The Joe Rogan Experience

Train by Day, Joe Rogan Podcast by Night All Day. Yeah, it certainly is possible when you look at the fossil record and you look at this homophoresiensis, this

Hobbit man from Indonesia, when you look at the stories of this thing called the Arang Pendek,

which is another supposed small

Hobbit-like furry creature that's running around. And then you hear the

stories about these gigantic Pythicus creatures that used to exist as recently as 100,000 years ago.

You start going, okay, well, there seems to have been a lot of different kinds of primates.

Then of course is that Russian ancestor of human beings that's found really recently that

41,000 years ago was a completely different type of human.

Was not a Neanderthal, was not a Homo sapiens.

It was something totally different.

And that's 40,000 years ago.

So it seems like as scientists accumulate more and more evidence, they're finding that there was a broad variety of primates that branched off in a bunch of different chains and it very well could have been that there's more than one intelligent one.

That it wasn't just human beings, it wasn't just human beings in Neanderthals.

It wasn't just human beings in the anertals. It wasn't just human beings in the

and this new one that they discovered. There might have been many more.

The problem with fossils is it's really hard to leave a fossil. When something

dies, they just it just rots. It gets absorbed by the earth.

Bacteria eats it, animals eat it. That's what happens to most of us when we die.

When you find a fossil, it's because something fell into mud or got caught in a

lava field or this there has to be something really weird that happens to it.

Ice Amber? Yes. It's very rare for something to last on this planet very long after it dies.

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