Joe Rogan discusses about the possibility of Ancient Egyptians having advanced technology
Joe Rogan has spoken out about the Egyptian civilization and a possible lost technology from an advanced civilization.
In an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the UFC commentator and pundit had Jimmy Corsetti and Ben van Kerkwyk to discuss this impressive empire and the feats of engineering that they were able to achieve with the pyramids.
Rogan had something to say to the archeologists who were trying to come up with a logical explanation for their feats:
"Oh they used pulleys and they pushed them on logs. Shut the f**k up, just shut the f**k up, what you're saying doesn't even make any goddamn sense. It's way more likely that there was incredibly sophisticated technology that existed and it's way more likely in face of the evidence of the Younger Dryas Sympact theory that that s**t was wiped out."
Joe Rogan believes Egyptian civilization is more sophisticated than human civilization currently. His guests on the show also chimed in saying how the mainstream idea of using logs to move the stones for the pyramids have never been tested and all their claims are just hypotheses.
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Joe Rogan talks Jon Jones vs. Ciryl Gane with Belal Muhammad
Joe Rogan sat down with up-and-coming UFC fighter Belal Muhammad and spoke to him about Jon Jones' highly awaited return to the Octagon. The man who is often seen as the greatest MMA or UFC fighter of all time is making his return to the ring against top heavyweight prospect Ciryl Gane on Saturday, March 4 in the main event of UFC 285.
Rogan asked Belal Muhammad what he thought of that fight, to which he responded saying:
"I think it's a tougher fight than Francis (Ngannou). I do, I think that Ciryl Gane, his movement, his footwork, he's so good with his front leg and for Jon Jones. Remember when he came back from OSP, he looked so stiff and that was a time off and putting a lot of muscle on."
According to Belal Muhammad, Jon Jones will have a tough time retaining his speed and explosive power in the heavyweight division will be tough. His opponent, on the other hand, is one of the most agile and athletic fighters in the division. Since Gane is known for his speed and 'freak' athletic abilities, 'Bones' will struggle in his first fight back:
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