Why archeologists may be wrong about Egyptian Pyramids | Graham Hancock and Lex Fridman

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  • @LexClips
    @LexClips  Месяц назад +11

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    • @Evidence1Only1
      @Evidence1Only1 23 дня назад

      There is no physical evidence whatsoever for Abraham

  • @redreignss
    @redreignss Месяц назад +132

    If Kufu was so revered that he had an entire pyramid built in his honor, don't you think they would have taken the time to carve his name in stone?

    • @M.Mae.M
      @M.Mae.M Месяц назад +10

      bingo!

    • @Lifing4Life
      @Lifing4Life Месяц назад +7

      TRASH COMMENT
      Anyone able to build these structures with hidden math and geometry within dimensions, weight etc would not write anything so obvious
      Basically you’re saying they should have written alignment details, weight, orientation, passage ways, etc on the side in a carved instruction manual 😂 I promise you, YOU ARE NOT WHO THEY INTENDED TO DECRYPT THEIR SECRETS!!! Looking for a name carved on the side is just ludicrous.

    • @redreignss
      @redreignss Месяц назад +5

      @ Lol this is a perfect example of a straw man argument.

    • @muskateer12345
      @muskateer12345 Месяц назад +14

      @@Lifing4Lifeno one said anything about measurements and whatever else you just splurged out. The NAME of the king in who’s honor the pyramid was built is no where to be found actually carved into stone. It is strange .

    • @wcclarence2147
      @wcclarence2147 Месяц назад +2

      You can see a tiny statue of him though.

  • @RandyBoBandy.
    @RandyBoBandy. Месяц назад +27

    If only the builders and operators of the pyramids had thought to leave an instruction manual deep inside before the cataclysm arrived at their location.

    • @NMaster-lp8yz
      @NMaster-lp8yz Месяц назад +14

      They did. We just aren't in the club that gets that info.

    • @slangster233
      @slangster233 Месяц назад +1

      24 / 1.25 = 19.2, height, upper chamber.
      19.2 / 1.25 = 15.36, side wall height, middle chamber.
      19.2 times 15.36 = 294.912, width, squared, both chambers.

    • @busterbiloxi3833
      @busterbiloxi3833 11 дней назад +1

      @@slangster233 What's your point?

    • @slangster233
      @slangster233 11 дней назад

      @@busterbiloxi3833 That the designers did leave an instruction manual and that it took a long time to find, even though it's been there all along. That the axiom provided is a good starting point because of its simplicity and elegance. That the width of the upper chamber is half the length, while the height is half the ceiling/floor diagonal. That the "as built", dimensions of the upper and middle chambers are square roots, to eight decimals of accuracy, marking it as a scale model

  • @eeayquetting5963
    @eeayquetting5963 Месяц назад +15

    Another great interview lex. Keep it up!!!

  • @mythicmarshadow3104
    @mythicmarshadow3104 Месяц назад +141

    I would love to sit in the pub beside a warm stove fire with a pint of Guinness and have a good conversation with Mr Hancock

    • @UzMadBro
      @UzMadBro Месяц назад +13

      Wrong person to sit next too in order to find out the truth. You need to sit next to elder Tribal peoples from Latin America, Pacific and Native Americans, not David Hancock. Soz, just being honest :).

    • @RCSVirginia
      @RCSVirginia Месяц назад +3

      @mythicmarshadow3104
      Though the idea of spending time in a pub by a fire on a misty night in Great Britain or Ireland or the Isle of Man with a pint of freshly-poured Guinness greatly appeals to me, I would much rather spend the evening with Egyptologist Bob Brier and some of the RUclipsrs along the lines of Metatron or History With Cy.

    • @Lemingtona-x5g
      @Lemingtona-x5g Месяц назад +8

      yeh u gotta be drunk to believe any of it

    • @gamos6698
      @gamos6698 Месяц назад +1

      @@RCSVirginiawhat about Jersey or Sark? The Scilly Isles or Eigg?

    • @RCSVirginia
      @RCSVirginia Месяц назад +2

      @@gamos6698
      I always wanted to visit the Isles of Scilly, but never made it there. A friend spent a Summer on Jersey and quite enjoyed it. As for Eigg, though its alternative energy system is interesting, methinks that it would be bit remote and chilly for me.

  • @blood_upon_the_rose
    @blood_upon_the_rose Месяц назад +70

    What I don't understand is why are there pyramids all over the world never mind how they built them. How can a civilisation that apparently never crossed paths have exactly the same ideas and building methods ...also how did they all know how to cut stones with absolute precision

    • @archmage_of_the_aether
      @archmage_of_the_aether Месяц назад +20

      Pyramids make sense. Before you see a 2nd storey, you've seen a mountain. Pyramids are just perfected mountains.

    • @blood_upon_the_rose
      @blood_upon_the_rose Месяц назад +3

      @archmage_of_the_aether I understand what you are saying can you explain why there are very specific carvings all around the world and the nearly exactly the same ?

    • @eircK
      @eircK Месяц назад +18

      It's the most basic shape to make a very high building. Any other shape would be extremely harder to support. Also megalythic projects around the world are nothing like each other. They have very different styles and techniques obviously very influenced by the locally available resources and cultures. They cut stones perfectly with other stones, copper chisels and a lot of manpower. There's been attempts at recreating possible techniques and many of these are plausible (just involving known era tooling, no aliens bs).

    • @archmage_of_the_aether
      @archmage_of_the_aether Месяц назад +3

      @@blood_upon_the_rose which specific carvings all over the world?

    • @blood_upon_the_rose
      @blood_upon_the_rose Месяц назад +5

      @archmage_of_the_aether one very such example is the man holding the two cats or lions , very specific to just be a coincidence wouldn't you agree ? Or the depiction of a man carrying what appears to be a bag shown on my carvings on different continents, there are loads to which we cannot explain.

  • @johncopeland3826
    @johncopeland3826 Месяц назад +5

    I could listen to the brilliant Graham Hancock for 4000 years or even 8000 years without getting up to put the kettle on for a coffee....the man is a fountain of knowledge and style .

  • @coachstick2302
    @coachstick2302 Месяц назад +55

    Be careful what we call pseudo. Being objective is what we lack in our society

    • @placova
      @placova Месяц назад

      What we lack in our society is critical thinking, so that charlatans like Hancock and all sorts of conspiracy theories have traction.

    • @micahholt9895
      @micahholt9895 Месяц назад +9

      I think it's safe to call it pseudo when the person is making claims out their ass like aliens building the pyramids instead of acknowledging the ingenuity of the people who built them.

    • @wout123100
      @wout123100 Месяц назад +3

      this is so clear pseudo and he is very wrong.

    • @somechrisguy
      @somechrisguy Месяц назад +1

      @@micahholt9895who are you referring to?

    • @micahholt9895
      @micahholt9895 Месяц назад

      ​@@somechrisguy The ancient astronaut theorist.

  • @DoyleHargraves
    @DoyleHargraves Месяц назад +14

    Graham Hancock is awesome. Frankly, i dont believe anything i see online. But he's a great story teller.

    • @GreatestOneEver
      @GreatestOneEver Месяц назад +4

      Yes, but the question is... if he believes his own nonsense that's one thing, but what if he's deceptively profiting off people's dumbness? Is he still awesome?

    • @Manbearpig4456
      @Manbearpig4456 Месяц назад +1

      @@GreatestOneEver he believes a theory that been in existence for over 300 years. A theory that was first introduced by archaeologists

    • @joancooney7724
      @joancooney7724 16 дней назад

      ⁠😂

    • @DoyleHargraves
      @DoyleHargraves 16 дней назад

      @@GreatestOneEver don't we all believe our own nonsense?

