Truth about Atacama Alien skeleton | Garry Nolan and Lex Fridman

[@asplanassest955]

Who said that aliens would have a DNA so diferent from ours?

[@RetroLuv_]

that’s right. some people say that life outside earth wouldn’t be DNA based but I personally think that most organic life in the universe is DNA based

[@MyBoomStick1]

It’s all speculation

[@makokx7063]

Humans and slugs only share 70% DNA, 2 animals that evolved on the same planet. Why on Earth would you think alien DNA, even carbon based, would be similar to ours?

[@PronatorTendon]

@@RetroLuv_ DNA survived as the most successful self-replicating nucleotide due to the elements and chemicals that were present here. Other permutations of available chemical puzzle pieces would result in different environments of success and failure

[@vincentvega5686]

so chimps are aliens lol

[@garyk8285]

What if the Aliens have the same DNA? In other words, they are the DNA donors? 😅

[@e7ebr0w]

what's more, we're not too sure if life could form any other way than it did on earth. perhaps amino acids, if they form, tend to group, and structure themselves in only a particular way, and only the 4 amino acids we know are compatible with each other enough to become life. the flip side to that is, the formation, structuring, and copying of the molecules that make life are highly dependent on environmental variables that make earth uniquely qualified to harbor life.

[@threegreencharms]

Or, perhaps, nah it's just a mutated human skeleton.

[@Muhammedalshabea]

@@e7ebr0w Stop trying to sound intelligent to random people on the internet. It’s embarrassing.

[@e7ebr0w]

@@Muhammedalshabea why are you embarrassed?

[@Muhammedalshabea]

@@e7ebr0w I’m embarrassed for you, spouting rubbish information you’ve gained on Gaia and Ancient Aliens as fact.

[@360gunner]

I genuinely LOVE science and will forever be extremely interested in everything science, BUT these past few years have absolutely *EVISCERATED* my trust in modern scientists. Too many times have we all witnessed scientists flat out LYING to bow down to certain ideological groups.

[@canadiancactus3528]

SOURCE?

[@ExpecteDDissapointment]

@@canadiancactus3528 BOOSTERS

[@c.s3369]

Yup science is almost the modern day religion.

[@360gunner]

@@canadiancactus3528 just Google the time frame of the "efficiency of the c0v1d v4ccine" 1st is was 99.9%, then 90%, then 85%, then 60% and so on and so on down to like 10% now. THEN remember how they 1st said it was "PROVEN SCIENCE" that you couldn't catch it if you took it, AND if you did magically catch it, you "Couldn't SPREAD it!" *LOW AND BEHOLD ALL THOSE "SCIENTIFIC" CLAIMS WERE BOLD FACE LIES! Now should I continue with MORE ridiculous "scientific claims" such as "there are MORE than 2 genders" or have I made my point clear??

[@Dude408f]

What I have seen is most attacks against science and scientists come from groups of interest. Many from oil industry and groups aligned with protecting the status quo.

[@goliathonscave9834]

3:43 LOL! His students didn't have to lie about anything. They merely synthesized the data which HE interpreted. Nolan wouldn't lose his job if he lied and said it was human, he would lose his job if he told the truth and said it was alien.

[@jayc6395]

Right...EVERYTHING A CONSPIRACY

[@Denneska]

@Goliathon's Cave I totally agree with you.

[@wesleyfrank3495]

Scientific research is funded by the state and produces studies that "prove" what their masters tell them. The whole scientific method is compromised.

[@liquidbraino]

@@wesleyfrank3495 Not true Plenty of research is funded by nonprofit organizations - it's not all funded by the government. A lot of research IS government funded but in this case it was Stanford University which is a private institution. Edit: Some is also funded by huge corporations that have ties to governments and banking institutions. A lot of so called "climate science" research is funded by major oil companies like Koch industries. So that's something else to consider.

[@liquidbraino]

Data which he interpreted and reinterpreted when he didn't like the original outcome. Originally his report stated that 8 percent of the DNA was unmatchable with human DNA. He didn't like that result so he ran another which kind of looks like P-hacking to me. Every living thing on earth has essentially the same DNA and it's only 3% that differentiates a human from a chimp. 10% differentiates a human from a cat. The human genome is mostly the same in all people with about 0.001% variation to account for all races & ethnicities.

[@liquidbraino]

The original report by Stanford University noted that 8 percent of the DNA was unmatchable with human DNA. Also the specimen died somewhere between the ages of 6-8 years old. This is according to the official report but there's several of them, it wasn't just Stanford University involved. There's a separate report that was published by the lab that did the genome sequencing. I think three separate reports altogether including one from the NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) and the National Institute of Health. Every living thing on earth has essentially the same DNA and it's only 3% that differentiates a human from a chimp. 10% differentiates a human from a cat. The human genome is mostly the same in all people with about 0.001% variation to account for all races & ethnicities. Also - look at those cranial suture lines and then look at the cranial suture lines on a normal human skull.

[@unclefido6484]

Yep! I was going to post those facts! To expose his deception!

[@Sean-ec7ov]

You have a link for those sources?

[@danielpoulin19]

your right,that guy changed his mind about it because in the document i saw he said it was not conclusiv that its human,the mother is identified as human but could not sai the same for the father,this guy was told to change his mind,its the complete oposit of what he said before

[@fleezelight]

Humans have 1% differences not 0.001, and genetic mutation is are also present hence different haplobtypes/groups. Human race is not homogeneous.

[@kirkulate]

I remember that.

[@andrewdarcy9659]

How do we know its not alien when we have no alien reference? This could be a humanoid from the deep past or future or another planet/dimension and the only difference between us and them are the mutations. Just my thought exercise for the day

[@Stigmaru]

That wasn't a thought exercise. it's a script for a movie.

[@rocketman475]

If the only differences are the mutations, then it's most likely a human with mutations. The earth is covered with humans and virtually no aliens, so the likelihood of it being an alien with mutations is miniscule.

[@andrewdarcy9659]

They say that this skeleton had some of the most extreme mutations ever seen. But there are accounts and pictures of others which are similar which either means the mutations aren't as rare a the world leading dysplasia specialist says or we could have a new race of beings on our hands - search the Roswell slides or Russian atacama humanoid

[@macioluko9484]

Exactly

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Right,, lol there is no alien 👽 DNA 🧬 Data. Lol 😂

[@mattscott2664]

Lex always sounds like he’s had 3 glasses of wine and is a bit tired.

