🤔 Is Joe Rogan the best podcast host in history? (Why, or why not?)

@Bahumbug123

Жыл бұрын

yes cause he just wants the truth..the no bullshit truth and its pointless to lie to him cause he will call them out for lying Hes given real truth seekers and free thinkers a platform to challenge mainstream historians.

@madonnismatorey4368

Жыл бұрын

Heck no, hes not even top 10. Logan Paul's impaulsive is better than JRE. But that's just my opinion

@oceman5446

Жыл бұрын

@@madonnismatorey4368 wuuuut? lol

@modulusquantum6455

Жыл бұрын

@@madonnismatorey4368 Bill And Ted's Big Adventure: UFO EXPERT DR. GREER REVEALS FIRST EVER PHOTO OF AN ALIEN - IMPAULSIVE EP. 107

@modulusquantum6455

Жыл бұрын

​@@madonnismatorey4368 Wm Shatner voice "...Better, you say?"

Academic dogma is so frustrating why can't they just admit they have no clue

@jackb8598

Жыл бұрын

I bet you literally never used the word dogma until Graham did

@kurt2612

Жыл бұрын

Ego

@slicedbacon2861

Жыл бұрын

Cause that would end the flow of $$$...!!

@fouronegee

Жыл бұрын

@@jackb8598 don't project your insecurities on others...literally

@Benspooky

Жыл бұрын

Because they wrote book's about it and don't want to say they are wrong

I mentioned the pyramids possibly were not built as tombs and the sphinx could be much older than we think on a reddit thread and was BRUTALLY attacked by people who literally have never read anything on the topic other than having been told in school. It was insane how close minded people really are

@missmorla1339

Жыл бұрын

No burials ever took place in the pyramids, ever. The sphinx is from 24,000 years before Egyptians when Africa was a jungle and the Lioness Goddess ruled and is the reason for only one and not a pair, why it is not aligned with the pyramids. The Egyptians defaced the lioness with their pharaoh as the culling of the divine feminine for the patriarchal uprising.

@SUPPORTYOURSELF

Жыл бұрын

sounds exactly like reddit

@LordSignur

Жыл бұрын

yes aznd the goa-uld tempered with our technology as well. The stargate program exist in usa of course. try to get a brain ?

@joaquinspandex7870

Жыл бұрын

Your first mistake was using Reddit. Like tribalism? That's reddit.

@Rizzatouille

Жыл бұрын

Damn bro u were brutally attack by words

One noticeable difference with the Sphinx and the body is that the head is much smaller in size by comparison. It is believed that the head was originally a Lions Head and later carved into the Sphinx which would explain the small size. I believe the Egyptians did not build neither the Sphinx nor the Pyramids, but they inherited them as such. The positioning of the Pyramids alignment dates back before the time of the Egyptians. The Anciant Sumerians I believe were far more advanced than anyone can imagine given the stone work found around the world dating back thousands of years that we cannot duplicate today. Maybe someday we will unlock the secret that eludes us today on how advanced ancient civilization really was.

@KrossBillNye

Жыл бұрын

Or the Egyptian ancestors did build it but under the rule of a civilization that controlled much of the known world before it's fall.

@SlickArmor

Жыл бұрын

@@KrossBillNye that civilization could have also ruled a larger part of the universe. Perhaps a large contingency of them foresaw some coming catastrophe and bounced.

@kingrobert1st

Жыл бұрын

The Sphynx's body resembles more a dog than a lion. Maybe the God Anubis.

@KrossBillNye

Жыл бұрын

@@SlickArmor Bounced or was caught off guard with the huge tsumami that wiped them out. Advanced as you are, Nature is scary.

@pugman99

Ай бұрын

The body and tail are without any doubt a dog's body, so originally, it must have had a dog's head.

It's becoming very apparent in all the scientific fields, there are too many individuals claiming to be the Science, therefore standing in the way of Science. Great work..

@thomasmount3530

Жыл бұрын

Nah that view is a thing but you can't do it in black and white because governments need legitimate scientists to lie for them (because countries lie to each other still) - so we need rebel scientists AND scientists both.

@WorldwideDarts

Жыл бұрын

Over the last 2 years I've learned that scientists aren't as smart as I once thought. Some of them anyway

@kpeezyforsheezy

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think you guys fully comprehend how science operates…

@reneed6954

Жыл бұрын

@@kpeezyforsheezy Science is the testing of theories against evidence, there is no proof/evidence the sphinx is as young as mainstream Egyptology suggests yet there is geological proof/evidence of it being much older.

@forsaken22

Жыл бұрын

​@@kpeezyforsheezy Apparently half of the people in academia share that problem.

If Zahi Hawas wasn’t hogging the whole scene as if he solely owned it, so much more would’ve been explored and discovered by now. His crimes are crimes against humanity

@user-px2sn8pr5t

Жыл бұрын

Zahi Hawas is evil

@basemgerges1979

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelsummers7327 and a narcissistic attention seeking illiterate with a cowboy hat who can’t take being told he’s an idiot

@Lexina-Kruiser

Жыл бұрын

Can't wait for the news that this legend as gone to the next level, like all other famous and old celebs. CLEAR THE AIR

@dnajee8805

Жыл бұрын

He the 😈

@lordsirmegalodonz7091

Жыл бұрын

Zahi is a sell out.

