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<blockquote data-quote="Hermetic Seal" data-source="post: 959393" data-attributes="member: 10915">I'm just now coming across Graham Hancock's material thanks to Joe Rogan's podcasts. Absolutely fascinating stuff. I don't know that he's got it all figured out, but it seems likely that he's got his finger on the truth with his hypothesis that civilization is much older than we've been taught. What I haven't seen talked about much in relation to his catastrophic theories about the Younger Dryas event is the fairly recent discovery of large volumes of water deep below the Earth's surface, in the mantle. I can't shake the idea that there's some relation between this and ancient flood narratives, along with Hancock's brand of catastrophism. It feels like a lot of the pieces are in place to construct some sort of comprehensive picture that will synchronize things that seem increasingly related - Atlantis and other mythic lost civilizations, megaliths at Gobeckli Tepe, Stonehenge, Polynesia, etc., ancient flood accounts, geological evidence, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hermetic Seal, post: 959393, member: 10915"] I'm just now coming across Graham Hancock's material thanks to Joe Rogan's podcasts. Absolutely fascinating stuff. I don't know that he's got it all figured out, but it seems likely that he's got his finger on the truth with his hypothesis that civilization is much older than we've been taught. What I haven't seen talked about much in relation to his catastrophic theories about the Younger Dryas event is the fairly recent discovery of large volumes of water deep below the Earth's surface, in the mantle. I can't shake the idea that there's some relation between this and ancient flood narratives, along with Hancock's brand of catastrophism. It feels like a lot of the pieces are in place to construct some sort of comprehensive picture that will synchronize things that seem increasingly related - Atlantis and other mythic lost civilizations, megaliths at Gobeckli Tepe, Stonehenge, Polynesia, etc., ancient flood accounts, geological evidence, etc. [/QUOTE]

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