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Post by Vegas on Jun 16, 2019 7:41:07 GMT
Someone's been watching too much "Stargate". I don't watch Stargate, but a lot of TV shows get their ideas from real-life. ...and I've heard that a lot of TV shows get their ideas from movies.
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Jun 16, 2019 8:12:46 GMT
I don't watch Stargate, but a lot of TV shows get their ideas from real-life. ...and I've heard that a lot of TV shows get their ideas from movies. And movies get their ideas from ancient texts.
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Post by Stammerhead on Jun 16, 2019 11:30:39 GMT
I remember those. What happened to them? Did you carefully read the OP? That knowledge was lost! So there is more than one Secret Recipe?
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 16, 2019 16:31:03 GMT
Some people look at the pyramids and see piles of rocks that were built for shits and giggles.
The fact is, there was a reason they were built that goes far beyond the technology we have today. Einstein spoke of 'wormholes' that could be used to travel to other planets. The ancients knew that, and also about vortexes. The pyramids are part of an advanced technological system associated with space travel. Today's scientists simply have no idea how to 'activate' the energy they produce, the same way a primitive tribe wouldn't know how to use a computer. It's too far beyond their understanding.
The Aztecs and Mayans discovered this, as they were far ahead in this field than scientists are even today.
It is always interesting to be told that, although science cannot explain some things, those people who therefore just make things up apparently can.
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Post by heeeeey on Jun 16, 2019 16:43:07 GMT
Some people look at the pyramids and see piles of rocks that were built for shits and giggles.
The fact is, there was a reason they were built that goes far beyond the technology we have today. Einstein spoke of 'wormholes' that could be used to travel to other planets. The ancients knew that, and also about vortexes. The pyramids are part of an advanced technological system associated with space travel. Today's scientists simply have no idea how to 'activate' the energy they produce, the same way a primitive tribe wouldn't know how to use a computer. It's too far beyond their understanding.
The Aztecs and Mayans discovered this, as they were far ahead in this field than scientists are even today.
It is always interesting to be told that, although science cannot explain some things, those people who therefore just make things up apparently can. I suppose you think there is no rhyme or reason for them too, and that they're just random piles of rocks that just happened to be built on every continent.
Things are very simple when everything is as meets the eye to you, and no other thought is put into things.
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 16, 2019 17:08:46 GMT
It is always interesting to be told that, although science cannot explain some things, those people who therefore just make things up apparently can. I suppose you think there is no rhyme or reason for them too, and that they're just random piles of rocks that just happened to be built on every continent.
Things are very simple when everything is as meets the eye to you, and no other thought is put into things.
What I think is that with an almost unlimited work force, crushing central power to drive matters, a religious impulsion, thousands of years experience of working with stone, and working with the same intelligence as us, it is not at all surprising that the ancients at their finest created some amazing artifacts. No one thinks that what we are looking at are 'random piles of rocks' so I have no idea as to why you might suggest it. Oh sorry, yes I do: you are our resident troll.
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Post by heeeeey on Jun 16, 2019 17:29:52 GMT
I suppose you think there is no rhyme or reason for them too, and that they're just random piles of rocks that just happened to be built on every continent.
Things are very simple when everything is as meets the eye to you, and no other thought is put into things.
What I think is that with an almost unlimited work force, crushing central power to drive matters, a religious impulsion, thousands of years experience of working with stone, and working with the same intelligence as us, it is not at all surprising that the ancients at their finest created some amazing artifacts. No one thinks that what we are looking at are 'random piles of rocks' so I have no idea as to why you might suggest it. Oh sorry, yes I do: you are our resident troll. And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools.
Take your seat alongside the other simpletons.
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 16, 2019 17:34:32 GMT
What I think is that with an almost unlimited work force, crushing central power to drive matters, a religious impulsion, thousands of years experience of working with stone, and working with the same intelligence as us, it is not at all surprising that the ancients at their finest created some amazing artifacts. No one thinks that what we are looking at are 'random piles of rocks' so I have no idea as to why you might suggest it. Oh sorry, yes I do: you are our resident troll. And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools.
Take your seat alongside the other simpletons.
Thanks; but I try not to feed trolls. But I leave others tempted by pseudo-history to contemplate this: that, if an Egyptian pharaoh was somehow transported to modern times would he not also be tempted to think that such unexplained magic and marvels could only exist through the creation of, say, Amon Ra?
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Post by heeeeey on Jun 16, 2019 19:08:45 GMT
And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools.
Take your seat alongside the other simpletons.