  • @darleneaguanno9430
    @darleneaguanno9430 25 дней назад +12

    We know the Egyptians put their names in stone and likeness everything, painted in other places. It is very odd there is none in the great pyramids.

  • @foggy561
    @foggy561 Месяц назад +4

    If we all knew the true function of the pyramids we would probably be disappointed at how simple the answer is. Everyone tries to use complicated problem solving skills to solve the pyramids "Mysteries" when they can only be solved by reducing possibilities down until you get a sane and logical conclusion. My theory is that the pyramids were built for agriculture, they were used not only for plants but for fresh water source since fresh water is found under most if not all pyramids. Almost all Pyramids start off as step pyramids and casing/facing stones added later on,like in Giza. Each step of the Pyramids would have its own micro climate just like the Giant steps of Ollantaytambo in Peru. It would allow them to potentially grow plants that other wise wouldnt survive in the region through a process of selective breeding. There are lots of plants that arent "full sun" plants and need a certian amount of shade to survive. The pyramids supply a very predictable amount of shade to each side due to their very precise alignments. Also you dont bankrupt your country to build something unless is has a very real purpose and not just for religious purposes. Other evidence points to my theory. Such as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, which are described as basically a half built step pyramid with a water supply somehow pumped to the highest level of the structure and used to water the various fruits, vegetables and herbal plants that grew all over the gardens. If you read all this... I hope I made some sense to you

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад

      Viewed from Mars, the pyramids tell the time - backwards!

  • @williamtael8379
    @williamtael8379 Месяц назад +4

    Have you guys never thought about why there's no cylinder of soil extracted from the base of the Egyptian pyramids?
    That method is the most reliable way to date buildings made of rock material.

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      why bother they dated it from the mortar they used

  • @quitequiet5281
    @quitequiet5281 Месяц назад +33

    I suspect that the Giza pyramids are substantially older than the other pyramids.
    The Sphinx and Giza Pyramids were ancient when later civilizations attempted to create their own...
    Imitation being one of the highest forms of flattery.
    I suspect that they put a new face on the Sphinx and they replaced the weathered outer cap stones... which possibly allowed them to access the inner rooms of the Great Pyramid and possibly even into still hidden chambers as they were not in a destructive rush to rob the Pyramids but rather were respectful and possibly even informed and influenced by ancient knowledge in some way.
    I would suspect that there were some kind of canter lever functions that shifted massive engineering works and closed off the unknown rooms and left the empty rooms and hallways.
    That’s why the later Pyramids are so vastly different and obviously works in progress attempting to master unknown engineering and architecture. Which is evident with the hieroglyphics showing the culture that made them.
    This would leave open the vandalism allegedly and potentially found by the broke British adventurer with dynamite to be a authentic vandalism from the past at the time when the outer capstones were refurbished by the Pharaoh both in reverence and because they wanted to look under the original or former replacements of capstone in order to facilitate their own Pyramid building efforts.
    With the destructive actions of the Caliph in his poorly thought out smart guess regarding the North side...
    ...causing the canter lever defenses to shut out later “intruders” because there was a correct way of entering the Great Pyramid and destructive attempts lead to the activation of engineering outcomes.
    By removing the capstones systematically and methodically to see how the Great Pyramid was constructed in order to create Pyramids himself... the Egyptian Pharaoh then systematically replaced the capstones both in reverence and because the Egyptians were now the owners, caretakers, guardians of the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx.
    The Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx are possibly much older than Younger Dryas cataclysm. With the astronomical data related to positioning being part of the engineering and objectives at the beginning of the astronomical age not the happenstance facing at the time of the great flood...
    At some time in the ancient past there were resources that facilitated unknown technologies and cultural developments...
    For example if we run out of oil, gas and coal... the basis for the later half of 20th century technologies and culture is seriously challenged.
    Our history is not what we are being told it is... and the suppression of knowledge of the ancient past is a ongoing conspiracy of narcissistic sociopathic social engineering networking networks that manipulates and uses narcissistic sociopathic social engineering networking networks in order to facilitate their agendas, purposes and objectives.
    This allows puppets to believe themselves to be puppeteers rather than cronies, puppets, pawns and cutouts positioned by puppeteering puppeteers hidden behind the scenes.
    We are deliberately being kept ignorant.

    • @facutti4213
      @facutti4213 22 дня назад +3

      100%, 40,000 years old, the answer is on the Billy Meier contact reports.

  • @RCSVirginia
    @RCSVirginia Месяц назад +246

    I saw a factual documentary about this with Kurt Russell and James Spader. It was called "Stargate." I believe that the actor who played the alien was a real alien, too.

    • @michalkielb8856
      @michalkielb8856 Месяц назад +14

      I can't believe they still carry on talking about some strange theories regarding Egypt here, despite Lex inviting guests who gave us real, factual insight into the topic...

    • @skarhead7597
      @skarhead7597 Месяц назад

      "factual". So you did an Ancient Google "Fact" Check did you ? 🤡🤣 ​@michalkielb8856

    • @Wh00says
      @Wh00says Месяц назад +21

      I saw this other doc, Total Recall, chick had 3 tits...seemed pretty legit. Other dude had another dude in his stomach, wouldn't have believed that but he had a black illegal alien cabbie driving him around so I set all reasonable doubt aside and took it as verbatim literal.

    • @MisterSpriggan
      @MisterSpriggan Месяц назад +12

      @@michalkielb8856you know we used to think earth was the center of the universe right

    • @MT-ub8qg
      @MT-ub8qg Месяц назад +3

      Yes that is the level of academic integrity and understanding of people who rely on movies and light night comedy shows to learn about history and science

  • @fireinthestone
    @fireinthestone Месяц назад +27

    I've been in the main chamber. Completely unique resonance and sympathetic vibrations when one "ohmmmm's" in it. I'm fascinated to know its resonce purpose.

    • @GreatestOneEver
      @GreatestOneEver Месяц назад +1

      Imagine farting in the main chamber and doing deep breathing workouts

    • @th3d3vil08
      @th3d3vil08 Месяц назад +4

      It's a water pump.

    • @masterofpain120
      @masterofpain120 Месяц назад +1

      @@th3d3vil08it’s the northern most part of a massive dam that failed and flooded out. The dessert sands all around are the ocean sediments dredged up from when the water broke through.

    • @annemurphy9339
      @annemurphy9339 16 дней назад

      A growing number of scholars hypothesize the pyramids were part of an energy system.

    • @eorozco7
      @eorozco7 14 дней назад

      ​@@masterofpain120 can you elaborate more please? Very interested

  • @TheSouth-j7f
    @TheSouth-j7f Месяц назад +45

    No one knows for sure it's all a bunch of educated guesses, The oldest Pyramids are superior to the later ones. So that is strange straight away. Technology should get better over time not worse.

    • @kingcosworth2643
      @kingcosworth2643 Месяц назад +3

      Technology should definitely get better over time, but it doesn't mean building practices will get better. Governments and Monarchs devalue their currencies over time causing simpler and cheaper structures to be built. Consider the churches in Europe built in the middle ages compared to a modern glass highrise, the complexity and skill levels are back to front. The Roman Empire was the same. I personally feel that the pyramids, sphinx, monoliths and other constructions where built by someone else and the Egyptians found them and took the symbolling and added it to their own, not only did the structures get simpler as time went on, but evidence of the building techniques we can't work out today was absent, like there was a dark ages between the technologies, we know however throughout the Egyptian Kingdom there were no dark ages.

