@@fakenbagaken I haven't seen the full video yet, but I knew you had to have created that. Did you use AI? I assume so, since it sounds far too perfectly matched and natural to be cut and paste, and too close to his voice to be human impersonation (even for someone *seriously* skilled at impersonations).
@@fakenbagaken yea he's a decent guy but I feel like he's a character or something. The hat, the beard, the overall look, but especially the name... Flint Dibble? It's obviously a fake name. Flint = a rock cavemen used to create spark and Dibble = some kind of hand tool similar to a spade
@@NotAfraid280Wrong, nobody got cooked - The whole podcast can be summed up to Graham saying there’s so much land that’s been unexplored that we can’t know for sure, and Dibble telling Graham he’s wrong because there’s no concrete evidence - the only point that was actually proven is archaeologists aren’t open to new discoveries and they are the ones who get defensive too easily and feel the need to attack/discredit anyone who doesn’t agree with their opinions
Great work. I bursted out laughing a few times. Maybe because it was so on point as a summary. 😂😂😂
Old age is a muudaaafakaaah
Graham has ideas and ideas like his has done so science has evolved. Only believing in established facts, creates stagnation.
@eltoro969 what
Did he reaaly called a bumbling mushroom head without testicles, i dont remember that in the podcast hHhaha
You remember correctly 😂
@@fakenbagaken I haven't seen the full video yet, but I knew you had to have created that. Did you use AI? I assume so, since it sounds far too perfectly matched and natural to be cut and paste, and too close to his voice to be human impersonation (even for someone *seriously* skilled at impersonations).
Graham cooked the boy lets not kid ourselves
He took the cookin’ well tho. 😂
@@fakenbagaken yea he's a decent guy but I feel like he's a character or something. The hat, the beard, the overall look, but especially the name...
Flint Dibble? It's obviously a fake name. Flint = a rock cavemen used to create spark and Dibble = some kind of hand tool similar to a spade
Good analysis! 👍
@@billballinger5622graham didn’t cook him at all. Dibble came with evidence and facts and graham got defensive
@@NotAfraid280Wrong, nobody got cooked - The whole podcast can be summed up to Graham saying there’s so much land that’s been unexplored that we can’t know for sure, and Dibble telling Graham he’s wrong because there’s no concrete evidence - the only point that was actually proven is archaeologists aren’t open to new discoveries and they are the ones who get defensive too easily and feel the need to attack/discredit anyone who doesn’t agree with their opinions
Yoooooo a spicy Rogan episode
You missed all the mmmmright? After flint or whatever the fuck thought he did something
Yeah, but that’s too easy. 😂
I'm DYING! LOL!
I didn't finish that episode, but now I feel like I have to
Graham debunked
Lol