- Before the sphinx was coverd in some sort of plaster to protect it from detorriating any further a wheater pattern could be seen that could only be caused by heavy rain fall. - The last time such heavy rain fall occured in Egypt was +/- 10000 years b.c. - The oldest parts of the temple in front of the sphinx appear to be older than the 3 big pyramids, all the pieces of the temple that are from the same time as the 3 big pyramids are believed to be renovation/restoration work. - If you look at an arial picture of the 3 big pyramids of Giza they depict the position of the constalation of orion from +/- 10000 years b.c.? - The Sphinx is aligned with the constellation of Leo around 10500 B.C. during the start of the age of Leo. Archeologists always thought that the face of the sphinx represent the pharaoh Khafre. Frank Domingo, a New York Police Department forensic expert once compared the head on a small statue of the pharaoh Khafre with the head of the sphinx and concluded that they don't look alike. The forensic draftsman concluded after carefull research that the head of the sphinx most likely resembles an African individual (Nubian). Pliny the Elder's account of the Great Sphinx dating to the 1st century CE states: "[the inhabitants of the region] are of the opinion that a King Harmais is buried inside it...." (Pliny Natural History Book 36, Chapter 17. ) It is thought that the burial may not have occurred during the actual building of the Sphinx but much later. Could the face also be this King Harmais, recarved at the same later date...? The "secret Chamber" beneath the Sphinx is not really secret at all. It was known about for centuries, but forgotten in our own time. It was last described in print in 1953... yes, as recent as that. Countless subsequent speculations about secret chambers have all been published without anyone having any recollection or knowledge of the many accounts of the real secret chamber that have appeared in print since 1672. Published accounts of the chamber appeared several times in print during the 281 years that have elapsed from the first to the last mention of it. The location and measurements of the entrance shaft are known, as is the location of an apparent "burial chamber", which has been entered by several people. It appears that no-one today that claims to be an expert on the sphinx knows anything about these previous accounts in print. A third tunnel into the Sphinx body is located on the north side of the sphinx, and has not been opened since 1926, when Emile Braize opened it. There are photographs available showing 2 workmen stood within this opening.... This tunnel has never been explored since it was sealed by Emile Braize in 1926 with bricks and mortar. There is also a little known cavity beneath the altar of the sphinx, which today is covered with a modern metal grille, but descends into a cavity below. During Henry Salt's "restoration" works in the early 1800's he entered this cavity, Apparently a passage ran from this cavity, again, into the body of the Sphinx, however, following an argument with Count De Forbin, (author of "Travels in the Holy land"), Salt and Forbin alledgedly had an argument about this cavity, with Forbin insisting someone should crawl along the passage contained within, but it appears Salt could not be bothered and "dealt with the situation" in the manner of a diplomat, simply by sealing the tunnel off and settling the matter by brute force! This brick wall remains until today.. and still, once again, no-one has even thought of knocking it down to have a look! All of these tunnels are well documented, but seem to be ignored by mainstream egyptologists... (surprise surprise). But it is all out there...

@user-px2sn8pr5t

Жыл бұрын

why do they hide the truth? what do they fear?

@BalthazarMyrrh70

Жыл бұрын

The theory is the face is actually remodeled after an African woman, not a male at all...

@BalthazarMyrrh70

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-px2sn8pr5t it may be the natural disasters that have wiped out human kind multiple times in our past history. The government wants us to pay for climate change, etc. They don't want mass hysteria & people giving up on credit payments and work if everyone found out we were destined to be wiped out in a flood in a couple years.

@user-px2sn8pr5t

Жыл бұрын

@@BalthazarMyrrh70 generous answer. cheers

@metralf

Жыл бұрын

@M To loosen the power of enslaving nations.

I'm not an archeologist or any other "oligist" but in my layman eyes and after having watched vast amount of videos and read books about the subject I'm fully onboard with Robert Schochs dating of the Sphinx and I'm also fully onboard with Graham Hancock's ideas that mainstream archeologists who deny this and hold the "Clovis first" line do it just to protect their own reputation. Those people aren't scienteist in my eyes, they're ideologists. A true scientist follow the evidence wherever it may lead, if new facts are presented new conclusions must be considered. Same thing with Petrie's granite drill core no 7 who indicate they made this with a technology we still don't understand, even prooved later by Dunn & mainstreamer don't wanna hear this at all... It's laughable imo, makes me lose trust in science...

@debrapalmer340

Жыл бұрын

It's when they give you answers when they just don't know instead of saying ..I don't know.

@anthonyintexas

Жыл бұрын

I understand in the abstract : linear-momentum, gravity, & fusion, but I couldn't prove the theories. Math is not my strong point, but logic and the ability to consider a different perspective is. "Scholars " get comfortable with their set-in-stone beliefs, and anything that challenges that is met with derision.

@crd6473

Жыл бұрын

“As someone with no training, no understanding of the relevant science, and no ability to critically analyze anything be said on this topic, I am convinced shock is correct because it “feels” right”

@whiteturbo2405

Жыл бұрын

I don't consider archeology a true science, I think it is just historical exploration, important in its own right, BUT not a science!

@cabinboy296

Жыл бұрын

@@whiteturbo2405 it isn’t considered a science unless you are talking about social science. It is in the realm of humanities.

Could it be that the Egyptian's ancestors just stumbled upon the sphinx and built their civilization around it?

@99cya

Жыл бұрын

i guess so yes. it could be that the sphinx even influenced their whole mythology.

@zer0deaths862

Жыл бұрын

Egyptians came from Atlantis after it was destroyed.