    • @qcsorter4626
      @qcsorter4626 Месяц назад +3

      In what ways are the collapsed pyramid at Meidum and the Bent Pyramid at Dahshur superior to those at Giza?

    • @casualviewing1096
      @casualviewing1096 Месяц назад +1

      No they are not. You believe that because people like Hancock keep saying it but it’s simply not true. Egyptologist can track a clear progression in building styles and techniques up to the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau, and beyond them. From the way the passage ways are designed to the way portcullises were built. There is a progression that is clear to the people who really study these things. Hancock is not one of them.
      The progression of the building techniques is actually part of the reason the later pyramids didn’t do so well over time. About 15 miles from me there is a cathedral that is nearly a thousand years old, it will still be there long after my house, the local church, the local supermarket, our most impressive football stadiums, the millennium dome, all of Londons bridges and skyscrapers, are all dust. It was not built with superior knowledge or technology. As a building it is far more rudimentary than any of the others I just mentioned. Built entirely from hand sawn stone, transported, lifted and placed by men who were almost entirely illiterate.

    • @privatemilo
      @privatemilo Месяц назад +2

      @@kingcosworth2643so literally what the OP was insinuating

    • @privatemilo
      @privatemilo Месяц назад +4

      @@casualviewing1096TL:DR BUT Egyptology has lied to you

  • @buckboxdesigns
    @buckboxdesigns Месяц назад +3

    Giza style pyramids are for teleporting souls into other dimensions. They’re electronic machines that funnel energy inside somewhat like a Fibonacci type sea shell towards the top, and the top of the pyramid energy exceeds the speed of light, which is like opening a dimensional portal. “Ancients” used pyramids, like the Giza style, to planet hop and move between higher and lower dimensions.

    • @Mike-cc3bc
      @Mike-cc3bc Месяц назад +2

      Oh really.. thank God you solved the mystery....

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад +1

      My sister told me exactly this…before I was born!

    • @JW-mb6tq
      @JW-mb6tq 24 дня назад

      Nuh uh….they make popcorn. Everyone knows aliens love popcorn.

    • @rencelani-ty2sc
      @rencelani-ty2sc 23 дня назад

      Stop smoking herbs

    • @busterbiloxi3833
      @busterbiloxi3833 11 дней назад

      Yeah, like Yowza , man!

  • @James-re6co
    @James-re6co 20 дней назад +2

    Legacy science and legacy history will soon go the way of legacy media... Hopefully.

  • @elcappcollins8851
    @elcappcollins8851 Месяц назад +32

    Grahams been everywhere this week Rogan. PBD, Lex I love it..💯💯

    • @Fisherdanpro23
      @Fisherdanpro23 Месяц назад

      Rogan. Can’t find it

    • @ct6382
      @ct6382 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@Fisherdanpro23Got posted on joe rogan RUclips two days ago sir

    • @BimmerBros
      @BimmerBros Месяц назад +2

      The grift never sleeps.

    • @clayton5584
      @clayton5584 Месяц назад

      I enjoy fiction also

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад +1

      Grifter’s gonna grift…

  • @j.dragon651
    @j.dragon651 Месяц назад +2

    Legend has it "Pharaoh Sucks" was written on the pyramid walls.

  • @kevinmassey1164
    @kevinmassey1164 Месяц назад +22

    10:23 he seems to be saying that knowledge too advanced to be put to use was passed down for thousands of years until it could be? That sounds ridiculous.

    • @illplaywithfire
      @illplaywithfire Месяц назад +13

      We could go to mars if we dumped money and recources into it. Its not unrealistic for a civ to have technology theories or plans but not be able feasibly implement them.

    • @skarhead7597
      @skarhead7597 Месяц назад

      How is it ridiculous ? If all ancient infrastructure was wiped out completely by the flood and they were surviving with the help of what relatively amounts to primitive savages How exactly would they put all of their knowledge of science & architecture to use w/ no tools or materials ?
      Ridiculous you can't fathom that 🤣

    • @seanh4841
      @seanh4841 Месяц назад +1

      Why not?

    • @zacharysturgeon8007
      @zacharysturgeon8007 Месяц назад

      Even Newton said the stood on the shoulders of giants meaning he used scientific information from scientists over thousands of years to come up with the concepts like calculus and the fundamental laws of nature.

    • @seedy80
      @seedy80 Месяц назад +4

      We can theoretically create wormholes and do faster than light travel, but we don't currently have the technology to do so. It's not implausible.

  • @kszatmary
    @kszatmary 24 дня назад +1

    If the pyramid was not so large, but was small enough to fit in your garage, and if you ponder the internal architecture, you can easily speculate that due to that internal layout the pyramid is a device of some sort.

    • @eorozco7
      @eorozco7 14 дней назад

      Go on. Elaborate please. Very interesting a

    • @busterbiloxi3833
      @busterbiloxi3833 11 дней назад

      It's a giant battery, fountain, grain storage unit and car wash.

  • @MT-ub8qg
    @MT-ub8qg Месяц назад +32

    Why is there so much weight behind his postulations? Because the old kingdom Structures and artifacts are light years more advanced than new kingdom. A massive drop off in technology. Nothing is more kooky an absurd is archeologists with no concept of engineering try to explain how these structures were manufactured transported and assembled. Is he right about everything? absolutely not. nobody is.

    • @ektran4205
      @ektran4205 Месяц назад

      aliens let the ancient peoples borrow the alien tech to speed up the construction of those megalithic structures

    • @russellmillar7132
      @russellmillar7132 Месяц назад +5

      You believe old kingdom architecture is more advanced than new kingdom? Sounds like you heard that a few years ago and decided NOT to look at constructions from the new kingdom. I know your claim is right in line with the doctrine of Lost Advanced High tech civilization, but it ignores the advanced techniques that were used in quarrying and transporting of the scores of multi-ton granite obelisks and columns that were the signatures of new kingdom architecture.
      The fact that building gigantic pyramids with large blocks went out of fashion after the 5th dynasty, and never really caught on again, doesn't mean the knowledge and/or technology of how to build them was lost.

    • @MT-ub8qg
      @MT-ub8qg Месяц назад +3

      @russellmillar7132 No Im an architect who is been there and seen it myself as well as all the great museums of Europe. Keep reaching

    • @swirvinbirds1971
      @swirvinbirds1971 Месяц назад

      ​@@MT-ub8qgIf you have then you would know new kingdom works are even better than old kingdom work. Just because they built it bigger doesn't mean it was built better or done with a higher quality.

    • @MT-ub8qg
      @MT-ub8qg Месяц назад +3

      @swirvinbirds1971 not even remotely true. The sculptures with highly polished finishes with extremely crude new kindom hieroglyphs scratched into them is extremely telling. The precision involved in the manufacturing is stunning. We still have not been able to determine how the mirror polish on that stone work was achieved. There is a significant drop off in the technical ability of both megalithic structures but also in sculptures and common goods. Play all the troll games you want, but there are museums full of examples. The same holds true for the great building complexes of South America. The only thing that makes sense to me is cataclysm or societal collapse from various compounding problems that result from the rise and fall of all great civilizations. Pretending we have solved any of this is just your ego talking. There is definitely a very complex system of engineering and manufacturing we are missing for the archeological record. Perhaps we will one day discover those answers, but we do not possess any reasonable explanation for even transporting blocks from large off sute quarries. The scope of the construction of the roads required to transport 20-100 ton blocks miles over mixed terrain is a monumental feat itself that we should have massive evidence for. We dont. You clearly lack the comprehension of the logistics involved to even supply the materials.

