I am deeply appreciative of Graham's work. It is more thrilling to me than any fictional story, because as these puzzle pieces of our collective past are properly reassembled, we regain our true identity as a species. As he says, we have just barely begun this monumental task. Even better, as the resistance of current day academics is overcome, the momentum of progress will grow exponentially! This man is a true pioneer, and more will come to join in the near future. @icedrum
Graham Hancock has not read any books yet, but I have seen a lot of references in recent times.
magicians of the gods: a forgotten wisdom of earth's lost civilization, a book that tells how information spreads with the disintegration of atlantis, that places such as the ones emerging in the kebab litepe in Anatolia or the pyramids in corn are actually linked to atlantis. @icedrum
Why are there so few remnants of these ancient civilizations left over? We find fossils of dinosaurs everywhere, yet only a few hints of ancient technology. Was it because ancient civilisations used more natural materials that would decay over time (today's equivalent being biodegradable materials)? That would kind of make sense seeing as they're advanced, as opposed to us who just pollute the envionment endlessly.
There are actually no shortage of completely unexplainable monuments and buildings all around the world such as the many temples or any of the pyramids ... we just cannot equal or explain how they were built - clearly they were made by a superior civilisation far older than our own.
By remnants, I'm referring to tools, machines... things that very obviously cannot be built by hand or through slavery. I mean, today we have massive cranes, tractors, giant trucks as big as buildings working out at mining sites, giant drills digging tunnels, and more. Inside of those giant tools are chipboards, motors, technology. I don't understand where all this stuff is now. That's not even bringing up the billions of cars we have. This stuff should be getting found in caves, fossilized in rocks, buried beneath the earth, etc. That's what I'm having trouble getting my head around.
I'm a huge fan of Graham Hancock. I've been reading his books and following his appearances on YouTube for years. The more time has past, the more evidence comes to light to support his theories. Archaeology isnt a precise science, relying on incomplete evidence to postulate theories. People like Hancock, Schoch and Cremo, challenge the accepted interpretations of evidence, with equally plausible and valid theories. I'm often left non plussed by the attitudes of mainstream archeology, where old ideas are dogmatically clung to, with an almost religious zeal, even in the light of new evidence. Great post, thank you, and I really look forward to seeing more.
Such knowledge. The more that we ackowledge and continue to expand on these facts, the greater our abilities and empowerment will continue towards living in those advanced forms of intellect as well. These truths have been kept from us for too long! Resteemed and upvoted!
haha thank you for offering this you are better than Discovery channels
I wish next time to provide videos with videos from locations where this happened
Thank you
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I am deeply appreciative of Graham's work. It is more thrilling to me than any fictional story, because as these puzzle pieces of our collective past are properly reassembled, we regain our true identity as a species. As he says, we have just barely begun this monumental task. Even better, as the resistance of current day academics is overcome, the momentum of progress will grow exponentially! This man is a true pioneer, and more will come to join in the near future. @icedrum
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Oh wow it's a long one, been following him for almost 20 years now! I still have to read his novel.
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Graham Hancock has not read any books yet, but I have seen a lot of references in recent times.
magicians of the gods: a forgotten wisdom of earth's lost civilization, a book that tells how information spreads with the disintegration of atlantis, that places such as the ones emerging in the kebab litepe in Anatolia or the pyramids in corn are actually linked to atlantis. @icedrum
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Why are there so few remnants of these ancient civilizations left over? We find fossils of dinosaurs everywhere, yet only a few hints of ancient technology. Was it because ancient civilisations used more natural materials that would decay over time (today's equivalent being biodegradable materials)? That would kind of make sense seeing as they're advanced, as opposed to us who just pollute the envionment endlessly.
There are actually no shortage of completely unexplainable monuments and buildings all around the world such as the many temples or any of the pyramids ... we just cannot equal or explain how they were built - clearly they were made by a superior civilisation far older than our own.
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Nice to meet you too! :D
By remnants, I'm referring to tools, machines... things that very obviously cannot be built by hand or through slavery. I mean, today we have massive cranes, tractors, giant trucks as big as buildings working out at mining sites, giant drills digging tunnels, and more. Inside of those giant tools are chipboards, motors, technology. I don't understand where all this stuff is now. That's not even bringing up the billions of cars we have. This stuff should be getting found in caves, fossilized in rocks, buried beneath the earth, etc. That's what I'm having trouble getting my head around.
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I'm a huge fan of Graham Hancock. I've been reading his books and following his appearances on YouTube for years. The more time has past, the more evidence comes to light to support his theories. Archaeology isnt a precise science, relying on incomplete evidence to postulate theories. People like Hancock, Schoch and Cremo, challenge the accepted interpretations of evidence, with equally plausible and valid theories. I'm often left non plussed by the attitudes of mainstream archeology, where old ideas are dogmatically clung to, with an almost religious zeal, even in the light of new evidence. Great post, thank you, and I really look forward to seeing more.
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Thank you. Same here. Really looking forward to more of your posts. 😉
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I love Graham Hancock! Thanks for sharing this update friend!
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Such knowledge. The more that we ackowledge and continue to expand on these facts, the greater our abilities and empowerment will continue towards living in those advanced forms of intellect as well. These truths have been kept from us for too long! Resteemed and upvoted!
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haha thank you for offering this you are better than Discovery channels
I wish next time to provide videos with videos from locations where this happened
Thank you
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