Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown. As always, I'm your hi, Simon.

Is it one of my writers in this case, Elsa. Thank you, Ilse, has written me a script.

Did humans and dinosaurs live together? No, thank you so much for watching.

No, we got 24 pages to go, but we're going to debunk the shit out of this because no.

No matter what the Bible says, humans and dinosaurs did not live together.

There was a large amount of time in between.

If Jurassic Park has taught us anything, it's the two books aren't enough for a six movie

franchise with a seventh on the way. Are they still making Jurassic Park movies? I know they

were making some with Chris Pratt, right? Jurassic World. I think I saw the first one.

And then I knew there was a second one, which I didn't see. I didn't realize they were still

going with that. Oh, I did see the second one. They made like a mutant dinosaur, right? Or was

that the first one? I don't remember,

but either way it wasn't very good and I didn't see any of the others. And humans and dinosaurs

should not be sharing the same planet at the same time. If modern humans have so much trouble

handling the big lizards, I doubt our ancestors would have stood much of a chance. However, there

are many who believe our ancestors not only managed to survive, they thrived. And if you know where to look, the body of evidence proving

that dinosaurs and humans coexisted is impressive. I don't really buy Jurassic Park. I mean,

I love the movie, fantastic movie, but thinking about it, right, we could dominate the shh out of dinosaurs.

Like, that electric fence doesn't go down. And if it does,

it just like the dinosaurs escape, there's going to be like, you know when you've got a wasps nest

or whatever and you go with that poison that doesn't poison humans, but it poisons wasps.

If you're going to make dinosaurs, you're going to come up with some sort of neurotoxin that

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