Let me add my voice in favor of posting the Q&A session - after the build up Prof. Cline gave at the outset, I would like to know how the faculty at the ISAC respond to his arguments.
57:11 I personally think the conditions to fail are an ever present threat to all civilizations at all times, it’s just when they fail to meet the challenge that they become historical reasons for collapse. They collapse, as you say, when we lose the resiliency to respond to ever changing conditions.
Civilization isnt a natural state. It’s a machine made by humans that takes human energy to run. Stop investing that energy, intentionally or not, and it starts to break down. Don’t maintain and upgrade the machine , and it starts to break down. That’s the analogy I’ve built for myself after years of UA-cam videos on the subject of collapse, lol.
I've seen him give this lecture so many times in different places and it never gets old. STILL they insist on trying to ruin it with a load of irrelevant blather nobody cares about with the "Introductory Interminable Lecture of Tedium"? 08:15 to bypass. {:o:O:}
Should not be too big of a stretch to say there was a catastrophic event when pretty much every city is flattened and skeletal remains lay about where they fell.
We still host public lectures each month at ISAC. We have a free public lecture this Sunday, October 20 and our next one is Wednesday, November 6. We generally hold them from October through June.
The figure eight shape the sun makes throughout the year is called an analemma. An analemma is a diagram that shows the position of the sun in the sky at the same time each day over the course of a year, resulting in a figure-eight pattern due to the Earth's tilt and elliptical orbit around the sun. It makes the shape of the 8, but 7 is behind it's design. Our Sun is tilted 7 degrees, with a little math, the 25 day spin of it's equator does too, 2+5=7, ha ha ha, how bout them poles, 35 days each. together they equal 70, I'm sure you know what 7+0=, ha ha ha, you even find it with Mercury's 88 day year, Mercury retrogrades 22 times every 7 years, each retrograde takes place 120 degrees from the last one, after 3 retrogrades, you can draw a tringle. 22 ÷ 7 = Pi. Mercury spins so slow, but rotates so very fay around the Sun, has only 6 days of sunlight every Earth year, but Mercury has a double sunrise, it takes place at mid day, drops down below the horizon for a short while, before popping back up, continuing to the horizon, does that count as 7, I do. A point on the 7 degree tilted sun take 79 years to complete one rotation, a 79 year cycle is found with Mercury too, like twins, Mercury and Mars show up together on the same day in the same sign on a 79 year cycle. A Mars retrogrades last 70 to 79 days, Mars loops around to the same spot in 707 days, conjuncts with Venus 3 times in 9 months, repeats after 77 months, Venus retrogrades 43 days every 77 weeks, 7 of those weeks hidden behind the Sun. You can do this with the rest of our planets as well, you even find it in the tile of Earth towards our pole star, it's off by 0.7 degrees. If you play 7 in reverse, you hear it echo the Latin word Novus, meaning New, if you play "Novus Universe" in reverse, you hear it echo 77. I'll debate any one of you Eggheads that it is the Sun that is causing all the chaos, back than during the Bronze Age, and doing it again this very day, like the hands on the front of that watch, hiding many gears inside, soon they will point straight up, using all the visible planets to from the hand on the clock. Last day of the planetary alignment the 8 of September, the month hiding a 7 in it's spelling, ha ha ha, September 6th is the day of the new moon, taking place on a Leap Year, the 250 day of the year, 115 days left, can you see two sevens hiding ha ha ha. September 6th 2040 will be my 79th birthday. The cycle above between Mars and Venus, it doesn't happen any more, it fell off it's cycle back in 1960, back when the sun turned the sky a bloody red, the Mars and Venus cycle is a 270 year cycle, holds it's cycle for about 180 years before it drops off for around 90 years before picking it back up. It is the alignment of Jupiter, Venus and Earth that modulates the Solar Sunspot Cycle, causing the poles of the Sun to flip. It was solar activity back than as is today causing it, but this one is on cycle with the Big One, from 12,000 years ago, what else has enough heat to melt the ice caps, Nova comes from Novus. ha ha ha in Hebrew the number 7 is Shiva, known as the god of Destruction.
Cline assumes too much. Cyprus made iron knives and when exporting them told everyone how to make them? Really? And to say the bronze age collapse was caused by "everything" is kind of an easy way out. His earlier theories 10-15 years ago had more substance.
it's evidence based, ten fifteen tears ago we knew less, just how he mentioned at the beginning. we change the theories based on the evidence,the other way around is regular religion
British and later US engineers spread the engineering knowledge of those two countries in the 19th century by moving to new countries and setting up new industries. To profit most, they needed to teach the locals how to do those new crafts so they had workers and eventually colleagues.
The talk starts at 12.45 for anyone who would like to skip the back slapping.
Thankyou!
Thank you. That stuff is so annoying in a video.
More like 19:00 if you’ve already seen the first one
Thank you!!🎉
Let me add my voice in favor of posting the Q&A session - after the build up Prof. Cline gave at the outset, I would like to know how the faculty at the ISAC respond to his arguments.
Yes, it often adds significantly to the original lecture.
Are the Q&A recorded?
Fascinating analysis and lecture. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Amazing!!! ❤🙏
Great lecture🎉more!🎉
no extended Q&A ?
57:11 I personally think the conditions to fail are an ever present threat to all civilizations at all times, it’s just when they fail to meet the challenge that they become historical reasons for collapse. They collapse, as you say, when we lose the resiliency to respond to ever changing conditions.
