Episode #108 Who were the Moundbuilders? Practicing an Integrated Science with Global Reach? The Randall Carlson Podcast
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Summary
In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts explore an archaic global system suggested by UK research. They delve into geological evidence, including limestone erosion and geometric complexes, to challenge mainstream understanding of America's Lost Civilization. This discussion raises questions about the potential use of advanced geoscientific technology in the distant past and its purpose in a time of great catastrophe.
Key takeaways
- 1Discussion of UK research on archaic global systems
- 2Connection of limestone erosion and sites named for the devil
- 3Inquiry into the commonality of measurements suggesting a global system
- 4Reference to early Native reports disputing their role in building geometric complexes
- 5Episode features hosts from Brothers of the Serpent, including Kyle, Russ, and Normal Guy Mike
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Excerpt from Kosmographia, Mar 28, 2024. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.
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Kosmographia, “Episode #108 Who were the Moundbuilders? Practicing an Integrated Science with Global Reach? The Randall Carlson Podcast,” Mar 28, 2024. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/episode-108-who-were-the-moundbuilders-practicing-an-integrated-science-with-global-reach-the-randall-carlson-podcast. Original: https://kosmographia.libsyn.com/episode-108-who-were-the-moundbuilders-practicing-an-integrated-science-with-global-reach-the-randall-carlson-podcast