@jimijames6449

Жыл бұрын

Almost certainly

@tonyebiere551

Жыл бұрын

no group of people would live next to these kind of things back in the day, in fact out of fear, they would live very far from it. The only reason why they can co exist alongside it is because they built it themselves

@eduardo7-7-7

Жыл бұрын

Same case in Mexico and Peru

The alignment of the Sphinx is off when compared with the alignment of the pyramids. The direction the Sphinx looks towards is in alignment with the constellation Leo, but in our ancient past. It can be traced back to a time when the constellation Leo was prominent on the horizon and fell directly in line with the gaze of the statue. If I remember correctly, that alignment only happens during a time period between 10,000 to 12,000 BC. The Spinx was built to face Leo in our ancient past.

@kuppdaballsstrokedastaff429

Жыл бұрын

yea this was definitely built before our time by an ancient civilization. Egyptians merely moved in and took credit for these structures.

@jeffreyadams9422

Жыл бұрын

Your missing the point, it's about the age not the alignment

@corrob

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffreyadams9422 it would've been built in a time the alignment was with Leo, thus predicts the age, which would make it much older than mainstream archeologists say.

@TrapperKeeper32

Жыл бұрын

And originally carved as a Lion to face the constellation Leo

@jacobsvensson8193

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffreyadams9422 I think you are the one missing the point

Why is Zahee so angry and dismissive of the claims? Why are the Egyptian government so secretive. Open it up to a global archaeological investigation

@buxeny718

Жыл бұрын

Him being mad is what gives it away in my opinion I'm no archeologists but I do feel like I have a pretty good idea on how the mind of man works and I think it's safe to say the reason they don't want that information out is because egypts income and tourist market will be greatly affected if it is discovered that there are older civilizations half of the people who go to Egypt will start to go to the places that came before and Egypt will lose alot of money and it always boils down 2 money unfortunately

@ReeseSYL

Жыл бұрын

Cause they know the truth... The pyramids, caused the " Great flood". 🥸 All the evidence is there. 👀

@jason_m_schmidt622

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me a bit of the people who claim “the science is settled” about the climate.

@rickdunn7585

Жыл бұрын

Money

@MrSmid888

Жыл бұрын

@@buxeny718 yes I agree that is part of it, but who’s to say the Sphinx isn’t older than those places? I think his career is finished if they unbox the whole surprise. He’s racing his personal gains. We’re trying to study Mars with robots and we can’t even solve our own mysteries.

Think of it like this, the Egyptians were so different from us, with different kinds of architecture and knowledge and this was 4000 years ago. Now imagine how different a civilisation was 15,000 years ago.

Joes reaction is so in depth and detailed for the 2 seconds you used in this video

India and Cambodia have some the craziest carved temples from granite in the world. Completely unbelievable architecture!

@craigkuzniasz279

Жыл бұрын

Those places are underated I wounder why

@smoodiewavvz3897

Жыл бұрын

Gotta give it up to PraveenMohan.

i loved the part where Joe Rogan reacted to Egypts Great Sphinx. He did so in typical Joe Rogan fashion.

Man has been on this plant for over a million years. We have a huge history to rediscover and it’s very exciting!

One other idea he offered was that not only is it much older, but that the head was orgially much bigger and it was carved down by a later empire

@joepalmeri5176

6 ай бұрын

Maybe the Greeks that great guy ?!?

I go along with the + 10000 years theory. I believe the head was once a lion and lined up with the star system.

@braindisorder5043

Жыл бұрын

Im with ya

A homeless gentleman standing outside Dunkin Donuts posited to me that great civilizations have risen and been erased by cataclysm many times,playing out over hundreds of thousands of years.

@thomasrobertson4244

Жыл бұрын

If it was in Cleveland I believe I have met this same gentleman. He seemed credible, oddly enough.

@JackSmith-kp2vs

Жыл бұрын

@Thomas Robertson I believe spinal tap are still lost backstage there as well

@MaxP374

Жыл бұрын

True.

@danielcooper7586

Жыл бұрын

You should hit that Dunkin more

@fuzzybuddywizard

Жыл бұрын

I suppose Starbucks is too hoity-toity for his lectures... I like this guy.

I found this so interesting and revealing. It’s amazing that there’s no definite way to know, but so many are closed minded and won’t even entertain alternative theories to what we consider ancient Egypt. Hopefully we learn more within my lifetime but I won’t be holding my breathe considering it’s always such an uphill battle.

@larrywilson5729

Жыл бұрын

I did read the crazy crap I wrote.

@coyotesmile8972

Жыл бұрын

Some people are closed minded and some people will believe absolutely anything. Both types get ignored by the majority and fight against each other. It is a good system for the rest of us.

@kingarmish

Жыл бұрын

Too much knowledge is also a worry at times. Ignorance is bliss sometimes.

@chazbarns1410

Жыл бұрын

What are you wanting the answers too? Because they are there, just because the high ups at egypt wanna hide the when and how for tourism to make a quick penny doesn’t mean we dont have the answers for when and how.

@mick7557

Жыл бұрын

Egypt had a written language so we have good records it is less of a mystery than most suppose.

