Ben van Kerkwyk

And then this is where I think we find ourselves.

That's where I'm at.

But if you're in that camp, you're talking about Africans.

So all these shitty things they do just show their hand.

Just show what they're really all about.

What you're really all about is silencing anything that really throws a monkey wrench into everything you've been teaching for decades.

Like you've claimed that you're the expert.

You've claimed arrogantly that you have all the information when you clearly are wrong.

I don't know how you can ignore the vases, how you can ignore the statues, the symmetry and the construction of the faces.

Well, the issue with the drill bits is the revolutions per minute, right?

I mean, the cores.

But you have no idea of the power source, no idea of what the material was that cut.

Well.

Can I pause you for a second here?

Are the oldest tools that they found copper?

And what are the dates of the oldest tools?

Titanium alloys?

So when you find – The term alloy, doesn't that refer to something that has – It's melted, right, that's been put together.

But, uh, it's a play with devil's advocate.

Would that be evidence of a lack of a chain of custody that perhaps someone was potentially using titanium to see if they could