JRE: Derinkuyu the UNDERGROUND CITY #joerogan

Graham Hancock talks about the Underground city of Derinkuyu

Joe Rogan Experience # 1897

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[dovakarp]

They built their towns like that to keep cool in the summer and warm in winter we do it in some towns in Australia too

[jameslmorehead]

Thousands of rooms, not hundreds. Only a very small portion has been excavated or explored.

[platformproductions]

What I hate about ancient and lost civilizations is that there is so much we’ll never know. Throughout humanity so much has happened that hundreds of years of history have been forever lost and it drives me crazy I just want to know

[spartanfitness]

Imagine being a kid and playing through there

[ThePopeII]

It's amazing the things you can do when you don't live in an HOA.

[TapiaJ]

to be below the broadcast level. They know we live in a matrix.

[johnnyss]

"The idea behind the subterranean cities was to protect the inhabitants from foreign invasion, allowing thousands of people to live their lives in total secrecy. During the 14th century, the caves provided Christians with a safe haven from the threat of the Mongolians during the assaults on Timur. Even during the 20th century, they enabled people to save themselves from persecution during the Ottoman Empire."

[justmyhighopinion]

My guess is that it was constructed to avoid a mass extinction event

[Sammu-fill]

I was wondering if they'd feel difficulty breathing in the deeper areas?

[Bela]

Turkish people take these places for granted. Most of the people never visit these places. They don't know how lucky they are

[johnnygoforth]

There are ancient paintings of 🐜 people all over the world …. And stories about them being superior to us a species

[boraaksit]

As a Turkish man i have to say we have so many things that still undiscoverd, you would be amazed, fuck politics and other bullshits you would be amazed

[sundiverjl]

It's pretty widely known why they were built 😂 people lived in them during the ice age then in various times of conflict.

[lovingmayberry]

How did oxygen get down into the depths??

[calijackson]

Winter in Turkey ain't no joke&probably where they kept prisoners probably the first Super Max prisons

[ownsLP]

Watching this while staying in a cavehotel (hotelroom in cave) I must say it looks cool and is quıte the experience but once you know modern living it’s hard to get used to the smell and lack of daylight

[simonost]

We have those today they’re called fallout shelters or bunkers

[deja-view]

Interesting that we assume this was to protect the people in time of war. It takes a Judeo-Christian view of the sanctity of life. In light of the tunnels in Gaza, and those in Southern Lebanon built by Hezbollah, perhaps the practice of hiding the military underground, behind the civillians, is an ancient one?

[dragonoftheeast]

Could this place be where the Hebrews hid and settled while they were wondering in the desert for 40 years after the Exodus?

[PythonMalayalam]

And apparently these cities were connected