Just Happened! Scientists Just Discovered The “lost cities” of the Amazon

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1. Interesting these finds are coming to light thru the work of unsponsored , though qualified persons .
   There was a period last century , when the Amazon & Pantanall were being sold off at bargin prices – 50¢us , per acre , was the rate i recall hearing in the 1960s .
   Had cash been available , a few square miles of each , would have been brought , and tourist lodges with basic amenities put in , so as little disturbance to the environment was done as possible ; the area would also have been 'combed ' for useful species , for medicine and food , rather than chop or burn down suc such unique places , just to put soy or beef onto , wrecking the microbiome of the soil , making it poor for growing anything .
   All this destruction of the Amazon , with the runoff muddying the waters , will affect the unique hard coral reef , off the mouth of the Amazon , which was only found this century , i understand .
   What else are we missing , that benifits could be derived from , which benifit All parts of the cycle of life .

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2. Your image says they lied. What is the lie?

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3. I feel this is a good example of the issues with media in the modern world. I doubt the intention is for clickbait but the story is not new. The discovery is actually 4 years old now but likely the content creator didn't know that or got the information from a lazy author that left that information out. This happens so often that ols stories get recycled or a lazy author goes into an old story goes into edit mode then saves it un changed making its release date change like they just wrote it.

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4. The place has never been lost it's right where it has been since it was built

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5. Why do you show clips from Asia when talking about the "Amazon Rainforest"? Bad editing or just plain laziness?

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6. I doubt that mancu picu are done by the inca because the technology to build it are not belong to this people's. To me they are peoplr that God condom before the big flood remember what langle say when Adam is creat and god replay

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7. They was killed by the European because they were not immune to the condition of small pop's

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8. Whats sad is people actually believe these ridiculous and frankly insulting beliefs that a bunch of Indians in the jungle somehow cut massive stone blocks then moved then hundreds of feet up a mountain without any technology. The natives simply found these sites as many cultures have. These are pre flood and had a technology we dont understand to build. Think… if we can't duplicate these sites today with all our technology yet Indians living in the jungle without any power ect.. somehow did something we can't even fully understand. Sadly our institutions are total lies they have an anti Christian agenda and cover up everything that doesn't fit their ridiculous narrative

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9. "Nothing in the world is more common than unsuccessful people with talent." *

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10. Vilcabamba is actually in Equador and is still an inhabited city to this day. It is not far from the city of Cuenca, a modern university city. Tourists can visit it regularly to this day. Very nice place, quiet and peaceful.

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