The fact that the head of the Sphinx is way smaller than the rest of it points to the likely possibility that the head was carved out of the original head which was much bigger than the one we see today. It makes no sense that they would create the Sphinx and then give it a pea head. My theory is that the Egyptian civilisation was built around the Sphinx that was already there and one of the pharaohs at some point had the head of the Sphinx recarved in their own image from what ever the original head was. I think that this has been done several times all around the world, civilizations have been built on top of the remains of even older ones. We find smaller stones built on top of huge megalithic stone slabs with totally different construction methods indicating that they were built by totally different peoples.

@TheGothicdolphin

Жыл бұрын

I share your opinion and posted a similar comment before reading yours.

@zeropoint546

Жыл бұрын

The sphinx was a lion.

@Enigmatic..

Жыл бұрын

@@zeropoint546 Most likely.

@eduardopena5893

Жыл бұрын

That isn't just your theory, I heard that this was the case when I was a young boy in middle school. That originally it was an actual lion's head that was reworked into the face of a pharaoh.

@laurent9752

Жыл бұрын

"It makes no sense that they would create the Sphinx and then give it a pea head.". Why? How do you reach the conclution that it does not make sense?

Now that sites like Gobekli Tepe have been dated to about 12000 years old, a similar date for the Sphinx seems to me to be quite reasonable.

Based on the evidence the only conclusion is that it wasn’t built by the Egyptians because it’s evidence of construction suggests it was before their time. I believe there was a rise and fall of a great technological advance society that pre dates our understanding or rather our acceptance of their existence.

@panchopuskas1

Жыл бұрын

It wasn’t built, it was carved out of an already existing hill/outcrop.....and the West rain erosion theory has been now been shown to be seriously flawed......

@ReiseLukas

Жыл бұрын

I mean, even the Bible mentions civilization before the Great Flood. Plus the book of Job mentions Snow and cold more than any other book of the Bible, Job is largely believed to be the first book in the Bible written and could've been during the Ice Age

@corrob

Жыл бұрын

Atlanteans, it all points back to a major, global, civilization pre flood/major cataclysm, even the Egyptians spoke of those before them, and the Sumerians didn't just pop up out of nowhere.

@happymedium.

Жыл бұрын

@@corrob they believe they've found it. It was mentioned in ancient maps in NW Africa matching the location of the eye of the Sahara. LIDAR shows dried up rivers connecting from the Northern mountains and a sea access to the South.

@corrob

Жыл бұрын

@@happymedium. oh i know all about that, it will just take time for it to be accepted, everyone knew the Vikings came to North America long before Columbus, but it still took decades before it was accepted.

To think of we could know for sure it was 800,000 years old. How awesome that would be.

I watched an entire documentary on this - it was MIND BLOWING!

@countsmyth

Жыл бұрын

Any links?

Not to mention, it will greatly change a lot about the Egyptian past we have been told.

@oliviak.7977

Жыл бұрын

Please read Elisabeth Haichs book.

"There is no evidence of an Egyptian civilization this old" except for the evidence we've been talking about for the past 10 minutes (and the King's list).

@johncarroll772

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Definitely on my top-10 list of places I'd like to travel back in time and see it being created to help answer some questions.

As a believer in the Bible it’s interesting to think that the Sphinx predates the flood. 😊

@andrewpfeifer2808

Жыл бұрын

by this logic actually, the sphinx would redate then entire world lol....

@RPGmvp

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewpfeifer2808 I’m not sure I follow what you’re saying. How could something predate the earth it was made from? And if you agree with me on that then what part of the sphinx possibly predating the flood from the Bible is illogical?

@JudeTavonFenwick

2 ай бұрын

LMAO…

From decades of research and even from what I saw., I personally think it is well over 50 thousand years old and I think the face was originally a lion. I also think the powers that be already extracted the items under the paw. We'll never know.

@flipwright1138

Жыл бұрын

not originally a lion but the jackal god Anubis.

Just need to blame whoever destroyed the Library of Alexandria

@eduardo7-7-7

Жыл бұрын

The library has transported for a church somewere in Italy

Wouldn’t it be much easier to admit no one knows exactly how old the sphinx is?

@therealchucktaylor3392

Жыл бұрын

💯😂😂😂😂

@MrDanSchulte

Жыл бұрын

People do know how old is is , they've studied it. How long does water take to erode those stones.? When did it become a dry climate ? Do the math.

@mazdaram226

Жыл бұрын

It’s had a camels face when I travelled back to 6000 B.C

@therealchucktaylor3392

Жыл бұрын

@@mazdaram226 😂😂😂

@astrothechannel9761

Жыл бұрын

​@@mazdaram226 it was a Lion, the representation of Leo, the constellation, on Earth​

I’m surprised that there was no mention of the head not being original to the sculpture. Even with all the erosion to the body of the Sphinx, the head is still way to small in correlation suggesting that the head was re-carved.

@rrankcow9590

Жыл бұрын

It was recarved... this has been proved.. the sphinx is a lion depicting the age of leo

@loydwalters4334

Жыл бұрын

@@rrankcow9590 You are correct. I only brought up the point, due to the fact that Zahi Hawass the former Minister of Egyptian Antiquities, and others in the field, tend to reject the idea that the Sphinx was repurposed by the ancestors of the modern day Egyptian people. The Sphinx, as well as the pyramids, were built by a long forgotten people, and are far older than conventional teachings would have us believe. This knowledge is very dangerous, because it changes the narrative of the time line of human history, and therefore, it’s may interfere with some religious elements, by the ways in which we have them written.

@redpinkynail

Жыл бұрын

I'm surprised nobody is taking about the greatest flood recorded.