[@AS-fu1kd]

It's more than likely true

[@paulwhat322]

Lying or not he answered extremely vaguely if not at all. If it was a fetus 6 inches long how were the teeth fully developed and scull and skeleton proportions of an adult. The good news is I feel less threatened by aliens the size of my hand😅🤣

[@AzorTTV]

thats dumb bro , really dumb , think more please

[@Oeleted]

🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ I seriously can’t believe his description has you this confused. Your lack of comprehension is no longer a mystery.

[@hercules71185]

Remember humans are very mushy and weak. We can't tolerate temperatures. We need naps and sleep 25% of the time. Our size isn't our power. Our nukes and military are. It's not the flesh it's the brain that you need to worry about. Oh and dexterity

[@tyleralthoff3850]

@@hercules71185 all that sounded pretty racist

[@hercules71185]

@@tyleralthoff3850 🤣 I don't hand out likes. You earned that one

[@jefflambert8825]

Most people don’t want to look foolish in front of their peers. It’s rare to find a scientist with any integrity to jump to a wild conclusion without doing the work to make sure since anyone else can simply prove them wrong

[@zorkestar]

Unless, of course, the person funding you will fire or disgrace you.

[@brendosapien]

I actually find it more interesting that it came out "100% human". This actually makes me wonder, if this many things can seem alien physically and still be 100% human genetically, what is it that we call extraterrestrial? What is it that we call human? Could there be some humanoid species in our own past that defy our intuition of what's possible in terms of shapes and size for a human being? Is there something to ancient stories of imps or 'wee folk'? We have the hobbits of Flores, giant skulls from the island of Malta, Gigantopithecus Blackii, etc. etc. There are now all kinds of flavors that humans come in, and now this. What are the chances that this many specific mutations like this occur at once?

[@zanon3clisis378]

zero

[@goliathonscave9834]

LOL! So, "100% human"... but with "multiple mutations" and 2 million unmatched DNA base pairs (0.07% difference...at least)! So it's completely human except for the multiple instances where it is not. LOFL! What do you think those numbers mean when we share 60% of our DNA with a banana? Depending on who you read, we share 98.8% of our DNA with chimps and 98.0% of our DNA with pigs. So we wouldn't say chimps are 100% pig minus 20 million DNA base pairs, would we?

[@brendosapien]

@@goliathonscave9834 you're quite right, but I'm not sure you read the rest of my statement - because I came to the conclusion that this is some other human species, whether that is ET or what could be called a fairy.

[@Jimmy2shoes2shoes]

It had human dna coz 'aliens' are us from waaaaay in the future and ufos are time machines

[@liquidbraino]

It didn't come out 100% human read the report that was published by Stanford University. The original report noted that 8% of the DNA was unmatchable with human DNA. Also the specimen died somewhere between the ages of 6-8 years old. This is according to the official report but there's several of them, it wasn't just Stanford University involved. There's a separate report that was published by the lab that did the genome sequencing. I think three separate reports altogether including one from the NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) and the National Institute of Health. Every living thing on earth has essentially the same DNA and it's only 3% that differentiates a human from a chimp. 10% differentiates a human from a cat. The human genome is mostly the same in all people with about 0.001% variation to account for all races & ethnicities. Also - look at the cranial suture lines on this thing and then look at the cranial suture lines on a normal human skull. I'm not saying it's an alien, but its a fuckin alien. 😂

[@deepika2440]

When the lizards found dino skeleton, they naturally assumed it was all bs

[@wordzfailmebro]

👽👍lol.

[@philschiavone101]

If the specimen showed not human DNA, the scientific community would be retesting over and over until there would be no doubt of the results. Science has to be repeatable.

[@andersandersen6295]

As far as i know we share genoms with all sorts of wierd looking animals, why could a "alien" not have human genoms?

[@john-martin]

Thats why science is so limited. Once you get to the point of phenomena all science is thrown out the window.

[@andersandersen6295]

@@john-martin Well that sounds like a argument from religion, and that is really not helpful.

[@john-martin]

@@andersandersen6295 No not at all. Just stating that once you get to the part where things become immeasurable they tent to deny its existence because it can’t be repeated

[@tombombadil2565]

Science does not rely upon the findings of one group of people, testing a given thing one time. I would like to see someone else's opinion.

[@lokihammerfall7781]

I wish that you could also invite Dr. Greer to your podcast...it would be fair to hear his side of the story too and if he is wrong everyone will know it.!!

[@sharyllee7094]

Right on.

[@jaraleo]

CORRECT, it is unfair to give only once side of the story. It is necessary to bring dr Greer and hear feom him.

[@seanpetersen8044]

To be fair to Greer he never said it was an alien. He said he wanted to have it tested to find out what it is, whether human or not

[@geneticdisorder1900]

Welcome to Merika, where most people ASSume before waiting for the tested outcome, facts, results, yada, yada, yada, yoda

[@mcfcguvnors]

the moment it was clear it WASNT human = nolan joins the CIA

[@mthz333]

they said it was humanoid, also kinda very developed for being a young foetus dont u think

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

Nolan is CORRUPT and captured by the Deep State - his genetic sampling of the creature was completely compromised and laughed at by valid reputable qualified peers internationally. Just after his bogus report that is was human he joined a CIA and NSA staffed media deception group. Greer exposes the lot right here. Get Steven Greer the right of reply from this sell outs BOGUS corrupt “scientist”. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHbLpWafi9OZaLMsi=N3kxndTKfNr0Pfpw

[@MarvinMonroe]

Ive never trusted Nolan about this. And it was always crazy to me how many people just acceptws his word that the dna evidence proves the skeleton is a deformed human

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

Nolan is CORRUPT and captured by the Deep State - his genetic sampling of the creature was completely compromised and laughed at by valid reputable qualified peers internationally. Just after his bogus report that is was human he joined a CIA and NSA staffed media deception group. Greer exposes the lot right here. Get Steven Greer the right of reply from this sell outs BOGUS corrupt “scientist”. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHbLpWafi9OZaLMsi=N3kxndTKfNr0Pfpw

[@hahnilso3187]

This one always smelled fishy to me I'd love to see him figure out what's up with the paracas skulls. Having unique suture patterns in the skull seems to imply a significant genetic divergence.

