Mike Collins

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Yeah. Totally agree. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Totally agree. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Totally agree. Yeah. Yeah.

The hesitation here is that I loved Egypt. Egypt is a hard country to visit, I think. It's intense. It was one of the more challenging countries, especially if you're rolling solo, which is kind of how I do. But Peru is 100% comparable. I think that they're very... You have these incredible megalithic, mind-blowing sights, right? But the type of construction, it can be very different.

The hesitation here is that I loved Egypt. Egypt is a hard country to visit, I think. It's intense. It was one of the more challenging countries, especially if you're rolling solo, which is kind of how I do. But Peru is 100% comparable. I think that they're very... You have these incredible megalithic, mind-blowing sights, right? But the type of construction, it can be very different.

The hesitation here is that I loved Egypt. Egypt is a hard country to visit, I think. It's intense. It was one of the more challenging countries, especially if you're rolling solo, which is kind of how I do. But Peru is 100% comparable. I think that they're very... You have these incredible megalithic, mind-blowing sights, right? But the type of construction, it can be very different.

And so they're very unique from each other in that regard, other than that they are both exhibiting these incredible displays of engineering marvels in terms of the size of the... these megalithic structures. Yeah. It's actually, well, mom being the perfect example.

And so they're very unique from each other in that regard, other than that they are both exhibiting these incredible displays of engineering marvels in terms of the size of the... these megalithic structures. Yeah. It's actually, well, mom being the perfect example.

And so they're very unique from each other in that regard, other than that they are both exhibiting these incredible displays of engineering marvels in terms of the size of the... these megalithic structures. Yeah. It's actually, well, mom being the perfect example.

Yeah. So having been to so many places around the world on every continent, you see the same examples of stuff repeated. And so, you know, we're not just talking about architectural engineering or these massive structures is the moving of megalithic blocks and stones and different things like that. But we're talking about symbology, myths, legends, all sorts of stuff.

Yeah. So having been to so many places around the world on every continent, you see the same examples of stuff repeated. And so, you know, we're not just talking about architectural engineering or these massive structures is the moving of megalithic blocks and stones and different things like that. But we're talking about symbology, myths, legends, all sorts of stuff.

Yeah. So having been to so many places around the world on every continent, you see the same examples of stuff repeated. And so, you know, we're not just talking about architectural engineering or these massive structures is the moving of megalithic blocks and stones and different things like that. But we're talking about symbology, myths, legends, all sorts of stuff.

So it runs the gamut on these different types of things around the world that all share these commonalities. all the way down to specific types of features within the stone working from, you know, nubs to pinch holes to the type of tooling marks left behind. They're all found in these supposed disconnected cultures around the world from supposed different time periods.

So it runs the gamut on these different types of things around the world that all share these commonalities. all the way down to specific types of features within the stone working from, you know, nubs to pinch holes to the type of tooling marks left behind. They're all found in these supposed disconnected cultures around the world from supposed different time periods.

So it runs the gamut on these different types of things around the world that all share these commonalities. all the way down to specific types of features within the stone working from, you know, nubs to pinch holes to the type of tooling marks left behind. They're all found in these supposed disconnected cultures around the world from supposed different time periods.

which by modern understanding in some ways are separated by thousands of years and should have had no contact or understanding of each other. But you see these examples repeated over and over all throughout the world. And yeah, you know, what I keep seeing is things kind of, coalescing around specific date, like going back further than 10,000 years.

which by modern understanding in some ways are separated by thousands of years and should have had no contact or understanding of each other. But you see these examples repeated over and over all throughout the world. And yeah, you know, what I keep seeing is things kind of, coalescing around specific date, like going back further than 10,000 years.