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Potential Historic Discovery at the Giza Plateau
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Anyway, for me, something like this just raises more questions than it answers, and it does seem a bit of a coincidence that so much of it is located underneath things that will never be moved! Stonehenge, Rosslyn Chapel, even the Louvre!
There's hundreds of pyramids, just in this part of Africa, there's evidence of where the stone came from, stones that weren't used, but there's no other evidence of anything like this.
If the ancient Egyptians were aware of something like this they certainly kept it to themselves, and nobody documented it or created art depicting it, or anything like that. Certainly not to the extent that you would imagine.
It certainly does capture the imagination, but I think a lot of people would really LIKE something like this to be true. Humans love a bit of mystery and intrege! Nothing wrong with that though. Probably similar to why we create music, the creative part of the brain, we're interesting creatures, to say the least!
I love the term "Cyclopean Masonry". Like only the giant cyclops could have moved these stones!
And there was only a few hundred years between the Micenaeans and the Greeks.
There's hundreds of pyramids, just in this part of Africa, there's evidence of where the stone came from, stones that weren't used, but there's no other evidence of anything like this.
If the ancient Egyptians were aware of something like this they certainly kept it to themselves, and nobody documented it or created art depicting it, or anything like that. Certainly not to the extent that you would imagine.
It certainly does capture the imagination, but I think a lot of people would really LIKE something like this to be true. Humans love a bit of mystery and intrege! Nothing wrong with that though. Probably similar to why we create music, the creative part of the brain, we're interesting creatures, to say the least!
I love the term "Cyclopean Masonry". Like only the giant cyclops could have moved these stones!
And there was only a few hundred years between the Micenaeans and the Greeks.
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When people talk about ancient technology, particularly "free energy" devices, what were they using the energy for?
Charging their electric chariots?
Charging their electric chariots?
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I think the next big focus will be put towards the whole Younger Dry Ass aspect of things and trying to put some merit behind it. There’s certainly some evidence that supports it, they just need to line up that evidence around the planet.
It’s not far fetched to me that civilization got pretty dang smart in Pangea times, just as it’s not far fetched to me that the overwhelming majority of evidence could be destroyed/at the bottom of an ocean/covered in miles of dirt after Pangea split up/Younger Dry Ass.
Just seeing buildings/structures in New England rotting in the woods, old houses from the 1600-1700’s, there’s practically nothing left and there hasn’t been any crazy weather/geographical catastrophes in that time. It doesn’t seem out of the realm of reason that the majority of evidence would be lost to time or so worn away that we don’t even recognize it as what it once was.
It’s not far fetched to me that civilization got pretty dang smart in Pangea times, just as it’s not far fetched to me that the overwhelming majority of evidence could be destroyed/at the bottom of an ocean/covered in miles of dirt after Pangea split up/Younger Dry Ass.
Just seeing buildings/structures in New England rotting in the woods, old houses from the 1600-1700’s, there’s practically nothing left and there hasn’t been any crazy weather/geographical catastrophes in that time. It doesn’t seem out of the realm of reason that the majority of evidence would be lost to time or so worn away that we don’t even recognize it as what it once was.
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Anyway, for me, something like this just raises more questions than it answers, and it does seem a bit of a coincidence that so much of it is located underneath things that will never be moved! Stonehenge, Rosslyn Chapel, even the Louvre!
There's hundreds of pyramids, just in this part of Africa, there's evidence of where the stone came from, stones that weren't used, but there's no other evidence of anything like this.
If the ancient Egyptians were aware of something like this they certainly kept it to themselves, and nobody documented it or created art depicting it, or anything like that. Certainly not to the extent that you would imagine.
It certainly does capture the imagination, but I think a lot of people would really LIKE something like this to be true. Humans love a bit of mystery and intrege! Nothing wrong with that though. Probably similar to why we create music, the creative part of the brain, we're interesting creatures, to say the least!
I love the term "Cyclopean Masonry". Like only the giant cyclops could have moved these stones!
And there was only a few hundred years between the Micenaeans and the Greeks.
Perhaps the ancient Egyptians mastered time travel, and while visiting our era saw the interest in what they had done. So they went back to their time and did all kinds of goofy shit just to screw with our heads.
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The more I hear about them, the more I like their style!
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Did you only post this so you could repeatedly write younger dry ass? Cause if so I'm totally here for that
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I don't know, I think they did make art about it, but we don't understand the art or the tech. For example, I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians were making tube amps bro. This is one of my favorite carvings, from the Temple of Dendera. Look at the size of those rectifier tubes.
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I don't know, I think they did make art about it, but we don't understand the art or the tech. For example, I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians were making tube amps bro. This is one of my favorite carvings, from the Temple of Dendera. Look at the size of those rectifier tubes.
That's certainly a super cool image!
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Ancient Rome Was Teetering. Then a Volcano Erupted 6,000 Miles Away. (Published 2020)
Scientists have linked historical political instability to a number of volcanic events, the latest involving an eruption in the Aleutian Islands.
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"Is that a rectifier tube, or are you just happy to see me?"I don't know, I think they did make art about it, but we don't understand the art or the tech. For example, I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians were making tube amps bro. This is one of my favorite carvings, from the Temple of Dendera. Look at the size of those rectifier tubes.
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Maybe shit just got out of control, and they decided to get rid of the technology and never speak of it again.
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I don't know, I think they did make art about it, but we don't understand the art or the tech. For example, I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians were making tube amps bro. This is one of my favorite carvings, from the Temple of Dendera. Look at the size of those rectifier tubes.
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We’ll probably never know, unless somebody stumbles upon a cache of ancient texts that document everything. Hell, we still don’t know precisely how the pyramids were built and we’ve been looking at them for thousands of years…
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youDid you only post this so you could repeatedly write younger dry ass? Cause if so I'm totally here for that
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