UAP/UFO thread - Non-Human Intelligences

Graham Hancock is a conman. Lucky for him, today's society is absolutely brimming with complete chumps who will believe anything if it makes a good enough story.

He has no formal education in archaeology or anthropology, and frankly it's absurdly obvious that he hasn't got a clue what he's talking about. Netflix love it though, because nobody is actually going to look up the things he says that are just complete bullshit, they'll watch along and uncritically take everything he says as fact.

If you actually want to learn about the real mysteries of the ancient world and the gaps in our knowledge (of which there are many - the bronze age collapse being the most obvious example), follow somebody who has dedicated their life to studying the subject, not a journalist who has spent his life making up fairy tales. He's not a serious scientist looking for truth, he's the world's most obvious grifter looking to make a quick buck from the kind of people who think Joe Rogan is actually worth listening to.
He spent many years in South America studying ancient archaeology for his books it’s open to anyone he doesn’t claim to have found aliens or seen spaceships.
 
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@samosaur
also emailed the Shawn Ryan Show and we corroborate this during the interview. I will be linked all emails/attachments below

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From A former navy seal a Green beret.
He drove the truck loaded with explosives left outside trumps hotel, 11 million people click bait read it I don’t know about aliens we have quite a few down here.
We already know the technology he speaks of Ukraine are already upgrading theirs.
 
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He spent many years in South America studying ancient archaeology for his books it’s open to anyone he doesn’t claim to have found aliens or seen spaceships.

That's not the point I'm making here. I'm not suggesting that amateurs and non-academics can't contribute to the field. Of course they can. My point is that he isn't contributing to the field. At all. He doesn't actually do any archaeology or anthropology, his version of "studying" is just talking about re-hashed 19th century nonsense from the sidelines. He doesn't go on digs, he doesn't write published research, he doesn't understand dating techniques, he doesn't engage with the research community (in fact he has spent his life ignoring their counter-arguments), he doesn't take part in peer review. He doesn't propose new studies or new ways of looking at our body of knowledge.

It discredits every working archaeologist who does this for a living to act like this guy is doing anything but harming the discipline. It's like claiming that homeopaths are just as qualified as trained doctors. He spends his entire time acting like a victim, misleading the public and disingenuously undermining the archaeological community about things he knows are incorrect. He is the world's most obvious grifter, he might as well be wearing neon signs saying as much, but some people still won't see it now we live in this Trumpian world where facts don't matter. The SAA has sent a letter to Netflix, asking them to correct some of the damaging bollocks that he spouts: https://documents.saa.org/container...mentaffairs/saa-letter-ancient-apocalypse.pdf

I have a degree in Mathematical Finance and the idea of bracketing this guy with the likes of Fischer Black - a brilliant mathematician who contributed massively to the field, earned a PhD and published tonnes of research that challenged existing paradigms while being actively engaged in the community - well, it's just laughable.
 
Graham Hancock is a conman. Lucky for him, today's society is absolutely brimming with complete chumps who will believe anything if it makes a good enough story.

He has no formal education in archaeology or anthropology, and frankly it's absurdly obvious that he hasn't got a clue what he's talking about. Netflix love it though, because nobody is actually going to look up the things he says that are just complete bullshit, they'll watch along and uncritically take everything he says as fact.

If you actually want to learn about the real mysteries of the ancient world and the gaps in our knowledge (of which there are many - the bronze age collapse being the most obvious example), follow somebody who has dedicated their life to studying the subject, not a journalist who has spent his life making up fairy tales. He's not a serious scientist looking for truth, he's the world's most obvious grifter looking to make a quick buck from the kind of people who think Joe Rogan is actually worth listening to.
Did you fart on the keyboard whilst typing this?
 
That's not the point I'm making here. I'm not suggesting that amateurs and non-academics can't contribute to the field. Of course they can. My point is that he isn't contributing to the field. At all. He doesn't actually do any archaeology or anthropology, his version of "studying" is just talking about re-hashed 19th century nonsense from the sidelines. He doesn't go on digs, he doesn't write published research, he doesn't understand dating techniques, he doesn't engage with the research community (in fact he has spent his life ignoring their counter-arguments), he doesn't take part in peer review. He doesn't propose new studies or new ways of looking at our body of knowledge.

It discredits every working archaeologist who does this for a living to act like this guy is doing anything but harming the discipline. It's like claiming that homeopaths are just as qualified as trained doctors. He spends his entire time acting like a victim, misleading the public and disingenuously undermining the archaeological community about things he knows are incorrect. He is the world's most obvious grifter, he might as well be wearing neon signs saying as much, but some people still won't see it now we live in this Trumpian world where facts don't matter. The SAA has sent a letter to Netflix, asking them to correct some of the damaging bollocks that he spouts: https://documents.saa.org/container...mentaffairs/saa-letter-ancient-apocalypse.pdf

I have a degree in Mathematical Finance and the idea of bracketing this guy with the likes of Fischer Black - a brilliant mathematician who contributed massively to the field, earned a PhD and published tonnes of research that challenged existing paradigms while being actively engaged in the community - well, it's just laughable.
i erased my post about fisher black immediately after i post it.

anyway, i am out from this thread. have a nice weekend everyone
 
That's not the point I'm making here. I'm not suggesting that amateurs and non-academics can't contribute to the field. Of course they can. My point is that he isn't contributing to the field. At all. He doesn't actually do any archaeology or anthropology, his version of "studying" is just talking about re-hashed 19th century nonsense from the sidelines. He doesn't go on digs, he doesn't write published research, he doesn't understand dating techniques, he doesn't engage with the research community (in fact he has spent his life ignoring their counter-arguments), he doesn't take part in peer review. He doesn't propose new studies or new ways of looking at our body of knowledge.

It discredits every working archaeologist who does this for a living to act like this guy is doing anything but harming the discipline. It's like claiming that homeopaths are just as qualified as trained doctors. He spends his entire time acting like a victim, misleading the public and disingenuously undermining the archaeological community about things he knows are incorrect. He is the world's most obvious grifter, he might as well be wearing neon signs saying as much, but some people still won't see it now we live in this Trumpian world where facts don't matter. The SAA has sent a letter to Netflix, asking them to correct some of the damaging bollocks that he spouts: https://documents.saa.org/container...mentaffairs/saa-letter-ancient-apocalypse.pdf

I have a degree in Mathematical Finance and the idea of bracketing this guy with the likes of Fischer Black - a brilliant mathematician who contributed massively to the field, earned a PhD and published tonnes of research that challenged existing paradigms while being actively engaged in the community - well, it's just laughable.
When you bring Joe Rogan into it I have to add that several top physicists have been on the show, Sean Carroll, Neil DeGrasseTyson, Brian Cox on his show several times most people are capable of hearing both sides of a discussion and seeing through any bs.
The archeological community are pretty much against Hancock if I’m not mistaken he was described as a pseudo archaeology one of the first to right books on his findings same with ancient aliens and Erik Von Daniken
Rogan hosts both all though I don’t believe many archaeologists have been on the show it’s not a programme I watch not seen it for ages.
 

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