Lizzid people

It’s always cool to learn about Zuckerberg’s lineage

something to consider: When I was working as a comp sci student at sheffield university there was a project for storing data on crystals using lasers to flip the electrons (bits). We found some crystals dug up from the ground were essentially pre formatted, and not at all random as expected. I still dont know if there was ever an explanation for this - but at the time it was very bizarre and cause a lot of UFO types some big interest. Personally I believe that human civilization was more advanced pre the near extinction event aprox 13k years ago, I think this the most likely explanation for various artifacts that have been found, including those pre formatted crystals.

i've been watching this guy on and off for years now, never runs out of material and the level of facts is shocking, always well delivered too.

There's an old sci-fi short story called "The Green Maurader" by Larry Niven (from his 'Draco Tavern' series) in which an immensely long-lived alien tells a shocked human about the species that was inhabiting Earth the last time she swung through this neck of the woods, _before aerobic bacteria transformed the atmosphere_ and wiped them out. Apparently she was sad that they, and all trace of their bio-based (and hence bio-degradeable), technology gone because she liked their arts and music. Not to worry though, the oxygen-breathing evolved apes were quite interesting in themselves and would provide much for her to trade and entertain herself with on her travels. The human was left to wonder about what the alien would find on her next circuit of the galaxy, and who, or what, she'd be telling stories about him to... (Edited to include correct names of the stories and the sex of the alien)

I'm a geology nerd so that's where this comment is coming from; When you look at an early Greek amphitheatre you can easily see how after millions of years of erosion it would look like nothing more than the scarp of a landslide hiding the fact that thousands of people smiled, frowned, laughed and cried while seated watching a performance for no reason other than a distraction from their lives, because to quote Simon Whistler "The past was the worst".

I absolutely love your videos mate. My 10 year old son and I have been watching/listening to your videos before bed for years now. Thank you for helping my family expand their knowledge and curiosity through your videos. Cheers! 🤘🏻😎

...another great vid! great stuff, great pace, captivating, super interesting... cannot thank you enough! keep it up. 😀👍

The funny thing is that the Doctor Who writers accidentally named the Silurians after a period that didn't have any dinosaurs. This was addressed decades later when the Peter Capaldi Doctor told his companion that she couldn't name the monster, he named the monsters, otherwise it would "be the Silurians all over again!"

Actually, if ancient Greek literature can be accepted, dinosaurs have been known to humans for thousands of years. It's just that the occasional discovery of some large, oddly configured skeleton was attributed to mythical creatures such as dragons or griffins or chimeras.

I do appreciate the fact that you waited until the end to ask for support. I do enjoy your presentations. I hate it when sites beg for support right from the get go. How do I know if I want to until I have watched their video?

I can't join at this time. I'm dealing with a lot of medical issues with many major surgeries. I am really strapped out financially. But if I ever get back up on my feet, I would love to join. I really enjoyed you presentation a lot. Looking forward to seeing more. I did like and subscribed to your KZfaq channel. Thank you for doing this.

Star Trek Voyager explores this, in the Delta quadrant they are followed by an advanced race so advanced the Voyager crew doesn’t detect them. They follow them because the humans dna is so similar to theirs more similar than any other race they have encountered. Eventually it is revealed they are dinosaurs who left earth millions of years ago, they had been in space so long they forgot where they came from.

When I was a kid, I read a sci-fi book called "Stranger From the Depths" that hypothesized a survivor of this kind of civilization held in suspended animation for millions of years, found and revived in the modern day. It was written for a juvenile market but the kind of fun idea that would make a pretty cool movie right about now.

Star Trak: Voyager, which aired in the 1990s, had an episode called Distant Origin, which they encountered an alien race that evolved on Earth from dinosaurs millions of years ago. I forget the name of the race. Great video, I like it.

I love how big you got man. You use to have an older account but I’m still following you brother

Crab people, crab people......

So... NOT blood drinking lizards... maybe COFFEE drinking lizards?

But Thoughty2 you forgot about Those radioactive isotopes that can ONLY be made through fission and radioactive waste we found in 'ore' they say happened by accident.

Very nice topic, well produced and very well spoken again. Thumb up. : )

So, there may have been a time when giant, 20-ton amphibious Hecklefish roamed the shores? This needs to be added to the science books!!

I really enjoy your channel and want to take some time to say thank you for all the work you do. Your content isn't only educational but delivered in a way that is interesting and entertaining. One of the best channels on KZfaq.

