SEPTEMBER RECAP - From ANCIENT ALIENS to Men and the ROMAN EMPIRE Trend
September was huge for the historical and archeological community and the lovers of the past. We have had everything from alleged ancient aliens in the Mexican Congress, to women finding out on X (formerly known as Twitter), that men think about the Roman Empire, regularly. So we are braking down these two stories.
Two tiny bodies of alleged aliens with three fingers and elongated heads were, as stated by a Mexican journalist Mr. Maussen, found in fossilized state 2017. in diatom mines in Peru, conveniently near the city of Nazca, famous for the Nazca lines. He stated that they “are not part of our terrestrial evolution”. and that they are almost 1000 years old. This would make them ancient aliens so that’s why I am talking about it at all. But the things didn't go as Mr. Maussen planned. Institutions are taking a step back, NASA and the international scientific community are demanding the availability of samples for independent testing and even parts of the UFO community are declaring that these aliens are a hoax. The story is even better when you find out that Mr. Maussen is a know charlatan with history of fake alien claims. So we still don't have a prof of ancient aliens, and the whole story remains just a conspiracy theory.
On to the next subject - men and the Roman Empire. Around the same time as the aliens, the whole internet exploded after one tweet saying that women have no idea how often men think about the Roman Empire. So then, women started asking their husbands, boyfriends, friends how often did they think about the Roman Empire, and it became a trend. In the video we'll go over the results of my little research and answer to some of the questions men had about the Roman Empire.
So this video is a sot of a mix between September wrap up, exposing the truth about alleged ancient aliens and Q and A. Enjoy!
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Seymour, L.M., Maragh, J., Sabatini, P., Di Tommaso, M., Weaver, J.C. and Masic, A., 2023. Hot mixing: Mechanistic insights into the durability of ancient Roman concrete. Science Advances, 9(1), p.eadd1602. (https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/s...)
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00:00 Intro
00:38 Ancient aliens from Mexico
04:44 Men and the Roman Empire
07:01 Q and A