Lost city of Atlantis is real!!!!

[V8Granite]

Well, the inner child in me really hopes it is

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G0Cp7DrvNLQ

The last 20 minutes don’t help his argument but I’d love for his evidence and theories to be proven in my lifetime.

Noah’s Ark, yep, was real.

Well worth a lazy watch of an evening and, if true, the evidence is not ncredible.

Dave!

[duncs500]

Watched a few mins of this, I do enjoy this sort of thing so will watch a bit more when I get time.

[V8Granite]

The CO2 part really makes you question climate change.

Dave!

[ZedLeg]

You’d be as well to read David Icke

[V8Granite]

I do wonder if his evidence is real and proven as I do remember being taught some of the things he mentions in school.

Definitely raises a lot of questions which go against what we are told.

Dave!

[DaveE]

Hilarious

Eloquently expressed bullshit

[V8Granite]

Hilarious

Eloquently expressed bullshit

What parts are rubbish ?

A lot seems to be held on the temperature measurements in the survey done in the 90s, have they been debunked ?
The mammal deaths, what is the explanation for them that is currently the commonly agreed reason for their demise?

Not up for a row, just interested in both sides as I think it’s too politically driven now, so find it hard what area to believe.

Dave!

[RobYob]

Is there a TMJRDW version?

I had a good laugh at last week's story of JR going nuts about an Australian parody Covid advertisement. Clearly the Australian sensibility is too subtle for some Americans.

[DaveE]

Hilarious

Eloquently expressed bullshit

What parts are rubbish ?

A lot seems to be held on the temperature measurements in the survey done in the 90s, have they been debunked ?
The mammal deaths, what is the explanation for them that is currently the commonly agreed reason for their demise?

Not up for a row, just interested in both sides as I think it’s too politically driven now, so find it hard what area to believe.

Dave!

So I only watched a little bit because it's 3 hours of rambling, and like a novel that's 4" thick, there's no need

But there was mention about an Egyptian hieroglyph that looks a bit like a helicopter.

So this could either be a single, anomalous example in all of Egyptology of a coincidence (hieroglyph that looks like a helicopter) or it's evidence of long lost technology.

It's all mumbo

[V8Granite]

Hilarious

Eloquently expressed bullshit

What parts are rubbish ?

A lot seems to be held on the temperature measurements in the survey done in the 90s, have they been debunked ?
The mammal deaths, what is the explanation for them that is currently the commonly agreed reason for their demise?

Not up for a row, just interested in both sides as I think it’s too politically driven now, so find it hard what area to believe.

Dave!

So I only watched a little bit because it's 3 hours of rambling, and like a novel that's 4" thick, there's no need

But there was mention about an Egyptian hieroglyph that looks a bit like a helicopter.

So this could either be a single, anomalous example in all of Egyptology of a coincidence (hieroglyph that looks like a helicopter) or it's evidence of long lost technology.

It's all mumbo

I think you missed all the science part, current science not matching up with older temperature changes etc. Those bits are just examples of how there could have been a huge amount of lost information. I’m not convinced we had planes 12,000 years ago but some interesting stuff might be coming up soon.

I’m overly optimistic as the inner child wants a Lost City Of Gold event to happen in my lifetime.

Dave!

[DaveE]

I'm sorry but 'the science part' after someone's been speaking about lost Egyptian helicopters rather loses its credentials

[DaveE]

For someone who can't be bothered watching 3 hours of junk science, which bit(s) should I watch?

[RobYob]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_D ... hypothesis posits that mega-fauna extinction 12,000 years ago was due to comet impact.

[ZedLeg]

What parts are rubbish ?

A lot seems to be held on the temperature measurements in the survey done in the 90s, have they been debunked ?
The mammal deaths, what is the explanation for them that is currently the commonly agreed reason for their demise?

Not up for a row, just interested in both sides as I think it’s too politically driven now, so find it hard what area to believe.

Dave!

So I only watched a little bit because it's 3 hours of rambling, and like a novel that's 4" thick, there's no need

But there was mention about an Egyptian hieroglyph that looks a bit like a helicopter.

So this could either be a single, anomalous example in all of Egyptology of a coincidence (hieroglyph that looks like a helicopter) or it's evidence of long lost technology.

It's all mumbo

I think you missed all the science part, current science not matching up with older temperature changes etc. Those bits are just examples of how there could have been a huge amount of lost information. I’m not convinced we had planes 12,000 years ago but some interesting stuff might be coming up soon.

I’m overly optimistic as the inner child wants a Lost City Of Gold event to happen in my lifetime.

Dave!

The thing that the Joe Rogan podcast and the “lost city of gold” style discoveries have in common is that most of the people involved are grifters

[Jimmy Choo]

I’m overly optimistic as the inner child wants a Lost City Of Gold event to happen in my lifetime.

Dave!

You'll never have a giant gold condor to fly in, Dave. Sorry.

[V8Granite]

For someone who can't be bothered watching 3 hours of junk science, which bit(s) should I watch?

Just don’t watch it, it’s a very interesting podcast though.

Jimmy, so much stuff is pointing to a giant gold winged pet and I want one

I’m going to try and find out if the temperature measurements are real or not the best I can. The Amazon findings will be another good one to read up on I think.

Dave!

[dinny_g]

Mysterious Cities of Gold was very good but I always preferred Ulysses 31

[RobYob]

Mysterious Cities of Gold was very good but I always preferred Ulysses 31

FUCK YOU! Now I've got that goddamn them song in my head.

[dinny_g]

- sorry...

I can nearly recite the voiceover from the opening credits. "I sentence you to travel among unknown stars"

[RobYob]

I was always more of a Battle of the Planets fan tbh but Ulysses was acceptable, undecided on the gun/sword realism still.