Egyptians made pyramids using water according to researchers ::wow:

[O.T.I.S.]

I would be really disappointed if aliens came to earth and all they did was stack really heavy rocks on top of each other.

I actually dont think it was “aliens” so to speak.

I actually think ancient Egyptians were just smarter than most civilizations throughout history… but they learned from someone tho

Those blocks aren't even the same length/height/width and size but they somehow they fit to make a perfect pyramid…

Meaning you can’t just assembly line them. Thats a lot of chiseling and pinpoint accuracy to me

 

[Luke Cage]

People forget that was a long time ago. The environment was different, there were probably rivers nearby the pyramids back then likely branched off from the nile, that no longer exist today.

 

[Devilinurear]

I actually dont think it was “aliens” so to speak.

I actually think ancient Egyptians were just smarter than most civilizations throughout history… but they learned from someone tho

You really think they couldn't figure that out themselves.

 

[KingDanz]

I saw a French documentary of how the pyramids were made. They melted the granite into a cube shaped container for each individual stone. That is how they got the precision. Then they simply moved the container to do the next cube in the pyramid. I saw this years back, i might have got the details wrong.

Here it is i think:

 

[O.T.I.S.]

You really think they couldn't figure that out themselves.

Negro we can’t even figure out how they did it

So in the timeframe it would take to build.. why would they waste all that time, manpower, resources it would've took for your theories?

Yeah.. they figured it out for sure… none of your logic fits it though

 

[Geordi]

I think one issue people have is that they think that ancient=primitive.

Exactly. People think technology started 150 years ago because of our modern conveniences but it really started about 5000 years ago when they discovered advanced mathematics and the iron age.

 

[Devilinurear]

Negro we can’t even figure out how they did it

So in the timeframe it would take to build.. why would they waste all that time, manpower, resources it would've took for your theories?

Yeah.. they figured it out for sure… none of your logic fits it though

It was more then likely a public works project made by the rich to keep the poor from rebelling.

 

[3rdWorld]

Water was only used to transport those large blocks using channels that are long disappeared..

 

[O.T.I.S.]

It was more then likely a public works project made by the rich to keep the poor from rebelling.

Riiiight…

Instead of hunting, gathering, farming, maybe even digging for rare metals, creating tools, and etc… lets get a couple hundred thousand people armed with tools to do some busy work…

Got it… I think the pyramids are more than just decoration pieces

 

[General Mills]

I just fukking hollered when I saw this

Woke my girl up. She is in bed and popped out from under the covers looking at me like

 

[Capitol]

I just fukking hollered when I saw this

Woke my girl up. She is in bed and popped out from under the covers looking at me like

He hit a lick with that show.

 

[Devilinurear]

Riiiight…

Instead of hunting, gathering, farming, maybe even digging for rare metals, creating tools, and etc… lets get a couple hundred thousand people armed with tools to do some busy work…

Got it… I think the pyramids are more than just decoration pieces

Egypt was a major city and trading post for thousands of years. Do you expect the poor now to hunt and farm today in NYC

 

[Devilinurear]

Riiiight…

Instead of hunting, gathering, farming, maybe even digging for rare metals, creating tools, and etc… lets get a couple hundred thousand people armed with tools to do some busy work…

Got it… I think the pyramids are more than just decoration pieces

Also in medieval times it took hundreds of years to build churches

Centuries of Work: 3 Cathedrals Whose Construction Lasted Longer Than Sagrada Familia - Architizer Journal

While 139 years might sound like an unbelievably drawn out timeline in contemporary architectural contexts, the Sagrada Familia's prolonged construction is not unprecedented in the architectural history of churches; in fact, many earlier Gothic structures took centuries longer to build.

architizer.com

 

[Numpsay]

at a pyramid being a basic shape. Y'all be saying anything on here.

I saw a French documentary of how the pyramids were made. They melted the granite into a cube shaped container. That is how they got the precision. Then they simply moved the container to do the next cube in the pyramid. I saw this years back, i might have got the details wrong.

Here it is i think:

Barley anything precise about the pyramid except the finish product which is why it's so fascinating.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Edit we have far more impressive shyt today

From engineering standpoint? Not necessarily