Ancient Apocalypse on Netflix is great if you are history buff

In. But I'm also an Ancient Aliens junky. Not that I believe all of it. Maybe some of it. It at least makes you think a little.

Makes me think a lot, actually. The official narrative so often isn't right, or fully understood.


What so few people understand is that in all areas, science is about breaking down existing schools of thought and breaking through established doctrines.

Before Gene Shoemaker, many believed that evidence for surface impacts on Earth were just old volcanoes. Sure, the moon had impact craters, but those happened so long ago, on Earth erosion would have erased all that, and those don't happen anymore. WRONG!

S. America and Africa appear to fit together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, but only recently did 'science' come to discover the concept of continental drift, and that those 2 land masses were actually one. Before that, suggesting they had once been joined was considered lunatic pseudo-science.

Dinosaurs were thought to be just giant lizards, until footprint evidence and bone histology revealed they were warm blooded, akin more to birds. (basically therapod dinos ARE birds)

I added it to my list last night. Looking forward to it.

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(They just continue to stick with a theory that is consistently being proven false year after year )

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What theory is that?

Lost ancient civilization theory is fun, but bullshite.

All points to Noah’s flood.

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Lost ancient civilization theory is fun, but bullshite.

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Lol. There’s evidence stacked on evidence that there were advanced civilizations prior to the current timeframe. I’m not talking about civilization like ours…but obviously advanced. This is also backed up by regional myths and legends from primitive peoples own origin stories.

As someone who knows, and as he talks about, don’t underestimate the power of academia. The problem is they are so highly invested into their work on a personal and careeristic scale that to disrupt such would be nullifying years of research, funding, and reputations. Plus, the profession only allows for highly specialization controlled by scientistism that it makes sense a journalist trying to find a grander narrative goes against the very essence of how people are trained to think and operate. The fields of knowledge are in a echo chamber without cross conversation that perpetuates the tunnel vision of thought.

As someone who knows, and as he talks about, don’t underestimate the power of academia. The problem is they

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are so highly invested into their work on a personal and careeristic scale that to disrupt such would be nullifying years of research, funding, and reputations. Plus, the profession only allows for highly specialization controlled by scientistism that it makes sense a journalist trying to find a grander narrative goes against the very essence of how people are trained to think and operate. The fields of knowledge are in a echo chamber without cross conversation that perpetuates the tunnel vision of thought.

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Scientists that dont take a liking to science that unless it'd their science. The established academic's inability to keeping an open mind is truly outstanding for people who main purpose should be to lock down the truth with facts that can be validated.

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Lost ancient civilization theory is fun, but bullshite.

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Why?

Changing accepted academic knowledge is slow, by design.

But this idea that humans only developed civilization in the past 10k years is a stretch.

I read his book, there is a lot of supposition sprinkled with various outlier facts. Facts like water erosion of the Sphinx.