Ah, coming across a video with Randall Carlson I haven't seen before, is like finding a gold nugget in a box of cereal. Thanks for this, much appreciated. This man should definitely have his own TV show, imagine the CGI just for starters.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed this bowl of cereal 😁 I think Randall should make a documentary about this some day, that would be mind blowing. For now, this video is a good start 👍

This is excellent! I too have been following Randall and Graham since the JRE shows when I went down this rabbit hole. This is by far the best, most detailed, and well laid out presentation of this material that I have yet seen. I would absolutely love to go on one of Randall's tours. Excellent job. Liked, subscribed.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the really nice comment! We appreciate the support of people like you, who understand the value of videos like these that show people the big picture of these incredible ancient catastrophic floods 😁

@briant.v.5799

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@DontcallmeaCuck

Жыл бұрын

Lol 😂! Me too . Randanon

@raymondbrolly18499

Жыл бұрын

You should read Bretzs Flood. It deals with this subject in amazing detail.

@DesertlizzyThe

Жыл бұрын

​@@raymondbrolly18499 Not too detailed Science Gibberish to understand? No boring lingo talk? I like Graham Hancock bcz HE keeps it interesting & that entices me for more

Guys this is a GREAT video! Your writing, presentation, the awesome B-roll and definitely the drone shots! Those aerial views really help stitch together the chain of events and the effects. Plus you hit on things like the undersea canyons which I always wondered about. Really great work, I hope to join everyone and Randall on one of these trips soon.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sweet comment! Yes you should definitely join Randall on a tour some day, we had a blast and learned so much. We're happy you enjoyed the video 😁

You guys did a great job. I've been studying the floods for 12 years and your video is up there with the best.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😃 we appreciate your positive feedback 🙏

living in WA I have seen the Coulees and saw Crown point and Vantage at the Columbia. But this video shows a comprehensive list of locations.and and stories. A travel guide for which we can only thank its authors.

Great drone shots and map illustrations

Hello from Asotin (Lewiston Clarkston Valley). I love watching videos about this stuff. It makes so much more sense then what we were taught as kids.

Wow, That huge glacial boulder almost ended up right on the highway! : )

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah that highway somehow survived the great flood 😆

@trimbaker1893

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence yep, they don't build em like that anymore...

This is great, found your channel through a shoutout by Ben from Uncharted X. Super visuals for anyone interested in this subject. Keep up the great work.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Cool, cheers to Ben for the shoutout and thank you for tuning in to our channel! 😁

@shanosantwanos3908

2 жыл бұрын

Ben and Randall sent me..awesome.

@TheHermitCave

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence hi I'm curious if you guys have read the account of the Spokane tribe of Indians and their history, one account tells the story of a ginormous Lake that took many weeks to cross and that there was a catastrophic event probably volcanic in nature( based on my interpretation of the reading) that caused it to drain in a matter of days which is how they came to settle at the Spokane Falls. Food for thought thanks for the video I very much appreciate it.

I would like to see you guys interview Nick Zenter. An actual geologist talk about these floods. Conflicting evidence sorta debunks the singular flood event.

Fantastic visuals to complement Randals work…. The penny drops -

Nice summation video guys. As a longtime follower of Randall, I appreciate the work you have put in.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

That makes us happy 😁

❤love it thank you guys for teaching me more about my beloved pacific northwest my home.

Geology in the 1980S.... I threw those text books into a dumpster around 2010. I want Carlson's Text books

I can’t say enough good about Randall Carlson.

KUDOS! First rate work, Gentlemen. Especially appreciative of the narration and graphics that clarify and heighten your breathtaking video. WOW!!!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your nice comment 🙏 We’re happy you enjoyed the video!

You two did a spectacular job stitching in your drone shots combined with Google Earth screenshots. Really enjoyed your presentation. Thanks for sharing it. Cheers!

Excellent video. Visualization is key! Thanks!

I accidentally ran across video several years ago of Randall, before Joe Rogan, and been following ever since.

@RNW11B94B

Жыл бұрын

I knew about Joe from MMA/UFC and discovered Randall from the late @cfapps7865 KZread when Joe did the interview it was like a dream LOL 😍😍

Incredible work Milo and Casey! Simply the best video product on the Washington Scablands!

