Luke Caverns

And so I applied to the University of Athens in Greece, and I was really into the classics, and I was going to go for that. And then I just had this – let's just say I was in the jungle, and I had a mind-opening experience, and I was reminded of the fact that – My purpose here, the reason I started doing all this was continuing my family's legacy. I'm interested in a lot of different things.

And so I applied to the University of Athens in Greece, and I was really into the classics, and I was going to go for that. And then I just had this – let's just say I was in the jungle, and I had a mind-opening experience, and I was reminded of the fact that – My purpose here, the reason I started doing all this was continuing my family's legacy. I'm interested in a lot of different things.

And so I applied to the University of Athens in Greece, and I was really into the classics, and I was going to go for that. And then I just had this – let's just say I was in the jungle, and I had a mind-opening experience, and I was reminded of the fact that – My purpose here, the reason I started doing all this was continuing my family's legacy. I'm interested in a lot of different things.

I'm not going to specialize. I'm not going to hunker down in this academic path or whatever. I just decided I'm not going to go through with this. I start publishing content in my research on the Americas again. And the Americas are very mysterious. I mean, very comparable to Egypt. The amount of questions that haven't been answered is insane. And the Olmec world is fascinating.

I'm not going to specialize. I'm not going to hunker down in this academic path or whatever. I just decided I'm not going to go through with this. I start publishing content in my research on the Americas again. And the Americas are very mysterious. I mean, very comparable to Egypt. The amount of questions that haven't been answered is insane. And the Olmec world is fascinating.

I'm not going to specialize. I'm not going to hunker down in this academic path or whatever. I just decided I'm not going to go through with this. I start publishing content in my research on the Americas again. And the Americas are very mysterious. I mean, very comparable to Egypt. The amount of questions that haven't been answered is insane. And the Olmec world is fascinating.

And so, you know, Graham in Fingerprints of the Gods, he talks about how the Olmecs, he thought that they may have like African features. And, of course, that was 1995.

And so, you know, Graham in Fingerprints of the Gods, he talks about how the Olmecs, he thought that they may have like African features. And, of course, that was 1995.

And so, you know, Graham in Fingerprints of the Gods, he talks about how the Olmecs, he thought that they may have like African features. And, of course, that was 1995.

And so, I don't know, 2015, you guys are talking, and he's like, well, you know, I published that then, but DNA research has come out that says that these people don't have African DNA in them and that maybe this is Polynesian, maybe this is Australasian people intermixing, and that's why they have this unique look, whatever.

And so, I don't know, 2015, you guys are talking, and he's like, well, you know, I published that then, but DNA research has come out that says that these people don't have African DNA in them and that maybe this is Polynesian, maybe this is Australasian people intermixing, and that's why they have this unique look, whatever.

And so, I don't know, 2015, you guys are talking, and he's like, well, you know, I published that then, but DNA research has come out that says that these people don't have African DNA in them and that maybe this is Polynesian, maybe this is Australasian people intermixing, and that's why they have this unique look, whatever.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And these monuments just kind of sit underneath these metal roofs to protect them from the rain. It's like this completely lost civilization.

And these monuments just kind of sit underneath these metal roofs to protect them from the rain. It's like this completely lost civilization.