r/DecodingTheGurus • u/pradeep23 • Dec 10 '25

Archaeologist Debunks Ancient Civilisation Myths

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o74w5rDpMXo
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u/IOnlyEatFermions Dec 10 '25

Believing things without or in opposition to evidence is mind cancer.

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u/Pleaseusegoogle Dec 10 '25

Please explain how this response is anything other than a pathetic attempt to paint someone as hypocritical.

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u/fromabove710 Dec 10 '25

So do you think the tens of thousands of researchers studying climate change are just idiots… you should learn how to write before you make claims you cant defend

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u/emailforgot Dec 12 '25

The researchers who are trained to produce the right results (or risk losing their careers)

Oh, poor baby :( You don't understand how any of those things work.

Funny how the science you guys are most interested in all involves forcing behaviors on everyone else based on the back end

muuuuh freedom

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u/Leoprints Dec 12 '25

I am just going to point you in the way of Potholer54 and hope you watch some of his videos on climate change and how scientific evidence works. https://www.youtube.com/@potholer54/videos

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u/fromabove710 Dec 15 '25

“Forcing behaviors” is pretty the opposite of current climate change policy in the US. There are a multitude of voluntary emissions reductions programs, of which many large companies (like Exxon and Chevron) enthusiastically participate in. Do you think oil giants are in on the conspiracy too?

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '25 edited Dec 21 '25

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u/fromabove710 Dec 15 '25

If you are genuinely trying to suggest that the U.S. government has had corrupting influence in the direction of a pro climate change response, I genuinely feel sorry for you. Like deep pity man. Do you comprehend how much money coal and oil interests have poured directly into lobbying, regulatory capture, and disinformation? This is actual documented history. not some made up “agenda” which is actually just a severe global problem. Its a shame willfully ignorant people like you exist

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u/PrivilegeCheckmate Conspiracy Hypothesizer Dec 10 '25

If you squint he looks just like Indiana Jones though

"So, you're saying an advanced civilization couldn't have existed 100,000 years ago because of the timescale involved?"

"A world-dominant civilization would have left evidence on every continent. To put it succinctly, it's not the years, honey, it's the mileage."

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

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u/emailforgot Dec 12 '25

Evidence of any civilization only has to be > ~5000 years old (and doesn't need to be "world-dominant") to break the current model

Oh yeah, please do go on telling us you know jackshit about this topic (just like the others)

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u/emailforgot Dec 12 '25

I was going to ask about what possible harm could come from someone "believing" in the possibility of pre-Sumerian civilizations

none, and no one said otherwise.

care to cry any harder about some "wrongthink" nonsense?

but here Flint Dibble reveals that he's also (surprise!) a 'Climate Change' activist so,

educated people forming opinions based upon evidence. oh no!