re: Turkey's underground city of 20,000 people

You are actually off probably 20-30k, as they have found over 200 underground cities etc in the area and a bunch of the bigger ones were connected. I tend to agree with experts suggesting they were intially build about 12000 years ago right after the ice age.

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to have been sequentially drilled open by something with a bit that’s several feet in diameter

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TWSS she felt like later

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Graham Hancocks show on Netflix called ancient Apocalypse has all this and is excellent. I honestly have felt this was probably true forever, we are definitely missing something, be it ancient aliens a lost civilization or something, unless you believe that suddenly hunter gathers just immediately learned how to build networks of underground cities and huge temple structures with zero experience. Someone had to show them how to do this

The only honest debate now is whether they were already involved in Agriculture at the time they built the temples or did they starte being involved in our Argiculture at the time the temples were built.

Also there are dozens of scientific studies and shows (NOVA etc ) you can watch which show the post Ice age comet strike is a pretty much a certainty at this point. And legends etc have only said that for what 5000 years? Also makes sense of why comets were seen as signs of bad luck or disaster throughout history, and ties in all the flood stories etc. A comet hit caused great flood then bad winter almost wiping out mankind

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Someone had to show them how to do this

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Or did it themselves. I’m pretty skeptical about the idea of humans being able to accomplish this

Anything worth a damn in Turkey was made by the Greeks