Raul Bilecky

I mean, he got so much shit from the academic community for his research time in Monteverde and this site.

Which is interesting how consistent it is.

It's still going on today the same way.

And they're always wrong, right?

It's like you would think you might want to have an open – just leave some room and –

The young archaeologists are.

I think there's a lot of young archaeologists that have grown up with the internet and they're really paying attention to this stuff and they're realizing.

And also when you're young and you grow up with the internet, you realize like gatekeepers of information are a real problem.

And they always have been.

And they're wrong about so many things.

I mean they're wrong about virtually everything.

The official narrative of almost everything has holes in it.

Something you said earlier, too, like this age of study and exploration and radiocarbon, it's not that old.

We've only been doing this type of research for 100 years with some of the new advancements.

You don't think something else is going to come along that might knock that out?

Right.

You don't want to leave room for that?

Right.

It's kind of dickish.

It's very dickish, but no need to focus on the dicks.