"WRONG About The Sphinx!" - Graham Hancock DESTROYS Theories On The Great Sphinx’s Origins

[@Rabbelrauser]

Anytime Wikipedia drags somebody through the trash like that, you just know that person is worth checking out.

[@katmadison7607]

I once saw a journalist say that Wikipedia is a CIA offshoot and is run out of Langley. For proof, he told how the page about Lee Harvey Oswald's rifle that was used was locked after people kept editing it. The final edit was made, the page was locked, and the coordinates of the lock is Langley. Based on all the people they label "far right", the crap they spew about climate change, etc- I don't doubt his belief one bit.

[@MollyDrennan]

And anytime a commenters account says 1 comment in 17 years you know it's a bot . Paid for by graham. Graham is a science fiction writer no one is stopping him from doing archeology he just chooses not to.

[@backalleyburrito1815]

​@@MollyDrennanI disagree. The only fiction here is you people thinking you know anything to begin with.

[@MollyDrennan]

@@backalleyburrito1815 and here's another bot. Graham has had like 30 years to show evidence and still hasn't managed that. But he does have like 30 pseudo historical books you can buy. Lol

[@backalleyburrito1815]

@@MollyDrennan not everyone that disagrees with your dumb ass is a bot. He has presented plenty of evidence. You're just an idiot

[@ricblic901]

12K years ago was before the Younger Dryas event. That event plunged the world into an immediate ice age, temperatures plummeted. The cause is debatable but not the event itself. Where man was technologically is unknown, but mankind had been here almost a million years by then.

[@lizjohnson6324]

This man knows his stuff he is amazing.Just listen very very carefully he is so well recserched .Keep up the good work.

[@TheValidation]

Why is there such vitriol towards Graham Hancock ? He has never claimed to be a scientist , archaeologist or geologist. He has always represented himself as an author. So just enjoy his work or dont

[@ScratchGolf2430]

Its because his veracity to seek the truth of our ancient past remember in America you don't get into trouble and smeared for lying but you get in trouble and smeared for telling the truth!!!! "Jimmy Dore"

[@Manbearpig4456]

Because he is more than likely correct about a lost civilisation which has undermined the work of archeology. Well let’s be fair the lost civilisation idea has been around for centuries but Graham has pushed it to a world wide audience. As a result there are a now lot of people who never studied archeology that can tie qualified archaeologists in knots regarding the subject matter. Look at what’s happened recently, you have a qualified archeologist called flint dibble who is making archaeology a laughing stock with his tirade of insults, lies and denial. You have archaeologists completely dismissing the work of engineers regarding the megalithic structures all over the world. Graham is most certainly not 100% correct he sensationalises things to bring more attention to his work. People attack that because they are afraid of the actual content of what he is highlighting. He has his own ideas as opposed to saying this is wrong that is wrong but people again attack his possible explanations by saying he has no evidence. They grab onto his possible explanations instead of researching the things he is discussing.

[@freeamerican3275]

Mainstreams historical claims are based mostly on who pays the most to push their hypothesis and theories and not based on true discovery or ideas that challenge theirs

[@118pickle]

Religion controls history

[@1992CaliBoy]

That's what graham was explaining on Joe Rogan they dismiss any info that doesn't go with THEIR narrative. And it's a board of "archeologist" that control this narrative. Graham Hancock is on to something deep and possible that it makes the board view him as a threat

[@randomuser88844]

Facts!!

[@waynemyers2469]

"Mainstream Archaeology" is a myth created by people who know nothing about archaeology, people with alternate views of history who feel they are being ignored or opposed by those who have studied and documented actual history, Hancock is one of them. His motivation has always been to establish an absurd view of history that serves several purposes: To refute the archaeological community who rejected and continues to reject him and his theories; to establish a counter-argument that leads to an esoteric view of man and history that depends upon mythology and metaphysical concepts to explain the historical timeline despite the preponderance of evidence against it; to unseat the very people who provide him with the basic, fundamental information he uses to form his theories and to make MONEY. Without so-called "mainstream archaeology" Hancock would still be writing paperback history-porn and putting forth ideas that are indistinguishable from those of pre-Nazi racial purists and "Atlantis/Aryan origin stories". Hancock knows that the presence of a coffer in the Kings Chamber points toward a funereal purpose for the pyramid but refuses to admit it because that would destroy his ice-age narrative. That brings me to this, the final condemnation of Hancock and his acolytes: Hancock has become wealthy piggy-backing on science to sell books, he has organized tours and participated in NetFlix specials about his work, he has become wealthy off of seminars and KZbin videos and whatever else he could fabricate to bring in the dollars but there is one thing he has not done: He has not spent a dime to prove his theories. Genetics could easily be employed to trace the presence and movements of a distinct, global culture responsible for spreading civilization all over the planet but Hancock also knows that such a study could topple his delicately balanced house of cards so he ignores the idea and continues the con...Hancock is a charlatan who has been rightly rejected by the experts because his ideas have no merit, not because of a conspiracy to bury or obscure his theories. Hancock is a science-fiction writer who, lacking the imagination to produce actual compelling fictional stories fell upon the idea of turning our established history into a clusterfuck of unworkable fiction and, brilliantly, nurtured it into a cash-cow that gives no milk but made him rich.

[@118pickle]

@@waynemyers2469 sounds like the truth is destroying your narrative 🫠

[@BensSoZen]

7:41 he didn't mentioned a 3rd thing about the Sphinx's head, which is that it looks too small for the rest of the body, which again suggests it's been carved down from its original size.

[@anthonydelgiudice3245]

Also the sphinx temple the limestone is so deteriorated gives more reason to think it’s way older

[@PW-zs2yx]

the sphinx head is disproportionately small to the body.