  • @mouse5178
    @mouse5178 Месяц назад

    The capstone falling off in an earthquake sounds suss to me. All fascinating stuff and I really admire Graham. He’s a good guy

  • @althyk
    @althyk Месяц назад +10

    I think the newer pyramids were inferior because of budget and cost savings. Like our TVs, fridges, etc. getting cheaper materials like plastic to save costs. They even removed card slots and headphone jack from flagship phones.

    • @althyk
      @althyk Месяц назад

      Look at our doors made of powder while older ones were actually wood. Some things just get worse.

    • @clayton5584
      @clayton5584 Месяц назад +1

      But there is older pyramids in Egypt. That are very inferior. Like collapsed when it was being built inferior. Please don't take anything this GH says for real. GH=giant huckster

    • @exitstay1955
      @exitstay1955 Месяц назад +2

      They didn't remove headphones jacks from phones to save money. It was so they could make more money by forcing you to buy wireless earbuds from them.

    • @MrBillkaz
      @MrBillkaz Месяц назад

      @@clayton5584snob … what do you know

    • @MrBillkaz
      @MrBillkaz Месяц назад +2

      @@clayton5584let me guess you believe in the safety and efficacy of the jab too don’t you

  • @Aliens_Gonna_Get_Ya
    @Aliens_Gonna_Get_Ya Месяц назад +7

    Hancock’s awesome… 👍😊👊💥

    • @davie8906
      @davie8906 Месяц назад +1

      Apart from his stammering 😩

  • @yahwea
    @yahwea Месяц назад +12

    The sphinx is very obviously from before the last Sun-Earth cycle reset (pole flip) and was in the image of a lion including lion's head. It was re-carved (and made the head smaller than the original appearance) from the original, which was carved when the Earth was in the sign of Leo. Much older and was there when the Egyptians emerged.

    • @MultiRationalThinker
      @MultiRationalThinker Месяц назад

      More bullshit. The last magnetic pole reversal was over three quarters of a million years ago, before our species even existed.

    • @MF-Rell
      @MF-Rell Месяц назад

      You right it was ancient KNT.

    • @nikosatsaves3141
      @nikosatsaves3141 17 дней назад

      You do understand that "leo" is a name given to the constellation by the greeks in 500 bc and it is not actually a lion/leo/λεων in greek, dont you? So no "leo sign" existed before then.

  • @todgor
    @todgor Месяц назад

    The repair mortar in the Great Pyramid has been dated back as far as 3800 BC. The standard nonsense is it was material lying around for ages before it was used for repairs. And I have a bridge to sell you!

  • @pamelastorer8570
    @pamelastorer8570 Месяц назад +26

    The pyramids were NOT built by the Egyptians - it is known now that Egypt was a civilization which inherited another, developed civilisation.

  • @chriscarman8372
    @chriscarman8372 23 дня назад +1

    Ive always wondered how people who built something as perfect and grand could also use terrible drawings " hieroglyphs" to detail events.

  • @logandstone3348
    @logandstone3348 Месяц назад +2

    There are so many mainstream bootlickers in this comments section. I bet there is not a dirty boot out there. Strange with people who play in the dirt.

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      no more than there are gullible morons who believe everything they are spoon fed by charlatans like Hancock

  • @MrGaborseres
    @MrGaborseres Месяц назад +1

    Milo Rossi did a job on this dude 👌👍

  • @SuperKanuuna
    @SuperKanuuna Месяц назад +4

    Billy Carson explains pyramids very well!

    • @bpd9660
      @bpd9660 Месяц назад +1

      Related subject recommendations (books):
      The Seeders, (2022) Elena Danaan
      Transylvanian Sunrise, (2009), Radu Cinamar
      Forgotten Genesis (2020), Radu Cinamar
      The Etheric Crystal, The Third Tunnel (2020), Radu Cinamar
      Mysteries of Egypt, The First Tunnel (2012), Radu Cinamar
      Inside the Earth, The Second Tunnel (2019), Radu Cinamar
      Giza The Tesla Connection (2024) Christopher Dunn
      The Giza Power Plant (1998) Christopher Dunn
      Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt (2010) Christopher Dunn
      The Great Pyramid Hoax (2016) Scott Creighton
      Forgotten Civilization (2021) Robert Schoch
      Origins of The Sphinx (2017), Robert Schoch
      Under The Sphinx (2021), Manu Seyfzadeh
      Atlantis (2009) Edgar Cayce
      The Lost Book of Enki (2004) Zechariah Sitchen

    • @RolandKoller90
      @RolandKoller90 Месяц назад

      😂😂😂 shilly crapson is a SCAM artist. He actually makes silly factual claims that can be looked up as you watch some of his interviews. He’s terrible.

    • @clayton5584
      @clayton5584 Месяц назад

      😅

  • @paulschuckman6604
    @paulschuckman6604 Месяц назад +1

    We can use the implementation of the code of Ur-nammu to date when Abraham left Sumer.

  • @Finnegan2012
    @Finnegan2012 Месяц назад +47

    The ignorance in this comment section, you’d swear you all actually have a clue

    • @qcsorter4626
      @qcsorter4626 Месяц назад +4

      When has that ever stopped people commenting on RUclips?

    • @ronsimpson3198
      @ronsimpson3198 Месяц назад +4

      The clues and answers lie in the monument itself, as Graham is saying😂

    • @StephenEngdahl-mu9rr
      @StephenEngdahl-mu9rr Месяц назад +2

      The ignorant "having a clue" is what you took from this?

  • @frankvierra2487
    @frankvierra2487 29 дней назад

    Excellent piece...thank you

  • @Tumasch
    @Tumasch Месяц назад +7

    Man, I wish other archeologists would have so much time as hancock to visit all of these podcasts

    • @privatemilo
      @privatemilo Месяц назад +8

      They’re afraid to get exposed

    • @nemaproblema6879
      @nemaproblema6879 Месяц назад +7

      There are a few real archeologists channels that I follow and they are far far more interesting than this fake shit

    • @ektran4205
      @ektran4205 Месяц назад +3

      @@nemaproblema6879 the tyranny of consensus

    • @logandstone3348
      @logandstone3348 Месяц назад +3

      ​@nemaproblema6879 I wonder how loud your ecochamber is? How many times does your side have to be wrong before you open your small minds?

    • @ektran4205
      @ektran4205 Месяц назад

      @@logandstone3348 more people should question consensus

  • @DocWatsonHistory
    @DocWatsonHistory Месяц назад

    Inability to communicate, challenge to laymen, thank you for your focus on this incredibly important history, nothing is new in the world today.

  • @virginiaconway374
    @virginiaconway374 Месяц назад +13

    I have been to Egypt and have been inside the Great Pyramid. It is preposterous to think that it was built without a plan and purpose. I have read that it was believed to be used for energy production. That seems viable! The Egyptians are hell-bent on the idea that they built all the pyramids, making it nearly impossible to make any headway.

    • @linnightl9277
      @linnightl9277 Месяц назад +7

      "It is preposterous to think that it was built without a plan and purpose" - who exactly is saying it was built without a plan and purpose? You are throwing a totally unqualified argument in there and attempting to make that argument of self-importance and grandiose with the word "preposterous". As for the energy production speculation, that is pure conjecture lacking in any supportive evidence whatsoever so therefore can not be "viable". Why is it difficult for you to perceive Egyptians would have actually built them, is it they have a different language than you, perhaps a different skin colour? They couldn't possibly be more clever than your ancestors?
      Hancock is purely an attention slut and Fridman an idiot for having him on his show.
      Quick, look there is an alien outside the window.

