Do you believe history?

[rusty]

This is one stone out of 2 million and 300 thousand stones that were (supposedly) cut, dragged and lifted to build the Great Pyramid more than 5000 years ago. Something is seriously wrong with our history

 

[rusty]

You know the accepted theory of a meteor killing the dinosaurs? I read a paper by some paleontologists who don't believe it. They say if the sunlight was blocked, it would have only taken a couple years to kill them off. But they say the evidence proves that it took a few thousand.

 

[Supervisor42]

This is one stone out of 2 million and 300 thousand stones that were (supposedly) cut, dragged and lifted to build the Great Pyramid more than 5000 years ago. Something is seriously wrong with our history

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I point this out all the time.
It is 'rock-solid proof' that they had help from 'above' because it was impossible that it was done by humans at the time.

 

[sonya123]

Aliens or a civilization that had superior science and technology but disappeared after some disaster?
I watched some video recently about how themagnetic poles change and that causes huge amounts of problems on this planet, climate change, earthquakes, volcanos , earth shifting , tsunamis . It is supposedly caused by the sun and solar storms
it was on youtube

 

[rusty]

I point this out all the time.
It is 'rock-solid proof' that they had help from 'above' because it was impossible that it was done by humans at the time.

One of the ancient civilizations, maybe the Sumerians, build coffin-shaped rockets for their dead. They say it is so they can go back to the star their people are from.

 

[rusty]

Aliens or a civilization that had superior science and technology but disappeared after some disaster?
I watched some video recently about how themagnetic poles change and that causes huge amounts of problems on this planet, climate change, earthquakes, volcanos , earth shifting , tsunamis . It is supposedly caused by the sun and solar storms
it was on youtube

Did you know they found huge batteries in one of the pyramids that dates back to when the pyramids were built? One of the pyramids in central America, built when supposedly only people with an Asian lineage lived there, has a "God" buried in it that has blond hair and blue eyes?

 

[Magus]

Hello fellow skeptics and wisdom seekers! let me get y'all a group hug and a beer!
I know how the stones were moved for the pyramids, the guys who built them told me, and furthermore, I can prove it with a simple test. furthermore, I know what they were for and what Anubis' job actually was. Nobody in here knows a thing about hyper-dimensional physics except maybe Neb and another guy and of course some of my close pals in here, But I can re-create how the stones were moved up to the pyramid. How they were lifted, I can not to my satisfaction, BUT back to moving those 25-ton tinker toys. Does anyone recall the causeway running from the Nile and the huge obelisks that used to line it? Does anyone know what a tuning fork is? those obelisks were "tuning forks" and that causeway was highly polished, so were the bottoms of the filler blocks. they oiled the causeway and activated the obelisks with leather hammers like a type of rolling tune, Its hard to explain because I suck at music, BUT, once vibrating, the oiled and polished surfaces were pushed together, it took 5 guys to move the stones. It can be replicated with a granite table top and two fairly powerful speakers facing down on the surface playing that special tune, oil the surface and take another piece of polished smooth marble so both polished sides meet. you can now move it with a pencil.

 

[Magus]

Back to the pyramids:
The Pyramids are a lot older than scientists admit. A LOT OLDER. Back when they were built they were pointed directly to Orion to a planet that is now very dead and likely still very dangerous due to nanite/biological/nuclear warfare. If we're lucky, Betelgeuse will go Nova and keep us from having to worry about it. anything that goes there has to stay there! I could and should write a book on this but Meh. Nobody will believe me because of how I came by the information. 75,000 years ago Earth was a colony for these people, they founded Atlantis and Lemuria and had bases everywhere else. we were an important trading hub and were a star-faring race and we built crap all over the solar system! then war came to our homeworld and after a time we and the other colonies were either destroyed or forgotten, but that was fine, we were fully self-sufficient by then, and we prospered. then around 40,000 years ago, we got dragged into another war we really had no stake in. At that time, there were three planets that had life on them, One called Phaeton, Mars and the moon was livable. Lemuria and Atlantis were already at odds about what to do with the rest of the earth, so they chose opposite sides. by the time it was over, Phaeton had been blown out of space, TWO nuclear weapons detonated on opposite sides of Mars had blown their atmosphere into space and Atlantis and Lemuria had pretty much destroyed each other utterly using nukes and harmonic weapons. the survivors were forced into the rest of the world and hybridized with the Cro Magnons already there in order to survive, Radiation and chemical warfare did the rest, they begat US. But back to the pyramids...
Things settled down back home and they began to look for their "Lost colonies" and found us again, Our progenitors were of one race, and had just come from a race war with the other intelligent species on their world, So they were NOT happy to see what we had become in the least! So they set about creating a race bank here, this is important, but I'll get there, the more I half-ass it the more it will fall apart! by 30,000 years ago they had invented a way to transfer minds between bodies and back IF the bodies frequency was right, much like a radio, so they would put a clone here and then transmit themselves to it. This is where Anubis comes in...