Grand Coulée translated in English means "Great Pour". Most of the Western United States was mapped and named by French explorers. These explorers often asked the Natives how this place is called and they made the translation in french. I wonder how much the Natives knew about this landscape at that time.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Huh, interesting. The Natives knew there was a great "pouring" or a great "flow" involved in the formations of the coulees. Thanks for that 😁

@BidouLaloge

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence glad I could help ! I'm not saying its the absolute truth but the name grand coulée and what happened to the landscape is pretty convincing to me ;).

Phenomenal presentation.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro 🤙

Thank You Randall for all your hard work and all the years you've put into a part of history that most have over looked. What a great broadcast, but more so, one great history lesson...

Randle Carlson is a living national treasure! He's one super knowledgeable and Groovy old Hippy!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! 😁

@Noname-bs3uv

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence I saw your comment on sgd sacred geometry’s channel, you asked him if he managed to get to 1 micron with granite can you please update us on that I would really appreciate that thanks.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

He said that the lockdown in Australia has stopped him from being able to get that test done with the people at a local machining shop near by. I hope he gets the results soon, I'm so curious.

mate this is a awesome vid, everyone should see this

Very nice!

Randall will be very humbled by youre dedication to his hypothesis and decades of research and exploration. Respect

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Right on, yeah he digs the video for sure. We're hoping to do a podcast with him soon, to critique the few things we got wrong, and then we can republish an updated version. We want to get it right so we can teach the masses about these important events.

I've just started to get into Randall's work. Extremely fascinating! This video does a great job in consolidating much of it!

AMAZING, AWESOME video! Way to go, guys!!

This is very well put together, great job! 😎

Thanks guys, amazing production!

What a beautiful and beautifully done 'travelogue'!! I lived out there for 8 years. LOVED the scenery, and never really knew what-all it was. After I moved to GA and discovered Randall, it all made sense! Alas, I'm too old and infirm now to go hiking with Randall. But your video brought back great memories!

I absolutely respect Randall Carlson.

Just sub'd! Fantastic video! I have been following everyone you mention in this video for years and only now, discover you guys. Now only if a group got together and did a feature length movie on this subject, complete with computer animations of the entire event and how these features formed, one that could (would) probably rewrite history as we are taught in our "schools".

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

That would be a fantastic documentary! I would love to see that. Thanks for subscribing to our channel and for your positive support!

@shanosantwanos3908

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea.

Great job on visuals and narration. And big thanks to Randall for sharing his knowledge. Much love, from Philippines.

Very well done! Crammed a TON of info into an excellent overview of Randall's materials.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it was pretty tricky to fit all that information in there, but I think we covered the main points. Thanks for watching!

People like Mr Randall are the ones speaking truth God Bless

Hey, as long as we still have ice at the poles we're still in an ice age🙂

I love this, I live smack dab in the middle of all of this in ML, Washington. I grew up swimming in these lakes as a child. The flood story here is very well known.

Lake Wallula and Banks Lake are two of my favorite places to fish. I always stop at Dry falls on my way to Banks Lake and just marvel at the power it took to create that area. Thank you for sharing.

Could you imagine navigating these lands in horse & buggy in the 1800s? No local maps, no GPS, no highways or any roads, & getting turned around at cliff faces & edges constantly.

Randalf the grey is my spirit animal, we need to get Elon to use his Brian tech to download Randall's knowledge❤️

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I think I just realized who my spirit animal has been this whole time... and we share the same... Randalf the Grey! 😆 That's awesome

Amazing video footage and informative narration of Washington's Scablands and the formation of The Columbia River Gorge. Starting from Waterville, working down river to The Dalles, Rowena Dell, and finally ending in Hood River Valley, these are the stomping grounds of our friends and family... I learned more today about our homelands than I did in all my combined years in local area public schools. Thank you Gents, this has been a blast!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Right on, glad you could learn more about your home lands. Most people have no idea that such a world shaking event took place here at the end of the last ice age. Thanks for watching our video 😁

Thank you so much for this video, really brings this story to life!

You are the first to give a synopsis of what happened once the floodwaters reached the Pacific. I'm interested in exploring the longreaching effects on ocean climate worldwide. Let's talk more about that. Did this start a chain reaction of flooding that brought sea levels up 400 feet in such a hurry that it was literally Bibilical in nature? Curiosity abounds. The overarching paradigm shifts points to a mass of anthropological discoveries awaiting at -400 feet sea level.

