Ep 213: Phantom Time

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David Flora

Science, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 19 June 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

This date in miss-tory... Toss the old history books in the trash and Forget what you know about the Dark Ages, the years have vanished as phantom time! A historical conspiracy centering on the early Middle Ages, phantom time is the theory that 300 years of history never actually existed. The proponents of this theory list several compelling reasons why the centuries never happened. Not even the famous European icon Charlemagne is safe in this one. A pope and two emperors are said to be the culprits behind it, and a few German researchers and scholars have seemingly caught them red-handed. How can history as we know it be wrong? What would be involved in making 300 years disappear? And is such a thing even possible? Find out in this history-laced episode! Also stick around for the winner of the 2018 Miss Cryptid Contest and the drawing for the sweepstakes! Music Danse Macabre, Myst on the Moor, Crypto, Finding the Balance, Hidden Wonders, Rites, Satiate, Temple of the Manes - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Links

Illig, Heribert. "Anomolous Eras - Best Evidence: Best Theory." Toronto, 2005. Lecture. http://www.bearfabrique.org/Catastrophism/illig_paper.htm
Niemitz, Hans-Ulrich. "Did the Early Middle Ages Really Exist?" Berlin, Germany, 1995. Paper. http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/volatile/Niemitz-1997.pdf
Stephens, Ian. "Is the Phantom Time Hypothesis Legitimate?" UFO Insight. April 16, 2016. Web. https://www.ufoinsight.com/phantom-time-hypothesis-legitimate/
Colavito, Jason. "Did Half of the Middle Ages Really Happen?" Jason Colavito. Feb. 4, 2013. Web. http://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/did-half-of-the-middle-ages-really-happen

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by Overcast, a better podcast app than whatever you're using right now, unless it's Overcast.
0:08.0	Get Overcast for free in the App Store. Did the early Middle Ages really exist?
0:17.0	No, the Early Middle Ages did not exist.
0:22.0	Dr Hans Ulrich Nemitz. Well, case closed. Or rather case opened as the, well, case
0:32.2	may be.
0:34.3	These are the words that began a paper written by Dr. Nemitz in 1995.
0:39.5	This question in itself, he writes, and more so the answer is surprising, to say the least.
0:46.0	Well, he's not wrong about that, but what might be more surprising is that he's not alone in his
0:52.1	thinking, and more surprising still he may be right.
0:58.0	Nemitz and probably more
1:03.4	have championed the hypothesis that our current Gregorian calendar is off by
1:09.0	297 years.
1:11.1	Time that has just vanished or more. 97 years.
1:12.6	Time that has just vanished, or more accurately, was never there to begin with.
1:18.7	Phantom Time.
1:20.8	The missing years were supposedly part of the early Middle Ages, but according to Eleg and Nemitz, they became part of a historical conspiracy involving narcissistic emperors and even a pope and as a bitter cherry on top of it all.
1:35.7	They even claim that one of the most important figures in European history, Charlemagne,
1:42.2	was fabricated whole cloth.
1:47.0	Records, dating methods, and archaeology of conventional history fail when scrutinized, and many signs point to evidence which shows
1:56.1	civilization may not be as old as we think. Are we almost two decades into the 21st century?
2:05.0	Or should we be celebrating the beginning of the roaring 20s of the 18th century in the year 1721?
2:12.0	We're casting a light to see just how dark the early Middle Ages were as we search
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