    • @MrYanngo
      @MrYanngo Месяц назад

      @@linnightl9277 Dumbass comment trying again to race bait where there was no need anyways. So much anger we don't need. You have no real supportive evidence of how the hell the egyptians would have built it. Only wild theories that all seems so highly unlikely, yet your're defending them as if they were based on some fking manuscrpti detailled instructions. You have jack shit. Egyptians had, as far as we know, very flimsy boats, unable to carry 50 ton stones from a quarry hundreds of miles down the Nile, this is ridiculous. "they build a mound around the pyramid and shoveled it all off after... this also is pure speculation and would require an insane amount of sand or soil to do that, it doesn't make sense. Get off your high horse.

    • @worker-wf2em
      @worker-wf2em Месяц назад +1

      @linnightl9277 Yep. Classic strawman. And Hancock and his cultists are very good at it.

    • @camielkotte
      @camielkotte Месяц назад

      ​@@linnightl9277actually the Egyptian ministry for antiquities states very clear the impossible. No plan other than ego to build a pyramid in a few years to be buried in. They are clearly not tombs. But if you say that in Egypt and you have a RUclips channel chances are they kick you out of the country.... So what was the plan ? We will never know.

    • @camielkotte
      @camielkotte Месяц назад

      ​@@worker-wf2emyou are a true warrior and know everything best?

  • @ChristianWolf88
    @ChristianWolf88 Месяц назад +1

    It is funny how the people that somehow managed to be a guest on the Joe Rogan podcast then learn to really embrace Patreon and just go full tilt controversial.

  • @jurgenschallauer2469
    @jurgenschallauer2469 Месяц назад +3

    I think i believe archeologists when it comes to archeology…

    • @stevenseiler7921
      @stevenseiler7921 Месяц назад

      like you believe everything politicians say when it comes to politics 😆

    • @RyanMathews-ld7hi
      @RyanMathews-ld7hi Месяц назад

      Like you would believe a priest I hope young man.

    • @neovenom7187
      @neovenom7187 Месяц назад

      I think I'll believe stone masons, when it comes to stone masonry.

    • @evinrock5717
      @evinrock5717 Месяц назад

      Just like you should believe doctors about the Vax lol

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      @@stevenseiler7921 yet another shallow vacuous comment repeated for the millionth time on you tube. Well done Mr Parrot

  • @robertfitzgerald3432
    @robertfitzgerald3432 Месяц назад +1

    MK: 5:00 Why hasn't someone taken a sample of the Khufo cartuge pigment for carbon dating?

    • @kieran9485
      @kieran9485 Месяц назад +1

      Egyptian authorities won't allow it or have already done it and didn't like the results

    • @MF-Rell
      @MF-Rell Месяц назад

      It'll show they were black like the rest of em.

  • @Elmachable
    @Elmachable Месяц назад +20

    When in doubt... Aliens

    • @AzzaTwirre
      @AzzaTwirre Месяц назад +4

      This guy's more into prehistoric, complex human civilisation and baulks hard at aliens

    • @jesse_ledesma
      @jesse_ledesma Месяц назад +5

      When in doubt... Strawman

    • @royazucena8740
      @royazucena8740 Месяц назад

      @@AzzaTwirresuper brain damage not even clear what your saying good job real life breathing bot? Tf hahah

    • @royazucena8740
      @royazucena8740 Месяц назад

      @@jesse_ledesmawhen In dought troll cause you don’t care anyways stfu bozo

    • @Tumasch
      @Tumasch Месяц назад

      white people -> did it by themselves
      brown people -> aliens

  • @bobrik335
    @bobrik335 Месяц назад +1

    7 Sages ? looks like Hindu Ancient Teachings... 7 Sages are first direct disciples of Lord Shiva , first yogi.... after teaching them Shiva commanded them to go around the world and spread the teachings.

  • @michaelorleans5396
    @michaelorleans5396 Месяц назад +11

    Hancock is a breath of fresh air..always has been

    • @wout123100
      @wout123100 Месяц назад +2

      he just lives on gullible people like you, he can be so easily debunked.

    • @ZeekoRamen
      @ZeekoRamen Месяц назад +1

      ​@@wout123100then why did Dibble lie in the debate? No reason for him to if he's so easily debunkable, right.

    • @VibeMusicAI
      @VibeMusicAI Месяц назад +1

      Sure if you like fiction

    • @VibeMusicAI
      @VibeMusicAI Месяц назад +1

      ​@@ZeekoRamendribble didn't lie, he completely outclasses Graham and constantly provided fact after fact after fact. What was Graham's overall point? To research the area MORE. That was his entire point, that it hasn't been studied enough. Graham has everyone fooled. He's not an archaeologist, he's simply a writer. No degree in any of these subjects, but he loves to tell others how they should do their jobs... You're all so easily fooled.

    • @Manbearpig4456
      @Manbearpig4456 Месяц назад

      @@VibeMusicAI how long does it take for a plant to return to the wild?

  • @matthewmckinney5387
    @matthewmckinney5387 Месяц назад

    Kalif mamun knew exactly where the main entrance was, he dug that tunnel to take something out, most likely to cover to the stone box in the kings chamber

  • @silknfeathers
    @silknfeathers 25 дней назад +3

    Gee, Hancock has "a problem" with yet another very well established historical record. I believe the concept goes... "find a minor point of contention anywhere, then milk it for all it's worth"...

  • @aneesh2683
    @aneesh2683 20 дней назад

    Indian mythology also talks about 7 sages (Saptharishi) who passed on the knowledge from gods.

  • @TheeMaddScienctist
    @TheeMaddScienctist Месяц назад +4

    Nah Graham you wrong for that

  • @heatfield4243
    @heatfield4243 Месяц назад +2

    Q: "What is the evidence that the Egyptologists use to make the attributions that they do for the dating of the pyramids and sphinx?"
    A: 'Well, .....followed by waffling bullshit.....'
    Typical G. Hancock non answer and crap talk about his mythic history project.

  • @Matt.E9480
    @Matt.E9480 Месяц назад +19

    Graham has studied Ancient civilisations more than anyone in this comment thread ⛛

    • @privatemilo
      @privatemilo Месяц назад +1

      Facts lol

    • @sciencefliestothemoon2305
      @sciencefliestothemoon2305 Месяц назад +1

      Doubtful. Even more doubtful that Hancock knows what studying means

    • @ronsimpson3198
      @ronsimpson3198 Месяц назад

      Then he would know the true purpose of the great pyramid. The Sumarians wrote about it😂

    • @ianbrown5619
      @ianbrown5619 Месяц назад +4

      😂 the blokes an absolute charlatan, chats rubbish and has been doing so for decades 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @whata86
      @whata86 Месяц назад +1

      No one knows for sure. It’s an educated guess. He’s read books about theories .

  • @excelternow
    @excelternow 9 дней назад

    The great pyramid was never a burial place for kings. It is a blueprint of mathematics and the cosmos, possibly used for chemical processing 💮

  • @TurnUpTony
    @TurnUpTony Месяц назад +3

    CAN I CONSIDER MYSELF A GENIUS NOW CAUSE I LISTEN TO ALL HIS STUFF AND KNOW IT LOL 🤣

    • @ZeekoRamen
      @ZeekoRamen Месяц назад +1

      What a dumb thing to say.