[@jacksparrow3490]

How do you know they are even telling the truth here? These guys could just be damage control.

[@hahnilso3187]

@@jacksparrow3490 but also how do you know they're not and how do you know the damage control isn't releasing the story in the first place, a low-grade media-based blue beam. everything is suspected in this world. The fact that we're here is proof life evolves in the universe and permeates it undoubtedly but monkey planet has a problem with telling everyone the truth.

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

He got conned, he did not come t the samples himself, bait and switch.

[@ohrl1146]

Pffff Peruvian here. Incas used to wrap their heads with two plates and make it tighter as time went by, eventually reshaping their skulls to be flatten and elongated. Can’t remember why they did it, this was explained in history class for us. 🤣🤣 aliens… lol

[@xenophon5159]

@@ohrl1146 some of the skulls are missing their sagittal sutures. And cranial binding does not cause that.

[@ethereal369]

The more we learn, the more obvious it is how little we truly know.

[@jackjohnson2171]

Absolutely

[@bonjook9670]

I remember watching Greers documentary showing the process of trying to figure out what the atacama humanoid was Nolan himself pointed out unusual dna (I’m not versed at all in the actual terms) that was completely unknown Just wanted to state that due to his firm opinion of a ‘bad roll of the dice’

[@mcfcguvnors]

CIA grant turned nolans head

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

I don't see a human,, you can't change what I see, so he sez this is a one off roll of the dice in all of human history??? Right,, it takes differant DNA instructions to have those features. I bet Great changes the samples, and the little alien was never tested by this guy. He does not talk about a chain of custody is personally collecting the sample. It's a scam.

[@tellusthetruth2668]

@@mcfcguvnors thank you . yeah they got millions

[@yoeyyoey8937]

Paracas skills. Look them up

[@theeditorrestrial]

@@mcfcguvnors wait what..ohhhh you talking about Greer's claim that Nolan was bribed to cover his bogus stories.

[@melodygn]

"...it's projecting malevolence where it doesn't exist... specially in the scientific community..." REALLY?

[@acespadepirates6426]

Hold on, I watched that documentary, when they did the DNA sequencing, over 2 million DNA strands where found with no matches, if it’s human then it would find more matches, the skeleton was kept alive because it’s cranium was fully fused, he’s omitting facts about it. Also the guy who wrote the book on Dysmorphia, he said it wasn’t from dysmorphia because it was kept alive for at least 5+ yrs. how could they do that with limited medical knowledge.

[@samssj8084]

This guy is like the old scientists who thought earth is the centre of the world and they had calculations and science and logic behind it and they used to do the same thing. Maybe this skeleton is human but as you said it was living for years. These are bunch of PHD people who cant find a job outside of university because they only memorised the books.

[@terryeasterday580]

Wasn't that thing, just a little bigger than a Barbie doll?

[@PigeonLaughter01]

You are correct, I read the paper and watched the doc. 2 million base pairs unmatched is quite anomalous.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

@@samssj8084 Not once in the history of science was that position ever widely held. Are you simply disingenuous or just scientifically literate?

[@samssj8084]

@@ominous-omnipresent-they read more about it. By the way you talking to someone with a degree in artificial intelligent. Read more and more till you get to what I said. Scientists burned other scientists for holding different views in Europe. Wake up

[@Mezzomusicltd]

so...just checking...is it impossible that some "aliens" are actually humans?

[@alexanderjakubowski5673]

Or share human DNA?

[@Shanemanarrow]

How does that rule out that it's an alien? Perhaps that's what alien DNA looks like. We have no alien DNA to compare it to.

[@F1fan4eva]

Did you even watch the full video and heard what they said here?

[@drichards4426]

If there is a mutation that makes you 1 foot tall…….that should raise a lot of other questions - it’s very strange that no one talks about it. Even if it was “human”.

[@MrShanester117]

People talk about it all the time

[@oldi184]

Exactly. It's funny how Mr. Nolan skips the part about the skeleton size. The whole skeleton is 15 cm long!!! 15 cm!!! It's super tiny. Smaller than a Chihuahua. The Starchild skull is 2 times bigger than the whole Atacama skeleton.

[@gnarrrrrrrrrrrr]

what if these "aliens" contain "human" DNA and vice-versa? history may be stranger than we realize and Nolan fails to account for such a possibility.

[@budbecker8154]

It's 100% HUMAN NON EVOLVED HUMAN. THAT WOULD BE LIKE TESTING A CHIMP THINKING IT WAS HUMAN. IF THE DNA COMES BACK 100% chimp then it's a chimp and they can tell. It's just not a alien bro. It's just not

[@gnarrrrrrrrrrrr]

@@budbecker8154 bro, trust me bro

[@deepika2440]

@@budbecker8154 But chimp is 95% human and 100% chimp. So depends on how the 'scientist' chooses to communicate

[@LewyJon]

@@budbecker8154 We can both be 100% human and 5% alien at the same time. The only way to see that 5% alien though would be to get a damn alien and sequence its genome, which we don't have. Or at least WE don't have it, haha.

[@auntedna6376]

You can what if your way into all kinds of strangeness. How about this. What if Greer was wrong? What if Greer is taking advantage of morons for profit? What if what if what if what if what if........

[@ryanclark2270]

This interview is absolutely amazing. It has allowed me to replace all of all my meditative sleep music!

[@fuzzybojangles1141]

Lol!

[@show_me_your_kitties]

Lol

[@PirataMundoTV]

🤣🤣🤣

[@earthtribe786]

there are hundreds of elongated skulls from Paracas Peru that are clearly not homo sapien sapien. 20% more brain capacity and no sagittal suture. Also, the forum magnum is an inch out of place further back to balance the longer head. no response or discussion on lex's show? I'm not surprised. interview Brian Forester, he's an expert.

[@OldSchool82]

they made long skulled people by attaching planks of wood to the heads of newborns, because a newborns head is soft and pliable.