Dude, you are so good! Shared this a lot!

Back around the 90s i was doing some drifting and came across a fella by the name scratchy. He and i made love more than a few time in box cars and... well... mostly box cars. He looked alot like you. Names buck by the way. Anyway i just made love to myself watching you as a scratchy clone or something. If you see scratchy out there, tell him buck still wants it. He knows i can go several times in a row. I tell ya, scratchy could suck the chrome off a trailor hitch.

Thoughty2 has a way of making people feel massive appreciation for the Earth, it just makes you realize how little time a human life really lasts. Perspective is everything.

I want to say thank u so much! You yourself and your channel is and has been a blessing to me for awhile now! I'm looking forward to joining as a patron soon as my job schedule picks back up and I get back on my feet. I'm ready to start giving back! Thanks T2 for your dedication!

Really interesting hypothesis, never knew about it, thank you for sharing!

Great content. Great delivery! Subscribed.

Thank you! Still loving this channel years later. You’re amazing for the amount of information and work you put into each video. Keep it up good sir! Now you’re supposed to smile, you said you would.

I think it's possible that there where civilisations before humans with "technology" that is very "different" from what we know and are used to.

Always enjoy watching , great video, thanks Thoughty2

You do make me chuckle , plus I feel like I'm actually learning something. Bravo 👏

I always had this theory that the myth of dragons exists so constantly all over the world because people around the world at some point in many cultures came across a dinosaur fossil and created their own myths around it

I, for one, welcome our new lizard overlords.

Just found your channel. Love it!!! Subbed!!! Thank you

ALWAYS a good day when ur vids pop up … Luv them … always informative, mind provoking and keeps a person interested Thnx for all ur hard work 🐥🇨🇦🐥 Be well❤

Great and entertaining video, as always. Thank you!❤

Archaeologist here: There is also the issue of cultural layers. Much like dendrochronology (tree rings dating), where every year a tree's rings are dependent on weather and temprature fluctuations, and the possibility to look into the past trough the width and colour of the rings themselves; the earth itself works the same way. If you take a shovel, and go into your backyard and digg a hole; you will notice that the dirt has different layers, with different colours and types of minerals. Theese "layers" are what is know as cultural layers; they correspond directly to the past in terms of temperature, weather, and the overall climate. If there was an advanced species that had somehow spread worldwide, it would leave relatively obvious traces in terms of chemicals and minerals had it ever gotten remotely close to the technological status of humankind today. Altough you wouldn't be able to see anything humankind created (if we were to suddenly vanish) in a relatively short time period, the cultural layers are still there, and won't dissapear within just a few hundred millions of years.

great videos. ya got a new subscriber here :) thanks for your hard work

vry interesting and nice video ^-^ Got me thinking alot about things i havnt before!

I like the fact that you actually considered the question "how could we tell?" How would we tell megamillennia decayed ruins from the natural?

Thank you thoughtly for your hard work thanks to you I have learned more from the internet than I have ever learned in school.😅 You have even inspired me and influenced me as a person you made learning fun again and now my thirst for learning cannot be quenched. Now I scour all sides of the internet. Learning more and more about all the different things that interest me. You always thank me for watching. Well today I want to thank you for creating. Ps. It's definitely lizard people.... Lol maybe.

2018 might've been when a paper was written, but the idea is very old. I had a dinosaur book as a kid that brought up the possibility and had a really creepy humanoid reptile drawing. That was at least 25 years ago.

Thanks for the cool video, keep up the good work mate

I really like these videos. Videos where you answer interesting hypothetical questions about history

Thank you truly, for continuing to teach me new things on all of my favourite topics years after ive finished school. You are one of the shiniest gems on the planet. I genuinely hope you do this for the rest of my life You get another 50 years outta me unless something happens

love ur videos man, keep it up

Always love your videos man

You know? One thing I love about this channel is how you tackle stuff in such an empty-cup kind of way. In this parody of a society that we live in, that is so rare. The vast majority of people, especially as you look higher and higher on the property ladder, are just full-cup about everything they can be, so to hear someone talking and showing an understanding of the first step to learning anything is a definite breath of fresh air. I would suggest that, maybe, just speculation, there have been ancient terms, if not for fossils, then at least originating from their discovery. In fact, I’m mostly going on humane trends today, in combination with the clear statistical lack of inclination for the “princes of the universe” and their zombies, (Satirical nicknames) towards a genuine change away from reducing people to mere property and killing and committing genocides and so on, but I wouldn’t be surprised if stories of dragons started off with people finding dinosaur fossils, way back when, and trying to imagine what they must have been like when they were still alive. And no, I’m not simply making a very painful joke, even if it is no more than speculation.

