Jordan Crowder

But then you see stuff like that and you're like, I don't even know if we could do that now.

I mean, some of that stuff is just so beautiful and precise and so much intention behind it, you know, and it's inspiring to see that humans have always been capable of these amazing things.

Yeah.

It's pretty interesting, but there's... But we know for a fact, we have found many, many ancient artifacts that show that back then they were A, capable of making extraordinary stuff, and that B, that was a part of their culture, was making these beautiful, like very robust, I mean, things that probably did take them years to make.

That also pulls into play, did they maybe have what we call modern machinery back then?

I mean, there's a lot of sites around the world, geolithic sites that are hard for us to explain without using some sort of precision engineering and machinery.

So maybe they had access to these things that we don't think they did.

You know, who knows?

I mean, they even found, you know, 60,000 years ago, they found that jewelry in that cave in Russia from the Denisovans.

Right.

You know, that's 60,000 years ago.

And that was, it looked like it was drilled with a drill bit.

It was.

Yeah.

And maybe they had a manual way to do that, but that's still what we would call modern machinery.

Right.

You know, 60,000 years ago.

Yeah.

I always say the truth does not mind being challenged.

If it's true, bring it, because it'll still be true in the end.