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Skull: You believe most historical facts are wrong because you revel in crazy conspiracy theories.
Not any conspiracy theories. It's true that most of our historical "facts" are just a bunch of lies. And if not straight-up lies, then just honest mistakes, that got mixed up during time. Schools are a good example. The way they teach history to children, is by telling them what they're allowed to know. Take this for example; I read a newspaper article from the 70s or 80s one time, where most school-aged children actually thought Native Americans were just fictional people from Wild West -movies. That is how easily history gets mixed up.
Egyptian pyramid construction techniques
Ok, that's a bunch of bull. None of the techniques they CLAIM work, actually do. If they did, why don't they go build their own Pyramid on a desert? Oh wait, they can't. It's just all a bunch of theories.
EDIT: No actually, they did try to build some small construction once, but they ended up giving up, after they couldn't lift one megalith, with like 20+ cranes. IIRC, those megaliths weren't even as big nor heavy as the ones used in the Egyptian Pyramids, but on that I could just remember wrong.
Also, this makes me wonder how they would suggest the halls under the Egyptian Pyramids were built? I'd say building those would be pretty dang hard. Even for aliens, to be quite honest.
So where do aliens enter the picture? There are so many sensible explanations it's a mind-boggling logical leap to think that extraterrestrials would have been involved.
It could be extraterrestrials that connected the people around Earth somehow. But I'm not saying, and don't actually believe, that's the reason. I'm just pointing out that the "historical fact", that people back then had no connection over continents, is plain absurd when you look at all the facts. If I had to point out where aliens get involved in this, I'd probably say they would somehow be involved in why these Pyramids were built. It doesn't make any sense for people across the Earth to start suddenly building similar constructions. Also, there are interesting links between them. Such as being built in the shape of Orion's Belt. Btw, not only the Pyramids were built this way, but there are literally tons of old constructions around the globe that have been shaped after it.
Are they even similar? The Mexican and Egyptian pyramids barely resemble each other beyond the obvious, in form or function. If aliens ferried people all over the globe, why would there be such differences based on geography?
Maybe different functions? Maybe an improvement? Or maybe just different culturial aspects. Houses are built in different ways, but that doesn't take away from their basic idea.
Also, just want to point out, I don't actually believe there's any weird "function" in these Pyramids. I could be wrong, of course. One thing that is true though, is that not all the Pyramids were used as graves, like claimed. Another fact is that in those which were used as graves, it was most likely not their main function.
Of course, this conversation could be led way away from the topic of the Pyramids, and into all sorts of other stuff (usually to do with religions). All I'm saying is, maybe try to keep an open mind about things, and not always swallow everything we're told to.
Skull: You believe most historical facts are wrong because you revel in crazy conspiracy theories.
Not any conspiracy theories. It's true that most of our historical "facts" are just a bunch of lies. And if not straight-up lies, then just honest mistakes, that got mixed up during time. Schools are a good example. The way they teach history to children, is by telling them what they're allowed to know. Take this for example; I read a newspaper article from the 70s or 80s one time, where most school-aged children actually thought Native Americans were just fictional people from Wild West -movies. That is how easily history gets mixed up.
Egyptian pyramid construction techniques
Ok, that's a bunch of bull. None of the techniques they CLAIM work, actually do. If they did, why don't they go build their own Pyramid on a desert? Oh wait, they can't. It's just all a bunch of theories.
EDIT: No actually, they did try to build some small construction once, but they ended up giving up, after they couldn't lift one megalith, with like 20+ cranes. IIRC, those megaliths weren't even as big nor heavy as the ones used in the Egyptian Pyramids, but on that I could just remember wrong.
Also, this makes me wonder how they would suggest the halls under the Egyptian Pyramids were built? I'd say building those would be pretty dang hard. Even for aliens, to be quite honest.
So where do aliens enter the picture? There are so many sensible explanations it's a mind-boggling logical leap to think that extraterrestrials would have been involved.
It could be extraterrestrials that connected the people around Earth somehow. But I'm not saying, and don't actually believe, that's the reason. I'm just pointing out that the "historical fact", that people back then had no connection over continents, is plain absurd when you look at all the facts. If I had to point out where aliens get involved in this, I'd probably say they would somehow be involved in why these Pyramids were built. It doesn't make any sense for people across the Earth to start suddenly building similar constructions. Also, there are interesting links between them. Such as being built in the shape of Orion's Belt. Btw, not only the Pyramids were built this way, but there are literally tons of old constructions around the globe that have been shaped after it.
Are they even similar? The Mexican and Egyptian pyramids barely resemble each other beyond the obvious, in form or function. If aliens ferried people all over the globe, why would there be such differences based on geography?
Maybe different functions? Maybe an improvement? Or maybe just different culturial aspects. Houses are built in different ways, but that doesn't take away from their basic idea.
Also, just want to point out, I don't actually believe there's any weird "function" in these Pyramids. I could be wrong, of course. One thing that is true though, is that not all the Pyramids were used as graves, like claimed. Another fact is that in those which were used as graves, it was most likely not their main function.
Of course, this conversation could be led way away from the topic of the Pyramids, and into all sorts of other stuff (usually to do with religions). All I'm saying is, maybe try to keep an open mind about things, and not always swallow everything we're told to.