Thank you so much for your brilliantly entertaining educational videos! You're one of my favourite people on the internet and seem like a good dude. From youth to adult you hit the mark with engagement every time and I wish you every success

I really enjoyed your presentation. it has given me numerous things to think about.

Love it! Thanks for the great videos

Thank you so much Thoughty2. I’ve been watching your videos for years and I love your content. I’m grateful for the videos you make and I hope you enjoy making them as much as your viewers like watching them

I believe that the idea of dragons came from people in ancient times finding dinosaur fossils and having no better explanation for them.

Thanks - this was a cool romp down the dank passages of ancient history.

Great video. Love your channel. You do great work.

It's always a great day when Arran uploads a new Thoughty2 video! Seriously. Thank-You!!❤

Some metal items would survive millions of years - gold, silver, copper, titanium. Finding gold coin with lizard head would be pretty conclusive. 😀

It is the perfect video to educate myself and having fun at the same time. I wish we could learn the same way in the classroom!

Cool video, open minds are prone to find more than a closed mind, and it is hard to open your mind, but we cant take everything for granted, look at the big bang theory, but at the end, it is a theory, and a posibility. Thanks for the vid!!!!

Another banger. You have to be the only KZfaq channel I can think of that I can recommend to anybody. Regardless of age or interests, you have something for everyone. No small feat.

One of the only channels on KZfaq where I automatically like the video before even watching it, because I know it's going to be quality. Been following your channel for years now. Your videos never disappoint. You can make even the most mundane of topics interesting to watch.

Fascinating video! Thank you so much!

Another awesome video, thank you ❤

Just came here to say there's been plenty of races before humans. You're welcome

I only recently discovered your channel, and I am truly enjoying your content. I am trying to pace myself so I won't run out, so thank you for still putting out more

I love this channel, so inspiring to think deeply about different matters

Ive been watching Thoughty2 for a few years and Im just now finding out about Why Files. Thanks guys.

This is a WILD concept! Thanks for sharing! An additional thought on this is that there may have been intelligently advanced without necessarily developing technology.

Been a fan of your content for a long time, thanks for the knowledge.

Makes for great late night thoughts. Love pondering anything that we can't prove or disprove.

Wonderful to rediscover your channel on a different account 😀

I very recently discovered your channel, which is strange, because I watch a lot of scientific content, but it's only been recomended by the algorythm like a month ago. Anyway, been loving the videos I've beeen watching. Great presentation and editing.

Hi, Arran! Just stopped by to say your Thumbnail Illustrations are absolutely amazing- Easily the finest on YT. These stylized renderings, all so unique and different from each other, display a truly advanced artistic sensibility. ( I was a photo-realistic illustrator in NYC for design and ad agencies for 20 years using conventional mediums, so it's an informed opinion.) So...Who are these great artists? And thank you for all of the really fine episodes. My wife is now hooked on your channel also.

That's cool, you used a picture of the fossil fishes that are at the college in my town.

Thank you and very well presented!

Hey, Thoughty2! Hearing your message at the end of the video made me want to write. I've been a fan and subscriber since you made that video on the most interesting man on the planet. I may not have seen about 15% of your videos, but I'm still a big fan! Thank you for the work you do! You certainly put a smile on me and my wife's face every upload! Thanks again, mate! We certainly appreciate you. -David

"intelligence comes with its cons and pros" ah yes, depression

You’re looking good my friend it’s a drastic difference from your earlier videos.

Enjoy all your videos, Thoughty! Thanks for everything.

I’ve commented this before but I’ll say it here again. You have come a long way from your older videos. Your older content was genuinely hard to watch and now your videos are both informative and entertaining without being condescending. I can’t say this enough but you’ve really improved and I always look forward to seeing your work now.

Man you are becoming an excellent writer and documentarian. Continue!

