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Archeology can be pretty scary sometimes. What kind of mysteries lie between our time and ancient times ? In this video I analyze the amazing tunnels and underground cities that have been built in the past and the unsolved mysteries of archeologists that simply vanished. A 2,000 year old mummy that was mysteriously found almost intact. Did dinosaurs and humans co-exist ? The official answer is NO, but Giant footprints say otherwise. Ancient technology and ancient artifacts that can't be rebuilt to this day and more on this Unsolved Archaeological Mysteries that will probably leave you scratching your head

Archeology can be pretty scary sometimes. What kind of mysteries lie between our time and ancient times ? In this video I analyze the amazing tunnels and underground cities that have been built in the past and the unsolved mysteries of archeologists that simply vanished. A 2,000 year old mummy that was mysteriously found almost intact. Did dinosaurs and humans co-exist ? The official answer is NO, but Giant footprints say otherwise. Ancient technology and ancient artifacts that can't be rebuilt to this day and more on this Unsolved Archaeological Mysteries that will probably leave you scratching your head

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hahaha, yes, I've seen some of those gibberish comments and was like, "Huh?" Try to find several ways to translate or interpret and just give up.

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If they can correct themselves after one or two requests, they are not wasting your time, but some shills think just making you deal with word salad over and over is a funny prank of theirs, so if it's clear that this is occurring, just ignore them.

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My cousin went to college and got a degree in Sociology. Then she wrote a book of word salad and had it published. I read one paragraph and realized what was going on and closed the book. I told her it was "nice" and she wasn't even mad. Why? Because she doesn't know the history of the word "nice" and what it really means.

One day we were having an argument over religion and about some of our fanatical relatives and I thought to end the discussion with saying, "Well, they are simply ignorant.". My cousin pops back with, "No, they're not ignorant, they just don't know". That's what a college education and a degree gets you.