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post 1623677711 11-25-2020, 01:55 PM
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Any brah here read Fingerprints of the Gods?

By graham Hancock. I’ve heard him on Rogan a couple of times and decided to read his first book.

Pretty interesting so far. I’ve got an updated version where he admits some of the things he no longer believes.

Is there something to this, or is he a crackpot? I get the feeling that he’s one of those guys who goes balls deep into every theory going.
post 1623677841 11-25-2020, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Battlefury⏩
Cliffs?
Only a couple of hundred pages in so far but:

Before the ice age of 10,000 years ago there was a technologically advanced civilisation (relative to the ancient Egyptians, for example) that inspired ancient cultures we are familiar with such as the Aztecs and people in the Middle East but were wiped out by the flood caused from melting ice caps.
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I guess it’s possible. Didn’t read that book but to think that we have a firm 100% grasp of history is foolish.
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i liked his work talking about the fibonacci sequence and it's appearance in nature, really interesting stuff, points to a creator and intelligent design throughout all of nature

is this the same guy?
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
I guess it’s possible. Didn’t read that book but to think that we have a firm 100% grasp of history is foolish.
Oh I agree with that - for instance, the way people keep finding older and older evidence of Homo Sapiens demonstrates that.

I'm just not sure if he's very discriminating about what he believes.
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Originally Posted By trufflepigg⏩
i liked his work talking about the fibonacci sequence and it's appearance in nature, really interesting stuff, points to a creator and intelligent design throughout all of nature

is this the same guy?
Yeah apparently he talks about it but I've not got there yet. Gonna read some more of it right now.
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