Posted: 1/6/2026 10:34:03 AM EDT
I watch this video the other day and thought it was a good counter point to the Jessie Michael's video. It was a bit hard for me to watch, not because its a bad video but because I wanted so much for this to be a different form of human. Something has always felt off about this whole thing from the beginning. Now I wish I could see how they were made.  Failed To Load Title |
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Those are entirely different than the ones that Brien Foerster has inspected and talked about, he's mostly about the elongated skulls and other South American oddities. I haven't seen him discuss these one way or another, the closest he comes is the "starchild skull" which is different than the ones in the video above which seem iffy but extremely elaborate. Starchild skull: Nose to chin and cheeks are all pinched together as some defect only seen in this example that I know of.  Here's a front view with a different dude beside it: 
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Thanks! Fascinating. Slightly off topic from the mummies, but I think that, of the many unexplained ancient sites, Nazca is one of the most intriguing because it so obviously makes no sense; how and why were immense desert images created when they would only have been meaningfuly viewed from aircraft? |
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Originally Posted By Dominion21: Thanks! Fascinating. Slightly off topic from the mummies, but I think that, of the many unexplained ancient sites, Nazca is one of the most intriguing because it so obviously makes no sense; how and why were immense desert images created when they would only have been meaningfuly viewed from aircraft? Truth! A lot of South America is puzzling. |
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