Having traveled Egypt during the 1970's during my mid twenty years of age just by observation I felt that the head of The Sphinx to be shaped, or carved out into a head of a pharaoh perhapsduxring the time period of 4000-4,500 years in the past, and the body certainly to be very much older.

@rikji

Жыл бұрын

i saw the Sphinx in feb. 73 and i actually was able to get up on the back of it. Its difficult to date. Mario Buildreps says around 5000 but could easily go 10000 years and still be within the geo due northern time frame. Pyramids are also older. Its all difficult. Two list of Pharaohs, one Giza and another which list all Pharaohs for 36,000 years. This is more accurate.

@goodbyebluesky5770

Жыл бұрын

@@rikji I started following Mario Buildreps several years ago when he first proposed his theory about dating antiquity through Northern alignments and the ever shifting North Pole. Its a fascinating theory, but "western academia" will never accept his dateline because they are narcissistic, ego maniacs, who think they know everything! More importantly, they rely on federal funding/grants for their "research" and that, has to follow a STRICT narrative. Any deviation will get you blacklisted

Having a newer civilization happen upon a massive rock that already resembles something they would see in every day culture, (i.e. seeing shapes among the clouds) and then deciding to carve a huge statue out of it to really immortalize the happenstance seems the most likely explanation. The rock is immeasurably old, but the statue was carved much much later. All the different chambers and burial tombs and refacing was probably done by future leaders and/or vandals.

@SlickArmor

Жыл бұрын

Most bedrock and quarry areas are already 10s of thousands of years old. Of course it was carved on an old Rock unless they built a new rock to then carve up. That would be ridiculous.

They are probably both right. 2,000-3,000 years after Gobekli Tempe, someone built a huge lion monument. Then, down the line, an Egyptian king said, "Put my face on that shit."

The temple of the sphinx shows the same weathering and massive stones preserving the old ones, suggesting Egyptians were at the time trying to preserve something much older than themselves

Sphinx was mad earlier than the pyramids. The quality of stone used in the sphinx was prone to sand and wind erosion.

I've been following this discussion of older, wiped out civilizations, since the time I stumbled into Rogan's podcasts which led me to Hancock et al about 9 months ago. I read with some frequency but these theories whacked me in the head. I had no idea. Someone commented that he saw the Sphinx when a child and saw the water erosion on it. More power to him. When I was a child I saw a photo of the Sphinx and didn't think much of it but I only had one photo in some textbook and that was it. Even if they had shown those pictures of the sides of the Sphinx showing erosion produced by water (whether rain or flood) it wouldn't have meant anything to me. Same with the Younger Dryas, a new term now engraved in my head. Then I saw another explanation of periodic catastrophes afflicting the earth (in KZread, of course!) and something that really grabbed my medula and won't let go. Geologists took core samples in Iceland going down to 2 miles or so and after analysis they saw evidence of a geological & meteorological catastrophe that occurred about 12,000 years ago. Looking at that graph was fascinating and terrifying. Everything is "normal" for thousands of years and then BOOOM! and then back to "normal" again till the next event. It's great discussion and I am sitting on the fence watching the experts, whether degreed in Archeology and the other 'gys or not, debate whether civilization started 6K years ago or much earlier. This knowledge is consequential, duh, not only intellectually but these monoliths are the tea leaves, the bird's entrails, to see our future by understanding the past. It appears that our fate does not lie in our stars, but in our monoliths. Reminds me of a scifi book by Niven and Pournelle I read eons ago, the mote in god's eye, where the first aliens encountered by humans concealed a great secret, they had a violent past, their civilizations destroyed by war and each destroyed civilization formed a new layer in their planet. They knew about their nature and preserved their knowledge in special museums to use when ready to start a new civilization. So, Gobleki Tepi. I am amazed that most of it is still under tons of earth. Uncover that museum left by a previous civilization and see our stars.

I take all the mainstream "experts" with a huge grain of salt afte the last couple of years. Thank you very much!

That’s why I love KMT and it’s history every layer pulled back leads to more questions. What we do know for certain is that a great ancient civilization built it.

There's definitely something wrong with the sphinx story. The Egyptians were so precise with all their monuments, but all of a sudden said, "Hey let's build a big ass lion body with a mismatched tiny human head." Ummmm no!👎

In the Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean, Thoth says that he built the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx after the islands of Atlantis were destroyed. He landed in the Nile Valley and started the Egyptian civilization. He wrote that he built a chamber under the paws that had historical records from Atlantis and also a space ship that mankind would need one day to defeat some invaders

@GrabbaBeer

Жыл бұрын

Where do I read about this? Do you have a reference I can search for?

@Braelyn.the.brunette

Жыл бұрын

Where do you find this info..love to read more!

@11111mushu

Жыл бұрын

Yes, please share

@Tasfarmer

Жыл бұрын

Yeeah share I'd like to learn more

@auntyvenom133

Жыл бұрын

Google The Emerald Tablets Of Thoth

Geologist are scientists. Egyptologist is not a science

Has any ever considered that Cairo is probably built over older ruins? Cairo is a half mile from the great pyramid.

@robertblackburn790

Жыл бұрын

Some people in Cairo dig up artifacts in their back yards and sell them on the black market. Then they end up in private collections, stolen history.

It's amazing how people try and explain away that which they don't understand or can't comprehend

I believe the nose was shot off by Napoleon’s soldiers practicing cannon.

