Luke Caverns
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
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I don't have the time to like dive into this, but I'm looking forward to seeing, uh, what it turns into. And like I was saying, you know, you and I both know there are people in Egypt that are going to, are going to go figure out what's going on and, publish something about it.
Yeah. Now, I was talking to, I was talking to Johanna the other day, and I was, we were talking, and when I was in Egypt, I was noticing, you know, when you go to the Giza Plateau, it's like a pincushion with these labyrinths and shafts that are all over the plateau, just falling off into the earth, and they're so interconnected under the ground, like you've got the Osiris shafts and everything.
And I was talking to Egyptologists while I was in Egypt, and I was saying, what's the likelihood that the pyramid could have covered up
older shafts and tunnels that used to have entrances up here on the top of the up here on the top of the plateau that they just covered it up and now it's sealed off and you can't get into it but maybe there's still something in there and then everyone i asked was like no no that's that that didn't happen i'm like well why And he's like, well, Khufu wouldn't have done that.
You know, these guys wouldn't have done that. I'm like, what do you mean? Did you know the guy? Yeah. Do we know anything about him? Well, here's the really odd thing is I had an Egyptologist tell me that Khufu wouldn't have done that, you know? Yeah. He goes, Khufu wouldn't have done that. He wouldn't have covered up a different tomb. That's not something that they did. And I'm like, really?
That's creepy to say that.
Yeah, and it's not like we can know him in the way that you can know Plato or Socrates or something. Nobody knows anything about him. But then I was thinking, you know, there's a village that used to exist over there that Menkaure just turned over and removed everybody from their homes to build his valley temple. So, you know, there's evidence.
There's more evidence to say that they were disrupting things going on and building on top of things. And it's such an Egyptian thing to tear down a temple and build something new out of it. I don't know why you would say that. Yeah. Yeah, that's the way it is all over the world.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, well, and I think that, and that's sort of, you know, I was kind of like poking at him for like anything more, you know, just something more than what's traditionally known. I mean, even the most...
even the most boring, conservative idea of that could be there are shafts in there that hold tombs or whatever that are older than the pyramid that are now sealed off, but is there stuff still in there that's completely cut off? And they were completely opposed to this idea. And so that's when I was talking to Johanna the other day, and I was saying, well, you know,
I don't have any doubt that they're really, you know, that those scans maybe did pick up some kind of void underneath Koffer's Pyramid. But when they make it out to be like it's a machine or something, you know, I don't know. I mean, at the very least, I would say that there's shafts and tunnels under there that lead to something ancient.
But, you know, as far as I can't give any credence or credibility to what people think they might be because nobody really knows, you know.
Oh, yeah. I'd love to talk about this. Yeah. Yeah, so as we were talking a little bit earlier, you know, the origins of Western civilization just had been eating away at me for a long time. I never really talk about modern-day history, just because I try to keep my channel and what I do as an escape from real life, you know...
The ancient world, as dangerous as it was, is this safe, nice place that we can go to now and just get immersed in it. And that's kind of what I try to do. But I'm as red-blooded American patriotic as anybody gets. And I love United States history. I love what the United States represents, that we are...
ideologically speaking, supposed to be the heroic civilization that grabbed its own destiny and is trying to execute this American experiment as best as possible, right? We're such a unique people. And I love that about us. And you look at just the boys that went off in World War II. Think about those guys that got drafted. That is the United States of America. I love the United States.
And we are so deeply tied to the Greeks in so many ways. I can see ourselves in them when I study them. Um, not to get, not to get like overly, overly, uh, into the nuances of it, but think about the, um, think about the, the, the battle of Thermopylae with the Spartans, the movie 300, right? Um,
there's a lot of nuance here, but it's the first time when, when Darius and then his son Xerxes are trying to invade. And as the movie, as the movie 300 goes, it says Darius is annoyed by the idea, by the idea of Greek freedom. You know, there are these Greeks who are starting to realize that they're getting away from Kings, you know, the whole ancient, think about this,
The whole ancient world was ruled by strong men. If you study ancient Egypt, the idea is that it started off with chieftains, and then you have these villages that are ruled by a strong man who asserts his dominance, and then he establishes his own little government, and eventually it grew up into regional rulers, and then one day it culminates into a pharaoh, right?
Well, that's the same way in the rest of the ancient world. All of the Americas, as far as we know, were ruled by kings or emperors. But there's this... on the Aegean, in Greece, these men had this realization that they could build a civilization that wasn't ruled by a king. It kind of evolves.
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