The Know Rogan Experience #0016 Graham Hancock
Apr 8, 2025
In this conversation with Graham Hancock, a researcher and author known for his work on ancient civilizations, the discussion dives into his intriguing theories on lost cultures and the influence of psychedelics. Hancock critiques the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis, suggesting natural climate changes might hold more weight. They also explore the mysteries of the Great Pyramid and the importance of recognizing indigenous contributions to megalithic architecture while challenging conventional archaeological narratives with an open-minded approach.
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Younger Dryas Impact Lacks Consensus
- The Younger Dryas event is real but the comet-impact explanation lacks broad scientific support.
- Multiple reviews found flawed methods, non-reproducible evidence, and justified rejection of the impact hypothesis.
Climate Models Explain Younger Dryas Effects
- Wildfire and charcoal evidence at the Younger Dryas can be explained by rapid climate change without impacts.
- Climate models link AMOC weakening and meltwater pulses to abrupt cooling, offering a non-impact mechanism.
Archaeology Finds No Global Ice Age Civilization
- Archaeologists say there is no archaeological evidence for an advanced global Ice Age civilization.
- Their stance is based on a century of professional investigations and peer-reviewed results.