The Pyramids Of Egypt: Relics Of An Advanced Prehistoric Civilization?

a reply to: Hanslune

your post is irrelevant Khufu is irrelevant he inherit the pyramids not built them give me a break

they built them in 20 years, 2,300,000 stones carved out of granite and limestone bedrock some of which came from 500 miles away

all with bronze chisel's rocks and sticks, yeah right please if you believe that you should seriously reconsider your position because it's completely nonsensical

a reply to: Hanslune

...in your opinion but then how were all the other sites in the world built then?

they were OBVIOUSLY machined, you will not get the results that you have on the stone of these buildings with hand tools, hitting the end of a bronze chisel with a bronze hammer or rock will not produce that result

stop it, it's insane to believe that, it's completely insane, you are being fooled

a reply to: Hanslune



you're silly enough to believe that was done with a bronze chisel and a stone?

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: Hanslune

your post is irrelevant Khufu is irrelevant he inherit the pyramids not built them give me a break

they built them in 20 years, 2,300,000 stones carved out of granite and limestone bedrock some of which came from 500 miles away

all with bronze chisel's rocks and sticks, yeah right please if you believe that you should seriously reconsider your position because it's completely nonsensical

Yeah- sorry I don't consider your opinions to fact based......lol

Oh and where did you get that figure of 2,300,000? You're just repeating what you were told to believe right?

Here is a challenge for ya find where that came from?

Oh and here is the question you are running from

Oh and by the way how much freshly quarried limestone have you worked with copper tools at modern construction sites?

a reply to: Harte

Right. So relate eyewitness testimony to the quantum realm for me, will you?

The eyes pick up light which is reflected off of mass and also made up of and molecules that are formed by atoms and so on and so forth.

Because there is no evidence for the manipulation and/or measurement of electricity (you know, electrons,) which by necessity must occur before the quantum can be discovered.

And what kind of evidence would convince you?

You suggest that ancients had precision instruments to examine phenomena at the quantum scale, but couldn't build a clock.

The problem with what your saying is that you believe that the only way to interact with the quantum scale is how we do it today. You need to check into the observer effect.

"Cycles of the cosmos..." Okay. Nevermind.

You dismissal of questions you don't understand will hinder your ability to acquire knowledge.

Highvein

a reply to: toysforadults

Sorry your trying to do a Gish Gallop while refusing to answer questions, or provide evidence-discussion boards don't work that way.

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: Hanslune

...in your opinion but then how were all the other sites in the world built then?

they were OBVIOUSLY machined, you will not get the results that you have on the stone of these buildings with hand tools, hitting the end of a bronze chisel with a bronze hammer or rock will not produce that result

stop it, it's insane to believe that, it's completely insane, you are being fooled

Yawn

a reply to: Hanslune

your questions are totally irrelevant that's why they aren't being answered







primitive humans did this with a stick and a bronze chisel (obviously not). no seriously there was machining of some sort involved

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: Hanslune

you're questions are totally irrelevant that's why they aren't being answered

Ah so you concede you were wrong then. Okay how long do you wish to continue your childish rant?

Should we applaud edgily or just edge away slowly as you melt down?

chuckle

for any of you reading this who are ridiculous enough to believe the mainstream theory (lies) you are being fed do something

go to Home Depot, buy a STEEL chisel and a proper hammer, then go find a piece of granite and try it for yourself. I use steel chisels and hammers every single day I work

a reply to: Hanslune

responding to you will obviously be a total of waste of time however anyone reading this with an open mind will see how completely stupid that theory is with a little thought, not even a lot of thought just a little

originally posted by: toysforadults
for any of you reading this who are ridiculous enough to believe the mainstream theory (lies) you are being fed do something

go to Home Depot, buy a STEEL chisel and a proper hammer, then go find a piece of granite and try it for yourself. I use steel chisels and hammers every single day I work

The AE used percussion, spliting and abrasion to work granite - you would know that if you read the plentiful material available.

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: Hanslune

responding to you will obviously be a total of waste of time however anyone reading this with an open mind will see how completely stupid that theory is with a little thought, not even a lot of thought just a little

Un-evidenced rants achieve nothing but make you look foolish and uneducated. Please continue and explain how everyone in the ancient world used power tools - right or was it magic?

a reply to: Hanslune

yeah sure whatever

a reply to: Hanslune



here's one of the tools they used to cut with

BAHAHA! you have to be an idiot to think that's what they used!!!!



ROFLOLOLOL!!!!!! they have even tried to replicate it!!! so dumb

Oh yeah I always like to ask 'the ancient's couldn't work stone and used vectron rays, powertools or magic brain power' folks a question.

When did man run out of whatever they were using and then had to do the work themselves - what year was that?

I mean we should see a huge down turn in ability and artistic capability eh?

So when was that?

originally posted by: toysforadults

I see you don't really know much about the subject if you use youtube as a research tool..........



For the lurkers



This is the hieroglyph for 'Tomb'. It use to be just the rectangle you see at the bottom. That resembled the mastaba's they originally used. When they switched to pyramids they changed the hieroglyph to agree with the new reality. They however kept it when they moved to below ground tombs like in the Valley of Kings.

a reply to: Hanslune

ahhhhh you are obviously clueless and I'm assuming without even looking that this topic that you are asking about was more than likely covered in this thread however for anyone reading check this out...

www.scientificamerican.com...

The discovery lends support to a theory first advanced last year in that some type of cosmic impact or impacts—a fragmented comet bursting in the atmosphere or raining down on the oceans—set off the more than 1,300-year cooling period in the Northern Hemisphere known as the Younger Dryas for the abundance of an alpine flower's pollen found during the interval.

you did claim to be educated on the topic very surprising you didn't know about the comet impact theory of the younger dryas. oh wait you are probably more than aware of this

originally posted by: Hanslune

originally posted by: toysforadults

I see you don't really know much about the subject if you use youtube as a research tool..........

I missed your sources, my evidence is visual, I can clearly see machining with the naked eye weather it's a picture of Youtube makes no difference, unless of course you are solely relying on the observations of others without making your own observations

oh and I forgot, I do this kind of work for a living so yea there's that

originally posted by: toysforadults


oh and I forgot, I do this kind of work for a living so yea there's that

Sure you do.

Oh how much work have you recently done on freshly quarried limestone with stone bashers and copper tools? Do you use steel chisels on granite instead of the ancient way of percussion and abrasives?