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Graham Hancock: Evidence of a lost civilization 20,000 years ago, the risk of self-destruction from our own actions, and the historical significance of ancient myths | The Diary of a CEO

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By Graham Hancock
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Key takeaways Evidence suggests a civilization may have existed 20,000 years ago, challenging conventional historical timelines. Our current civilization risks self-destruction unless significant changes are made. Humanity may suffer from collective amnesia, having forgotten crucial aspects of its past. Ancient myths could contain memories of cataclysmic events that shaped human history. Myths are often dismissed as superstition but may hold valuable historical insights.
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Why I’ve spent over 30 years building Lego and I’ll never stop

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By Graham Hancock
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‘It’s healthier than doom-scrolling’: Why I’ve spent over 30 years building Lego and I’ll never stop

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By Graham Hancock
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Like me, you’ll probably have a favourite Lego set from your childhood. Every birthday, every Christmas and every time I had squirrelled away enough pocket money, I was on the lookout for a new box – preferably something from the Danish company’s castle, pirate or Wild West-themed ranges. As a teenager, I collected Star Wars sets.
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