@Fmandan77

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was the Turks, but apparently an Arab Muslim leader named Sa'im al-Dahr in 1378 became jealous that locals were making offerings to the structure and he vandalized it. He was punished for his actions.

100% much older than they say. Just re-furbished multiple times over the centuries.

@melfreitas1290

Жыл бұрын

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick 👈the real clueless

Graham Hancock is correct! The Sphinx and Giza plateau was made to mirror the nights sky. Osiris belt and the Leo constilation because the sphinx was a originally a lion.

@zombie-xj7gc

Жыл бұрын

If he is right, it would be the first time

@pugman99

Ай бұрын

Surprisingly, NO IT WASN'T! It was a dog! Handcock is correct in saying it has a straight back like a dog, no haunches as a lion does, and its tail ends in a point like a dog, with no fur plume at the end, as a lion has! If your idea is correct, then the ancients who carved it made the biggest anatomical blunder in history!😂😂😂

It's interesting stuff. I'm just an armchair expert but I feel like it's completely plausible that some of those statues/pyramids could be much older than what's accepted among the historians.

It seems to date it at around the same time as Göbeklitepe in Turkey which is widely confirmed at being made around 10k BC. There should be more serious investigation into who those people were and what level of stonemasonry they were wielding. Archaeologists generally just give you a lazy shrug when you ask them about this.

still just basically guesswork..

Let’s say it was built 4500 years ago and let’s say a 28 year period…………. Wow a dart board would be just as accurate

I can totally see that there was a giant rock there in the middle of the river some 13k years ago and some rich guy was like "I want the peasants to build a statue there." And he made it happen. Bet you there was a bridge even.

@black-t-shirt2112

Жыл бұрын

This makes sense... It's actually quite logical 🤔 I originally had a similar thought, but more like a decoration or just for the sake of doing it, "art"; but a bridge makes more sense.

Respect my authoritahh!!

It took a long time for 'established science' to admit the earth wasn't flat and that it wasn't the center of the universe - same thing here, there were human societies way before what established science contends.

My friend's father was an aviator during WW2 and he swore he took shelter in an underground chamber beneath the Sphinx to hide from Nazis. What really is beneath those wooden walkways they have erected around it?

@iPartyHardcore

Жыл бұрын

Where did he hide the plane?

@MrSFSTUDIOS

Жыл бұрын

@@iPartyHardcore I don't know he may have parachuted. He died years ago. I can't ask him.

@angiebaby9981

Жыл бұрын

There are claims on YT of rooms beneath the Sphinx, with Egyptian hieroglyphs, and a library of scrolls but I don't if it's true or not.

I always thought it was built during the 'age of Leo' (10750 BCE to 8600 BCE?) and originally was a Lion. At the end of the age of Leo it was then changed to its current depiction.

The only complaint I have about this video is that it ended. Great stuff!

👍Great Video .😉The Inventory Stela, however, states unequivocally that the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx existed long before Khufu (The Sphinx much, much longer) and that he built his temple near the "house of the Sphinx" and so possibly only renovated the Great Pyramid. Regardless of the interpretation as it concerns the Pyramid, it states the Sphinx was already there a great while. The Stela also mentions that lightening struck the tail of the nemes headdress of the Sphinx and destroyed it. This of course could only have happened if the Sphinx already existed in Khufu's time.

If only there was a time machine

@zorilaz

Жыл бұрын

I'd be scared as fk going back 4000 years in the same spot . Curious as hell but also scared. Who the hell knows what to expect

@braindisorder5043

Жыл бұрын

@@zorilaz just take m16 with ya and some technology and they think you are god😂

Looking at the sphinx, one could think the head was constructed to emulate the head and crown of the pharaohs. I contend that the crown of the pharaohs was designed to emulate the head of the sphinx.

That picture at 3:06 I think was the 1st time I've ever seen a photo from behind the Sphinx

Why do we assume that The Sphinx is even Egyptian? Just because it is in the area of the Pyramids doesn't mean it is connected to them. It doesn't look like anything else from ancient Egypt.

@jtm6671

Жыл бұрын

They have thousands of small sphinxes there 😂😂😂

@ReiseLukas

Жыл бұрын

@@jtm6671 yeah, and thousands of Sphinx keychains. Did the Ancient Egyptians make those too? I suppose you don't think they were capable of making miniature copies of the Sphinx?

@jtm6671

Жыл бұрын

@@ReiseLukas no , all done by aliens 😂😂😂😂😂

Because modern society built the Aswan Damn and Reservoir system. Don't get me wrong Dr Schoch is correct. The sculpture is far more ancient than we have been giving it credit for.

Idk much about the Sphinx but from what I’ve gathered they are much older than what people think…. And the pyramids were some sort of free energy machine. I’ve been hooked on these discussions for like 6 months now 😭😭😭

Can anyone have a go? We could put a stand in front of if with a sign saying "Guess The Age Of The Sphinx! $5"

So how did the Sphinx get buried under sand and forgotten about for over 1,000 years? That's crazy. It's like what happened in Central and South America I guess. People moved away and it got swallowed up by nature. But what made those people move I wonder? Great video. Thank you!

@theshamanarchist5441

Жыл бұрын

House prices?