Civilization isnt a natural state. It’s a machine made by humans that takes human energy to run. Stop investing that energy, intentionally or not, and it starts to break down. Don’t maintain and upgrade the machine , and it starts to break down.
That’s the analogy I’ve built for myself after years of UA-cam videos on the subject of collapse, lol.
Cline peppered in a lot of cute jokes and not even a chuckle from the crowd.
19:05 I appreciate that dayenu!
Liberals are humorless, miserable life forms.
Thank you very much AIA for inviting Mr Cline to talk about his wonderfull researchs 🤩🤩🤩
Greatings from France
Thank you. I wondered if I would make it through the grating introduction.
Wait 3:10 How would one not know what archaeology is
The intro was almost 20% of the entire length of the presentation.
It starts at 10:30
I was wrong, 12:45, dear god
The first person... Bla bla bla bla bla
I've seen him give this lecture so many times in different places and it never gets old.
STILL they insist on trying to ruin it with a load of irrelevant blather nobody cares about with the "Introductory Interminable Lecture of Tedium"?
08:15 to bypass.
{:o:O:}
This is a new lecture; the sequel to the original lecture (which is what you’ve probably seen previously).
. . . becoming streamlined.
Should not be too big of a stretch to say there was a catastrophic event when pretty much every city is flattened and skeletal remains lay about where they fell.
and this one time, after 1177 BC camp
Is this a re upload from 10 years ago?
no.
This is the sequel.
Ain't no collapse like the bronze age, they were bummin for a minute till they came up in the iron game
@ 57:00 ~ There's always climate change. That's nothing new.
No more members lectures??? no more public lectures from programs within the University of chicargo???
We still host public lectures each month at ISAC. We have a free public lecture this Sunday, October 20 and our next one is Wednesday, November 6. We generally hold them from October through June.
Still not as famous as his actor cousin... :) extraordinary entertaining.
i could do without the alphabet but that purple dye mate way up there with running water, the fire, farming
The figure eight shape the sun makes throughout the year is called an analemma. An analemma is a diagram that shows the position of the sun in the sky at the same time each day over the course of a year, resulting in a figure-eight pattern due to the Earth's tilt and elliptical orbit around the sun.
It makes the shape of the 8, but 7 is behind it's design.
Our Sun is tilted 7 degrees, with a little math, the 25 day spin of it's equator does too, 2+5=7, ha ha ha, how bout them poles, 35 days each. together they equal 70, I'm sure you know what 7+0=, ha ha ha, you even find it with Mercury's 88 day year, Mercury retrogrades 22 times every 7 years, each retrograde takes place 120 degrees from the last one, after 3 retrogrades, you can draw a tringle. 22 ÷ 7 = Pi. Mercury spins so slow, but rotates so very fay around the Sun, has only 6 days of sunlight every Earth year, but Mercury has a double sunrise, it takes place at mid day, drops down below the horizon for a short while, before popping back up, continuing to the horizon, does that count as 7, I do.
A point on the 7 degree tilted sun take 79 years to complete one rotation, a 79 year cycle is found with Mercury too, like twins, Mercury and Mars show up together on the same day in the same sign on a 79 year cycle. A Mars retrogrades last 70 to 79 days, Mars loops around to the same spot in 707 days, conjuncts with Venus 3 times in 9 months, repeats after 77 months, Venus retrogrades 43 days every 77 weeks, 7 of those weeks hidden behind the Sun. You can do this with the rest of our planets as well, you even find it in the tile of Earth towards our pole star, it's off by 0.7 degrees.
If you play 7 in reverse, you hear it echo the Latin word Novus, meaning New, if you play "Novus Universe" in reverse, you hear it echo 77.
I'll debate any one of you Eggheads that it is the Sun that is causing all the chaos, back than during the Bronze Age, and doing it again this very day, like the hands on the front of that watch, hiding many gears inside, soon they will point straight up, using all the visible planets to from the hand on the clock. Last day of the planetary alignment the 8 of September, the month hiding a 7 in it's spelling, ha ha ha, September 6th is the day of the new moon, taking place on a Leap Year, the 250 day of the year, 115 days left, can you see two sevens hiding ha ha ha. September 6th 2040 will be my 79th birthday.
The cycle above between Mars and Venus, it doesn't happen any more, it fell off it's cycle back in 1960, back when the sun turned the sky a bloody red, the Mars and Venus cycle is a 270 year cycle, holds it's cycle for about 180 years before it drops off for around 90 years before picking it back up. It is the alignment of Jupiter, Venus and Earth that modulates the Solar Sunspot Cycle, causing the poles of the Sun to flip. It was solar activity back than as is today causing it, but this one is on cycle with the Big One, from 12,000 years ago, what else has enough heat to melt the ice caps, Nova comes from Novus. ha ha ha in Hebrew the number 7 is Shiva, known as the god of Destruction.
purple dye and bee reborn, ore R ewe knot going to dis-cuss thee drug trade?
Fools….. follow the medicine and medical tech
Cline assumes too much. Cyprus made iron knives and when exporting them told everyone how to make them? Really? And to say the bronze age collapse was caused by "everything" is kind of an easy way out. His earlier theories 10-15 years ago had more substance.
it's evidence based, ten fifteen tears ago we knew less, just how he mentioned at the beginning. we change the theories based on the evidence,the other way around is regular religion
British and later US engineers spread the engineering knowledge of those two countries in the 19th century by moving to new countries and setting up new industries. To profit most, they needed to teach the locals how to do those new crafts so they had workers and eventually colleagues.