Episode #014: Taphonomy: How Fossils are Found - Younger Dryas Impacts

Summary

In this episode, Randall Carlson explores evidence supporting catastrophic events as the correct explanation for the extinction at the end of the Younger Dryas period. He argues against the notion that it was solely the work of human hunters, highlighting instead the role of sudden and extreme environmental changes. These revelations lay the groundwork for understanding broader shifts in Earth's history and their implications for the future.

Key takeaways

• 1Evidence for Younger Dryas extinction factors beyond human hunting
• 2Importance of catastrophic burial in fossil preservation
• 3Exploration of scientific journals and books related to extinction events
• 4Future episodes will further define ultimate triggers for environmental changes
• 5Carlson's work focuses on deciphering mysteries of the past

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Transcript excerpt

That's ancientnutrition.com code protein. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson Podcast. Putting things into a chronostratographic context and causing havoc in the uniformitarian paradigm, we are back with Cosmographia Podcast. You like that, Randall? Yes. We're only here for the eyebrows. I can live with it for the time being. All right. I'll put forth a valiant effort. So, it's been, what are we, a month since we recorded. We did some conferences. We had other stuff going on. We did. We're finally all back at our home bases for the time being. That's right. For number 14. For episode 14. So, before we get back into the megafauna, I had one question that has to do with the Atlantis stuff. And I just want to, this is something I've wondered for a while. Like, so, the geologists who were basically saying, you know, that there is no geological evidence for anything that Atlantis could be in the Atlantic, right? Are they wrong or are they lying? Because those are two different things. Yeah. No, I don't think they're lying. I think that they're just, they're so constrained within their vision by the dogmas that they've built their ideology around that they just can't see it. I just, you know, it's too accepted by mainstream academia that Atlantis had no literal or historical reality behind it. And so, once you've assumed that, and that becomes your working model of history, and it is now, like, guilty by association because there's been so much woo around the whole Atlantis thing that it just becomes easier, I think, to just not deal with it. Because there's no reason that any geologists in their professional work would even have to address the idea of Atlantis. ...

Excerpt from Kosmographia, Jan 28, 2020. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.