Comments by "Tango Nevada" (@TangoNevada) on "The Sphinx Water Erosion Debate - The Joe Rogan Experience" video.

  1. It's a strong argument when 99% of experts in the field disagree with your opinion. Especially when Graham is not even an Archaeologist. He is just a Journalist disagreeing with virtually all the Experts.
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  2.  @4everpku  Both really. Just do a search and watch a few videos of actual archeologist debunking his theory and you won't be as amazed. He loves to make a lot of statements that aren't true about the scientific community and bases many theories on them. But he is starting with a false premise. Like him saying "All archeologists agree on certain time lines, or refuse to admit their are other explanations, or they deny facts that are right in front of them" That's all bullshit, that's just the stuff that sounds good and makes people think there is some conspiracy that the elites' are involved in. Which is fun right? But look up Debunking Graham Hancock and Ancient Apocalypse and you will find many capable, people explaining all the massive gaps in his theories that will never show up on Joe Rogan.
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  3.  @monkieassasin  "But it is though, because there is no evidence refuting what Graham is claiming (yet)" The lack of evidence in no way makes his theory more believable (For example, there is zero evidence I didn't just see 3 flying elephants. That doesn't make it more true). There is virtually no evidence to prove his theory is right. At this point, it's just a story. It's a fun story and I would love to believe it. But it's just the story or the theories of some dude that Rogan currently likes. Maybe he should be writing books like J.R.R Tolkien or George R.R. Martin instead.
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  4.  @monkieassasin  There is no evidence the people that built those structures (In Turkey or SA) were from some form of advanced civilization. Jungles grow around and engulf unoccupied structures very fast. We're not talking 1000's of years, we're talking 10's of years.
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  5. Why would someone pay him for his arguments? There is no harm in their being an ancient society. Graham just has an attitude that the more people attack him for his ideas, the more they must be true. You know who else does this? Alex Jones. Sometimes people attacking your ideas and calling them wrong is just because they are wrong and nothing else. That being said, I want to be in this Ancient Civilization, Atlantis etc. I always have. But I'm also very critical of these kinds of arguments. There is a lot of, just because we can't currently explain this or that, it must mean x, y or z. Who knows, it could mean something neither side has considered yet. But in general, if 99% of experts agree on something, those are the ones I am going with. If I need brain surgery and 99% of Doctors agree with how it should be done, I'm not going with anyone from the 1% that thinks it should be done differently.
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  6. You could say the same about Graham.
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  7.  @kojinmaster  Same Argument. Exactly.
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  8. Here's another point of view on the Sphinx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK2JM_nlkbM&t=1s
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  9.  @hangedman19861  And for conspiracy theorist the fact that everyone disagrees with you is somehow proof you are more correct.
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  10.  @AntonioGarcia-wn7ut  🙄🙄🙄🙄 Wow!
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  11.  @4everpku  Here is one from someone that isn't even an archaeologist anymore than Graham is, and he debunks him him with simple logic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=341Lv8JLLV4&list=PLkjN37gUiX7_55eutxd2vn0BxcUGCWKAo&index=1
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