@brianjacob8728

Жыл бұрын

biblical except the bible doesn't discuss comet impacts... god must have forgot...

@bfboobie

Жыл бұрын

@@brianjacob8728 I haven't read the bible but im guessing the bible version is from the same source as all the other flood stories from around the world. Maybe the survivors didn't realize or know the cause (possibly asteroid or meteor(s)) especially within a few generations as the original survivors has passed away.... and then it got passed by storytelling for thousands of years and jumbled into religious stuff later on (when in doubt, say it was "gods will" back in the day). I'm guessing not everything in the bible is myth, but some is based on real events like catastrophic flooding ~11-12kya or whenever.

Carlson’s work sounds more likely than mainstream science say. But I have to say that my grabbed my 🥜 when I saw that dude cliff diving. I remember one time when I was 16 my friends and I went cliff jumping. Usually I wore tight sports briefs underneath to protect my nuts. But that day I didn’t and I forgot when I took my first jump. My nuts felt like they went up to my stomach when they hit the water. Rest of the day I didn’t forget to hold em when I jumped haha 😂

That was an enthralling presentation, Thank you

Love this one guys, so beautiful! Amazing to see the landscapes described in Magicians of the Gods come to life!

This is due to the earth's magnetic pole shift with the result being Terra forming supersonic wind plasma arc super storms. See Thunderbolts electric universe. 12,000 years is the time frame of the last magnetic pole excursion.

@recur9245

2 жыл бұрын

so were due another one? xD

@and__lam1152

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Before 2046 .... she's gonna blow. South pole is already outside of Antarctica and the North pole tracking towards siberia. Both destined for SE Asia

@mnomadvfx

2 жыл бұрын

"Terra forming supersonic wind plasma arc super storms" Oh dear. This is what comes of piss poor education standards.

@paulwolf8444

2 жыл бұрын

@@mnomadvfx I guess your probably still stuck in the same old gravity model.

@SabbaticusRex

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulwolf8444 Argh . Good THEORIES . Drives me nuts how people watch a few youtube videos then drag out a soapbox in order to proclaim that they have the final solution proudly , while looking down upon everyone else . . Fastest way to turn people off of any idea no matter how well it fits .

Amazing video, thankyou guys for your work, it's clear that a lot of work went into this and I appreciated every minute. Very accessible but still utterly informative. All the diagrams and maps were spot on and the drone footage to help put it in perspective was perfect. And of course gotta love the wise and great Randall Carlson, his knowledge is invaluable.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the awesome comment 🙏 Yes we definitely put a lot of work into this one, and it was well worth it 😁 Our goal is to make videos that we want to see ourselves and this one pretty much hits the nail on the head.

Great post. Footage is epic. Randall is A+

It’s so obvious that it was a single catastrophic event. And I’m no scientist

@TheBelrick

Жыл бұрын

What is interesting to me is this event happened 12k years ago in North America. Now every culture has stories of a great flood But what if the flood as written in the bible in the Middleeast. Came from North America? This particular event? Think on that ramification.

@davidkeenan5642

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBelrick The Biblical Flood is just one of many flood myths. But there never was a single global flood, rather as the Earth transitioned from a glacial period to an interglacial period, there was flooding globally as sea levels rose.

@TheBelrick

Жыл бұрын

@@davidkeenan5642 So there was definitely a species of hominids. Read hair, blond as well. Much taller than average (giants) , much smarter than other human species. Elongated skulls. Probably the people who built the megalithic cities all around the globe From NA to Egypt to Crimea to South America to Easter Island Many cultures have records of them And they were genocided. Exterminated. All their cities cast into ruin And to this day there is clear evidence that their existence and achievements and their outcome is being covered up. Meaning that their killers persist That is far more than what you are making out as what occurred The younger dryas and the solar events was definitely a global cataclysm but that does not explain how the people were finished off with very little genetics surviving And even more interesting, these events seem to be repeating themselves today... MY 2 cents. Humanity, people of earth (the people capable of civilization and reaching the stars) have an Enemy and they remain

@brucefulper2433

Жыл бұрын

You certainly are not. And neither are we

@harrygearhart4520

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBelrick Flood stories abound, carried over in legend over thousands of years. The bible "borrowed" the story from "The Epic of Gilgamesh" and created Noah's flood. The "Sphinx" has water marks all along it's base which is strange in a desert.. The world was never flooded to where it Covered Mt. Everest, there is no evidence for that. All of the Northern Hemisphere was covered in ice. so of course when that melted, yeah floods BIG FLOODS. Carlson mentioned we found another (semi scablands) in I think Wisconsin??? I think, what if earth never got slammed by comets or asteroids 12,900 years ago? N

No mention of Noah's Flood?