 

[backlash]

Where are the remains of the millions of slaves they claim built them?
I don't mean just their bones. Where is all the stuff that would be needed to feed them?
Where are the giant sewage piles?
It was either an advanced civilization that disappeared or more likely help from ET.
Hundreds or millions of slaves would require ten times that number of people to support them.
Farmers, cooks, people to move the food from the field to the work site.
The slave theory has a lot of unanswered questions.

@Magus
OK they cold be moved horizontally that way but how did they get those giant stones up to where they are?

 

[Magus]

Anubis is a master surgeon, his job was to prepare the body for storage so the Ka (Mind? soul) could return to its original body, because NOBODY wanted to be trapped in Earth's incarnation cycle as a human because human brains were a bit small and much of the knowledge would be lost, did you know that different body parts store at different temperatures? Well, they did, What keeps a heart destroys lungs etc. so he removed the touchy stuff to be stored and re-installed when it came time to come back. Our knuckle-dragging ancestors got wind of it and incorporated it into their funeral rites as part of their religion. we as humans can screw up a wet dream.

Anyway, I got stuff to do, I might post more if you want to hear it.

 

[Magus]

OK they cold be moved horizontally that way but how did they get those giant stones up to where they are?

That is the part I can only partially get right, I don't have the resources, but I can tell you that gravity is not a force, it is a vibration and can be jammed.

OK send the MIBs around.

 

[Caribou]

Each advancement is initiated by someone going against settled science.

For at least centuries giant squid were a fable told by seamen. Only when "discovered" by a scientist did they become a reality. Similarly, rogue waves were another seaman's fable, until "discovered" by a scientist. My parents were hit by a rogue wave before they "existed".

 

[rusty]

The coelacanth was supposed to extinct for a million years, then in 1938 a fisherman caught one.

 

[jazzy]

i dont think we will ever know all the truth of history on eartgh. but e got tantalizing hints of amazing stuff all over the globe. i confess to being a history- archeology addict and got to travel to see amny of the ancient places, stoens and ruins. one thing ive learned is whatever the smithsonian states is most likely the iopposite of what really happened

 

[rusty]

The coelacanth was supposed to extinct for a million years, then in 1938 a fisherman caught one.

 

[rusty]

Pictures from the Smithsonian

 

[rusty]

 

[rusty]

A picture I took in the badlands in 2014. Can't find my enlargement, but it was a giant bird.

 

[Haertig]

Moving and stacking those giant stones in the pyramids does not seem so impossible an engineering feat if the aliens were much bigger than us.

Imagine what a termite would think of a Lego castle we built. Amazing! Super advanced technology! Able to move extraordinarily heavy blocks! Unbelievable engineering how they fit together so exactly (they came that way from the factory). Unfathomable intelligence required to make something like that (Joe Biden could have built it. Well, a very simple castle anyway. With help.)

The pyramids seem extraordinary only because of their size relative to us. Jumbo sized aliens could have thrown those things together as toddlers.

 

[Supervisor42]

Moving and stacking those giant stones in the pyramids does not seem so impossible an engineering feat if the aliens were much bigger than us.

Imagine what a termite would think of a Lego castle we built. Amazing! Super advanced technology! Able to move extraordinarily heavy blocks! Unbelievable engineering how they fit together so exactly (they came that way from the factory). Unfathomable intelligence required to make something like that (Joe Biden could have built it. Well, a very simple castle anyway. With help.)

The pyramids seem extraordinary only because of their size relative to us. Jumbo sized aliens could have thrown those things together as toddlers.

True, but cutting those huge stones was obviously done with a very powerful laser overhead. They are far too precise to be done 'by hand'.

 

[Haertig]

... obviously done with a very powerful laser overhead. They are far too precise to be done 'by hand'.

I don't know. You could probably do a pretty good job with a jumbo alien sized Dremel tool. Or an alien nail file, with enough patience.

 

[Supervisor42]

I don't know. You could probably do a pretty good job with a jumbo alien sized Dremel tool. Or an alien nail file, with enough patience.

Scientists need to open their minds when they see precision that could not have been done by humans.

