Dominic Sandbrook

And we're told... Gusts of laughter.

Yeah.

They cut him down after a few moments and they dragged him to Hernando Pizarro's lodging.

So this is the bloke who's been travelling with him.

Quote, his legs and arms burned and his tendons shriveled.

And we're told that Hernando was quite nice to him and tended him.

Exactly.

I like grilling.

He's not dead.

But I have to tell you that for Chalcochima, and indeed for Atahualpa, there is not going to be a very happy ending.

Yeah, I've always been fascinated by the great mysteries of history.

Like what happened to the Maya civilization of Central America?

Why were all those great cities deserted?

But Tom, there's one mystery that's always fascinated you, isn't there?

Well, you know, one of the things that makes history so fascinating is the kind of back and forth between sources to try and explain these great mysteries.

And you know what's built for that kind of thinking?

Claude is built for that way of thinking.

It doesn't smooth things over.

It helps you dig into the disagreement to reveal something new.

And Anthropic just committed to not running adverts in Claude.