@davidbordwell8346

9 ай бұрын

Different part of the world. They didnt know america existed yet

@4pmpm114

9 ай бұрын

1st thing I thought..

@kennethbryson7751

9 ай бұрын

Couldn’t have been a different part of the world when it was world wide!

@masumoto007

4 ай бұрын

They would rather not say Noah's flood.... so much falls apart if they dare mention it and it's true. 🔥 is next

@Engineer1980

4 ай бұрын

Noah’s flood is a nice story…..not fact based science.

Totally awe inspiring,thank you so much

SUPERB FILMING. LOVED IT. YES ADD MORE SCABLAND VIDEOS.

How do you miss recent cataclysmic black layers but able to find and prove ones happening millions of years ago? Why are science institutions dismissive of recent events, craters, extinctions but focus on millions of years ago. You’d think we’d work our way back chronologically to accurately record events.

@fatherofjman2475

Жыл бұрын

See i would argue its because they Slap the label of millions of year on things that arent actually that old.

@rockysexton8720

Жыл бұрын

If you look at the recent discourse surrounding the Hiawatha Crater you can see why scientists may be skeptical of those who want to run with very recent, relatively speaking, datings prematurely.

I think God might have one more megaflood left in the chamber for Portland lol

@marc2638

Жыл бұрын

Whole of the United States I'd say. This place needs to be cleaned out

@cliftongaither6642

Жыл бұрын

​@@marc2638but you will be spared right ? cause your such a good person.

@taylorschaefer-bishop4453

Жыл бұрын

And Seattle lol

@OGPatriot03

11 ай бұрын

@@cliftongaither6642 He didn't say that..

@cliftongaither6642

11 ай бұрын

@@OGPatriot03 you are correct. the word "that" didn't appear anywhere in his comment. thanks for pointing "that" out . 👍

Have been looking for a good explanation for a while. Good stuff. Subbed.

Wow, you guys did great on this! So many wonderful memories from this trip. That drone footage gave it a whole new perspective. When I was standing on the edge I knew I was missing the grand scale of things. Ready for the next one!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Right on Will! Thanks for the love brother :) I think you were one of the 2 dudes standing out on the rock blade at 29:55 in this video. That's such an epic shot. Yeah the drone really takes things up a few notches. We're so happy we could do so much filming from the sky on this tour 😃

@willsessions2474

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence you are correct. That was myself and Kyle (not Allen). We had found a spot to scramble up the cliff and both agreed it was worth the effort. I'm the pink tank top. That was pretty epic but seeing the landscape from the drone point of view was amazing. I love the thorough explanation in this video of where the water came from, how it was channeled, where it went and ended up in the ocean. The animation was perfect. Such a great video to introduce others to this information. The exciting thing is, there is WAY more to explore on this planet. Washington State is literally just a fraction of all there is to see.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Totally. We hope to see more of the epic flood evidence in Montana and other places some day. Thanks for the positive feedback on the video! We always wanted to see an “all in one” video explanation of the flood pathways, since it took us years to finally wrap our minds around the totality of this event and it’s hard to envision the big picture of what happened. Now it’s there as a full summary in one video, a great introduction to people who want to know more about this topic. Those drone shots sure help give you some perspective of how gigantic this flood was 🤯

Context: The climate change talked about in this video has nothing to do with human activity.

@danoyze8213

9 ай бұрын

The UN is trying to figure out how to tax us NOW for ending the LAST ice age. 😅😅😂😂😅😅😅😂

@gary_michael_flanagan_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

I trust the guy with the beard over any KZread disclaimer. Been following Randall’s work for years. Love this stuff. I studied geology in college and it’s so fascinating. I believe what he says. No way man could have wiped out all the mammoths

@MrEnjoivolcom1

2 ай бұрын

Randall would’ve agreed with his comment. There was no industry at the time in history this covers. The most damage done by humans back then would’ve been the CO2 their own bodies produce. No mega factories and pollution as there is today.

