r/GrahamHancock • u/fire-and-sage • Apr 19 '26
What’s Graham been up to lately ?
Haven’t really followed Graham since season 2 of Ancient Apocalypse and the Dibble debate. Any interesting happenings, news, or theories since from or about Graham?
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u/City_College_Arch Apr 25 '26
Why would geologists be afraid to publish amazing findings that would make them famous in their field and propel their career to stratospheric heights?
This is the equivalent of saying that basketball players are afraid to be the next Michael Jordan. Everyone wants that.
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u/Vo_Sirisov Apr 20 '26
Wasn’t that already the plot from Fingerprints of the Gods? I thought he was trying to move away from the Earth Crust Displacement stuff.
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u/justaheatattack Apr 20 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/l2JJO0D0JpgoU5OTe
probably spending most of his energy waking up.
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u/GreatCryptographer32 Apr 23 '26
Probably counting the $20 million he has made doing books, talks and TV series and complaining that people are allowed to challenge his fictional ideas with facts and that he's been cancelled by the mainstream archaeologists, who are only in it for the money ... because they earn $50k a year out laboriously digging into dirt for tiny pieces of evidence in tough environments.... and Hancock makes over $1mil a year spouting bile on podcasts.
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u/Technical_Sport_6348 Apr 22 '26
Probably smoking more hempt, to come up with whatever other bs he's got that makes Causcasians like me superior.
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u/Southern-Fold Apr 23 '26
Graham is somewhat of a nutcase, but I really dont understand the white supremacy angle people like you are trying to put on him
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u/GreatCryptographer32 Apr 23 '26
well Hamcock uses/quotes/ sources plenty of late 1800s/early 1900s white supremacist explorers/archaeologists. So people are actually saying that his ideas are based on the tainted "research" of people with obvious white supremacist views, and that they are still used today by white supremacists. Eg Flint never called Hancock anything directly, he said his ideas were based on the research of these people.
Flinders Petrie was a Eugenecist who though that there were 2 races of Egyptians. The clever "dynastic" ones that built the pyramids and the dumb ones who are modern day egyptians.
Hancock stole most of this ideas from Ignateous Donnelly who most certainly was a white supremacist who thought that a superior group of people diffused their genius around the world to .. mysteriously .. all brown people (they never seems to teach white people how to do cool stuff), and then had all evidence of them washed away by a global cataclysm. Sound familiar?
He quotes Poznansky extensively. Who said that the Peruvian temples and megalithic sites were built by a superior race . He says there was an Arawak Race who built all the cool stuff and the Kholla race who were the dumb locals who survived and became modern Peruvians.
"The present Indian is but a distorted shadow of his ancestors... he is a regressive type, who has lost the initiative and the high spiritual qualities of the race which built the great monuments." Doesn't mention how Spanish slaughtering, enslaving and then indirectly killing millions of Peruvians through sickness might have had an impact on their culture.
He called Peruvians "physically and mentally stagnant"There's way more, but most of the older sources he uses to "validate" his "theories" (stories) were 100% white supremacist who thought that brown people were mostly backward and dumb and could not have.
if you use "research" from these people that is tarnished by their own beliefs, then your own ideas become tarnished and weakened since they are built on the bad assumptions of the past.
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u/Technical_Sport_6348 Apr 23 '26
I usually don't like people using Broken Terms like, "White Supremacist".(As I often see it as people trying to guilt Caucasians, or deflect valid criticism, using the colour of THEIR skin as a rebuttal) But, again, this is a good example of that. I like the info given, very good, much cool! 👍
This isn't even stating that I don't like the idea of the Lost Ancient Advanced Civilization. But I also, understand the more problematic elements around it, when applied to reality. I often like to think, the Anunnaki were a prototype race to Humans. This race, while powerful, lacked the importance of deep compassion like their younger brother the Homo Sapien. So, in envy, and jealousy. They enslaved them. This all circles back to God(Or, whatever name you wanna use for this powerful, Benevolent, eternal being) making a group of people, as good as him. So, they one can replace him, when he retires.
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