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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...look at the Grand Canyon in America, if you look at Antarctica, there's reason to believe that there have been other civilizations before us,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...look at the Grand Canyon in America, if you look at Antarctica, there's reason to believe that there have been other civilizations before us,..."
He says places such as the Amazon, the Grand Canyon, and Antarctica give him reason to believe earlier civilizations may have existed before the present one.
Jiang says humanity is not the first great civilization and points to Antarctica, Amazonian structures, Gobekli Tepe, the pyramids, and the Indus Valley as hints of earlier advanced worlds.
"...look at the Grand Canyon in America, if you look at Antarctica, there's reason to believe that there have been other civilizations before us,..."
"...like just just go on the net and like look at antarctica and if you melt all the ice what happens you find it's..."
"like uh in like a few decades you go like any society and like they're very quickly able to build cities if they put..."
"is the universe we can manifest reality in any way that we imagine and we put our collective minds to it and we have..."
"...we've had different civilizations before right so if you go to antarctica uh if you go to amazon if you go to go back..."
"...too conspiratorial, but I'm seeing people are asking a lot about Antarctica, which people are trying to figure out. When YouTubers and content creators..."
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