[@insidejobSEP11]

@@OldSchool82 There's a huge difference between head binding and natural elongated skulls. You can't genetically change the volume, density, and position of the forum magnum to the back of the skull by head binding. Head binding was done to emulate the natural elongated individuals of their day, which are presumed to have been "royalty".

[@EMPERORSPROTECTION-TERRA4LIFE]

@@OldSchool82 exactly and they said they did it to copy the people they saw as better or royalty. The aliens that every single ancient civilisation claims taught them writing and agriculture...

[@efisgpr]

@@OldSchool82 WAY off.

[@veldin25]

Phrenology making a comeback? Lmao

[@davidmaloney3587]

Perhaps my memory serves me incorrectly, but I believe Nolan stated the Atacama Humanoid had up to 10% different DNA making Bonobos and Chimps more genetically similar to humans. Was any of that discussed? I was excited for this talk :/

The CIA must have visited Dr. Nolan 🤦‍♀️

[@zealantis]

He ended up getting payed for a cover up, and this is the cover up

[@nicholasmcculloch727]

He did indeed say that - it's there on the Greer film.

[@michaelking9818]

@@zealantis paranoid nonsense

[@EnkiSvohden]

@@nicholasmcculloch727 Greer is a fraud to the utmost degree and anyone who speaks for him is also a fraud. Hence, Nolan is a fraud, or at best, was compromised by Greer for money and exposure.

[@brandoncyoung]

The odds of this happening and finding a mummified skeleton of this is absurd

[@bodybuilder6350]

The odds of finding an alien skeleton is actually higher than this garbage truth they are trying to sell us.

[@Paul-ou1rx]

True die-hard believers: "So if I am understanding this correctly, this child is the result of alien experimentation on humans. Got it."

[@john-martin]

Not even. You can remove your tin foil hat now. 😂 😂 😂

[@infinitecuriosity9210]

Start looking into disclosure, see what resonates, critically think.

[@Mister_Peepo]

Don't know either way, but what if the experts are essentially calling completely different DNA a mutation? Like calling a lizard a mutated salamander for example.

[@21MWTF]

These mutations are in genes typically found in humans. Just happens to be an abnormally large number of this human mutations. Very rare discovery.

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

Well that IS the premise of adaptation into evolution. At a certain point (even traceable in the fossil record) we see organism genetically mutate enough over time until they can no longer be called the same species they once were.

[@jakemac1396]

aren’t humans just mutations that stuck?

[@thewoamusic]

There is some funny business about it when Greer explains the findings. Like, the genes that should be altered to make deformities weren't deformed. It coming back 100% human is funny because even we have DNA that we don't entirely understand. If we did we wouldn't need to keep researching our genome. We may find that DNA on earth could originate from elsewhere. Panspermia

[@VirtualHolocaust]

wait why is he assigning integrity to people that go into science? thats kinda weird.

[@jamesjones2833]

So what about all the other skeletons found that look like this? Are those ones "one of a kind combination of mutations" also?

[@TrapperTonyy]

What others have been found?

[@jamesjones2833]

@@TrapperTonyy in Peru there is an entire mythos around little people there because so many have been found throughout history. Also in Russia one was found. Named Alyshenko.

[@johnlane9743]

Wait - what am I missing - the Atacama fetus found in 2003 - as pictured - was said to have been 6" long. Here, Dr. Nolan says "6 -7 years old" skeleton as quoted by a colleague. (Dr. Nolan is an interesting guest - to a point - but its clear that he's carefully skating between the appropriate academic lines - though he would like us to believe he's gloves off. Bring him back when he retires from Stanford and is selling his latest publication - or better still - bring him back soon - and put a wire on him. That just might produce the show of shows.)

[@SIZA3]

Picking up from what he's saying, I've a feeling he's speaking from a constraint position. He's careful on what he's saying, he wouldn't want to upset the scientific community now & lose funding.🤔

[@peezieforestem5078]

The reason he speaks constrained is stated in the video at 2:24. He's afraid of "laypublic" twisting his intended meaning by interpreting speculations as facts and so on. For example, it's apparent that you have not read the paper, because if you had done so, you would've seen this quote literally in the Abstract: "The Ata specimen had multiple abnormalities and unusual features, including a height of 6 in, a skull with signs of turricephaly (high-head syndrome, a birth defect in which the top of the skull is cone-shaped), fewer than expected number of ribs, and apparently prematurely ossified growth plates, suggesting a greater age at time of death than the size of the specimen would indicate." Read the papers, people, most of the reasonable things you object to are addressed there, because they're actually scientific: genome.cshlp.org/content/28/4/423.full#F1

[@howerpower-gaming27]

Someone wants it to be an alien to much bro xD

[@johnlane9743]

@@peezieforestem5078 Thank you PF for your effort and insight - I suppose the prolonged cerveza sickness and scientific alignment to what I perceive as "agenda" has pushed me toward suspicion - perhaps even disgust with "go with the flow" careerists. But, as discussed in the video - it is the curious anomalous outlier that should bear closer scrutiny - yet here - something extraordinary seems to have been dismissed casually as simply "multiple abnormalities". I'm sorry - but that explanation almost laughably - to this layman, falls into the lexicon of "swamp gas" and "weather balloon". Just sayn' - I need something more...

[@liamgross7217]

@@howerpower-gaming27 yea, there’s some really disappointed people commenting about this video.

[@aolegario1]

Spoiler: not an alien

[@MrJackandEmily]

Nooooooooo!!! 😟

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

😂😂😂

[@justicegaminginc]

it could actually very well be an alien, we could have descended from its kind

[@hotheadedguy9108]

It was 40 year old in 2012

[@Indygo9]

or another kind even more similar to us living much closer a long time ago.

[@timjensen8599]

And if it was Alien and he tried to reveal it, he would have been locked up in an undisclosed place and no one would ever see him again

[@clearvision3316]

I call BS, I remember watching specials on this before KZbin even existed. And they had performed DNA tests back then and declared that it was from unknown origin. Seems like there is a covert movement to rewrite history or something. I'm seeing this very often...

[@MrShanester117]

Or you just made that up out of your crappy memory

[@cognitivedisability9864]

this guy took payment from the goverment after he got the skeleton. Several million dollars in the form of a stipend

[@jamesstacey664]

@@cognitivedisability9864 Evidence?? Sorry but you saying so is not enough..