Academicians will claim this discovery for themselves long after Randall and Graham are gone.

Fascinating, utterly completely fascinating 👏

Wow, great job. Thank you. RC is the man.

As a legend once said, “It's only till something grand happens you start questioning your atheism”.

@jameslawrence3666

Жыл бұрын

It also shows believing in something as ridiculous as religion is rooted in FEAR..... scare them to worship you!! Humanity needs to move on from this BS to survive.... or should I say evolve ;)

@I_Am_AI_007

Жыл бұрын

@@jameslawrence3666 Religion is far better than what we are taught or how humans have taken it for. Don't attach any religion to any group of people. Look at it from the perspective of a third person. I agree with you that we shouldn't keep religion on the top of everything but also now body has ever seen a civilization without a religion. May be it is what keeps us in line. What do you think?

@jameslawrence3666

Жыл бұрын

@@I_Am_AI_007 Apostasy..... I rest my case.

@I_Am_AI_007

Жыл бұрын

@@jameslawrence3666 Good for you... Good luck

The comet theory doesn't explain the rhythmites and other evidence that show the water came from glacial lake Missoula.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Have you read this article? "Back to Bretz" It discusses the rhythmites as evidence for a single massive flooding event, rather than many tens of floods. Fascinating stuff. faculty.washington.edu/tswanson/302add/ESS%20Readings/Bretz.pdf

@jeromelesemann1855

2 жыл бұрын

The article in question argues that the rhythmites cannot be a record of very large floods or drainage events as proposed by the correlations established with other sites in the Channeled Scablands. Basically, they are too low energy to be associated with drainage events. Subsequent work has substantiated this argument

This was super simple to follow. Very informative. Thanks guys.

Masterpiece guys..This is probably the most informative and professionly filmed and produced ancient sites video out there.. Respect to you both and keep the quality and style and you will grow quickly in this intriguing subject

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We put a lot of hard work into these videos and it helps to have support like this.

Kinda feels like the reason to deny the single flood theory has more to do with Religion than science.

@hebber1961

Жыл бұрын

People spend their lives dedicated to certain theories. Not just this. It's hard to get them to open their minds and won't easily even listen.

@fattone166

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, the rhythmites in Burlingame Canyon need to be dated if possible, that would clear up the multiple vs single flood theories.

Anyone else cringe each time he pronounced coulee as “KOO-lee”? My God that is annoying.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Are you a bot? You’re the second person who left a comment about this today, which nobody had commented on before until now. We’ve never heard anyone pronounce it differently than koo-lee, so we were unaware that this isn’t the correct pronunciation. I said to the other guy that even Merriam-Webster pronounces it the same way we do on their audio button. www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coulee Rather than being a smart ass, why don’t you just kindly recommend us a good reference where we can learn the correct way to say the word? That would be much more productive and friendly. Thanks.

@justrees4929

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence In WA state we all pronounce it KOOL-EE. Small difference is all. KOOL-EE vs you pronouncing it KOO-LEEEE. Kinda like how people who don't live in Boise say BOYZ-EE whereas if you live there you say BOY-SEE. I just skimmed through the video but didn't see the caves at Lake Lenore mentioned. Did you get a chance to check that out?

Going on one of Randall's tours is on my bucket list

I would consider going on one of Randall's scabland tours the priviledge of a lifetime. I've visited a few of the places mentioned. They were interesting but at the time (20+ years ago), I had no clue about the floods from 11, 000 years ago and how that event: tied together nearly everything I saw while exploring Washington state and Oregon. Makes me want to visit the area again. Thank you for taking the time to plan, record, edit and post this. Definite thumbs-up from me. Well done.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 We're glad you liked the video. If you get a chance, definitely go back and visit these sites again. They're absolutely mind boggling!

It's almost like the bible is a historical text? 🤔

Anyone besides me alittle surprised Randal Carlson was nowhere to be found in this video? I wonder if there is a spot in hell for click baiters who name drop in lieu of content worth watching? Pardon me if I don't jump to subscribe..

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

You realize there is multiple clips of randall talking? Did you even watch it? Lol

@Milo_Sun_

2 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy, watch the damn video next time, before replying and making an ass of yourself by jumping to false conclusions. People like you need to stop commenting on the internet, as you add absolutely nothing beneficial to good content like this with your stupidity. To redeem yourself, you should watch this video in full, hit the like button, subscribe to their channel and leave a positive comment. Good day sir.

