his shit off of the esotericism of the Landig Circle who are the ones that started the Nazi UFO myths, Nazi Vril myths, using the Black Sun as a substitute symbol for the Nazi Swastika, etc. It's not original at all. And many in the Landig Circle were SS including the founder Wilhelm Landig "Landig was a former SS member who revived the ariosophical mythology of Thule. He was born on 20 December 1909.[2] He wrote the Thule trilogy Götzen gegen Thule (1971), Wolfszeit um Thule (1980) and Rebellen für Thule - Das Erbe von Atlantis (1991). He inspired the idea of the Black Sun, a substitute swastika and mythical source of energy, which was launched in the 1991 novel Die Schwarze Sonne von Tashi Lhunpo by ghostwriter Russell McCloud.[4]" Sepher is a crypto Nazi fanboy, and ironically he is also part Jewish 🤷

[@baloo_2228]

@@whatabouttheearth well that certainly explains a lot in the sense that I’ve totally been duped, lol. I mean his videos do come off as if he knows what he is talking about… if you don’t pay attention too closely. But I guess the scary part is that he actually does know what he’s talking about, but it’s all cryptic bullshit. And yeah, the very last thing you said is actually quite hysterical! I’m also just going to add a personal a jab here for no other reason other than to be mean… once I saw him closeup…dude would certainly never win a beauty contest. Lol. Just saying.

[@jcool0122]

I had no idea there were grown men who believed in Atlantis outside of a movie theater showing a comic book movie. Besides, hasn't it been pretty well established that Plato's story refers to an island in the Mediterranean Sea?

[@jameshart2622]

I mean, Plato's allegory of Atlantis was fictional. Always was, always will be. The more serious folks who talk about it bring up possible historical analogs as inspiration, sources for ideas that he folded into his parable. The story itself is ahistorical.

[@Sableagle]

It was fiction and allegory, but I've seen a couple of candidate locations: Minoan civilisation on Crete, wiped out by the tsunami from the Santorini kablooie, and some shallow spot west of Gibraltar that would have been an island at some point in the past.

[@patricktilton5377]

More recently is the theory that the Richat Structure -- the Eye of the Sahara -- was the city of Atlantis, as popularized on Jimmy Corsetti's [sp?] "Bright Insight" channel on KZbin. It has a lot going for it, though it hasn't convinced everybody. The theory intrigues me, but my favorite (and probably untrue) interpretation of the Atlantis legend is the one put forth by Rand & Rose Flem-Ath, that half of the continent of Antarctica was once straddling the South Temperate Zone & Antarctic Circle before an 'Earth Crust Displacement' event shifted it entirely inside the Antarctic Circle ~ 12,500 years ago. Now THAT is a wild-ass theory -- and most probably wrong -- which geophysicists undoubtedly don't believe to be possible, the shifting of the Earth's crust cataclysmically . . . but there's a part of me that digs imagining something like that happening. For what it's worth, when Charles Hapgood suggested such a thing as having happened several times throughout ancient prehistorical times, Einstein himself didn't dismiss it as a possibility -- which is ONE reason I still don't 100% dismiss the outlandish notion. The Flem-Aths believe that the lost city of Atlantis is located beneath the ice somewhere near where Palmer Peninsula joins the main body of Antarctica. The Richat Structure has the benefit of being located above sea level, and its ringed structure sure is reminiscent of Plato's description, though . . .

[@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv]

@@patricktilton5377 It's imaginary.

[@patricktilton5377]

@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yvThe Richat structure definitely exists. Whether or not it is the remnant of the ancient circular city of Atlantis, though, is a matter of debate.

[@aaron4wilkins]

I had never heard of Mr Sepehr until this week and I was looking for information about him and that's how I came across your KZbin channel, and I am so glad you are here. Thank you.

[@TheMindRobber42]

You are a scholar and a hero for confronting people like this. Love your videos

[@stacyrosa6672]

Holy Schnikies, Gutsick! You really know how to shake the trees so all the nuts fall out!

[@alexiscorral5594]

To Sepehr fans; "Science is NOT dogma you're just stupid" - Professor Dave

[@henriquepacheco7473]

"you're* just stupid". You don't want to make a typo when calling other people stupid, it gives them a very easy way to deflect.

[@alexiscorral5594]

@@henriquepacheco7473 Already edited that bit out. But in all seriousness the more I looked into the mindset of this cult for lack of a better word, the more I see that this is most likely all part of a covert psyop to undermine our society. We've seen it with the Wedge strategy by Discovery Institute to the First Church of Atheism & of course self loathing cult leaders like Mr. Sepehr himself. I wish none of what I wrote was true but unfortunately that's the dark reality we find ourselves in as of now. Anyways ✌️.

[@alexiscorral5594]

@@henriquepacheco7473EDIT; I already edited that out for the last time. Hopefully that helps as what we're ultimately dealing with is something of a covert psyop of a cult bent on destroying our way of thinking as shown from the Discovery Institute's Wedge Strategy to the First Church of Atheism & so on. I truly wished that there wouldn't be any kernel of truth to all of the above but that's the dark reality that we find ourselves in. I wish Erika well.

[@alexiscorral5594]

@@henriquepacheco7473 EDIT; I already edited that word out a bit. & FWI I'm quoting someone else calling people like Mr. Sepehr that.

[@juaneramirez3350]

It is when ego infects its main purpose, search of truth.

[@Sunnybeeloved]

Oh lord, I was not prepared for this level of absolute crap. You are saint for taking this sludge on an “idea” on.

[@dengar4000]

One of the biggest shifts I can think of is when we used to think pangolins were related to anteaters but now we know they are a sister group to Carnivora. We have primates down pretty good now

[@sonikku956]

Didn't that very same paper that Robert Sepehr tried using to imply all sub-Saharan Africans were "20% Homo erectus or Homo habilis" also state that Eurasians (tested populations were the French and Han Chinese) also share some of this ancestry, albeit less by default?

[@stargazer6675]

I’m so glad that someone has outed this racist grifter. And, if you can do it with intelligence and humour, so much the better. You’re fantastic, go get them. 💚☘️

[@MatthewDeGrave]

I really love your videos but often don't have the time to watch the full videos. Thank you for what you do.

[@mrinmoychakraborty1520]

nothing funnier to me than Gutsick saying out loud "Femoid"

[@sanguillotine]

You know, when you started talking about how Sepehr believes that Cro-Magnon spread across the globe in ships and interbred with other homo species, I knew exactly where it was going: Atlantis. This dude 100% got his ideas from Graham Hancock, and possibly even some ideas from Erich von Daniken because the whole idea that humans originating from “lesser races” interbreeding with a “superior race” sounds very similar to the alien hybrid ideas that ancient astronaut theorists spout.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

I never heard of Robert Sepehr before. I am so incredibly lucky.

[@corvinredacted]

_*was_ so incredibly lucky

[@helenjenkins6305]

Poor thing u r)

[@JoNDOE66613]

😂 I bet everyone of those "she's a Jew" guys 100% are also yelling "I support Israel"

[@ritchie6162]

It’s a weird form of irony that these people are so hellbent on believing that Jewish people are evil while simultaneously desperately needing them to jumpstart their freaky doomsday prophesy.