[@marcvince1261]

Between round up killing people and exon scientists who worked with MIT knowing about global warming and no one speaking out, I'm extremely skeptical about ivy league scientists.

[@Mindstangle]

Wait until Joe Rogan teaches you about MKUltra

[@marcvince1261]

He did. Did u see joe and Patrick Oniel discuss Mason's connection to MKULTRA? Lex has mentioned epstien girls and Harvard +MIT grad students. He's probably just protecting his ars. Peace ✌

[@spenceflatulence]

You do know that "ivy league" scientist are behind most of the technologies we take for granted today? The science skepticisme baffles me.

[@marcvince1261]

@@spenceflatulence its going to far. A phone is great but a chip in the head connected to ai is scary. Not to mention surveillance tech, and environmental problems. Not enough scientists r speaking out or better yet spoke out decades ago. I don't see the future being as healthy for my daughter as the past was for my mother. So I'm a science skeptic. Scientists like Jim Simmons have a lot of control. They need to be held accountable

[@timelessone23]

@@marcvince1261 you may have to find a healthy balance between being a consumer of technology and being a creator in the 2022 futuristic reality. Your daughter will find her way, just as you and your mother have. Times are always changing, but we adapt and that makes us who we are. A critical mindset is part of a whole personality that is more than the sum of parts.

[@zbyszanna]

"There is no malevolence broadly speaking in the science community" - you don't know that, it's just a guess on your part. You might be looking at the science community with a rose tinted glasses and maybe a bit of nativity (I'm not saying you are a naive person in general). There are huge problems in modern science and there is no way around it The best example is the replication crisis which encompasses not only social sciences but also the hard science - it doesn't count from nowhere. There is plenty of incentives to falsify your findings (peer pressure, grants, sponsors etc) or not to look too closely at potential problems or even simply having so much self confidence that it makes them ignore potential problems. Call it whatever you like, the distrust in the science community doesn't come from nowhere.

[@Cynthia_Cantrell]

You're right, it doesn't come "from nowhere." It comes from rich capitalists mounting a concerted effort to sow confusion and distrust of science and the scientific community. They have billions of dollars in business interests and when some scientist comes along and says something like "lead in our gas is a nerve agent and it is contaminating our environment," or "cigarettes cause lung cancer and premature deaths," their first response is not to protect people's lives, but to protect their own financial interests. If they have to buy some politicians or smear some scientists to keep their profits up, that's "just part of doing business." They've been doing it for decades, and some people still haven't caught on to who is behind it.

[@spockskynet]

I would also point out that many of the gripes with "science" are more directly at science adjacent political organizations, and that they may be implying a consensus in the scientific community that does not actually exist.

[@MarcGoudreau]

What's curious to me is not that Nolan's team have concluded the Atacama skeleton "100% human", but that such a rare and never-before-seen combination of genetic mutations could serendipitously pop up out of the ground. I typically favor the scientific method and medical science but not in this case... the Atacama skeleton is not of Earthy origin regardless how well Nolan and his team debunk this truly remarkable artifact. I agree the world is not ready for disclosure but it just feels immoral to watch academia and science prostitute itself for the petty goal and selfish aim of self preservation.

[@sharyllee7094]

OMG, that's so brilliant. I agree 100%! It's disgusting to watch...

[@maranscandy9350]

The Ciba Geigy Effect, also called the Ebner Effect, brings forth unknown or ancient forms from seeds, fish eggs, and fern spores when they are germinated for 3 days between electrostatic plates charged between 300 VDC and 3000 VDC. The Ionosphere and the surface of the earth can act as giant electrostatic plates with electric potentials which could have varied greatly throughout the history of the planet. The book _The Primeval Code_ discusses this reproducible effect.

[@dogenalds]

This reminds me of a similar story here in Russia, called Kyshtym Dwarf. The baby was claimed to be found alive by a mentally suffering babushka. Later they took her to a mental hospital or something and the baby died out of hunger. The body is not found to this day.

[@anonp2958]

Oh wow, I just looked this up, the strange lines on the head are extremely bizarre. I wonder what they could be. I have never seen anything like this. EDIT: I am watching a documentary on this now, it could possibly be related to the nuclear disaster in the area. Still, I don't know if I buy that, but hey, I don't know anything about this subject on the deeper potentialities of nuclear related problems related to newborn babies.

[@brundlefly8943]

It’s Russia, they ate the baby

[@anonp2958]

@@Name-cz5jj I would be scared shitless too but I think my desire to know more would be so great I would end up staying... and probably end up as alien lunch (curiosity killed the cat). Lol. 🤣

[@Kaasbaas045]

@@Name-cz5jj yes I think me too..

[@angelvvv]

@Dr. Bob's Nightmare why did i laugh when i read this

[@coldwarrior23]

Nolan can't risk it. Career at stake

[@PackaGame]

Carbon dating for anything in the last few hundred years is extremely precise. I would rely on the bone analysis 100%.

[@hotheadedguy9108]

Carbon dating proved it was 40 years old in 2012

[@socore4659]

I've lived in Indonesia for the past 18 years and it s interesting to me that no Indonesian people EVER see UFOs or have any experiences with aliens. I think that says a lot about the source of the ufo/alien experiences of the world, as they are centered in the usa. Its a part of the culture there, and that makes people interpret things they see and experience as being extraterrestrial. That's my theory anyway

[@youtubecensors5419]

Maybe aliens just don't think Indonesia is a very cool place to visit.

[@alexandertsiolkovski5848]

UFOs are reported all over the world. Not just USA. Its more of a reporting deficit. In other cultures, people have other concerns instead of scourging the sky

[@socore4659]

@@alexandertsiolkovski5848 i mean like i know personally multiple Americans that think they have seen a UFO. I don't know any Indonesians who have, but i have lived here most of my adult life.

[@socore4659]

@@youtubecensors5419 well they are blowing it if they think that. If you wanted to make a more serious argument for why, maybe you could use the nuclear testing or other technologies, which they don't have here but have in places where they often see UFOs...

[@dexterabend8945]

Thats Bs its not just usa south america has many of ufo visits the same in europe

[@Killdownsystem99]

Isn't this the same skeleton that Dr Greer says it's alien origin ?