@corkforbrains

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence You are right.. I jumped the gun too soon, and you have my apologies for it! I saw a short clip on Rogan with Mr. Carlson discussing this exact thing and really wanted to see more of the conversation. Good on both of you for calling me out because I was being pecker headed about your video and didn't have my facts straight. Now, tell me you don't understand how we got to this point? 2/3's of the videos out there promise you the world if you will simply click on their pathetic little offering.. When youtube first started, they used to have a dislike score and you could get a general feel for something that caught your interest.. but people complained because that meant they had to actually HAVE something people might want to watch.. I'll admit, I thought this was one of those and apologize for my comments and the short sightedness of my decision to post a comment! Thank You for pointing out what I was missing.. re-visiting this and watching it in its entirety was well worth the time as well as getting called out on my silly little response!! Merry Christmas!

@Milo_Sun_

2 жыл бұрын

Right on @@corkforbrains 🤙 Merry Christmas 🎄

@corkforbrains

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Milo_Sun_ Guys.. I don't know how many might see this, but if Ancient Presence can't, would one of you please pass it along? I live alone and I hate total silence when I'm doing things, so I usually play LONG youtube videos about a variety of things.. that's where I first heard Randal Carlsons name.. I found one of Joe Rogans videos where they do that "just getting together for a chat" thing , but what's really cool is Randal is free to speak his mind, and what a glorious mind he has! It's Joe Rogan Experience (JRE)# 606 and I'm turning you guys on to this by way of penance for my short sighted remarks! Tell me if you enjoyed it! I don't get shit the first time around and have watched it about 3 times now.. Geezus, why is there not a Senator Carlson in our lives? Enjoy!

This was incredible! Please continue more videos on this subject. It was amazing, and truly helped us to see what Randall talks about.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

We'll definitely have more videos coming, including a 4k drone footage video in a day or 2 from now. Yes, it sure helps to see the maps and drone footage to piece together this great flood event 👍 Thanks for watching!

@jramir2

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence thanks for the comment back! Super excited, and I know you guys will hit it big with subs! Guaranteed!

@JasonAlexzander1q47

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong and incorrect. Check out the truth. My favorite channel is World of Antiquities. I know the truth is not as entertaining. But at least your mind won't be filled full of junk food bullshit brainwashing.

i learned so much from this particular video, thank you for sharing

Please give us the courtesy of expending the near minimal effort required to learn how to pronounce the words that you are using to identify such features as moraine and coulee. Investigate effective communication! If you are a student somewhere, rest assured that among the people that grade you and are responsible for your advancement are those who are keenly aware of this inadequacy of thought on your part. If you are speaking and I have to consult the hundreds of online dictionaries to confirm your pronunciation is not as all the others, then you risk me not getting what you are trying to tell me. I offer this for your edification. And further advise you to ignore my suggestion at your own career peril.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that was a long winded comment there bud, that must’ve felt really good for your ego 😉 A friendly manner to help others learn is to recommend them the appropriate way to say a word and guide them to a good source of information to learn the correct pronunciation, rather than belittle them with snobby arrogance. We’ve heard these words pronounced hundreds of times in the way that we are saying them, so we were unaware that we were saying them incorrectly. Also, pages like Merriam-Webster give the same pronunciation as ours in their audio button, so as far as we knew, we were saying it correctly. www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coulee Will you please provide a correct pronunciation for us? Thanks.

@ibusiness

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence it is simply KOO lee, emphasis first syllable. May you just have a bad ear? the Meriiam Webster sound file says it correctly making you still wrong, whether I am arrogant or not...

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Tomato TamAto pal 🤙 I think you're gettin way too worked up over this. People have slightly different intonations in the ways they pronounce words all over the world. English is different in Australia than it is in England, and different in London than in Liverpool, and different in Minnesota than in Georgia. Who made you the word police? Coulée is a French word anyways, I'm sure they pronounce it differently than how you learned to say it. In the verb form of the word, the accent is actually on the second half of the word, coulér. Where did you learn to say it and have you heard it spoken in many different settings, from different people around the world? Maybe your rigid perspective is but one of many different perspectives 😉

@wesleycolemanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

You really showed him! All their arguments are now MOOT and DISCREDITED!!! You've really shown yourself to be an INTELLECTUAL! 👍 Yeah. Great job, bud.

@wesleycolemanmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@ibusiness Pro tip: If you're going to correct someone's pronunciation, try to follow standard grammatical rules. It makes it easier to read that way. Otherwise, you run the risk of not being understood.

Read the Bible and you’ll learn everything you’ll ever need to know

@jerryvr

Жыл бұрын

Sure, deny science and believe in a piece of fiction invented by a bunch of middle east savages in tents... I am sure you mumble to your imaginary friend on Sundays too

Waouw amaizingly incredible, very good job thank you 💗

I loved your extra long 8-minute intro. It does help introduce people to the rest of your materials within. :-)

Exceptionally well done. Detailing the flood and it's path was superb. Thank you!😁😁😁

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the love 😁

awesome stuff THANX found u from todays Randall Carlson livecast

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's awesome they mentioned us tonight on the livestream. Thanks for tuning in to our channel!

@OPIXdotWORLD

2 жыл бұрын

@@AncientPresence that was an OUTSTANDING presentation...thanx again... i am sure Randall is impressed with your work too.

Amazing video! Thank you so much :) 10/10!

Blows my mind. Thank you, great video!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Blows my mind too 🤯 lol glad you enjoyed 👍

This was my first time visiting your YT channel. I am very impressed. I have seen R. Carlson talk about the scablands. A very knowledgeable man who hands down knows his stuff but, there is something different about the way your channel lays out and presents the information. I truly enjoyed the way you lead the viewer through this video. It was engaging and evenly paced. It was a stunningly visual video that could have gone on for hours and I would have kept watching. if this is consistent then I have just found my new addiction. Great Job!

Randall Carlson's wisdom and knowledge has to be preserved forever!!

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed 😁

A wonderful presentation of our history on this planet, we should not decide between tragedy or opportunity but instead, wonder at the reality.

This was truly an amazing presentation! It's like all the others I've seen on your channel. The amount of work you do to make such a thorough presentation is AWESOME! I think you should send this to the geology departments in the major universities of North America. Perhaps the universities could give you a stipend for the magnificent work! Thank you so much!

Fabulous video 💖 Keep them coming 💖

Carlson's perception of what may have happened is absolutely fascinating.

@fattone166

Жыл бұрын

But wrong.

Well done! Nicely explained. Thank you!

Great video! This place is a must visit!

Definitely bucket list!

Great video guys!

Sooooooo glad you kept Atlantis and other “ancient civilizations” out of this video… great video…. Instant subscribe

This was great! I heard you guys on Grimerica Outlawed the other day. Your interview was really good. I’m really looking forward to your future content. Thanks for putting in the work to make videos like this happen.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the nice comment! We had a great time with the Grimerica guys, we're glad you enjoyed the podcast. Stay tuned for lots more to come!

Wonderful summary on course of events, of that increasingly compelling thesis. Thanks for recommendation Ben / Uncharted X and you guys, for all your effort.

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks for the positive feedback and for joining our channel 😁 Cheers to Ben for the shoutout too!

Excellent work thanks for the video

AWESOME VIDEO! I hope many more get to see this

@AncientPresence

2 жыл бұрын

So do we 😁 Thank you for watching!

Amazing video guys liked and subscribed

Well done. A first rate summary of the ice age floods and the landscapes that they created. Randall's accounts are always perfectly reasoned and compelling. I think the Carolina Bays were probably caused by the same cometary impact event that Randall proposes. A fascinating subject. One that testifies to the awesome power and mystery of nature.

@Malama_Ki

Жыл бұрын

There’s a great video where a guy triangulates the trajectories using mud and you can see where they came from and how far they flew. Probably ice chunks. I’m from eastern North Carolina and never knew about them growing up.

@winniewotsit4452

Жыл бұрын

@@Malama_Ki Hi John. I can understand why! I once used street view on Google Earth to see what they looked like on the ground. All I could see was trees and scrub! I think they only became truly visible with the advent of aerial photography. Yet they estimate there are about 500 thousand bay sites, along the Eastern seaboard of the US and always oriented towards the Northwest, give or take. Amazing - yet few have heard about them. Rgds from West Sussex.