Michael Button

Can’t believe @joerogan shouted me out! So grateful to him 🙏🙏 Link to the video Joe was discussing below 👇

Realistically, what evidence would survive from a society 100,000 years ago?

It’s a really uncomfortable truth Prehistoric humans weren’t just smart They were smart in ways that we have forgotten

It blows my mind Humans have been around for 315,000+ years, but recorded history only started 5000 years ago That’s 99% of our story, gone

Soon we’ll have to admit it The ‘hunter-gatherer’ perception of ancient humans is an awfully crude generalisation

If we disappeared tomorrow, there would be almost nothing left in 10,000 years Let alone 100,000 So why are we so sure we know what happened in our deep past?

We have fundamentally misunderstood our own history I have a degree in ancient history, yet it’s become obvious we’ve missed something big We’re gonna see a huge shift in the next few decades

There’s absolutely no reason to believe early humans didn’t build permanent settlements

@MichaelButtonX breaking The Matrix yet again 🧿 This Discovery Rewrites Human History Forever youtu.be/ymZwvF1H3_Y?si… via @YouTube

This Discovery Rewrites Human History Forever youtu.be/ymZwvF1H3_Y?si… via @YouTube

Another thought provoking video from @MichaelButtonX platforming just how far back in time we really started to live in permanent communities. Well worth a watch and a follow. youtu.be/ymZwvF1H3_Y?si…

I just watched an interesting Youtube discussion @MichaelButtonX had with @ArchaicLens about how so many neolithic (i.e., " stone age") cultures around the world had statues of figures holding their navel. Link in comment below.

130,000 year old Prehistoric 'Swiss army knife' made by Neanderthals Does anyone still believe the 50k y/a 'cognitive revolution argument?

Wow! 70K Subscribers on YouTube! I never even dreamed of this… Thank you so much ❤️

What if ancient humans weren’t simple - but we’ve simply forgotten who they were? I believe the next few decades will see a major shift in how we view our history

Did a Comet Destroy the First Civilization? youtu.be/NddWbBhS0Og?si… via @YouTube

Another great video from @MichaelButtonX , covering the impact comets have had on civilizations in the past. Worth a watch and a follow. youtu.be/NddWbBhS0Og?si…

Nobody wants to admit it but human intelligence isn't limited our species. Yes Neanderthals, Heidelbergensis etc. Just as smart as us

I sat down with @MichaelButtonX for a long talk about all manner of statues holding their navel. that was fun! youtu.be/zvgnz0D2AM8?si…