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The discussions focus on scientific insights into marine biodiversity, such as the discovery of 100 species of hydroids in Mauritanian coral mounds, demonstrating active interest and engagement. Some comments critique popular archaeological theories, like the origins of Gobekli Tepe, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based research, which reflects both curiosity and a desire for accurate scientific understanding.
Most discussions acknowledge the scientific value of the publication, especially its comprehensive documentation of hydroid species from Mauritanian coral mounds, with some criticizing misrepresentations about ancient sites like Gobekli Tepe.
Participants display high interest in marine biodiversity and its scientific implications, citing specific examples like the diversity of hydroids and the importance of this research for understanding marine ecosystems.
Users actively reference these topics, sharing videos, explaining scientific concepts, and debating archaeological interpretations, which suggests moderate but meaningful engagement.
While the discussions promote understanding of marine species and challenge certain archaeological narratives, the overall influence on broader public opinion or policy appears limited, primarily serving enthusiast or academic interest.
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@sdhaddow @spaceorcats @adancingferret @KUHoopes @LaArqueologa @CurtCarbonell @ArchaeologyGame @FlintDibble Yeah. If they saw the development of that region’s culture more as a slow progression, beginning before the younger dryas, they’d realize that refutes graham hancock’s flawed narrative of a prior advanced civilization that was destroyed in a cataclysm. https://t.co/9iCqVq9bpt
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@gene_lasecki @ThomasJsmison @DrJamesEHansen It’s easy enough to fall into the lost high civilization narrative, especially now that it’s being mainstreamed by Netflix for
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@MattisRedacted Good video on this topic: https://t.co/pR7zNDK6s1
@Archeoastronom @Caffinated2112 @_pointles_s @iAnonPatriot Gobekli Tepe was not intentionally buried: https://t.co/BgM6WDRQI6 And nearby archeological sites show that GT was a product of gradual evolution of Neolithic culture & building (also not necessarily the pinnacle, just well preserved by rockslides): https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT https://t.co/8qxY8XuQo9
TIL: Frösche stammen (vielleicht) von den größten Raubtieren der Zeit vor Dinos & Co. ab. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h_TB94tg-8 #DrPolaris Paleontology #science #zoology
@tsrhd01 @ViciVirtusRex @FlintDibble ✅ https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@AdamOneTruth @4biddntruth Have you seen this? https://t.co/Igx5b8pj1X
@4biddntruth This video demonstrates that gobekli tepe isn’t really an aberration within that Pre-Pottery Neolithic period, examining some of the other cultures that preceded it, which were prior to the imaginary younger dryas cataclysm: https://t.co/Igx5b8pj1X
@classictruelady @redpillb0t Gobekli Tepe and nearby similar sites were both utilitarian and ceremonial structures built by Neolithic hunter gatherers Excavations show they were gradually buried by successive rockslides This is a helpful presentation on the archeological evidence: https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@Apkalluu @DrDavidMiano > “3. The oldest ‘temple’ in the world, that sits in the cradle of civilisation. Built coming out of the last ice age.” Nearby similar sites are a bit older Details here ⤵️ https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@shanaka86 @HistContent https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@Space_Sausages @newscientist All evidence found thus far precludes advanced global agricultural civilizations anywhere on Earth in the last glacial maximum Plants hasn’t been domesticated anywhere at that time Instead, archeologists have found gradual progressions For example ⤵️ https://t.co/P7Irdd3xjr
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@emac_1_ @volcaholic1 >“Discoveries like Göbekli Tepe highlight how much of our history & understanding remains either unknown or deeply misunderstood.” With your formal training in scientific epistemology I think you can get back out of misinfo trap Follow the evidence! e.g. https://t.co/P7Irdd3xjr
@David747815774 @4biddnKnowledge For the intermediate time, from anatomically modern human hunter gatherers to agricultural civilizations that first emerged in archaeological record ~7kya, this is helpful: https://t.co/P7Irdd3xjr
