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Graham Hancock

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Supernatural Meetings With the Ancient Teachers of Mankind

“And I turned in another direction and I wrote a book called Supernatural Meetings With the Ancient Teachers of Mankind recently retitled Visionary.”

Lex Fridman Podcast · 16 Oct 2024

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03 / belief

At least Flint was willing to do that and I’m grateful to him for that. And I think in that sense it is an important encounter between people with, let’s say, an alternative view of history and those with the very much mainstream view of history that archaeology gives us.

“At least Flint was willing to do that and I’m grateful to him for that. And I think in that sense it is an important encounter between people with, let’s say, an alternative view of history and those with the very much mainstream view of history that archaeology gives us.”
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Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

05 / belief

I mean, this raises an interesting point, which is the role of government in controlling our consciousness. And in my opinion, the so-called War on Drugs is one of the fundamental abuses of human rights that have been undertaken in the past 60 years.

“I mean, this raises an interesting point, which is the role of government in controlling our consciousness. And in my opinion, the so-called War on Drugs is one of the fundamental abuses of human rights that have been undertaken in the past 60 years.”
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Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

08 / uncertainty

We don’t see any trace of those so-called ramps that are supposed to have been involved in the construction of the pyramid. I think we don’t know.

“We don’t see any trace of those so-called ramps that are supposed to have been involved in the construction of the pyramid. I think we don’t know.”
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Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

09 / evaluation

That’s what I love about the past, is the mystery that’s there. And that’s another thing that I regret about some archeologists is that their mission seems to drain all mystery out of the past, to suck it dry like some vampire sucking the blood out of the past and to reduce it to a series of numbers that appear to be scientific.

“That’s what I love about the past, is the mystery that’s there. And that’s another thing that I regret about some archeologists is that their mission seems to drain all mystery out of the past, to suck it dry like some vampire sucking the blood out of the past and to reduce it to a series of numbers that appear to be scientific.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

11 / evaluation

Quite recognizable. But the dispute around it is whether that is a genuine piece of graffiti dating from the Old Kingdom or whether Howard Vyse actually put it there himself because he was in desperate need of money at the time.

“Quite recognizable. But the dispute around it is whether that is a genuine piece of graffiti dating from the Old Kingdom or whether Howard Vyse actually put it there himself because he was in desperate need of money at the time.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

12 / evaluation

not satisfactorily explained in my view by archeology, which says, “Oh, those mapmakers, they felt that the world needed something underneath it to balance it so they put a fictional landmass there.

“not satisfactorily explained in my view by archeology, which says, “Oh, those mapmakers, they felt that the world needed something underneath it to balance it so they put a fictional landmass there.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

14 / prediction

I think the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, the notion that we’re looking at a debris stream of a fragmenting comet, and we can still see that debris stream because it’s still up there and we still pass through it twice a year, is the best explanation.

“I think the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, the notion that we’re looking at a debris stream of a fragmenting comet, and we can still see that debris stream because it’s still up there and we still pass through it twice a year, is the best explanation.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

16 / evaluation

It was an overwhelming presence. And that’s one of the reasons why I’m really confident that the constellations that we now recognize as the constellations of the zodiac were recognized much earlier, because it’s hard to miss when you pay attention to the sky, that the sun over the course of the solar year is month by month rising against the background of different constellations.

“It was an overwhelming presence. And that’s one of the reasons why I’m really confident that the constellations that we now recognize as the constellations of the zodiac were recognized much earlier, because it’s hard to miss when you pay attention to the sky, that the sun over the course of the solar year is month by month rising against the background of different constellations.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

17 / evaluation

They don’t necessarily occur at the same time. And this is where I think that archeology is perhaps desperately needing a history of ideas as well as just a history of things.

“They don’t necessarily occur at the same time. And this is where I think that archeology is perhaps desperately needing a history of ideas as well as just a history of things.”
Speaker
Graham Hancock
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast
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