Numerous claims about finding Noah’s Ark span over two thousand years but mostly result in hoaxes or unverifiable assertions. #noahsark #pseudoarchaelogy connectparanormal.net/2026/10/18/t...

Heh. Probably. I think it has something to do with the secret Nazi base down there too. It feels like some sectors of the redpill and pseudoarchaelogy catchments crossed over.

I mean, it’s a mishmash of a bunch of pseudoarchaelogy and bog standard conspiracy stuff I’ve encountered over the years, but I’ve never seen it assembled this way before. Wonder which house in your neighborhood is insulated with aluminum foil.

You've made alot of good shows about modern pseudoscience/pseudoarchaelogy/pseudohistory... but most of those are fringe TIKTOK theories and don't enjoy widespread academic and political support.

So, on the topic of political elites spreading and normalising misinformation that benefits themselves>

One of the funniest pseudoarchaelogy talking points is that the Egyptians had sci-fi technology to build the Pyramids because we can't seem to do it with modern technology. But they never seem to ponder why we would even want to build more pyramids in the first place.

It all matters! In terms of (a) pushing back against pseudoarchaelogy which is inherently damaging and (b) maintaining academic debate even when those publishing are powerful professors. Problematic arguments can be found across this spectrum 😉

Villi Suomen historia [The Wild history of Finland] (2015). It's a popular book on pseudohumanities and demarcation – pseudohistory, pseudoetymologies, pseudoarchaelogy etc.

Don't get me started on that bloke and pseudoarchaelogy - alot of it stems from Lovecraft , who wrote fiction.
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