@Tonycmyk @MattbLimitless https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT https://t.co/TEk8Rz7Aas
@HoenirsSight @DrDavidMiano > “for your academic failure of explanation” What failure?? Are you familiar with the explanatory and well-referenced content he creates? e.g., https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@xprofe1 @DrDavidMiano >“David, rather than labeling ppl as fake, demonstrate how their theories are incorrect” He has done so repeatedly A key take-home is that ppl are not arriving at these worldviews by careful study of evidence, instead by over-credulity of specious claims https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
@RNS7789 @exitdave @SRealgoodman @garyreents1 @BrightInsight6 > “Hancock’s opponents cannot give good answers to the questions he asks nor rebuttals to the points he makes.” They do so routinely. For example: https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT
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Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/KRTqIoaxrC
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Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/2gVHDv6Jzf via @YouTube
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/TN0zXjy7Fr via @YouTube
@Kamillalakhan @hughs_news Here’s a really detailed video on that exact topic https://t.co/cJZVnIMsQO
@EricI96670975 @Dr_TheHistories It didn't pop up out of nowhere. https://t.co/6sXNGGiQTw
@barry_weis97539 You might enjoy this btw https://t.co/MRLdGEnazp
@Wesleymooch @Graham__Hancock You might find this video informative https://t.co/rrc8kJCVtl
@Rustum_0 Out of all, I can’t believe you fell for Graham Hancock. Most of hancocks claims could be busted by a simple google search. This might be a good start, or you can go for any historian who bases their claims on actual objective evidence. https://t.co/KNoF9MFMls
@PAN484293470635 @FlintDibble Not really. Graham tends to get a lot wrong about where gobekli tepe fits within the archeological timeline. https://t.co/9TCmI3MaOv
RT @TonyTrupp: @sdhaddow @spaceorcats @adancingferret @KUHoopes @LaArqueologa @CurtCarbonell @ArchaeologyGame @FlintDibble Yeah. If they sa…
RT @TonyTrupp: @sdhaddow @spaceorcats @adancingferret @KUHoopes @LaArqueologa @CurtCarbonell @ArchaeologyGame @FlintDibble Yeah. If they sa…
@sdhaddow @spaceorcats @adancingferret @KUHoopes @LaArqueologa @CurtCarbonell @ArchaeologyGame @FlintDibble Yeah. If they saw the development of that region’s culture more as a slow progression, beginning before the younger dryas, they’d realize that refutes graham hancock’s flawed narrative of a prior advanced civilization that was destroyed in a cataclysm. https://t.co/9iCqVq9bpt
@KayleighHistory I really injoy this debate While not respectful It is certainly vibrant and enthusiastic in assertion of a , on the face of it Theory with some merit https://t.co/kMiffZaT7C
@Apkalluu @glenparry8183 @SoilManDan There are 100s of sites in the Near East that predate and are contemporary with GT! These are the best proxies for understanding GT. Why do you continue to ignore this? If reading isn't your forte, maybe a video would help? https://t.co/koq7oqqwnj
@Apkalluu @sdhaddow @pinutos This will explain those in good detail https://t.co/8EeXJOpkdB
@sdhaddow @Apkalluu @pinutos Good video on that topic about the pre-gobekli tepe cultures: https://t.co/8EeXJOpkdB
@purblemsil47961 @wallstreetbutt5 @FlintDibble @Graham__Hancock There is ample evidence of stone works in the Near East predating Gobekli Teppe while also being more simple: https://t.co/kkrKassInn
@Bombay01450979 @Schrodinger1299 @thereseverdun Ja det är vad man tror på om man är helt aningslös om förhistoria, eller arkeologi. Jag hade en period där jag också tyckte Hancock var intressant. Som tur är gick jag vidare. Rekommenderar denna starkt om du har genuint intresse av arkeologi. https://t.co/5uos447FCJ
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@ScientistIzaak @Graham__Hancock There were already other known cultures developing stonework during the pre-pottery neolithic, such as ancient jericho https://t.co/iYRWaeFl2y
@LarisaF538 @SoilManDan @coopsimms @joerogan @JRE_Clips @TheJRECompanion @Graham__Hancock If you watch this video you’ll see the long gradual progression of culture that led up to gobekli tepe. It wasn’t a sudden emergence of that culture, as if they’d been taught by the survivors of some an advanced lost culture. https://t.co/7syFYxDkFf