  • @waltereuchler2257
    @waltereuchler2257 Месяц назад

    I believe that the Great pyramid was one of the first. Maybe one of the pyramids in Antarctica that don't exist is in the same family.

  • @judd7699
    @judd7699 Месяц назад +11

    Graham is on the money 😊

    • @Brushcommander
      @Brushcommander Месяц назад +4

      But nowhere near the truth

    • @ZeekoRamen
      @ZeekoRamen Месяц назад

      ​@@Brushcommandercan you disprove that? Didn't think so.

    • @judd7699
      @judd7699 Месяц назад

      @@Brushcommander there’s so much we all don’t know but that’s changing I believe .. have you been to Egypt ?

    • @GreatestOneEver
      @GreatestOneEver Месяц назад

      Graham is on the money he accumulated from deceiving dummies, much like the story teller who created Scientology

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад

      @@ZeekoRamenIt’s hard to disprove vague guesswork

  • @CharlieSolis
    @CharlieSolis Месяц назад +1

    Been trying to reach ya Graham! I’m a physicist, degree from Michigan Tech University. I have a bunch of proof that will land some credence to everything!
    Please reach out!

  • @notreallyablessing7536
    @notreallyablessing7536 Месяц назад +7

    He reminds of the South park episode with the history channel

  • @greybone777
    @greybone777 20 дней назад

    The biggest problem is time dating. When you continue to throw out words like 2 .5 million,or one point six billion, it's really impossible for people to believe any of this which is ll based on THEORIES

  • @ericlessard5021
    @ericlessard5021 Месяц назад +4

    My god, this dude cured my insomnia. What is his point? Knowledge transmit, 7 sages, abram?

    • @brianwhedon8442
      @brianwhedon8442 25 дней назад

      This is part of a longer interview. Without the beginning or the end the point is lost.

  • @dumbcat
    @dumbcat Месяц назад

    one theory is, the 'gods' who walked the earth were the fallen angels and their 'demi-god' children. the children were destroyed by the flood of Noah and the fallen angels who sinned by procreating with human women were imprisoned. which is why humanity has not seen them again. but speculation is we may be entering an era where some of those fallen angels could be released

  • @lukeallen4398
    @lukeallen4398 Месяц назад +7

    Egyptian did not build the pyramids

    • @qcsorter4626
      @qcsorter4626 Месяц назад +2

      Yeah mate, I always thought the Bulgarians had somfink to do with them . . .

    • @NurizatulNisa
      @NurizatulNisa Месяц назад +1

      yeah dude also the french doesn't build the eiffel tower it was the african

    • @ZeekoRamen
      @ZeekoRamen Месяц назад

      It was definitely aliens. Only explanation.

    • @davie8906
      @davie8906 Месяц назад +1

      The discovered them. Hence no mummies

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад

      Such a mainstream view these days

  • @markfrost5164
    @markfrost5164 Месяц назад +1

    This mandoes everything advocates for ukraine as a russian and runs probably the best podcast since joe rogan left that has filledba gap for many people such as myself

  • @samuelpeterson7043
    @samuelpeterson7043 Месяц назад +11

    Watching Hancock walk back his claims is comedy gold - We've gone from Hancock grifting that people from Atlantis most likely built the pyramids to maybe there was a small temple at the site 10,000 years ago

    • @skarhead7597
      @skarhead7597 Месяц назад +2

      Yeah a small temple built by who ? Left over Atlantean survivors

    • @Momoman747
      @Momoman747 Месяц назад +2

      Grifting?

    • @BradleyCarmichael-v1z
      @BradleyCarmichael-v1z Месяц назад +2

      Try listening to him again

    • @theblackgods4699
      @theblackgods4699 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@skarhead7597 atlantis was never real 😐 .plato made it up

    • @jeffreykiyabu2577
      @jeffreykiyabu2577 Месяц назад

      @@theblackgods4699 Plato was told of Atlantis by Solon

  • @INSIGHT0108
    @INSIGHT0108 Месяц назад

    Were still miles away from pyramids, except now, i have it all! Its coming 😮 what i have will blow ur mind!

  • @ronbyers9912
    @ronbyers9912 Месяц назад +3

    I have been watching Graham Hancock's TV show and it seems to me that he is a good story teller but he claims that archeologists are ignoring the evidence in front of them. When you start down the road of downplaying the professional scholars who have taken time to research the stories, you have lost me. There is money in story telling. There is less money in getting the story right. With the pyramids the professionals can tell you who the workers were and where they lived and where they were buried. They have been working for decades to figure out exactly how they were built. I tend to listen to archeologists. They are more rigorous when it comes to getting the story right than a smart guy with an easy voice who has a Netflix show and is trying to get us to keep watching. We need to hear what the archeologists have to say as well. By the way archeologists can get stuff wrong. For example most of my life I was told that no people were in America before the Clovis points about 13,000 years ago but that has been proven wrong with further digging. The genetic archelogists have supported some theories and blown others up. That is the nature of science. It is evidence based. When the evidence evolves the story changes. But extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence. I watched his show on Easter Island and wondered if he was right or wrong with his extraordinary claims. Only his side was presented so I don't know if we can come to any conclusions beyond he is a good story teller.

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      well put. I doffs me cap to ya

  • @clayton5584
    @clayton5584 Месяц назад +1

    A chinese fellow told me he thought thr pyramids were built by ancient Aryans 🤔

  • @danielhiggins5574
    @danielhiggins5574 Месяц назад +3

    I’d like to hear Grahams take on “the tree of knowledge” in the Bible and if it might pertain to agricultural knowledge.

  • @jamesmontero4571
    @jamesmontero4571 Месяц назад

    Imagine the atmosphere with more electricity

  • @AndreAmorim-AA
    @AndreAmorim-AA Месяц назад +78

    Mainstream archaeology is boring; pseudoarchaeology is fun. It may be BS, but it’s fun.

    • @Young.Supernovas
      @Young.Supernovas Месяц назад +17

      Real archaeology is cool though

    • @JJDetroitfan925
      @JJDetroitfan925 Месяц назад +5

      Ice core samples aren’t corrupt by Man U cupcakes

    • @austinmarin9334
      @austinmarin9334 Месяц назад +5

      both are cool, dont mind outlandish theories when its been so far removed in time

    • @NickC1975
      @NickC1975 Месяц назад +15

      Mainstream archeology doesn’t make sense from an engineering point of view. Hard science is what fuels the « alternative » views.

    • @unbabunga229
      @unbabunga229 Месяц назад +7

      @@NickC1975😅😅

  • @NP-ui3tr
    @NP-ui3tr 24 дня назад

    Hancock will in 10-20-50? years will be proven right about basically everything he’s put forth regarding the YD impact hypothesis & may be the “reason” why in the future we’ll be looking at the sky much more closely & more of it than we doing (or are capable of) today
    He’s made some incredible contributions to the study of Earths past…if only more mainstream scientists & research would take his research more seriously

  • @mrsandhu19801
    @mrsandhu19801 Месяц назад +17

    They still can't explain how pyramids were built, he's right!

    • @samnero387
      @samnero387 Месяц назад +3

      By men, slowly.

    • @TheListOf
      @TheListOf Месяц назад

      How did men do it? ​@@samnero387

    • @wout123100
      @wout123100 Месяц назад +3

      they can, get sone educations, pls

    • @TheListOf
      @TheListOf Месяц назад +3

      @@samnero387 How did they do it?