@remcobuwalda9473

Жыл бұрын

Central and south america were hit by disceases and the population died off and they had to rebuild but then the spanjards came back to conquer south america

@theshamanarchist5441

Жыл бұрын

@@remcobuwalda9473 I've seen Apocalypto too

@remcobuwalda9473

Жыл бұрын

@@theshamanarchist5441 and had history lessons i suppose 😭💀🤣

@scudpunk

Жыл бұрын

in the amazon they most likely got wiped out by small pox, brought by spanish explorers

During the African Humid Period the Nile was much higher and stronger. The additional rainfall fell in more places than just over the Sphinx. Even Randell Carlson says there was tremendous flooding. Pollen and mud core sample definitely show the area around the Sphinx was underwater till 3,500 bce.

Got a look at the back of Sphinx,in one of the photos,was surprised to see it was made of blocks,is their a room behind the blocks?, couldn't imagine it'd be all block 🇮🇪

It blows my mind how Many people upload joes content and blow up

Ever since i learned about Gobelki Tepe i find the theory of the sfinx dating to 10k BCE or so to be not all that crazy.

My theory is simple. There has been world conquerors since the beginning of time. Egyptians simply took over what another civilization did but kept the sphinx and everything else as it’s just a marvel. Centered themselves around it as it is a great sculpture.

@ItsjustMerrick

Жыл бұрын

Or there were global catastrophes that ended civilizations

@joepalmeri5176

6 ай бұрын

Kemet!!??

Facinating

It was already there when we started working on Tepe. We thought it was only about 300 years old.

Could have the sphinx been carved and built in an already eroded stone?

@jostafro4967

Жыл бұрын

Good question, but I think they noticed that it was carved out of the surrounding stone. So the inside of the stone should not have been able to erode until after it was carved (exposing it to the elements). Of course, I'm not an archeologist, I've just watched a bunch of videos on this topic

@rd-cv4vm

Жыл бұрын

@@jostafro4967 sure, i am not pretending anything either, imo it is good to always ask question and not jump to conclusion too fast.l Anyway, this whole thing is fascinating

Could we build the Pyramids and the Sphinx today with all our modern equipment using only stone?

@lebowskiunderachiever3591

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@theshamanarchist5441

Жыл бұрын

No. We would have to invent special cranes capable of lifting many times more weight than those on earth today. But in another 5 centuries or so we might?

@missmorla1339

Жыл бұрын

We do not possess the technology of the ancients we are still in our infancy compared to their technology. We can levitate drops of water but haven't come close to the weight of 2 tons of stone, yet. We still play with cumbersome expensive yet weak tools.

Wild…. because 10000 years prior to Egyptians would be roughly 15-16000 years ago. 16000 years ago the pyramids aligned almost perfectly with orions belt and the original sphinx aligned up perfectly with leo. (Egyptians removed most of leos head to make it look like a pharaoh

I find Shauk's work fascinating research and compelling.

I can remember as a young child first seeing pictures of the Sphinx, and the first thing I thought was that it had a lot of water ware on it. Then being told that it was 5000 years old seemed possible, until I started to learn more about geology and the weather that was prevalent in the region. By the time I started middle school I had already questioned the age that I had been taught. And now there is a large enough body of evidence to make a reasonable declaration that it could be much older. I feel vindicated in my childish beliefs. A very similar thing happen with the Yellowstone area. As a child everything I had been taught said that there was a Volcano under the area. But existing opinion said no. Again I was vindicated in the 1980s when scientists suddenly decided that there was a giant coldarra there and that a Super Volcano lay beneath the area. And now there have been at least a half dozen Super Volcanoes Identified around the world. Just because scientist say one thing does not always make it right and as time goes by, the proof of things come out. Sometimes common sense is more accurate than scientist. As Sherlock Holmes says, if all other theories are wrong, the simplest is the answer. The simple answer for the erosion is that it is a lot older than we originally thought. The simplest answer for hot springs and geysers in the Yellowstone is that there is a volcano under it. And we know that for a fact now. The Volcano I mean.

@neoroger510

Жыл бұрын

Children are actually quite smart right off the bat, as well as independent thinkers. But then school and society happen.

@jackb8598

Жыл бұрын

“As a young child, the first thing I thought of when I saw pictures of the Sphinx is water erosion marks.” - hilarious

@opiumprimeop6058

Жыл бұрын

I remember as a young child thinking how fucking retarded the sphinx looked like with its small pharao head and it annoyed me. Now learning it possibly was made to originally look like a plain lion gives me some feelings of satisfaction.

@furion7040

Жыл бұрын

​@@jackb8598 That was my exact thought.

@sk84life9100

Жыл бұрын

Bros citing Sherlock Holmes lol. It was Ockham.

12,500 years old for both the Sphinx and the three pyramids.

@johncarroll772

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@deeceitful9386

Жыл бұрын

No

@tommater9237

Жыл бұрын

Your on homeboy!

@theshamanarchist5441

Жыл бұрын

X4

Interesting theory.

Khafre's Sphinx dates to the Early Old Kingdom. The weathering you see on the body of the Sphinx happened before it even was carved out of the ground, long before Egypt was even a civilization. The whole plateau has an incredible amount of Limestone deposit. All they had to do was dig down and around to excavate the form of the Great Sphinx. The weathering from water over the eons would have made it easier to excavate. I wouldnt be surprised if at least a portion of what became the head wasnt naturally exposed before excavation began.

@dialecticalmonist3405

Жыл бұрын

So the Sphinx is one solid boulder? Or the main structure is a solid boulder that they added to, and then they covered the weathered boulder with mortar to shape it?

