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"Is it possible that Ancient Civilizations had technology like an iPhone today but then an extinction event happened?" Michael Button's answer is fascinating. We’ve had brains like this for 300,000 years. So why do we assume civilization only happened once? This clip explores the possibility of lost technology— and... show more

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