[@cripmeister9104]

@@loreta4835 Greer is an actual MD

[@Killdownsystem99]

@@loreta4835 why the hate, did I miss something?

[@MondosBongos]

​@@cripmeister9104 - who claims to have talked to 3 different species of aliens living here on earth - and is still in contact with them.

[@sharyllee7094]

yes

[@spiketrimble]

Must aliens have non-human DNA?

[@nthny1875]

I agree. I actually don't even believe in these DNA results. Not that they aren't real, but they could lie about findings and we the people have no way to confirm. Because they never share data. But I do believe in Cymeria experiments (half human, half "other")

[@gnikkings]

They most likely have no DNA whatsoever. Maybe they have some kind of genetic information stored, but nothing that we would ever recognise as DNA. They are not from earth so we shouldn't expect to have anything in common with them

[@dorshreal0016]

Well, yes, otherwise they are not alien.

[@kevinscholer256]

It's human because it's 91% human...a gorilla is 95% human. ...

[@DJJAW11]

... Star child,was a hybrid,but course,they can't say that . Had carbon fibre like strands within its bones,thinner bone thickness,yet stronger, to name one difference.

[@MetalFreak187]

I watched Greer on Joe Rogan, all he did the whole show was say to Joe's questions "it's all in my film" I fucking watched that film and it was the biggest click baity bs documentary I've ever seen.

[@MC5EVP1981]

Used to hear Steven Greer on Coast to Coast Am with Art Bell in the early 2000's. That guy has been selling the same non story for over 20 years. Should be called the "non disclosure" project.

[@jestermask6460]

Greer is such a fraud who makes money out of it. A compulsive liar who knows somebody who knows... lol!

[@MegaClogger]

Lolll

[@dopedrums]

Yeah, I don't mess with Greer anymore. He was fascinating years ago and pulled out some heavy hitters (highly ranked army people) but that soon became pushing books and documentaries behind a paywall with little to no real information and that's when you know you're dealing with BS.

[@areneesouder]

I don't believe it! There's way too many oddities for it to be 100% human. From what I've heard which is what makes sense is it's got some of the same DNA genetics as we do, but look how much we have in common with the apes, and we even have lots of the same DNA as mosquitos,.. hell, we've got around 50% of the same DNA as bananas! And I'm just referring to the DNA, not even speaking about allll the other anomalies.

[@peetky8645]

he said it has human dna----which means the same collection and number of chromosomes

[@areneesouder]

@@peetky8645 he lied. Or is extremely misinformed and didn't care to actually do the research. It's only got partial human DNA and the rest is unknown. Fact! Just like a lot of other beings they've tested.

[@Guide504]

Lexi Distrust in science needs to be qualified between distrust in the financial drivers of scientific endeavour (which you know all too well), and distrust in the scientific process generally.

[@Synic08]

I mean... isnt it maybe possable, that we as humans actually decended from aliens, and that alien is like, an ancient ancestor that evolved over years and years, somewhere else...?

[@djf51888]

I also have a large cranium

[@LogosUniverse]

I would have like to hear more about the supposed funding this scientist received from defense agency’s at the time of this event. Lets cover all angles Lex.

[@jayd9203]

“I wasn’t trying to debunk” “I was try to get the most extreme explanation off the table” 😂 yeah that’s trying to debunk.

[@0ptimal]

So if that were an alien, it would only need a very small vehicle. Like a bird sized ship, maybe the size of a crow, or hawk. hmm

[@MrKharper123]

I have a pic of a creature 6 inches tall grabbing on to a tree limb. Caught it by accident, our eyes cant see them, but cameras can.

[@jayallen408]

Okay I only made it about 3 minutes and 20 seconds into this video. When someone says it's genetically just a bad roll of the dice they are being paid to lie to you. Or they have no clue. Genetically there's no such thing as a bad role of the dice you either have the vitamins and minerals or you don't. Good luck in life everybody

[@yoeyyoey8937]

Fr

[@offgridnightmarenewhomeste3215]

If someone is born deformed, it's a genetic bad roll of the dice.

[@boomcrypto8347]

I am not convinced with either side of this argument yet. Lex, good job as usual.

[@jaybee7890]

I love how a scientist perfectly explains what this is and the vast majority of comments don't believe it and still come up with "alien". Any wonder we are screwed by stupidity globally?

[@teeniequeenie8369]

That’s because something fishy went on with this guy…ask dr greer…

[@countyliferoleplay]

@@teeniequeenie8369 dr greer is full of shit lol

[@steveparness2251]

There are always people who don't believe scientists all the time; like me.

[@F8Tributo]

I don't know what to think about this. Dr Greer sure had a lot of different things to say about what happened

[@GTJW22409]

Something doesn't feel right with this interview. Did I just peel a first layer off the propaganda onion?

[@thelastdragon1130]

They guy keeps looking away , eye contact he keeps starting down as he is being forced to read and remember the things to say as a script ,

[@steelegreenland6634]

He wasn’t going in to ‘debunk’ it. He was simply going in with the intention of ´getting it off the table’

[@cosmicpsyops4529]

I'm not surprised we've concluded it is human, but I also think we should not assume that extraterrestrials need to appear vastly different from us. Some may be quite similar to us.

[@ModestMang]

It’s human….who’s bones seem to be around 7 years old because a genetic mutation that accelerates bone growth….they hypothetically think….. Sounds 👽 to me✌️

[@aaronasmus9609]

That's weird. When I first heard and saw this thing on a video,they ran the dna,DNA, it said their was human,and unknown DNA. So the fact that this little fact was ommited by this guy,doesn't, in my opinion prove anything.

[@ThresholdGaming]

Maybe it wasn't a fact.

[@aaronasmus9609]

@@ThresholdGaming My intuition,which is one hundred percent acurate.

[@stephenvicaro]

Curious as to why this professor needed to say that his students did the examinations/research on the specimen, and not himself. Seems like he is trying to disconnect himself in case of future contradictory findings.

