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Michael Cremo believes there has been a massive cover up of evidence that does not align with conventional theories of human origins and extinction events. Evidence such as human footprints found alongside dinosaur fossils and a paleosaur carcass found in New Zealand contradict prevailing theories that humans emerged after dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago. When facts are uncovered that do not make sense, they are often forgotten or dismissed as tourist attractions to avoid overturning established scientific paradigms.
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3. Advanced ancient sites like Puma Punku and Stonehenge are said to have been built by a highly advanced ancient civilization, but the origins of this civilization are not acknowledged in mainstream theories.
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- 2. COVER UP - Michael Cremo--> Massive over-up -Filtering out things that don’t make sense
- 3. CONVENTIONAL THEORY -States that modern man originated in south Africa and travelled until the new world 30 000 years ago - Because of artefacts that they found, they can overturn the theory
- 4. VIRGINIA/FORBIDDEN SITE When facts don’t make sense according to evidence, it is forgotten about People won’t talk about it
- 5. EXTINCTION OF DINOSAURS Predominant theory says that humans weren’t around to witness the extinction of dinosaurs Human footprints were found with dinosaurs--> Didn’t make sense--> New made up story(tourist attraction!)
- 6. COVERING UP STORIES They found a carcass of a paleosaur in New Zealand. Didn’t make sense according to evidence that it should of been extinct for millions of years -->