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If a lot of this is true, could perhaps the Sumerians have been "survivors" of the Younger Dryas? They had a full blown language isolate and appear to have hailed from lower Arabia when it was greener. They also had their own tales of a terrible flood.

I'd disagree. A Bronze Age that happened ten thousand years before the Bronze Age is basically the biggest historical discovery ever, especially if these civilisations were trading each other on a semi-global scale.

Bronze Age like is an idea I can entertain. Why would you say they wouldn't have bronze tools?

He's a bit of a crackpot, but he's undeniably right about humans building complicated stuff long before they should have been as according to modern consensus. Gobekli Tepe is a massive example of that. As evidenced by its excavations, archaeologists are sticking their big toes in the deep water...

I think there's a possibility of a sophisticated culture that existed over twelve thousand years ago. But I wouldn't think, if they did, they'd hit their industrial revolution before being destroyed. There'd probably be archaeological evidence of extensive mining otherwise, or even residue...

Didn't think they could do a shittier terminator film than Dark Fate, but as ever the left always surprises me. Further to the topic, they certainly attempted it and it went hilariously wrong. Because denying the enormity of the Roman Empire's existence was "what the fuck" territory even for...

Oh my God, this bitch. I remember channels like the Metatron having a fit over it, but I've somewhat recognised what her ilk are doing (even if it may be subconscious). They hate the West and want to pull it down. What better way of doing that then knocking out the keystone that is Rome?