Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2015-02-02
Books mentioned on #606 - Randall Carlson
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Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Fingerprints of the gods
Graham Hancock's controversial non-fiction work Fingerprints of the Gods presents the hypothesis that an advanced, forgotten global civilization was destroyed by a global cataclysm at the end of the last ice age.
Discussed“um we would I could could call him the Landscapes of catastrophe because he's doing his um sequel to Fingerprints of the Gods and you know when he came out with that book in 1995”
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Critias
Why people recommend it: Critias is a classical Platonic dialogue that details the legendary island nation of Atlantis, its glorious civilization, and its eventual catastrophic downfall.
Discussed“you may recall from our last interview is the date given by Plato for the subsidence of Atlantis 11,000 I mean he says that Atlantis subsided and you can anybody can read this if they want to pick up tus and cus the two dialogues that he describes Atlantis in”
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Timaeus
Why people recommend it: Timaeus is a foundational philosophical dialogue by Plato that features the renowned account of the mythical island of Atlantis and its cataclysmic disappearance.
Discussed“you may recall from our last interview is the date given by Plato for the subsidence of Atlantis 11,000 I mean he says that Atlantis subsided and you can anybody can read this if they want to pick up tus and cus the two dialogues that he describes Atlantis in”
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Earth in Upheaval
Discussed“There Was You Know Emanuel vovi one of the forerunners but you know he he came up with some really wild ideas that made it very easy for mainstream science to dismiss him but he came up with some really solid ideas too his book Earth and upal basically was just a documentation of all of this geological evidence for”
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The Path of the Pole
Discussed“and then after that you had um a book called uh uh by Charles hapgood called the path of the pole I think it came out in 76 and he he and there theorized that there had been a sudden pole shift that had brought about you know the quick freezing of the mammoths and the end of the Ice”
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