    • @Drucoya
      @Drucoya Месяц назад

      They can, it just probably take hundreds of hours to understand it instead, you have a bunch of guys that give you an 1 minute explanation (aliens did it, advanced human beings did it, god himself did it etc.)

  • @rickdawkins5025
    @rickdawkins5025 Месяц назад

    I had a dream one time and in the dream the pyramid did not have the blocks around the outside. It was actually square.

  • @drstevej2527
    @drstevej2527 Месяц назад +5

    They are not wrong! GH wants you to think that the best researchers in the field are wrong but he can’t refute their evidence nor can he support his claims.
    What is strange about pyramid building declining after the Ancient Egyptians dedicated much of their resources into building pyramids that took resources away from other ventures including producing food. They stopped building on this scale because it had devastating impacts on their society for a project that doesn’t add anything to the economy. The Romans built aqueducts which were a tremendous economic benefit for their society. The pyramids were a giant economic hole that eventually caused the Egyptians to withdraw from the practice. They continued to build tombs but they stopped building pyramids on this scale.
    Again there is no evidence for this other civilization. None!
    This is the flat earth equivalent of archaeology.

    • @clayton5584
      @clayton5584 Месяц назад +3

      GH=giant huckster

    • @Farner49
      @Farner49 Месяц назад

      💯 it’s kinda sad.I think he believed his theory but there came a point when he realized he was wrong yet he keeps putting out books and pushing all this to the masses knowing he’s selling a false idea
      There are hundreds of thousand’s of people that believe his idea is real, it really shows the power of jre

    • @drstevej2527
      @drstevej2527 Месяц назад

      @@Farner49
      Exactly! He is like the Alex Jones of archeology. You push the lie even when you know that it’s a lie. It pays!

    • @Manbearpig4456
      @Manbearpig4456 Месяц назад

      So your just going to deny the existence of the multiple scripture from the Egyptians that talk of a past civilisation. What exactly is Hancocks claim on the great pyramid Steve?

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад +1

      Good comments guys. Its good to see some people have critical thinking skills unlike the gullible masses that buy into Hancocks fairy tales

  • @busterbiloxi3833
    @busterbiloxi3833 11 дней назад

    What is Hancock's expertise?

  • @benlundgren3760
    @benlundgren3760 Месяц назад +5

    Ain’t no way in hell humans built the pyramids

    • @Manbearpig4456
      @Manbearpig4456 Месяц назад +3

      @@benlundgren3760 of course they did

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 Месяц назад

      It was lemurs

    • @JW-mb6tq
      @JW-mb6tq 24 дня назад

      I know…no way. Making a big pile of rocks. No way!

    • @Nclght
      @Nclght 21 день назад +1

      You only believe that because someone else told you. You do know that geniuses were around back then just like they are now, right? Their talent was used, and an entire civilization was ordered to follow their instructions. Just as your limited comprehension can't fathom the abilities of today's geniuses, you can't comprehend the abilities of ancient human geniuses. Since they were beyond you, you believe they were magical or otherworldly. The Roman Aqueducts were engineered by geniuses and they are a far greater engineering feat than pyramids.

    • @NkeleOkpa-Iroha
      @NkeleOkpa-Iroha 21 день назад

      ⁠@@NclghtRoman aqueducts are by far greater engineering feats compared to the Pyramids did I hear you say? You’ve just highlighted yourself as ignorant!

  • @christopherrobbins0
    @christopherrobbins0 Месяц назад

    They are wrong. If they weren't they wouldn't treat theories like these so seriously.

  • @demitriemanuel3815
    @demitriemanuel3815 Месяц назад +2

    According to Peter Deunov when the new inhabitants of Egypt settled there they realized that the land was very flat, completely lacking mountainous formations. So they built a geometric series of “mountains” in order for the people to find inspiration. Only later did they decide to turn them into burial grounds for certain pharaohs.

    • @RandyBoBandy.
      @RandyBoBandy. Месяц назад +3

      Makes perfect sense. Iowa used to be covered in snow peaked mountains. The early inhabitants decided to remove the mountains to inspire others to plant corn fields.

    • @xvnekdgxd
      @xvnekdgxd Месяц назад

      they were never burial grounds . why do yall keep running with that bullshit

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      @@xvnekdgxd Thats right they wernt burial grounds they were tombs. More precisely resurrection machines

  • @ovniusa15
    @ovniusa15 Месяц назад +15

    BS

  • @MrDaiseymay
    @MrDaiseymay 23 дня назад

    WHAT A BRILLIANT DESCRIPTION. OF EGYPTIAN HISTORY. I AM IMPRESSED AND BELIEVE EVERY WORD. I WILL ADD, THAT THOSE ''GODS'', AS THE ANCIENTS CALLED THEM, WERE, AND ARE, WHAT WE NOW CALL, ALIENS, WHO ARE STILL, AND ALSWAYS HAVE, VISITED THIS EARTH.

  • @DoctorGorbon
    @DoctorGorbon Месяц назад +13

    Sounds cool but no factual info at all. Why do people like this guy so much?

    • @astromigui
      @astromigui Месяц назад +18

      There are a ton of factual information about what he said, what are you talking about ?

    • @eeayquetting5963
      @eeayquetting5963 Месяц назад +1

      Because he's a lot more interesting than you

    • @eeayquetting5963
      @eeayquetting5963 Месяц назад

      Even better question... Who is paying you?

    • @jesse_ledesma
      @jesse_ledesma Месяц назад +1

      If you don't know, then you don't know

    • @TheGeneral_LUFC
      @TheGeneral_LUFC Месяц назад

      Because he's legit u plonker

  • @Luluwolf-m9g
    @Luluwolf-m9g Месяц назад

    The Giza pyramids were intergalactic bongs

  • @Rambonegern
    @Rambonegern Месяц назад +18

    Hasnt this dude gotten badly debunked already?

    • @NurizatulNisa
      @NurizatulNisa Месяц назад +1

      nope even the people who debunked him also doesn't have a clue, his theory makes more sense to the masses than mainstream archeology. it's all just a speculation.

    • @LXXIV666
      @LXXIV666 Месяц назад +15

      nope

    • @casualviewing1096
      @casualviewing1096 Месяц назад +5

      Many times. His audience are too invested to see it. He got debunked recently, for over three hours an archaeologist put him in his place with fact, after fact, after fact. But Hancooks audience focus on two things, one where the guy was wrong and one where he misspoke, and then they throw their hands up in victory. They ignore the mounting of evidence against Hancocks claims. I have no idea why people are still platforming him £££ no idea what so ever £££. Clicks and advertising revenue are the new gods 🙌

    • @M1ster.Fr3sh
      @M1ster.Fr3sh Месяц назад +10

      Lol.....if you're referring to Flint Dibble, he got caught lying throughout his debate with Graham.
      Graham wasn't debunked. On the contrary, he was substantiated.

    • @TankUni
      @TankUni Месяц назад +1

      @@M1ster.Fr3sh _he got caught lying throughout his debate_
      No, he didn't. Given Hancock did so poorly in the debate with Dibble, the Hancock followers felt the need to comb through the three hour debate looking for any inconsistency they could exaggerate and triumphantly trumpet as a 'lie'.

  • @andycrawford1356
    @andycrawford1356 Месяц назад

    You can do your own invest through google.
    How many blocks in the Great Pyramid divided by the 20 years they say Pharoah Cheops reigned to build them.
    Bearing in mind, the blocks are 50 tons or more. You have to cut, transport and fit them.
    I think it comes to laying a block every 4 min, night and day for the 20yrs??
    Enough said!!!

