How Ancient Aliens Threatens Real History

#HistoryChannel #AncientAliens #QuintonReviews #Aliens #debunking

[BellaNoxInk]

Ancient Alien theory makes my blood boil with rage. The destruction of actual artifacts in their search for aliens makes me livid.

[ryanfriscia]

Highly recommend the podcast It's Probably (not) Aliens where they debunk Ancient Aliens and other conspiracies with historical and scientific evidence, as well as with basic logic lol.

[lanaalba]

The question is why WOULDN'T ancient bolovians have power tools!?!? It's a real mystery...

[KayBbyXOXOXO]

Damn, they fr said the cuts were different

[MaurauderGirl]

Quentin Reviews and Miniminuteman collab when?

[rosegiver]

To paraphrase milo rossi, aka miniminuteman, context is everything!! Taking an artifact from the site removes context and you cant get it back

[unduloid]

As an actual ancient alien I agree that it's annoying how people keep stealing our stuff.

[mtk]

Isn't doing that like, crazy illegal?! How can someone film themselves doing this, make it into a show, and not be arrested??

[ironwolf]

First rule of Archaeology: excavation is destruction. And once that context is lost there's no getting it back.

[That.Guy.]

The show was so cool for the first season until they clearly ran out of ideas and started making stupid stuff up

[emarion]

You and (might be off a bit) @miniminutemen should talk. You have similar opinions on these topics

[randallpetroelje]

Sometimes objectivity and modern equipment, and also be objective as you can to analyze the data that’s it.

[jeanpaulsinatra]

Can we get some more 30-60 minute pop culture video essays please & ty

[AdamCook-qr]

What is bad is they make out that ancient man wasn't as smart as we are. When you have time to just think about what would be the easiest and fastest way to do something, you come up with the best system of working it. Ancient man probably wasn't as stupid as we are today. They didn't have all the useless noise in their lives. I know a bloke who put a granite door on his shed. It was weighted around 600kg to 1 tonne. He did it by himself and only used leverage and block and tackle. He won't tell people how he did it because he said everyone has the intelligence to do it themselves. I know for a fact he didn't use machinery. Ancient man was a lot smarter than us because he had to survive in the wild, and there's not many people today that would survive inthewild, let alone thrive. They had to be a lot smarter than us

[aragmarverilian]

The very existence of the Ancient Aliens TV series is a symptom of a much greater issue. Things do not usually pop up like that, out of the blue. Would you entertain a guess why is that?

[noskap]

I'm sure the show sucked and did considerable damage to real efforts, but one of the guys in the clip is Christopher Dunn. He's worth paying attention to

[lechanneldemysterieuxmante]

Is this legal? Doesn’t Peru have laws regarding sites?

[Karragh]

I appreciate you're trying something with shorts here, but I gotta be honest getting notifications for clips from 4 year old videos is the kind of thing that will make me unclick the notification bell and just hopefully hear about it when you have new videos.

[zen_d]

Im pretty sure that wasnt a real artifact they were cutting up because most of the show is dramatized for entertainment purposes and the whole theory can't be disproven or proven which is why it makes such good entertainment.

Every episode is based on questions like "could some of this have been built for aliens?" Meanwhile the gov is literally telling you that aliens exist so I can see why it's compelling for alot of people but the actual issue is archeology is a closed loop that disgards anything that doesn't fit their version of events prior to and after the Neolithic so sunken cities like Dwarka that obviously existed during the younger dryas when the oceans were lower are just ignored which creates this void for conspiracy theories to exist instead of just admitting civilization and advanced building techniques go back many 10s of thousands of years and the flood which theres loads of evidence for wiped away most of it. You also end up with dudes like this getting pissed off that people have questions which gives ancient aliens a platform and an audience instead of what he deems "real" archeology even though theyre both full of made up stuff because no one actually knows.

[rockcitycards]

The type of stone used at Puma punku is one of the hardest stones in the world. The only way to cut the stone is with a harder stone. The only harder stone is diamond. The stones are carved with such precision that, when stacked, you can not slide a piece of paper through the crevices. The type of stone used is not local to the area, and some of the stones weigh over 30 tons. Pseudo archeology my dick. To be fair.

Ancient astronaut theory makes no claim set in stone. It simply asks questions. In many cases, questions we have all asked ourselves. Like how Egyptians rolled 50 ton stones on date tree trunks up a 40 degree incline, then lifted, moved, and set them into place.. questions that are logical, they just don't fit the narrative.