[@MrDarraghOBrien]

I've done quite a bit of research on ancient civilizations and it is quite apparent that humans possessed a far greater intelligence and understanding than we have today around 5000 years ago and before, some simple examples to prove this would be the architectural brilliance of the pyramids which the greatest engineers of today still cannot understand as to how they were built without modern machinery but far more fascinating was the ancients practice of the science of yoga which worked out the vast advancement of human intellect and capabilities (I am not speaking of the generic yoga of twisting into certain postures which is well known today). Yoga is known as the science of God realization but using God would imply some religious connotation, more accurately it is the practice of using vibration and concentration to maximize ones intellectual and energetic capabilities. This is the reason I believe that skeletons found such as this are not aliens but simply humans born at a more evolved state than we are currently at. Also I believe humans do not evolve in a linear sense but like all things we move in an ascending spiral so we go from almost peak intelligence back to somewhat primitive ways and ascend again which is why much knowledge and understanding was lost in the dark ages.

[@spikedmo]

They had hundreds of thousands of slaves and 200 years to build one. Also who’s to say they didn’t have stuff resembling modern machinery like cranes but using counter weight elephants and slaves. That doesn’t make them smarter just incredibly wealthy and devout to their religion. If experts of today had as much resources and time they’d be able to figure it out. It’s made of stone bro. We made space ships. Chill.

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

The thing interesting in the rubble to me was the incorrect isotope in the metal from South America.

[@Jamie-hs7vr]

Smart people don't argue. Wisdom is gained through listening and absorbing all that's being SAID and Done all around you .Taking it all In and contemplating what you've heard.Through that you gain knowledge and Wisdom . You'll learn more from your mistakes and different opinions than anything else. ✌❤👊

[@nikkovibez9147]

But wait, this wasn't the only one of those ever found.. There have been many found by the natives, and they say that they used to live amongst them, but underground...

[@truthseeker4128]

That's not true.

[@rooktheradical1]

With such diverse results.....someone's full of it. Obviously there are no other specimens to compare it to. Steven Greer is a bit of a carnival barker....

[@bigbywolf586]

The first question Lex should have asked is: “so before we get started, who exactly funds all your work and who was your main benefactor during your analysis for the Sirius movie?” My money is on Nolan refusing to answer, and we all know why that is. Regardless of the voracity of the report, anyone receiving hush-hush funding from alphabet agencies automatically make themselves highly questionable.

[@dazwol9104]

These pod casts and clips are really good. I really like Lex. Every interview I watch is interesting. To be honest I think Lex is probably better than Joe Rogan.

[@saltybits9954]

He's just the next talking mouth piece for the establishment, so yeah you're probably right. I dont subscribe to him but he is thrust into my recommended feed everyday whether I want it or not.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

Joe Rogan is more dramatic and "entertaining". He's also combative with a lot of his guests. Not in a negative way. It's great for ratings, and he is entertaining. I prefer Lex's format, guest for guest. Lex seems to be more genuine, and asks more interesting questions. He's less entertaining and more informative. That's a compliment because I'm listening for information, not to be amused. Lex you're the best!

[@andersandersen6295]

When two or more scientists disagree on a specific science who is right and who is wrong? And why should we not distrust a science if a science is not in agreement? The covid pandemic are a good example of this. Science did/does not agree. Who are we to trust?

[@rileysmith4595]

Have patience and keep asking good questions. If we don’t commit to belief, we can keep searching for answers that can give a clearer picture

[@noam65]

A bad roll of the dice? That's the explanation that answered all the questions? Well, how many angels can dance on the head of a pin? This analysis, with its caveats and equivocations is less an answer than the question that preceeded it.

[@dxk2007]

Steven Greer is sometimes interesting to listen to, but then you go, "Yeah, what a nutjob."

[@stephenlamley541]

Narcissist imho.

[@cr0uchingtiger]

The current distrust of science is down to funding and conflicts of interest. I'm sure I speak for many scientists when I say that it's hard to know who to trust in today's climate.

[@saturn724]

If there's one thing in common among conspiracy theorists it's that they're not experts in the fields they theorize about

[@sharyllee7094]

no, I think what we have in common is an open mind, curiosity, and strong intuitions on BS...

[@FireMcgwire]

The thumbnail looks like smoke is coming out of his head like a humidifier

[@markwood3907]

Is there any alien DNA to compare our DNA with ?

[@TanukiDigital]

haha touche!

[@shenandoahsmith3]

Giggle 🤭

[@manusharmaaugust]

Unless aliens have DNA (already a jump) which is MUCH more similar to humans than bonobos do, this is human. So the caveat is, aliens may have essentially human DNA.. THEN they ARE humans.

[@shenandoahsmith3]

@@manusharmaaugust mind blown 🤯 lol

[@pharaohblack1784]

I understand "rolling the dice" having an exceptionally unique mutation. You only need 1 mutate, causing its mutated dice, with chain reactions, outcomes infinite times. Unfortunately, the Atacama Alien skeleton is a "bookmark until we find another. Intriguing ing. It could've materialized from a parallel universe, you never know lol. Sounds fun.

[@zeroceiling]

Rolling the dice which results in an exceptionally unique mutation….is usually lethal to the organism….the first time out! A slightly longer tail or a moderate change in the shade of the fur is often survivable…much beyond that never makes it!

[@bodybuilder6350]

The amount of variables involved in this case, it would be more Statistically probable that this was a dead alien, rather to create a narrative that it was an even slimmer chance to be found and preserved as an incredible high mutated human. Its just like saying we are alone in this universe.

[@5foldunderstanding547]

@@bodybuilder6350 EXACTLY! Thanks the gods some people around here have common sense. > This was A Sad, HORRIBLE Interview. Instead of challenging &/or making him define _"Mutated Variant."_ He [Shill]ed it up!! An did so For All the God-Hating, Leftist, blue check marks ((who likely help pay his bills)). Buy verbally following the Ridiculous; _"Atacama is A billion to one, roll of the dice Darwian Mutation"_ NONSENSICAL CLAIM -- Buy essentialy saying; _"Science isn't in A Conspiracy against Truth. These people have no agenda."_ *HaHa!* When blatantly obvious Wikapedia Lies- now cemented into "reality" as fact & Decades of solid Sasquatch evidence speak otherwise. Never mind your guest saying "it's not alien". it's just A peculiar Alien anatomy that nobody has ever scene before. I.e. An Alien.. Or some ridiculous Darwian classification which is just as unproven as Aliens.

