We Need to Delete 500 Years of Fake History - Lance Weaver, DemystifySci #370

This was my whole reason for becoming a Yale College Archaeologist 50 years ago: the Biblical/Sumerian/Egyptian timeline problem, and it is just getting attention again today. Dating is screwed up in other places, including reliance on certain dating methodologies where various constants are variable with catastrophic cyclical events (good to see Velikovsky mentioned, as he should be).

Loosing the library of Alexandria was catastrophic to conversations like this.

The fact that this topic appears *so* controversial, especially after reading through the comments and seeing how many different theories and ideas are in competition for trying to make sense of human chronology, really highlights the need for much more of these discussions. It's terribly unfortunate but we may never know, thanks to the combination of ancient historians and political blocs who inserted false data, or covered up/obfuscated real data. It gets very murky very quickly.

I'm not a geologist and as soon as I saw where the ice cap was located during the younger dryas, I knew something was off. Then I found out they were pulling preserved mammoths out of permafrost, and I was positive that we are missing something.

It's always so interesting how the mainstream will call someone a racist for suggesting knowledge may have been shared amongst civilisations, but it's not racist when archeologists completely discount the indigenous legends and myths....

DemystifySci take a look at Anatoly Timofeevich Fomenko a Soviet and Russian professor of Mathematics at Moscow State University, a topologist and member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is a painter and illustrator of original artworks inspired by topological objects and structures. His books argue that that Medieval chronology has been manipulated, so DemystifySci Podcast if youre interested in these writings, find a proponent of Femenkos theories to interview , it may cause a moment of pause for you and the viewers, regards from a conspiracy connoisseur

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I so enjoyed listening to this. Thanks

I love smart people! Thank you for sharing!

Some very thought-provoking ideas, good to hear, thanks for sharing! What a great idea to focus on world-changing theories, we need more of this type of discussion! Keep up the good work. I like Lance's thinking, it's clear he's put a lot of time and effort into figuring out some of these difficult dilemmas in history. He seems very honest and genuine, which is sorely lacking in research fields these days. Also, not directly related to the video topic, but I was surprised to hear Lance arguing for newer dates of the pyramids, around the New Kingdom? I'd be curious to hear how he arrives at such dating. It's very clear they did not have the sophistication, no records of tools anywhere close to the level of sophistication needed. But we do have evidence of very sophisticated tools being used, such as circular saws, advanced drills, and signs of technology we don't quite understand or have at this point in our civilization. Things like the stone vases and massive 1,000+ ton megaliths should conclusively lead us to admit the Egyptians were not capable of this. I would HIGHLY recommend checking out Ben's UnchartedX channel to bring yourself up to speed on the arguments here. He has done some phenomenal work in this field, showing many obvious pieces of evidence that lead to what I think is the most reasonable conclusion: the Egyptians inherited these massive megalithic structures. If you posit the earth being very old, and humanity with it, then you realize this is not at all a wild claim, but completely feasible. We've developed some pretty wild tech in just maybe 10,000 years or so, imagine if a culture pre-ice age had 20,000+ years...