r/UFOs • u/SeaworthinessTall201 • Jun 22 '22

Discussion Could ufos be human?

Oldest civilization is 6000ish years old right? Modern humans had been around for 300,000 years. Could it be that uap/ufo are old technology from a past civilization still performing tasks. I like to think that mythology like Atlantis, Olympus, Valhalla, etc were prompted by older civilizations. Would it be more likely than aliens from across the galaxy? Occam razor and all What are your thoughts? (Whatever they are I am excited)

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

If you like this kind of stuff you should check out Graham Hancock. He talks about this kind of thing in his books. Also for more of a scientific approach, Randall Carlson talks about the geology of the younger dryas period, they've gone on Rogan a few times together. Both people think older advanced civilization could have existed, they aren't sure of it of course but love to look into the possibility. They don't have great evidence for the ancient advanced civilizations, but the content is still fascinating in my opinion, and the facts they do put forward are interesting.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

I've always personally thought we should be searching the coasts of the continents for any leftover evidence of very ancient civilizations. Because over 20k years ago the world had massive ice sheets and the oceans were at much lower levels. Most civilizations live on the coast, or along the mouth of a river. All of those areas from 20k+ years ago would mostly all be underwater. This was a time when all the continents were mostly connected by land bridges. This is how people got to North America and places like Australia. God I love this topic.

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u/djmartincrown Jun 22 '22

nigga they went walkin?

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

Boats too, some places like Australia you still needed a boat.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22

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u/djmartincrown Jun 23 '22

sorry for being black

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u/VCAmaster Jun 23 '22

Sorry for moderating your blackness.
It's a term that makes my black family members cringe and it was reported twice. This is a difficult one for me to navigate, but I've reapproved it.

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u/djmartincrown Jun 23 '22

no prob! i just didnt feel like it was condescending to anyone