> Part of his theory (which is well explained in the show) ... That's where scientific standards may differ. I cannot drop in to gather a couple of references

> Part of his theory (which is well explained in the show) ... That's where scientific standards may differ. I cannot drop in to gather a couple of references and find more than a tinfoilhat lady and two hobby blogs that were likely set up to promote the show, I have no use for it. >... is that there are a handful of ancient cultures like the Aztecs who have stories of an "enlightened visitor" like Quetzalcoatl, It's a 50:50 chance it's black or white and that's heavily skewed by the sun in favor of brightness. > memories of an "enlightened visitor" like Quetzalcoatl, bringing the knowledge necessary to elevate their cultures into organized society. Yes, thank velociraptor our lord and savior! > In other words: these ancient cultures, who are mostly non-white, were "saved" by an ancient white civilization. No, no. Proper racism says they were white and got bastardised. But Hancock doesn't say anyhting like that other than what may be warranted by years in currect affairs economics, I guess. Christianity is based on the same stipulation but less technocratic, and it can be racist as hell, no doubt, but, well Oh, I guess you are right.