Our history is not what we think!

I made it to 4:49. Beat that. I bet no one else makes it that far.

You beat my mark. I think I made it to around the 4 minute mark before I couldn't handle anymore. I probably said "oh fuck off" at the screen about 5 or 6 times by that point.
 
I like some of the ideas in the video. However, the narrator speaks with so much conviction that I can't help but think this is just another cult.

My thoughts exactly. I've heard a lot of bullshit in my day, but this video makes me want to actually READ A BOOK to figure it out myself. Interesting, but I don't trust it. Thanks for the link, I enjoy getting brainfucked on occasion :)
 
So basically this is an 1 hour video about a basic principle of History ?

We have a current version of our version, usually written by the winners of battles and wars, by those who survived etc. So if you're not happy with a part of it, then do some research, prove that part wrong, and be happy you contributed in making History more accurate.

EDIT : arf, so it's actually wayyyyy more than that :lol:

I challenge the creator of the video to show the "evidence" we were "Naatca" or Kondelini, people coming from the future... Left brain species... who evolved in higher form of consciousness... Seriously ?

EDIT2 : and now martians... There is still 50mn of video. ??? I skipped parts to see what they were talking about later, I loled at the "the proof is there" and the picture with made-up geometry to put rock in something similar to an organized system.

I thought at the beginning the video was about History and how to think out of the box, think about all the information we lost, which would have been actually interesting, but starting from 3:30... Wow

For Atlantis-theory lovers, there are actually very good books about it, collecting the information about researches made to prove its existence, the mentions of it you can find in antiquity books, the few clues of its existence or not, even mentioning the fact it could have been a myth passed from generation to generation and nothing more. Also discussing wether it was located in Atlantic, or in the Pacific, and all and all, and those are way better to read than giving credit to illogical videos who just put together random illuminated theories. Same for alien theories, some of them collect "un-explained" stories, taking good care of sort of rating them in between "is probably just BS" to "it's actually impossible to explain this, so far" without going into fantasy-land and mentioning 6 dimensional entities who MUST have been there at some point.

The most funny thing about this "spiritual" theories, is that they almost never blend into each other, contradict themselves in tremendous obvious ways by having very different explanations for everything making it impossible to link one to the others, yet still some people will give it a lot of credit.
 
i watched the whole thing, if for no other reason than its novelty factor. most of what was presented in there is just way too far-fetched to be regarded as plausible/believable...however i do have a general belief that human civilization extends back a much longer period of time than modern science claims, and that ancient peoples were far more advanced than most of us give them credit for.
 
...however i do have a general belief that human civilization extends back a much longer period of time than modern science claims, and that ancient peoples were far more advanced than most of us give them credit for.

^This, this, this

Why does everyone assume humans are getting more advanced? Where is the empirical evidence that supports this assumption? Our technology is more advanced, but are we?
 
I absolutely agree with the fact we have lost a lot of information regarding the advancement of some ancient civilizations, or didn't grasp even half of their culture, technology, beliefs. The simple fact we cannot comprehend a lot of old mysteries is a proof we're not superior in all aspects yet. Also, we lost so much time during the middle age, than we could have been to space a few hundred years back very easily if we didn't pass through it. So why not a little bit of advancement in other cultures which were in parallel to ours on their own continent ?

But what I find stupid, is to take this opportunity to put some "6-dimensional human who basically can create something by just thinking of it" in it to satisfy some fantasy. I mean, come on. Can't fantasists be at least reasonable when they try to explain a mystery ? Why does this video have to go that far ? It totally discredit themselves, which is too bad, considering the point made in the very very beginning is a decent one (though absolutely not new not special)

Sometimes I think some people like to troll on those subjects, do a video, and enjoy the result
 
I just want to clarify a little point, about "modern science" and its claiming. If "modern science" doesn't claim human civilizations existed before X BC, it's not by pride or stupidity... It is only because there has been no evidence found yet.

When evidence will be found there has been X civilization doing Y things at Z time, then it will be added to the current paradigm, and it will certainly change other things as a result.

That is f-ing all
 
I just want to clarify a little point, about "modern science" and its claiming. If "modern science" doesn't claim human civilizations existed before X BC, it's not by pride or stupidity... It is only because there has been no evidence found yet.

When evidence will be found there has been X civilization doing Y things at Z time, then it will be added to the current paradigm, and it will certainly change other things as a result.

i hear ya there

but...the fact that there are so many ancient cities and structures exist that we can't even comprehend how to build today, IMO, lends itself to the notion that the people who built them had to have used knowledge that was gained by their own ancestors and passed onto them.

either that....or ALIENS DID IT!
 
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Couldn't take it for more than a few seconds.

My in-laws used to talk about stuff like this every single fucking day during dinner when I lived there with my wife for a while. I love them very much, but that shit made me want to avoid dinner. I get this burning sensation when people talk about stuff like it's a fact, when they obviously don't have a clue about it.
It's okay to admit you don't know about something. Either accept that, or do some proper research to enrich yourself and your surroundings. Don't just fill in every gap with magic solutions. That way of thinking slows us down as a species.

Hint: proper research isn't done on theincredibletruth.com/whatthegovernmentistryingtohidefromyou/aliums/