 

[rusty]

Scientists need to open their minds when they see precision that could not have been done by humans.

I think it is Machu Picchu where the stones fit so tight, a piece of paper will not go in the cracks.

 

[Supervisor42]

I think it is Machu Picchu where the stones fit so tight, a piece of paper will not go in the cracks.

There also.
The one I posted about was Sacsayhuamán.
Nobody finds it strange that these "impossible" structures just happened to be built on both sides of the world at the same time in the 15th century?.

 

[Pearl]

You know the accepted theory of a meteor killing the dinosaurs? I read a paper by some paleontologists who don't believe it. They say if the sunlight was blocked, it would have only taken a couple years to kill them off. But they say the evidence proves that it took a few thousand.

 

[Haertig]

I think it is Machu Picchu where the stones fit so tight, a piece of paper will not go in the cracks.

I wonder if the fit was tight enough to exclude a sheet of paper when the rocks were stacked? Now, after a long time, things could have settled, the rocks may have actually sagged a little bit under their weight, water may have infiltrated and caused expansion (or frozen and broken off small sand-sized chips of rock that are what's actually excluding the paper). The rocks could have also had a rougher fit, but as they were placed that movement made them act like grinding wheels against each other, thus grinding each other flatter and filling in voids with finely sanded rock remnants. Plus, when you're looking at rocks stacked on each other that are too large and heavy for you to move, you are only looking at the "fit" around the periphery. The inner fit - that you can't see - might be much rougher.

When I look at this sentence "We don't know how they did it, therefore it was aliens" I agree with the first half of the sentence but don't immediately accept the second half. There are a lot of people that believe in false therefores (I am broadening the discussion beyond pyramids/aliens now, to more general therefores). Just because you don't know the answer to something, doesn't mean that you can stick in any old therefore as the cause and claim it's true. That's not how logic works. But we sure see a lot of this type of thinking these days. To this group of thinkers, "we don't know how it was done" or "we don't know what caused this" is all the proof they need to "prove" that their therefore is correct. Sigh...

 

[Pearl]

There are things we will never know about, never understand!! Because they are not of this planet/world!! Things exist on this planet right now that are yet to be discovered!! Too many things exist off this planet that we will never know about!! I can only hope to have many more lives!!

 

[Supervisor42]

Just because you don't know the answer to something, doesn't mean that you can stick in any old therefore as the cause and claim it's true. That's not how logic works. But we sure see a lot of this type of thinking these days. To this group of thinkers, "we don't know how it was done" or "we don't know what caused this" is all the proof they need to "prove" that their therefore is correct. Sigh...

Ok, I'll buy that.
No aliens.
Instead, a time-tunnel opened up and therefore they got their hands on a bunch of these:

Is that a better 'therefore'?
Of course, then you are back to how in thahell they lifted the ones like shown in the OP.

 

[sonya123]

It's long and some of it sort of boring and not the video I saw originally but says about the same thing
summary: every so many thousands of years some huge disaster (pole reversal most likely) kills just about everything on this planet and society has to start over again from stone age. So historians have it all wrong saying our civilization is only around 5000 some years old. There is lots of archeological evidence that the pyramids are much older ( from a previous civilization) and built by people with much more advanced technology than we have now

 

[Old Whatshisname]

You know the accepted theory of a meteor killing the dinosaurs? I read a paper by some paleontologists who don't believe it. They say if the sunlight was blocked, it would have only taken a couple years to kill them off. But they say the evidence proves that it took a few thousand.

I'd like to examine that paper before attempting to support or rebut it. But there is incredible evidence, starting with the K-T layer of Iridium throughout the world, discovered and detailed by the Alvarezes (pere et fils). Their hypothesis, developed in 1980, is supplemented by a post-impact snapshot tsunami inflow and outflow scars, seiches, (and pebble deposition) throughout the post-impact path from Chicxulub to the far north.

I believe here is no computer around which has been able to reliably determine weather and climate changes; there are simply too many variables. As far as how long it took for the sun to come out, even a two-year "winter" would probably wipe out 99+ percent of land-based megafauna, and the survivors -- if any -- would have a pretty rough time surviving.

You can find an excellent review of this question here; and read more detail here.

But wait; there's more! How about Gerta Keller? She's one of the researchers who disagrees that the Chicxulub strike as the causative event for the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs, basing it to a large extent on the Deccan Traps Event which happened at about the same time (~65 mya). Read her story here. Keller is a brilliant scientist, but as we all know, you can be brilliantly wrong, too.