Matt Beall

The civilization was going to collapse and almost everyone would die.

Do you think that you know what that cycle was?

Is it that 12,000-year cycle, or what's the cycle time?

Yeah, for sure.

Let's do that.

I want to maybe before we get there, just paint a little total clear picture for the audience of what did this civilization look like?

Like, where did they begin?

I guess, you know, the LeChamp, I think you're saying like 42,000 years ago, the LeChamp or Adam excursion was around that same time period.

So when do you think the civilization started?

And then kind of what was what was kind of happening around that time?

I don't know.

And you've been consistent with that number for a long time.

And so, I mean, back then, you know, 40 plus thousand years ago, there's Denisovans on the planet, right?

So, I mean, what percentage of, I guess, what percentage of Homo sapiens were a part of this, you know, a part of this civilization?

And was it everybody, you know, or were there, assume there were, you know?

outliers or outskirts or people who lived you know off the grid or whatever and then you know when you look at another species of of uh hominoids at that time like how does that how does that fit into i just i guess i'm just trying to visualize the world at the beginning of this civilization i think the first thing we need to do is reformulate a few things

And I guess to add, I guess, I'm sorry, but also during the Ice Age, right?

So now we've got, it's not like an equatorial civilization completely necessarily, but there's a lot more ice on the planet.

And so people are going to be forced more towards those Egypt and, you know, Turkey and... De-glaciated areas.

Are you saying the Sumerians, so the Sumerian tablets?