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The Great Big Pseudoarcheology Debunk (Graham Hancock, Dan Richards, Jimmy Corsetti)

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What is pseudoarcheology? Just as there is pseudoscience pertaining to physics, chemistry, biology, and medicine, there is pseudoscience that bastardizes archeology as well. Remember Ancient Aliens on the History Channel? We all used to make fun of that. But now, millions of people have fallen for this ridiculous trend, and they primarily worship a disgusting fraud named Graham Hancock, as well as a handful of copycat grifters, such as Dan Richards and Jimmy Corsetti, who are following in Graham's footsteps. What do these frauds say? How exactly do we know they're just lying frauds? Press play to get everything you're looking for and more!

Archeologist crapping on Dan Richards

Flint on Danny Jones

Andy White on moving big rocks

David Miano on moving big rocks

Hugh Thomas on moving big rocks

List of finds in Egyptian pyramids

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Remember Ancient AliensHistory Channel WeGraham HancockDan RichardsJimmy CorsettiDan Richards FlintDanny Jones Andy WhiteDavid Miano

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