Graham Hancock: Ancient Archaeology and Psychedelics

Unearth the fascinating blend of ancient archaeology and psychedelics. Explore controversies around alternative narratives, mainstream backlash, and psychedelics’ role in understanding our past.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
02:03 - Backlash from mainstream archaeology
16:25 - Challenging the prevailing view of science
24:21 - Ontological argument for the existence of DMT entities
33:20 - Psychedelics as catalysts of conscious change
35:59 - Psychedelics acceptance as medicines
40:40 - You monkeys only think you are running the show
43:36 - Shamanistic roots of lost civilizations
46:50 - Psychedelic therapy of the future will look like Shamanism
47:43 - Revisiting the visionary journey
50:39 - Migraines and Psilocybin
53:54 - Final thoughts
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Explore the intriguing intersection of ancient archaeology and psychedelics in this enlightening discussion. Uncover the controversies surrounding alternative archaeological narratives, the backlash from mainstream archaeology, and the potential role of psychedelics in understanding our past. This conversation delves into the ideological battles faced by those challenging established narratives and the potential treasures hidden in unexplored archaeological areas.

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