Mike Collins
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465 appearances
9 recordings
5 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 17 Jun
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What's great about this picture is it does show, it doesn't show everything, but you can see how they're changing. They're changing a lot of stuff and we'll get into that. But I do want to point out like that stuff, like that doorway, these, these were added, they cut through that wall.
That's not original. Okay. Got it. Got it. Yeah.
Absolutely. I love Peru. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Peru is one of those places that, you know, especially with Cusco, I like to call Cusco the Rome of South America. Peru is amazing. And what's so amazing about Peru is that it's still... giving up secrets and new places and people are discovering new things.
Um, but you know, Peru, in my opinion is comparable if not surpassing, um, places like Egypt and, you know, having visited them both, I think, uh, you know, Peru is a hundred percent comparable and it's such a, um, a pleasant place to visit as well. Uh,
and um you know you do into certain parts have to get used to the altitude i know you had that first couple days were legit yeah yeah it'll get you yep yep but yeah wonderful place um and what i thought was really interesting when we were talking last night was that uh was sex a woman your just first site in peru to visit or was it your first ancient site to visit
Yeah. Okay. 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.
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.
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.
And the feel that I get walking these sites is that almost every major site, if not all of them around the world have been inherited by the cultures that we currently attribute them to. Um, And that is... The content that I put out generally, like we were talking before, I really want to inspire people to think for themselves. But as far as my opinion, so I'm not pushing an agenda or a thought.
Usually what I'm trying to do is document the site and share that with the viewer. But... my opinion from what i've seen around the world at all these different these places everywhere is that there's a a common thread linking all of them together uh not not one common thread a rope of threads and
everything that i see indicates you know whether it's the construction as you go up levels in time getting less and less precise you know whether it's just feeling like you know the hieroglyphs or petroglyphs or whatever different types of stuff are carved into these structures feeling more like graffiti and not a part of that structure originally
whatever it is the handbags yeah all of this the walls right yeah the pyramids uh yeah there's a lot there's a lot of commonalities exactly and so I think um what what fits to me in my head is that there was some kind of ancient culture that was in connection, spanning the globe. I think it's, I think we see different, differing types of, of things across the world.
So you get different things like when you, like what we were just talking about between Egypt and Peru, but a lot of the same types of features are still there. There's a stylistically maybe different, but, you know, I, I, I think that there was some kind of cataclysm that, you know,
Maybe there were different cultures, but they were all sharing these similar understanding of the world with which they existed in and how to do certain things. Similar technology. Right. Similar technology. And then something wiped everyone out and everyone had to start over. And now we're thousands and thousands of years removed from that. And so, of course, there's been all sorts of.
you know, myths, legends, and things that have developed over the years being passed down from culture to culture. But even those still ring of similarities with each other. Um, but, uh, Yeah, that's kind of where I stand on it. Cool.
it's incredible and i definitely want to say because somebody has put it out recently that was kind of funny to see who's had a lot of controversial stuff going on lately that it's that you can't get there and it's hard to go to which is absolutely not true you you you can just go to easter island yeah it's not hard at all and it's amazing it's like paradise um and uh
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