Luke Brown
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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Even the show they talk about it. Yeah, he talks about that. From a whole, what are your thoughts on Graham Hancock? Because I don't have my thoughts. I have my thoughts.
No one else has your thoughts.
Hooper, I'm with you, man. What I think is fascinating about Graham is that, like you said, I think he's like 95% there, right? If you're not familiar with Graham Hancock's work, There are now two seasons of what's called Ancient Apocalypse on Netflix. For a lot of people, this is their introduction to Graham and his work. And he's been doing this for decades.
And his whole thing is he's a journalist, but he's an alternative historian is what he calls himself. And what he believes is that the narrative we've been told about history isn't true. And I think maybe all of us sitting here would say that's a fact. And he gets almost all the way there. What he talks about is an ancient pre-civilization that survives a cataclysm.
And then his whole way of sussing this out is there are these enlightened travelers that show up and they teach mankind civilization. Graham is not...
That's exactly what he calls them. He calls them these enlightened travelers. They're from this pre-civilization, and they show the survivors of the cataclysm. They show them how to do civilization. What's interesting is Graham doesn't talk about the Bible. He talks about the sense of the Bible backing up his claims in some of these places, but he doesn't go that direction.
For us, I know we ascribe to the biblical narrative, right? So you have Genesis 6, you have Watcher Angels, Book of Enoch really expounds upon that. You have these angels that come down and they teach, even the Bible, they talk about they teach humans civilization, right? Whether it be... How to make weapons, how to animal husbandry.
It can go a weird way, but that's just essentially how to break and ride horses and have agriculture. How to kind of roots, pharmakia. These are the things that come down as technological trading, right? And so I love about 95% of what he does because he's on it. And what you're talking about is he goes to these megaliths, whether it be Easter Island or Peru and Cusco, Greece, Sardinia.
You have these places where the construction is what Nate and I talked about when we were in Peru with Tim Alvarino. The construction, the older construction is better. It's very obvious that they've built on top with worse construction.
Right, we would call it the golden age, right? This idea when the gods walked with man. And you had the Nephilim, you had giants. Graham's not big on giants either. So he has these little holes where it's like, I picture like a jigsaw puzzle where Hancock's put together like 95% of the puzzle, but he's lost some of the pieces.
And some of these pieces actually show you what the whole picture looks like, as far as I'm concerned.
Yeah.
Those become problems, then, because you have to point back. This is the whole thing. We made a joke at BlurryCon with the giant skeleton, which actually caused quite the... Yeah, honestly, shame on you.
I was hoping we were going to get to that. The Facebook page was not happy about there being giant skeletons. But the idea is that this is part of the cover-up, if you will. And we've done this ad nauseum, Nate, and you guys have talked about it on your show as well, that they're... are countless, if not thousands, of stories of people digging up giant bones.
And then through every culture, ancient cultural civilization, there are stories of giants and there are depictions of giants. But this also becomes taboo.
I mean... I don't know a place where that isn't something... Ominous. Ominous or nefarious, right?
That's fine, though. You know where that comes from, right? Let's not talk about it. That's Moses. That's fine. Stop, Luke. The symbol for medicine actually comes from the idea of what Moses holds up, the serpents on... Which is interesting. It's very interesting. And I feel like that's very positive. And it heals afflictions, which is a weird part of the Bible.
yeah like in 2026 i think i don't think it's for anything nefarious i think they're actually just trying to like preserve it which is great but like it does seem weird there's so many people visiting so much traffic there that like yeah you have these ancient structures that's another one that's interesting though like even at machu picchu the incan tradition the knowledge passed down is that they found it it was the abode of the gods that's like that's recorded like they found it yes there's some big ones i didn't know that tombo
Oh, you're talking about the massive... I mean, Sacsayhuaman is the one that has these insane... They weigh more than anything.
That's always the problem, right? And when we were at a Jantai Tambo, when Nate and I were there with Tim and our crew from Blurry, you can sit up on this – On this big mountain. This is always the thing too. The most impractical of building is they're moving these megalithic stones that are just tons and tons up on top of a mountain. Machu Picchu is on top of a mountain. Cusco is higher.
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