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/SGJiuFl0YB
RT @TonyTrupp: @chewy5140 @FlintDibble This video might answer your question https://t.co/keErjGAOEz
RT @TonyTrupp: @chewy5140 @FlintDibble This video might answer your question https://t.co/keErjGAOEz
@chewy5140 @FlintDibble This video might answer your question https://t.co/keErjGAOEz
@advanced_prime @BadScienceNews It’s all part of a mostly linear transition from hunter gathering, through plant cultivation, into domestication that’s been known about for decades, even if the details are still becoming clearer. Good video on the topic: https://t.co/kkS75hxrQy
@Cernovich @michaelmalice Ghramm Hancock is a con man dining out on lies that he's not been proven wrong time and time again. Just one example: https://t.co/MZXROdGZnI The beginnings of anthropology was a form of scientific racism that classified humans into different races with different attributes,
@10densmusic @JasonColavito Hanock’s presentation of gobekli tepe as appearing suddenly isn’t really accurate, as explained in this video. A few days ago Hancock did a post (likely in response to this video) where he’s now acknowledging that it was more gradual. https://t.co/2ZDa4NSIzf
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@tim39941098 @janevandis It’s easy enough to fall into conspiracy stuff. ⚠️ I fell in for a bit about “megaliths” and lost civilization stuff, far outside of topics I had studied rigorously. Thankfully I got out. These helped: https://t.co/P7Irdd2ZtT https://t.co/5j7WVizNWN https://t.co/jIiwa4cWpa
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RT @JoseAurelioUCA: Investigación original en: https://t.co/8SvkYHl3iv; también de interés: https://t.co/07K3R88LSi, https://t.co/bKRVW7aNS…
Investigación original en: https://t.co/8SvkYHl3iv; también de interés: https://t.co/07K3R88LSi, https://t.co/bKRVW7aNSL y https://t.co/NOFD8zHzKq https://t.co/T4278Kpw9t
RT @INDESS_Cadiz: Martín-Navarro, A., Lechuga Sancho, M. P., & Medina-Garrido, J. A. (2018). BPMS for management: a systematic literature r…
Martín-Navarro, A., Lechuga Sancho, M. P., & Medina-Garrido, J. A. (2018). BPMS for management: a systematic literature review. Revista Espanola de Documentacion Cientifica, 41(3), e213. https://t.co/vc5OFMG6qM . Full article in: https://t.co/5niAStaw1w
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/lkQcqBqEgN via @YouTube
@gene_lasecki @ThomasJsmison @DrJamesEHansen It’s easy enough to fall into the lost high civilization narrative, especially now that it’s being mainstreamed by Netflix for
@MichaelPacNW @irussell21 sounds like you might find this video helpful https://t.co/eXwaTzSCZD
@Graham__Hancock Interesting insight into a small portion of the timeline…… https://t.co/jYBQr5UWtq
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/9yADIEJOkl via @YouTube
@0ppai_Dragon @tilted247 @21xsara @Culture_Crit I think that you really really really need to educate yourself on hunter gatherers. But also just watch this with a open mind. https://t.co/bW5788K4ck
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/UMSLCEVBWc via @YouTube
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Graham Hancock called out and piledrived in this fascinating video about Göbekli Tepe: https://t.co/RUh02cqrmF
@AncientPuzzles Just watched David Miano’s wonderful pushback video toward Handcock regarding Gobeckli Tepe. David was being helpful to Graham
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/MMkvpI1QWY
This is not true. There were Hunter gatherer societies predating Gobekli Tepe that gradually built up in complexity See this for details: https://t.co/o71cihXCJz https://t.co/S77vLtdVsG
RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
@Graham__Hancock Happy birthday, Santha! Graham, have you seen this? https://t.co/YXPrqFFi3E
RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
@Graham__Hancock Have a reply? https://t.co/2j4euah9pY
@archeohistories A different view: https://t.co/pndxxZqk8s
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/Hfdc1DrMwU The problem is Graham is a nightcrawler, he's in this for the money, not the science. (Twister ref) #GobekliTepe #prehistory #Archaeology #PseudoArchaeology #GrahamHancock #JoeRogan
https://t.co/IKELt9262Y There was much more “Hunter and gatherer civilization” before Gobekli Tepe. Watch this for proof. https://t.co/vVIPQZqf5d
https://t.co/GdSIG58vuw This issue that assumes societies developed “from nothing” with assistance from higher mysteries is very similar to all imagined scenarios of the beginnings of material substance from some sort of explosion of stuff from nothing.