[@yoeyyoey8937]

Look up the paracas skulls

[@andrewdarcy9659]

That to me looks a lot like another atacama

[@gzu-em8we]

It's the Gana from Vedic scriptures. They were the attendants of Shiva before and during the younger dryas period. The places they're found are deserts. Correlate that with research done from Randall Carlson to find they were tropical regions at that point in our worlds history.

[@aclearlight]

There are other examples of this diminuative creature, at least three photographed, from other places - including one which was found in the former Soviet Union. EXPLAIN THAT on the basis of the proposed highly-unusual constellation of mutations. Also, I can't help but notice aspects of body language and qualifiers used at this point in the interview. Something is amiss here.

[@skindianu]

Yeah, he seemed short of breath, and almost uncertain of what he would say next.

[@aclearlight]

@@skindianu thank you for noticing and validating my sense of that moment. There is a complex history here wherein Nolan at first assissted Greer looking into the Atacama being AND THEN a complete 180 happened and a very weak, implausible "go away" paper got written which totally blindsided and devastated Greer while effectively "debunking" the story except to highly scientifically literate people who care on this topic, and that is a small, mostly-timid cohort. The hit job seemed quite skulduggerous to my eye and its effects were painful to witness.

[@skindianu]

@@aclearlight yeah, I'm not a big fan of Greer as time goes on, but it seemed to me that he did act differently when he came back with the test results. Kind of like, "Okay, my mom says I can't play with you anymore, so bye ....."

[@ANHON888]

This guy is being paid off. I don’t trust him.

[@aclearlight]

My sense of it exactly. Thanks for saying this (sorry I didn't see it til now). It's strange given that much of Nolan's work seems honorable and important. There's something about what Greer was onto that just scares the crap out of the establishment.

[@Eiael]

This kind of human DNA with that same collection of mutations is exactly what I would expect to find in a alien, and I believe the idea that "humans" are exclusive to earth is at best a mistake.

[@mikelmorrow4681]

Best dice analogy ever

[@lowkey213]

What I am and have been curious to dna test forever now are the enlarged skulls they find around the world. The cone heads. Dna test those things

[@DanHammersViewOnThings]

They have been DNA-tested. By Brien Foerster and his acquaintances. He's got his own KZbin-channel. He also does "Hidden Inca Tours". The DNA did not come back simply human. There were anomalies.

[@Hijuela2]

@@DanHammersViewOnThings omg

[@DanHammersViewOnThings]

@@Hijuela2 🙂 ..

[@greengoblin9567]

The Nazca from ancient aliens 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@greengoblin9567]

The reason why these people have these mutations is because they come from another dimension.

[@justinfantastic4882]

"I wasn't de-bunking ... just trying to prove it wrong"... did anyone ever think the mutations could be on purpose.. "cause it's totally human and just a roll of the dice..." at 6in and how old ??

[@sandranosocialism1780]

We could have been left here by our own kind as an experiment. Maybe this is a prison planet that they abandoned. Many many possibilities. Maybe they are so tiny we can't see them or maybe they have figured out how to be invisible.

[@FreudianCummies]

I just LOVE the science. I will ALWAYS trust the scientific community because unlike religion and politics, these people will NEVER lie, fabricate data, or misinform the public for the sake of political or financial gain. There has NEVER been anyone malicious within the scientific community and as such we should treat ALL scientists as literal GODS among men.

[@Libre_penseur96]

Scientific are just like any others humans. There's good one and there's evil one. I mean there was nazi scientist or look at the japanese unit 731 there was a bunch of scientist too doing evil things. Because like most humans they have biases and flaws.

[@moondawg3693]

What they don't realize is that we all, our other worldly brothers and sisters and us have the same DNA, the parts are just shaped different because we're from different places.

[@gavinrichter654]

I believe our species has suffered a great reset that sent us back into the stone age

[@iseeways4450]

I'm wondering if this is related to what we call here in the Philippines as "duwende" or dwarf with magical ability.

[@efisgpr]

In Spanish, a duende is a goblin/leprechaun/fairy.

[@dubselectorr345]

OK so let's look at the elongated skulls well documented by Brien Foerster

[@indavisual4466]

The "distrust" in the scientific community, Im surely positive, goes back a little bit further than "current".

[@londonspade5896]

Sorry to say, but having worked in labs for years, scientists can be some of the most illogical and ego-driven people I've come across. It was truly disheartening to realise my naivety. People are people.

[@simiangimp2282]

The thing is, Lex... we all know that there ARE a great many things hidden from the general populace and until those things are revealed, until there is transparency...people simply have to estimate what those things are. I agree that many of those asking questions do not have the faculties to even understand the subjects they are asking about, but that's only one of the demographics asking the questions. There are people outside of the scientific community who have greater intelligence and can use it in a less restrained and more unilateral playing field. The higher you go in education, the greater knowledge you gain, about a narrower field...until you know almost everything there is to know...about almost nothing at all. By that point, any understanding of why or how scientific endeavours affect society have completely escaped them. They are totally disconnected. But, it's the new religion...go against 'science' (and it's privately funded R&D with a view to 'profit over benevolence')...and you are evil, backward or a tinfoil hat wearer. I see science. I see what it became. It was said that science came about as a tool to 'Describe, in as much detail as possible, our physical reality'. There's a faux pas in there, from the off. Materialist Mechanical Reductionism. We are seeing the dark results of that, with the latest 'revelations' about anti-depressants not doing their job and making people ill. Finally admitted, despite the tinfoil hat wearers (sufferers of depression, with obvious reason) telling them this for decades and refusing 'treatment'. Counselling doesn't really come into a GPs thoughts...selling you drugs does, because they get kickbacks for those. Anyway, I digress. The intentions of a lab worker, conducting work that they believe may help mankind...never materializes as such, because our establishments don't want to help people. We are 'useless eaters' to them. We use up their resources. Most of this comes down to your base level world view, whether you were duped as a child, whether you continued your own education, instead of resting on the propaganda and modes of thought that you were fed at school, college, university. Understanding that benevolence does not look like Western Establishment. Understanding how we all simply pay for and build their playground. Foodbanks for the Poor...Holidays in Space, for the billionaires. Take their drugs and explanations for our lived reality? Fuck right off....🤣🤷‍♂️

[@sharyllee7094]

Very interesting summation.

[@johnny3652]

First