Matt Beall

Yeah, is the boxes in the Serapium consistent with modern machinery, for example?

And he's not saying they're modern, he's saying they're consistent with modern machinery.

So there's plenty of ancient sites that are consistent with what we could do today, or even better than what we could do today.

Yeah, that was not in the official historical record.

I mean, now they're scrambling to explain all the stuff that they find.

And that's what I love the most about the ancient civilization community is just how much stuff they find and how many discrepancies and inconsistencies they find and point out.

And it is rewriting.

As much as the mainstream hates open-minded thinkers, it's rewriting the narrative and it's helping them get their story straight.

So it's really, there should be appreciation, I think, for people who are thinking about things with an open mind.

100%.

Yeah, the truth needs no defense.

So why are they defending?

Yeah, I do, because it's an ego thing.

It's become a part of themselves, and they feel like when people question history,

the data that they're laying out to people, that it's a direct attack on them because it's their ego.

It's associated with them as an individual.

This is my belief.

Once it turns into a belief and it's no longer, I'm pretty sure about this, or I'm 90% sure.

Once it turns into a belief, then that's when things get defended and argued and combative and very, very ugly sometimes.

So