@arod1766

Жыл бұрын

This makes 0 sense

@lastofmygeneration

Жыл бұрын

@@dialecticalmonist3405 they quarried and carved out around the sphinx and it remains one piece of contiguous limestone dressed with plates to hide unsightly erosion damage on the backend.

@joetenuto

Жыл бұрын

@@lastofmygeneration did you come here just to restate the common belief that we are taught about the pyramids and the shphinx I’m confused. You sound like you don’t really think for yourself tbh

@dialecticalmonist3405

Жыл бұрын

@@lastofmygeneration But if they carved it out, why would they keep the weathering? Unless they ADDED mortar to the weathered part to make it look "smooth"?

It would be hilarious, to find a graffiti on a göbekli tepe pilar, depicturing the sphinx

You must account for the weathering patterns and the small Egyptian head that's completely out of proportion to the rest of the body. Until Egyptologists can come up with a reasonable explanation, I tend to believe that it's much older than 4500 years

@missmorla1339

Жыл бұрын

more like 25,000 years old or older, a lioness Goddess

Gobekli Tepe 11,000 + years old proves some kind of civilization…so very plausible

We gotta do more digging to find out

I believe that there was an older civilition older than the one they claim is the oldest. Heck those finds in Turkey alone proves them wrong on that score.

@theshamanarchist5441

Жыл бұрын

Gobekli Tepe 11,500 years old.

It’s crazy how young jr looks

I believe the Egyptians erased all the writtings etc from the shinx when the claimed it for themselves, including the head , but if they go down far beneath should still be able to find a lot of information and answers to who really built it .

I thought it was sculpted directly out of the bedrock...

10 years ago I was at a Halloween party. I was greatly depressed because a girl I loved had just broken up with me. The host of the party (an Emmy award winning Discovery Channel videographer) brought me a piece of the Sphinx and told me to keep it. He said he got it because they’re constantly replacing stones.

I understand there’s a gift shop in there, too.

I really liked Joe Rogan’s reaction

The carved head as we know it now doesn’t have the same weathering patterns as parts of the body and nobody really doubts that the rock itself is ancient. When Egyptologists talk about the age of the Sphinx, they are talking about the construction of what it appears to be right now, not how old the original formation is.

@dane279

Жыл бұрын

The head is also much smaller in proportion to the body which is why many have suggested it was re-carved later. The original may have been a Lion or Anubis head. It don’t think Egyptians were skilled enough to carve a massive statue out of bedrock but too lazy remove the erosion marks.

Braking the nose off of statues use to be a sign of disrespect and shame .

@missmorla1339

Жыл бұрын

They defaced the lioness, turn about is fair play.

I so respect Robert Schoch, PhD

Its older than me,but when I am gone so is the Sphinx at least for me...

The so-called main stream academics are usually very competent in their field of research and have expertice knowledge way above most of us other. But few of them are trained in answering questions adressed from the public. And what I don’t understand is why so few of them make a serious attempt to debunk (or confirm) controversial theories like this one.

@AcetonBeralther

Жыл бұрын

They understand that words don’t do the trick, especially when people become vultures following any self-correction they may make later in their work or their wording. That is why cancel culture is a horrible thing. People are terrified to even speak their voices, why would they even try to talk to people when others like them receive the most unfair forms of treatment on a frequent basis? They also do a lot of work, A LOT. They do not have the time to even be looking at theories 9 times out of 10, because of the huge amount of work they have on their plate, along with maintaining families typically. The best thing competent people can do is to not join the vultures, including friends. Use your own decision-making capabilities to form logical conclusions and don’t be hateful when providing your knowledge, they do that out of ignorance and not wanting to be wrong most often.

@LunchMeatTrump

Жыл бұрын

Because it probably gets quickly frustrating spending your life researching and working on something, and then trying to explain it to Google professionals who read a blog, watch a KZread video, and act like they have a valuable opinion.

@naycnay

Жыл бұрын

They do, they have. But as always, it's far easier to relentlessly spew bullshit than it is to debunk it. They can claim all this weathering as something, but the short answer is none of them contribute by producing proper peer reviewed and published work; because none of the claims actually hold any basis. Besides, being a public speaker or persona and debating people on Egyptology is not part of what they do. It's not quite as stupid as say, flat-earth; there is legitimate questions, circumstantial evidence and possibilities that are enticing to people who want to believe a fantastical story. But the short answer is it's very likely far more mundane than that.

@Rid3thetig3r

Жыл бұрын

@@naycnay Good luck getting peer reviewed and published when your work if published would bulldoze hundreds of established careers. That's for any field of study, you choose.

@naycnay

Жыл бұрын

@@Rid3thetig3r I don't think you understand the peer review process. They could submit junk, but their junk doesn't even meet the first hurdle. A hypothesis is not enough, and you can just stack hypothesis on hypothesis on hypothesis. You need to take one measly thing (even if it's discreditation of another publications findings), prove it and build your foundation to lay the next, then the next.

What about the maniacal screaming guy that banned countrys digging the sphinx after they found tunnels with radar. After that he made a movie about he finding tunnels under the sphinx but no was allowed to look inside. He said: we looked and there was nothing. Than he backfilled all holes with sand and than made a movie telling there never ever where tunnels. People showing him his own movie showing him going in the tunnels he starts screaming like a crazy maniac. He turns red screams almost start foaming at the mouth. So what is or was under the sphinx

@missmorla1339

Жыл бұрын

oh the dreaded liberal screams of catching them in lies.