Suruthi
speaker
1,385 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Suruthi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But I saw a really great meme of a shark, which you'll enjoy.
And you know the RSPCA have that, like, A Dog's for Life, Not Just for Christmas campaign.
Yeah.
And it's this shark, and he's like, I'm not a birthday present.
I'm not a Christmas present.
I'm a 400-year commitment.
LAUGHTER
The discovery of Gobekli Tepe pushed back the timings of which we believed our ancestors were capable of building such structures by nearly six millennia.
Mm-hmm.
And I do genuinely think, and I probably am being unfair, but it's dark and I'm sad.
I suppose that element of it is that, you know, if they accept this rhetoric, their entire careers have been wrong.
This drives me up the wall, even just in day to day interactions with people.
It's okay to change your mind.
That's fine.
That's better, actually, because it means that you're constantly analyzing.
It just...
Anyway, because there's such a big gap between the previously discovered ancient megalithic sites on the same scale and Gobekli Tepe, and also because there's a lack of evidence at the moment, it might come, of the evolution of hunter-gatherers to point that they could build something like Gobekli Tepe, it makes some people, like Big G Hancock, question where this knowledge came from.
How did a bunch of hunter-gatherers seemingly out of nowhere build something as big as Gobekli Tepe?
I know Graham isn't saying this, but I'm absolutely saying aliens.
Construction on Göbekli Tepe and the surrounding sites ended around 8000 BC.
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