Love your videos as always! Have you considered a joint venture with The Why Files? would be awesome…

I asked ChatGPT: Objects that could potentially last a few hundred million years, particularly in space where environmental conditions are vastly different from Earth, include: 1. **Spacecraft on Stable Trajectories**: Spacecraft like Voyager and Pioneer probes, if they avoid collisions and gravitational disturbances. 2. **Lunar and Martian Artifacts**: Objects left on the Moon or Mars, such as landers and rovers, shielded from atmospheric erosion. 3. **Satellites in Stable, High Orbits**: Geostationary satellites or those in distant orbits, barring collisions with space debris. 4. **Objects Buried on Celestial Bodies**: Artifacts buried under the surface of the Moon or Mars, protected from surface conditions. 5. **Deep Space Probes**: Probes sent on trajectories out of the solar system, drifting through interstellar space. 6. **Metallic Asteroids or Space Structures**: Metal-rich asteroids or structures built from durable metals like titanium or stainless steel, which resist corrosion and wear. 7. **Nuclear Waste Encapsulation**: Specially designed containers for radioactive waste, engineered for long-term stability. 8. **Time Capsules in Space**: Specially designed and shielded time capsules intended for preservation over geological timescales. 9. **Artificial Objects on Dwarf Planets**: Artifacts left on dwarf planets like Pluto, where they would be subject to minimal erosive forces. 10. **Data Storage Media**: Advanced data storage media designed for extreme longevity, though their data readability might degrade faster than the physical medium. These projections are based on our understanding of material science, space conditions, and celestial mechanics. The actual longevity could vary based on numerous unforeseen factors in the space environment.

Thank you for another amazing video. The imagery and visual effects are astonishing, it's almost an art form.. I have to sometimes watch the video twice to focus on the information itself.

I remember the episode of Star Trek Voyager that was about this very subject it was an episode where a specific species of dinosaur had evolved and were religious fanatics that were highly advanced technologically compared to Humans. They had some matching DNA and were able to confirm that they came from the same planet but the religious group were extremely against the belief. Ever since that episode I wondered if it were actually possible if another species was able to evolve on this planet its certainly fascinating.

Amazing as very always!

Interesting content thank you very much, i really love your channel

Thank you. I have grew up watching your content. Travelled across continents and went through hella shit. Yet I Still like your content and sometimes just wish there were more content creators like you providing such valuable perspectives(basically Food For thoughts) like you do

This took me back. I wrote some sci-fi which was pretty much about this - a past civilization with a different evolution from us, anyway. Great job putting a smile on my face! When it comes to discovering someone from the past, everything would depend on what they made, and when and where it was made. If a civilization was put where geology (e.g. on the wrong side of subducting plates, the Deccan traps, etc.) could get at it, we'd probably never see it just because the plates move at 5cm a year (on average) so they'd be squished under the other plate, and the traps are so massive and made of really hard rock, we could never feasibly dig to look. _Could_ it have happened? I guess so. Do I think it did? No. I do think we'd have some evidence if they did, especially as we have satellites that can see below the Earth's surface. Even a single civilization would have spread its settlements, and unless they were _really_ stupid and didn't develop geology as a science (I'm assuming we're talking about "people" that far advanced), they'd probably have most settlements on the safer, rising plate. (Excuse my brain death, I can't remember the word for said plate. Am currently knackered.)

Here's the thing most need to remember. We already had many related species that we ousted in competition, some in which we diverge from Genus wise. Some of their genetics even survive today. Remember Cro Magnon? Homo-erectus? Neanderthal? Denisovans? Floresiensis? In fact, Cro Magnon were likely in competition with Neanderthal during the period of rapid climate change. H. Sapiens most likely caused the downfall of the Denisovans 40-50 thousand years ago. Floresiensis were most likely wiped out mostly due to rampant volcanic activities. 300,000 years ago at the least 9 humanoid species roamed this planet. There were many competitive struggles along that long history. This process of evolution is able the fittest. Not smartest, not strongest, albeit in some scenarios that could help. Let us realize we can extinct ourselves, again.

I always find it weird that conspiracy theorist get all the hate. But when they’re proven to be right, they get no love.

Your content is amazing. Your editor also does amazing work, truly captivating content!

Always interesting content from your channel, and so very well delivered.

Very well done and explained video.

legitimately laughed out loud (at a volume high enough to wake my family this morning) at the dinosaur with the nokia 3310 up it's ass. thank you for that.

Thank you thoughty2, brilliant as always

8:26 So that means there were plenty more dinosaurs that we’ll never know about.

great content mate , thank you.

Cool video!!!! What about the London hammer?? Also the other objects that have been found in coal mines?? They date back 100s of million years ago. Maybe the Lizards left them behind??????