Ancient apocalypse - netflix

[Overlander]

Its now the #2 overall show on Netflix so apparently a lot of people find it interesting and maybe even believable

Ford Escort was the best selling car in history.

[Overlander]

Rogan was a funny comedian.

End of his usefulness

[KUTradition]

https://amp.theguardian.com/tv-and-radi ... on-netflix

[TDub]

I whole heartedly disagree with that article. I dont necessarily believe the things he puts forth in the show but they are plausible theories throughout and they are enough interesting connections and nuggets of fact in there to keep it watchable.

I dont understand how any of it is "dangerous". That's just foaming at the mouth to get clicks. We have no idea what really happened, even the more decorated scientists acknowledge their is a huge amount of theorizing when it comes to ancient civilizations...we just don't know. Asking the questions and bringing forth new ideas isn't dangerous and it isn't hurting anyone to look at things a different way. How many ideas in the past have been dismissed as ridiculous only to be adopted as the new reality later on.

[randylahey]

Lol its not dangerous at all. I dont know why people think its "dangerous" to consider things

Are graham Hancock's theories completely proven? No
Are they possible? Yes

Nothing dangerous about that line of thought. Hes is trying to prove them and allow them to become the mainstream narrative

[randylahey]

At one point copernicus was trying to prove that the sun was the center of our solar system. Everybody thought the earth was. His ideas were met with outrage. They were considered radical ideas of pure blasphemy by all the morons unwilling to consider a different possibility. Most people didn't accept his ideas while he was still alive. Years later its an obvious fact that he was right.

This could be a similar situation.

[KUTradition]

https://phys.org/news/2022-11-netflix-a ... ancock.amp

[TDub]

why can't people just watch it....or not. Enjoy it, or not. Believe it, or not.

Then, go about their day.

"Declares war on archeologists"...hey Zeus....everything is so dramatic these days.

[TDub]

when I'm up through Touchet, and Wallula and grand Coulee ill look at it a little differently. Perhaps it wasn't just Lake Missoula flooding 80 times. Maybe there is more to the story. We dont know. To pretend we know everything is every bit as "dangerous" as offering alternative views whether they are proven or not. Decoding history is not an exact science and is ever evolving.

[randylahey]

why can't people just watch it....or not. Enjoy it, or not. Believe it, or not.

Then, go about their day.

"Declares war on archeologists"...hey Zeus....everything is so dramatic these days.

Lol no shit.

[defixione]

At one point copernicus was trying to prove that the sun was the center of our solar system. Everybody thought the earth was. His ideas were met with outrage. They were considered radical ideas of pure blasphemy by all the morons unwilling to consider a different possibility. Most people didn't accept his ideas while he was still alive. Years later its an obvious fact that he was right.

This could be a similar situation.

It's still quite obvious that people don't pay any attention to, or believe, science and it's protocols.

[Sparko]

https://youtu.be/DgvaXros3MY

Larry Brown, 1989.