Insane Recent Discovery in Alaska - Joe Rogan

Insane Recent Discovery in Alaska - Joe Rogan

Taken from JRE #2039 w/ Michael Easter

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[Grerher]

What you think and what you know are two different things

[Internetguy_L_D]

Saw or a jagged flint knife or obsidian?

[chadleschasin]

Where’d he get the idea they hadn’t invented saws, there’s evidence for serrated tools going back 30, 000 years 😂😂😂

[captain_context]

You didnt need a METAL SAW to saw a bone... You could use a bit of string. I dont know how old bits of string are, but Im guessing a lot older than metal saws.

[JackHeltsley]

I SAW THAT! I'm not a professional but I think MANY TOOLS HAVE BEEN REINVENTED MULTIPLE TIMES AND HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY DOESN'T ACCOUNT FOR EVERYTHING THAT'S HAPPENED! GOBEKLI TEPI AND DAREN KUYU(SORRY FOR THE SPELLING) ARE GOOD EXAMPLES OF THE NEED TO REEXAMINE SOME OF THE THEORIES THAT ARE LOOKED UPON AS WRITTEN IN STONE

[AshsFool]

The bones are dated at 10, 000, but when were the saw marks made is a different question 😏

[Dominickanddad]

Can somebody tell me what episode number this is so I can watch the whole thing please

[Jirka-jg]

They werent advanced, but they were smart like us

[seabertotter]

In those days sawfish were air breathing and loved to help humans

[Boback]

The Egyptians also obviously had concrete since the pyramids are made out of it.

[kimch]

They keep trying to pin down historical events to specific times. Einstein once said, “We know less than one tenth of one percent about anything.” Of course our ancestors were more technologically advanced than we give them credit for. Just because we can’t find the tools they used doesn’t prove they couldn’t do it. We have the results of their genius. Bones that were clearly cut with a saw, stones that were fitted together with precision, holes that were obviously drilled…. The knowledge was all there. We just lost the details in libraries that were destroyed. Archives that disintegrated in the sands of time.
One of the hardest things in life is to admit there are some things we will never know.

[DeeDee-pwpm]

Imagine how many times someone invented the wheel.

[ClinstarWoodard-ljvt]

Humans had amnesia several times in the last 200, 000 years I'm using this as an example people still think we're the center of the universe

[KisheaCrowl]

Ancient civilizations were absolutely more advanced. The old world structures they destroyed in late 1800's and early 1900's speaks that aline. We are de-evolving, less educated (due to control of taught material thanks to Rockefeller). And of course, depending on what school/income of family, truth in education was a sliding scale and catered to demographic.

[howardpacker]

It's not advanced. It's capable and innovative.

[PatrickDenehy-fk]

A perfect example of carbon dating failing.

[Ethan]

Mentions early humans, pulls up a picture of a fucking magic the gathering card 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[BleachedWheat]

Its almost like the experts were wrong. While ruining the careers of their colleagues, for finding proof of academic incorrectness.

[EaglePass-wn]

Radio carbon dating is not very accurate at all if you actually do research on the accuracy its kind of like keep testing till you find a date you like and throw out whatever you don't agree with. Problem is people just blindly believe it when the people paying for the test put the date they liked on the findings

[adreantrammell]

I hypothesis that dinosaurs and dragons were still around in the late 1500 early 1600, What do yall think ?