@AncientEpoch https://t.co/7QaMFhZ8co
@Graham__Hancock @joerogan Hey Graham, this guy here has some interesting counter-arguments to you (which he presents in an academically-respectful way). Have you checked his video response to you? https://t.co/cQEFq6ZEvF
RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock | World of Antiquity https://t.co/v3V8ul4MAk Graham Hancock and Randal Carlson are charlatans and grifters with ZERO interest in truth or science.
@davidicke Can somebody tell me if Graham Hancock has responded yet to David Miano's video "Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock" It would be so interesting to see somebody qualified such as G Hancock or Jimmy Corsetti debate David Miano. https://t.co/rG1TikjMKD
@ffshowofficial @Nerdrotics @QTRBlackGarrett @AdamCrigler @xraygirl_ Maybe the site wasn't as much of a freakish jump in technology and logistics as sometimes claimed? This video isn't an empty dismissal and seems to provide examples and a timeline. https://t.co/rgevbsuFof
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/z4yzlolcgb
Graham Hancock's views challenged..... @Graham__Hancock https://t.co/nq3HtTOCsK
This seems to be exposing a serious flaw in Graham Hancock's claim that Gobekli Tepe sprung "out of nowhere" https://t.co/nq3HtTPaii
@UnchartedX1 @BrightInsight6 I know, i know, this guy has the worst attitude, however, i do enjoy learning as much as possible on the subject of ancient civilization. Would love to see someone have a debate with this guy. Stay crushin it.
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/RGCi1N4E1P via @YouTube
@Graham__Hancock Hey there. Wondering if you saw this video posted on YouTube a while back. Worth a watch for sure https://t.co/5wy03am5KW
Not seeing too much Hancock’s Make Archaeology Great Again on Bluesky, which is great, as is this video from David Miano
Did Gobekli Tepe Appear Out of Nowhere? A Reply to Graham Hancock https://t.co/O5ItBEpJVM via @YouTube
Some facts about Gobekli Tepe. Worth knowing. https://t.co/CDyO8YjaST
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RT @DrDavidMiano: @Graham__Hancock A few years ago, you asked for some information about evidence of the growth of technology before Gobekl…
@DrDavidMiano Knocks this one out of the park with bases loaded, grand slam. https://t.co/bJ7WsKf7ro
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New CHECKLIST dataset: Hydroids (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa) from Mauritanian Coral Mounds (100 species occurrences) https://t.co/8SDbhebswL
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Blue Is Pretty Special: How Nature Gets the Blues https://t.co/01svYDn7bx via @YouTube
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RT @SciShow: Blue pigments are hard to come by in nature, so on the rare occasion this color does appear it's thanks to a handful of compou…
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RT @SciShow: Blue pigments are hard to come by in nature, so on the rare occasion this color does appear it's thanks to a handful of compou…
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Hydroids (#Cnidaria, Hydrozoa) from Mauritanian Coral Mounds. https://t.co/fIBbJ11uuU #Taxonomy
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