[@randomuser88844]

Hey, you are not supposed to notice that and say these obvious things out loud.

[@HitstikFit]

Its odd that scientists would be okay with dismissing something as interesting as a thousand years of rain damage.

[@gariusjarfar1341]

The sphinx was a jackal originally, not a lion.

[@stephengallagher2209]

STFU, nobody knows. You can say perhaps it was x, y, or z... you cannot pronounce.

[@rossharley2812]

Protect this man at all costs

[@elingrome5853]

😅

[@chipdiesel9788]

Crazy that people seeking answers hate this guy so much for suggesting really normal things, we would likely be blown away by what has happened on earth before us, and rhe egyptians clearly were aware of more than even us

[@stevenromero1795]

Smithsonian needs to come clean

[@waynemyers2469]

And you need to brush your teeth.

[@tomcartwright7134]

I find it both frustrating and interesting that mainstream archeologists are shocked and confounded when scientists from other disciplines are able to look at the artifacts. Their conclusions are frequently different than that of trained archeologists.

[@sashindrashrestha6300]

Actually there are three reason. Graham didn't say the one he told in other shows. The current head is very disproportionate to the size of body.

[@dantyler6907]

Sphinx faces east on ALL days... Some parts of the year, more or less east but directly east on the spring equinox.

[@johncage3969]

Yes it always faces East, but Hancock was saying that only on the equinox will the sun rise due East on the horizon.

[@parthppopat]

Close my eyes & it's Nilesh Oak ji delivering a masterclass.

[@alanmccartney3922]

Yes, the sphinx is located in an area that was green and wet 12000 years ago. So wet that it was under a raging river Nile but he ignores that.

[@freeamerican3275]

Sphinx is not egyptian for 1 and makes no sense they claim egyptians build the pyramids and turned around a built such a disproprtioned half man half lion statue... hahaha. They found it and the pyramids buried in sand and as they moved into the area they used these as worship to the Gods they believe constructed these great temples. The sphinx was badly damaged from the catastrophe that happened and they carved their kings face on it to signify their rule in the gods land etc.

[@manojep7467]

Where can I find the full podcast?

[@bobmckenna5511]

I’ve been admirer of Graham’s for over 20 years now. Even went to one of his book signing in San Francisco, where I was surprised he asked me how to spell my last name, as it’s somewhat phonetic and from not too far from where he’s from. With regard to his discussion on precessions, I understand the logic from Aries, to Taurus, but he talks about Leo, skips right over Gemini. That is my question. What historical references might we have to the age of Gemini?

[@peterbrooks1781]

The constellation Leo was first defined around 3200 BC but sure why not

[@Manbearpig4456]

How many times has history been wrong before you’ll realise you point is irrelevant

[@CoffeeFiend1]

When was a spoon first defined? 🤔 would certainly be a shocker if we had them previously.

[@peterbrooks1781]

@@CoffeeFiend1 the spoon was invented. Constellations are defined because they're abstract objects, meaning different civilizations define them in different ways. Hancock knows this because he talks about the Egyptian constellation Sah, which is made up of stars from Orion, Lepus and others.

[@CoffeeFiend1]

@@peterbrooks1781 That's not the point though is it. The constellations are defined by 'looking like certain things'. Most of them look like specific things to such an extent that multiple cultures have independently attributed them to the same kinds of things. It's a bit like saying someone in the UK can watch a cloud and think that looks like a bird and then someone in Iraq sees a cloud and thinks wow that looks like a bird. BUT OH MY GOD how can they BOTH SAY they look like BIRDS NO WAY?!!? But yes way, because... It's not fantastical. They both have eyes, they're looking at things that have a degree of interpretation but look distinctive enough that most people tend to approximate them to the same thing. So someone "first defining" that a cloud looks like a bird, or a set of stars looks like a lion, or dildo or a comb or a dog or a cup of tea is completely pointless.

[@xenaluck]

maybe the sphinx was part of a fountain.....

[@geraldcoffey3303]

Evidence is all you should offer

[@grayrecluse7496]

Ok, your evidence.

[@Freddy-Da-Freeloadah]

@10:00 "You can have a debate w/Tupac" WHAT?!?! That is the silliest thing I have ever heard... IMHO

[@carlallan9066]

But the Sphinx, doesn’t matter, does it?

[@ErickRamirez-g5t]

More than you think.

[@jasonwillis4819]

I can not talk that fast.

[@sourcetext]

Another promotion for his books 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑 The Sphinx represents Spiritual Enlightenment i.e. The animal body of all Humans but with the head of Spiritual Enlightenment as the purpose of Life. The Pyramids behind the Sphinx were the secret ways. Lao Tz riding on a Water buffalo is the same symbolic meaning. Spirit over Matter . The Bhagavad Gita is the same story .

[@bkinggraphy]

Much better on this Pod..Joe be interrupting too much, let a man talk might learn something

[@elingrome5853]

Nothing to learn from GH but nonsense

[@gliderpilot6864]

You come across as a con artist every time you promote something outside of the video I like your stuff just quit it with the snake oil sales pitch. You are losing sight of what made your channel great

[@rosspeterson3274]

What do you expect from someone who made his money in a pyramid scheme? Google PBD MLM.

[@haminepali4553]

Bro u are not interested at all.

[@johnpeter18881]

Theories are like a holes

[@hiraml.q6568]

lol pbd asking the same questions as joe Rogan. Wouldn’t be surprised if he starts having the same guest lol well whatever gets you views right?

[@Lemingtona-x5g]

he makes bs up without any proof

[@vondrake.meister]

Pronounced Jefwey and Geopha. The French can't even spell their own language! Look it up. Khufu & Cheops are THE SAME WORD translated by gurgling French snail gobblers & Proper English Gents... and still got psi in instead of correct: phi.