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      YAWN!!!! yet another cliche comment repeated by thousands of uneducated parrots on you tube

  • @emeldahay
    @emeldahay Месяц назад +24

    This guy is an embarrassment. Why Lex have these kooks on?

    • @JoshRowe-f6k
      @JoshRowe-f6k Месяц назад

      Bro thank you!

    • @504killakaigne504
      @504killakaigne504 Месяц назад +11

      Explain?

    • @JoshRowe-f6k
      @JoshRowe-f6k Месяц назад +1

      @@504killakaigne504 Why Graham is wrong? Well let’s take his own testimony for starters. He himself, said there is no archaeological evidence to support a worldwide, ancient civilization. Rogan won’t have Dibble back on , because Dibble smashed that insane theory to pieces. Rogan and Lex bring on people who will get them views. It’s not about the truth, it’s about views.

    • @astromigui
      @astromigui Месяц назад

      @@504killakaigne504 All they can say is "this guy is a joke, this guy is not factual, this guy blablabla", but they don't have a clue what he is talking about and can't attack his claims so they attack him. They're in a cult of authorithy by "schools" so they only believe in their certified experts, like people only believed priests in certain religions.

    • @NurizatulNisa
      @NurizatulNisa Месяц назад +2

      he's more fun than you though

  • @ScottFord-d4u
    @ScottFord-d4u Месяц назад

    Graham Hancock
    You make me miss
    John Hancock so much more...
    Go discover the GREAT BASINS OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES
    SOON AFTER THEY COLAPS ...
    PROJECT DUNE...
    THE USS ELDRIDGE DE 173
    HOWARD HUGHES MY GREAT GRANDPA LET ME BE ON THE ELDRIDGE I LOVE ❤️ THE SHIP

  • @damonx6109
    @damonx6109 Месяц назад +19

    Can you stop platforming these unscientific conspiracy theories jus toget more view among Rogan views.

    • @CubeZanimation
      @CubeZanimation Месяц назад +17

      Go watch the news and dont forget your weekly jab my friend it seems to be overdue...

    • @JoshRowe-f6k
      @JoshRowe-f6k Месяц назад

      Thank you!!

    • @crispypolloloco9724
      @crispypolloloco9724 Месяц назад +15

      Do you only watch videos that exactly align with what you think/believe?

    • @porkchopexpress6969
      @porkchopexpress6969 Месяц назад +5

      Yes, censorship is always best policy. 🙄 godforbid we hear any thoughts on this subject as it does so much damage to society.

    • @JoshRowe-f6k
      @JoshRowe-f6k Месяц назад +1

      @@crispypolloloco9724 No I study the facts. My information doesn’t come from RUclips buddy. I used to listen to Graham Hancock and have seen his first season Netflix “ documentary “. I urge you to do your own research. This guy gets all of his information from Archeology then, turns on Archeology when the facts and evidence doesn’t support his narrative. He is a con artist.

  • @ScottFord-d4u
    @ScottFord-d4u Месяц назад

    John Hancock
    Was a dear childhood friend..
    I miss him to...
    His death wasn't a accident .. LG or

  • @letyvasquez2025
    @letyvasquez2025 Месяц назад

    The advanced civilization that was brought down by the great cataclysm but left the poor hunter gatherers alone.
    Must have been a vindictive globe spanning cataclysm that only affected the globe spanning advanced civilization while the huntergathers were left completely unharmed…

  • @Archpimp
    @Archpimp Месяц назад

    Why were all of these cultures using huge stones instead of smaller uniform bricks? Were they showing off? Was it super easy, barely an inconvenience for them? Had they used small bricks in the past and they were wiped out by a catastrophe, thus we don’t find evidence of them, and they switched to megaliths? Just musing out loud trying to understand their choices in rock size.

  • @unholysix6883
    @unholysix6883 25 дней назад

    I looked up the population of ancient Egypt. It was around 1 million in the pre dynastic era (estimate for sure but probably a very well educated guess) which means that if you take out the old people, children, women, and enough men to do the normal this and that that a 1 million pop city needs you still could have probably 100,000 people at a time working on this for parts of the year.
    That's a lot of guys. And they're doing it every year for generations. I'm guessing that every year many incremental improvements were discovered and implemented and that none of these were ever written down because making these monuments is what they had always done and what they must have believed men would always do. Why waste time to write down how to do it when 5 years later you'd be doing it a somewhat different and better way? Anyhow My theory which can never be proven, is that if we took a population of a similar size and made monument building with ancient tools and methods the focal point of their society within 100 years or so we'd be able to make structures like the great pyramid. When I was younger I used to assume that ancient peoples were somehow less intelligent than modern people (like me) and now I think if anything they were way smarter than the button monkeys modern society is producing.

  • @paulconnelly640
    @paulconnelly640 21 день назад +2

    0:40 You ask Hancock about what evidence Egyptologist have. How about asking him for his evidence for his story? He has none.

    • @MichaelRonquillo-fj5on
      @MichaelRonquillo-fj5on 12 дней назад

      The best info about the pyramids will come from billy meiers
      The pyramids are over 73,000 years old.

  • @stinky7866
    @stinky7866 Месяц назад +1

    What’s the odds of another planet exactly identical to earth

    • @karlvalentin9581
      @karlvalentin9581 Месяц назад +1

      Good question; maybe Zero maybe One.
      Depends on mainly - in my opinion - if the constant development of more and more parallel universes is systematically inherent or not.
      I do not think a literal duplicat of our earth exists in this univers/dimension/ whatever you call it.

    • @craigthescott5074
      @craigthescott5074 Месяц назад +2

      Well there’s 100 to 200 billion stars just in our galaxy alone all most likely with planets. Then there’s about 2 Trillion other galaxies so I’d say there’s a good chance there’s a planets out there similar to earth.

  • @BESTFRIENDSRWE
    @BESTFRIENDSRWE 20 дней назад

    Interesting fact: humans today are alot closer to cleopatra in time then cleopatra is to the pyramids

    • @driveboy317
      @driveboy317 3 дня назад

      you are the 5000th person to post this. Did you just learn this?

    • @BESTFRIENDSRWE
      @BESTFRIENDSRWE 2 дня назад

      @driveboy317 no I'm not stop talking shit to get a reply dopey. Go make some real friends

  • @quasarsupernova9643
    @quasarsupernova9643 Месяц назад

    He is relying on distant lands having similar myths. It is possible that these myths predate the ice age, it may simply be that all modern humans descended from a band of such myth making primitive humans rather than advanced humans...

  • @matheweckhardt8154
    @matheweckhardt8154 29 дней назад

    I think that some day we'll find out that the pyramids are a hundred thousand or a million years old...

  • @cudacore3086
    @cudacore3086 10 дней назад

    the sphinx was to hide Thoth's ship.

  • @stephenkiely9244
    @stephenkiely9244 Месяц назад +1

    Alot of respect for Lex in this episode. One question; Graham talks for 20-30 minutes.

  • @Seegie16
    @Seegie16 Месяц назад +1

    Show me the potsherd!

  • @cybervigilante
    @cybervigilante Месяц назад

    Debunkers: "Why can't we get on Lex and Joe Rogan? Wahhh! Wahhh! Wahhh!" 🤪

  • @DanWest-i7y
    @DanWest-i7y 9 дней назад

    Everybody knows the kids from the giants were making sand castles on the beach when a tsunami hit 😅