Thanks; but I try not to feed trolls. But I leave others tempted by pseudo-history to contemplate this: that, if an Egyptian pharaoh was somehow transported to modern times would he not also be tempted to think that such unexplained magic and marvels could only exist through the creation of, say, Amon Ra? I don't understand what you mean, but it seems like you're now attributing the engineering that went into building the pyramids to some sort of 'magic'. How appropriate given your mindset.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 16, 2019 19:52:56 GMT
What I think is that with an almost unlimited work force, crushing central power to drive matters, a religious impulsion, thousands of years experience of working with stone, and working with the same intelligence as us, it is not at all surprising that the ancients at their finest created some amazing artifacts. No one thinks that what we are looking at are 'random piles of rocks' so I have no idea as to why you might suggest it. Oh sorry, yes I do: you are our resident troll. And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools. Yes, they can easily do it with the tools they had... Experimental archaeologists have proved it time and again.
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Post by general313 on Jun 16, 2019 19:55:32 GMT
What I think is that with an almost unlimited work force, crushing central power to drive matters, a religious impulsion, thousands of years experience of working with stone, and working with the same intelligence as us, it is not at all surprising that the ancients at their finest created some amazing artifacts. No one thinks that what we are looking at are 'random piles of rocks' so I have no idea as to why you might suggest it. Oh sorry, yes I do: you are our resident troll. 1) And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
2) Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools.
Take your seat alongside the other simpletons.
1) Bullshit. It wouldn't be cheap but it could be done if there were the will. But nobody today finds such a pyramid useful enough to want to spend the money to build them. 2) What pyramid had stones weighing a thousand tons? The ones from the great pyramid in Egypt weigh 2.5 tons. I expect you pulled your ridiculous figure out of your ridiculously dumb ass.
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Post by heeeeey on Jun 16, 2019 20:13:55 GMT
And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools. Yes, they can easily do it with the tools they had... Experimental archaeologists have proved it time and again. Lying bastard.
Post a video of them even piling a few together let alone thousands of them.
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Post by heeeeey on Jun 16, 2019 20:15:45 GMT
1) And you think all the engineering that came with it, including the inside of them, the fact they were built on each continent, etc., doesn't mean anything? And also the fact that even today, engineers and scientists could never duplicate them.
2) Each stone weighed a thousand tons. I don't care how large a workforce they had. There is no way they could move that kind of weight with no advanced knowledge or tools.
Take your seat alongside the other simpletons.
1) Bullshit. It wouldn't be cheap but it could be done if there were the will. But nobody today finds such a pyramid useful enough to want to spend the money to build them. 2) What pyramid had stones weighing a thousand tons? The ones from the great pyramid in Egypt weigh 2.5 tons. I expect you pulled your ridiculous figure out of your ridiculously dumb ass. You are full of shit implying that they were easy to build.
No engineer today could achieve the design from the inside or any side of it that the engineers of that time did. They can't even figure out how they were used. And it wasn't to store grain.
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Post by maya55555 on Jun 16, 2019 20:35:48 GMT
Heeeyyy:
Now, I'm not an Egyptologist, but the average stone in Khufu's Great Pyramid (a Greek word) was two tons.
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Post by gadreel on Jun 16, 2019 21:00:08 GMT
ooo, Someone just started reading Graham Hancock.
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Post by goz on Jun 16, 2019 21:48:33 GMT
ooo, Someone just started reading Graham Hancock. Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for posting it. I wonder if Heeeeey will watch? lolololol
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Post by maya55555 on Jun 16, 2019 21:53:03 GMT
Some people actually think that they were for storing grain and built by Hebrew slaves. Imagine that! What Hebrew slaves 🤷🏻♀️ The pyramids were built by paid labour. Egyptologists found a workmen's village, bakeries, breweries and kitchens for the laborers. Fish, bread and beer was usually on the menu. They also had medical care, such as it was.
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Post by general313 on Jun 16, 2019 21:54:31 GMT
1) Bullshit. It wouldn't be cheap but it could be done if there were the will. But nobody today finds such a pyramid useful enough to want to spend the money to build them. 2) What pyramid had stones weighing a thousand tons? The ones from the great pyramid in Egypt weigh 2.5 tons. I expect you pulled your ridiculous figure out of your ridiculously dumb ass. You are full of shit implying that they were easy to build.
No engineer today could achieve the design from the inside or any side of it that the engineers of that time did. They can't even figure out how they were used. And it wasn't to store grain.
Where did I imply that they were easy to build? And of course no response to the second point.
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Post by maya55555 on Jun 16, 2019 21:59:34 GMT
Funerary temple complex at Giza, for the bereaved family. Prayers and offerings were left at these temples for the dead.
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Post by maya55555 on Jun 16, 2019 22:08:39 GMT
This is a poor view of a side room in these mortuary temples, showing mourners. Note the false door with an image of the deceased. Also loaves of bread were shown on a table in front of the dead family member.
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