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More debunking of Graham Hancock's "Ancient Apocalypse" (Ep 5: Gobekli Tepe)

Fans of Graham Hancock have been invited to correct any errors in this video. After I spent 40 minutes showing all the fabrications and omissions in the first episode, not one Hancock fan disagreed. Instead, most of the replies I got were "Whatabout...." I don't have the time or energy to debunk every single episode in the series. I started with episode one for obvious reasons, and in response to the most popular 'whatabout' I tackle episode five in this video. I would hope that after being shown all the fabrications in episode one and episode five, fans of the series will be able to fact-check and root out the fabrications and omissions in the other episodes also. I'm not that smart, which means it's not that hard. "Ancient Apocalypse" is available on Netflix, but to save you the trouble, I've shown the entire transcript here in this video. You can get transcripts from: https://tvshowtranscripts.ourboard.or... My previous video, covering episode one, is at:    • Graham Hancock and the evidence for h...   All the studies I cite are shown in the video, along with titles and authors. All are freely available on Google Scholar. DONATIONS: To support this channel, please don't send me money. I prefer people donate to a charity I support called Health in Harmony. See my video    • Health in Harmony - a charity that tr...   for details. The charity funds hospitals and affordable health care to villages on the edges of national parks, in return for a pledge not to cut down trees. The pledges are monitored, and the result has been a dramatic decrease in deforestation rates and an increase in the health of the local population. Patients -- mostly from farming families -- can pay for their subsidised treatment with tree saplings or manure. So for them, treatment is essentially free. The manure goes to organic farms that HiH is encouraging, as it teaches local farmers how to farm organically rather than slash-and-burn the forest. As for the tree saplings, HiH volunteers plant these in areas of forest that have been illegally cut. This restores the forest, and HiH receives money for this from people and companies who pay for carbon credits. That money goes towards paying doctors, nurses, dentists, and and keeps the clinics running. See also https://psmag.com/social-justice/save... for an explanation of their work. And please donate here: https://healthinharmony.org/donate-to...