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"I just saw the trailer to Graham Hancock’s Ancient Apocalypse 2, and as an archaeologist, I have a few comments"
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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2024
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Ive never heard of Ancient Apocalypse before, but this tells me everything I need to know to stay away from it:
Unfortunately, it spent a long time on Netflix's top 10.
Well, that's just advertising space. I'm glad no one I know has mentioned it.
It's good entertainment. Don't short yourself, and just watch it (edit: critically) as a travel vlog.
Eh, I'd rather give my time (and view) to actual travel vlogs if that's what I want to watch. I don't need conspiracy theory overlayed on top.
As you like. Cheers, mate!
Same. I'm not putting you down or anything. Cheers!
Travel vlogs shouldn't be a combination of whining and lies.
I consider it debate practice, like verbal shadowboxing. He's throwing the punches, and I need to parry them. It's fun!
Then you get to compare notes with the debunking vireos and yell at those viewings about what they missed.