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Graham Hancock

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2358 total appearances

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The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

that we have a LIDAR survey of the whole of the Amazon. That's what I'd like to see. And it wouldn't be a billion dollar project because it can be done with drones now. It could be relatively cost efficient.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

that we have a LIDAR survey of the whole of the Amazon. That's what I'd like to see. And it wouldn't be a billion dollar project because it can be done with drones now. It could be relatively cost efficient.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

that we have a LIDAR survey of the whole of the Amazon. That's what I'd like to see. And it wouldn't be a billion dollar project because it can be done with drones now. It could be relatively cost efficient.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Yeah. And we have the tech. We can do that. We can do a LiDAR survey of the Amazon.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Yeah. And we have the tech. We can do that. We can do a LiDAR survey of the Amazon.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Yeah. And we have the tech. We can do that. We can do a LiDAR survey of the Amazon.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

I think it was in Ecuador or Colombia. I can't remember. That was Percy Fawcett, wasn't it? And kind of... echo of that earlier discovery of lost cities in the Amazon. These stories won't go away because there is a hidden past in the Amazon and because there were cities in the Amazon and God knows what was in them, you know, before the Spanish came along and destroyed everything.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

I think it was in Ecuador or Colombia. I can't remember. That was Percy Fawcett, wasn't it? And kind of... echo of that earlier discovery of lost cities in the Amazon. These stories won't go away because there is a hidden past in the Amazon and because there were cities in the Amazon and God knows what was in them, you know, before the Spanish came along and destroyed everything.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

I think it was in Ecuador or Colombia. I can't remember. That was Percy Fawcett, wasn't it? And kind of... echo of that earlier discovery of lost cities in the Amazon. These stories won't go away because there is a hidden past in the Amazon and because there were cities in the Amazon and God knows what was in them, you know, before the Spanish came along and destroyed everything.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

If we could find it was a real place, I wish we could.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

If we could find it was a real place, I wish we could.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

If we could find it was a real place, I wish we could.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Wow. I think we're going to find the lost city of X and Y as well.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Wow. I think we're going to find the lost city of X and Y as well.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Wow. I think we're going to find the lost city of X and Y as well.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

And W. Maybe ABCD. And possibly ABC and D too.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

And W. Maybe ABCD. And possibly ABC and D too.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

And W. Maybe ABCD. And possibly ABC and D too.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Yeah, not enough is known. And I think it's right and proper that we have curiosity about our past. And I think it's unfortunate that people, including myself, who express that curiosity... without any dogma, but simply are mystified by problems from the past, are so likely to get slapped down and face this abusive power grab by archaeology who are saying the past is ours.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2215 - Graham Hancock

Yeah, not enough is known. And I think it's right and proper that we have curiosity about our past. And I think it's unfortunate that people, including myself, who express that curiosity... without any dogma, but simply are mystified by problems from the past, are so likely to get slapped down and face this abusive power grab by archaeology who are saying the past is ours.