The Four German "Muskateers" of Tiwanaku and World Catastrophe

[@explorationuk6737]

Yes chukkie nice to see you back brother

[@totttrax]

Very interesting never even heard of this before

[@TeutonicTrickster]

Great video Dr Chucky 👌🏻

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Thanks Teutonic!

[@kimberleywilliams5228]

My favourite you tuber - Victorian fan

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Wooohoooo!

[@MarvinMcMartin]

Great stuff- I had to sleep right after to soak it in.

[@berkantsokmen7651]

Interesting characters.

[@amateurinvestigator1950]

So fascinating, using mythology and old stories to help dig up what really was the ancient past in human history and prehistory. Thank you for your unflinching research into these mysteries. It all seems to support the Hindu theory of yugas or ages of mankind (or godkind) that repeat in huge time cycles. So much to investigate!

[@experimentalelemental92]

How To Think Like A Druid 👍CK

[@roddas26]

The Moon being ice would explain why standing in direct "moon light" is colder than standing out of direct "moon light"🤔

[@3n3rgiesperrlampe]

Interesting as always. Unfortunately numerous fascinating sources, especially around these subjects from 1800 to 1945, have massively disappeared in the past ten years. Seems like bookshelves and cloud storage had to be allocated for more accurate science.

[@meenki347]

I classify the mainstream Academic Theoretical Box as, "Modernism". I'm not entirely convinced of every detail of Dr. Charles' theory. But whose more open-minded? Dr. Charles or Mainstream Modernism? Cool review of forbidden and forgotten theoreticians. Thanks. I'm an Advanced postmodernist and I see nothing wrong with learning everything. Please check out Vico's New Science. He's a bit forgotten.

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Good classification. It's all based on fashions really.

[@meenki347]

@@TheTimeDetective42 Yes and no. Through all it's twists and turns there is a hidden but incremental logic to Philosophy. With all of humanities worst inclinations present. There is a Modern Gordian Knot that can be easily cut. Your Archeology is part of it. But I am not against Modernist Archeology either. But there is room for so much more as well. Modernists are dreadfully closed minded. My hobby is to connect the two. However, I am somewhat contemptuous of infantile postmodernists. I can't stand them. Nor can they explain any aspects of postmodernism in clear and intuitive examples. Really, they're frauds. Yes, they are popular. But I see them as useful idiots.

[@meenki347]

The infantile postmodernists don't understand the wider ideological implications of Postmodernism. That all ideological/religion/atheist paths with mass resonance must have some grain of truth within them. Alternative Archeology has revealed too many modernist enigmas and downright contradictions. Alternative Archeology must have more truths than Modern archeology will admit. I've been listening to a woman reading the original 1812 Brother's Grimm book. And it's impossible to understand the inner workings of European culture without reading this book. The woman only concentrates on things of Red Pill interest. But the stories cover so much more.

[@ChewsCarefully]

@@meenki347 No one ever does. & yes, it is infantile. Children aren't attached to the idea of Santa. They feel that something's wrong with the concept. But if a child thinks its parents _can_ lie to them, their world view falls apart. When we're in our teens, rejection By The Group can feel worse than death. In adulthood both shift, not disappear. Media & 'Authority Figures' become what out subconscious minds fear being rejected by, so we mindlessly accept whatever they tell us just as we accepted what our peers told us was cool. No rationality applies to either. & 'Government' comes to occupy the space formerly held by our parents & people become as incapable of questioning politicians for fear of losing their world view as children were until around age 8. While 'childish' therefore might be more appropriate, it seems more infantile when seen in adults.

[@aidangelles4395]

Hey man love the channel. There is a KZbin channel called D.C Symbols that shows the great pyramid inside the initial Washington D.C map created by Pierre la fant. Curious to see you make and video and your thoughts. Cheers

[@EnignomoYT]

you have, in obs, to have two sources of input. one your videocam on top and the other a video input of screen share or window/app. plasma moon rabbit hole reflects a lot of recent internet theories popping up

[@TheTimeDetective42]

Thanks, it only lets me do one or the other, I asked Meta AI and it says after version 25, which I have, this is the case, Hmmmm.

[@pmvdmeulen]

C14 testing keeps changing... recent works fine.. but the older it gets testresults are suddenly millions of years younger than in previous tests

[@nicksothep8472]

The Carbon 14 argument is not about its accuracy, even though it relies on the premise that earth's conditions, as in its atmosphere composition, etc.. pretty much never changed in the past several hundred thousand years, the problem is that C14 doesn't analyze the structures, it can't, but whatever organic material is found in human settlements close to the structure, and then it attributes it to the builders, which is top notch mental gymnastics, and to be honest I'm pretty sure even they don't believe this rubbish, but they have a narrative to safe guard so they clench their teeth and pretend it's all good and right while they rape our history. After all, if there really was an enormous mud flood, and it certainly looks like there was, that destroyed Tiwanaku, Puma Punku, and various other smaller sites in the area, it's safe to assume that any trace of civilization prior to the event has been wiped out forever and ever! And all they're gonna find are camp fires or primitive villages from the people that survived, which lost their technology and the people who operated it, sending them back to the stone age.