You mean they found pain in Spain when looking for grain?

01:26  "What could these be?"
"I have no idea."
"Must be aliens then."

You really need to start including sources/citations of the topics you discuss. I can find no evidence of a large Roman arms depot being discovered in Germany (or anywhere) this year.

do a video on the diseases of civilization

Love listening to this channel when I’m going to sleep. The dark mode is perfect

Egypt hasn't always been a desert. Boats were used to move huge stones used in building pyramids

The Ain Ghazal statues were found in the 80's I thought.

The pain in Spain is found mainly on the plain.

7:40 dude is like Guy Pearce in Memento

And damn, I'm glad there's no HOA for the house I rent now.

I swear these things amaze me. Really !

Man, this is a good one!!!

There were no new Ain Ghazal statues found this year (2025), so I'm not sure what your talking about. Can you elaborate please?

The pain in Spain falls mainly when you’re completely tripping balls.

I like the jab you made at HOAs !

Here's the thing modern humans don't comprehend:
Human intelligence hasn't changed over time.
We are not smarter than humans were 10,000 or 50,000 years ago.
Technology builds on itself - that's all. If our species survives another 5,000 years, they will see us as extremely primitive, like cavemen. They will think of us like we were all simpleminded.
Humans were highly intelligent in the past - they just had whatever technology they had to work with - that's all.

The thing that surprises me most, is not all the discoveries, but the brazen assertions by some, including in academia, that our ancestors were stupid. All the dates for everything will just keep getting pushed back; and it's sad to say, but as Max Planck pointed out, one funeral at a time.

Excellent review …👏👏

Those statues were found in 1983…

Google the Ain Ghazal statues.  They don't look like modern depictions of aliens.  They do in your drawings though.