Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1159: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGc4mg5pul4
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Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1159: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGc4mg5pul4
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I kinda wish the time gap was longer, so we have 2 branches of humans that are significantly different from one another.
Facts. Thank you Neil for educating people & Thank you Columbus for bringing us all back together ❤
Stop it!
https://youtu.be/bDeP-SIJgiE?si=v5Sok_ma6K7uwJJH
They themselves proved who discovered it in the ST MARY OF THE GOOD WINDS portrait, the 1828: Webster's dictionary definition of American and the 1968 imdian civil rights act signing by LYNDON B JOHNSON.
Neil greaseball is a puppet just like Umar Johnson, jesse Jackson and Al sharpton… And JOE ROGAN only backs those that are apart of the Agenda.
Melanated ppl were already here and Africans, whites, Mexicans and even Native Americans have stated this!
WE WOKE AND AIN'T GOING NOWHERE JOE!!!
About 30 years ago I had the Columbus voyages as the 8th most significant event in recorded history. I have a degree in history and I had to legitimize it somehow, so I put a list together. Columbus was #8.
Then I saw Dr. Tyson's explanation on how this event brought two strains of humanity back together and started the process of integrating the entire species. In about 300 years there will be no reason to talk about race ever again, because we will have so thoroughly interbred that such a concept will no longer exist and everyone will be brown again.
Tyson's interpretation convinced me to move Columbus up to #3. #1 is the Greeks defeating the Persians at Palatea, which, in my estimation, was the point where Greece proved Persia, despite their might, wasn't going to conquer them, thus preserving Western Civilization and especially Greek influence. Should Persia had won the day and possibly overrun the peninsula, we'd have no Socrates or Aristotle. Should the Persians have continued westward and found the Etruscans and fledgling Romans just emerging, there's no reason to think they couldn't have overpowered them as well, and we would never have seen the Roman Empire.
#2 is World War II, and if you think about how thoroughly that event transformed the world in every conceivable way, you have to put it at the top of any list. Not just in terms of death and destruction, which was very significant, but in worldwide technology, politics, society, culture, and any other way to look at humankind, that war significantly influenced all of it.
And then, Columbus.
Man I love Neil pause it makes so much sense