Something funny about the Pyramids in Egypt

[hollow]

People always say "Muh they couldn't have been able to build them even with modern technology"

What if they just used some kind of cement / concrete to build the pyramids?

[Scary Phukkah]

All these pyramids from different seemingly unrelated cultures makes sense if you believe in the biblical age of the world (or at least human life) and that giants existed.

[hollow]

All these pyramids from different seemingly unrelated cultures makes sense if you believe in the biblical age of the world (or at least human life) and that giants existed.

I certainly don't believe in the big bang and evolution

And i don't claim there have never been giants or something

But simply from a technical perspective, isn't this the most logical answer, that they used cement and poured it inside some wooden shape or something to "build" these stones?

[10khitman]

All these pyramids from different seemingly unrelated cultures makes sense if you believe in the biblical age of the world (or at least human life) and that giants existed.

I certainly don't believe in the big bang and evolution

And i don't claim there have never been giants or something

But simply from a technical perspective, isn't this the most logical answer, that they used cement and poured it inside some wooden shape or something to "build" these stones?

Yea probably but still a mystery how they built it anyways

[hollow]

Yea probably but still a mystery how they built it anyways

It just takes time. And i'd imagine cement powder and water would be easier to carry than those massive stones in one piece

[psychoman]

no.
whole concept of giant stones is it's greatness. generally in middle-east and ancient civilizations giant things were sacred and important.
also it's all bs that it's a mystery, it's well known how they were built. there was a technique back then that people would use huge piles of sand to level the ground.
these giant stones were never lifted from the ground in the first place.
many more things has been built like this in history.

first they made the base level which is easy, then they covered the entry thing with sand, used lumbers to push stones on sand on top of other level. at the end, they would shovel all the sand which was a lot to reveal the pyramid.
the fact that it's pyramid shape is because they coudn't do it any other way. the angle woudn't allow.

[søren]

All these pyramids from different seemingly unrelated cultures makes sense if you believe in the biblical age of the world (or at least human life) and that giants existed.

so platonic forms are bound to locality or space? the triangular geometric structure of the pyramid was the easiest that could've been done at larger to massive scales. the base itself that's the largest surface area of the pyramid that enables for steps up gives the greatest of stability possible. so any sufficiently developed culture in architectonics preferred such by lack of technology not vision

[MVP]

IT wuz aliens

[prince of shitskins]

a million ways the pyramids could've been built


why do people act like it's some fucking marvel of engineering? it's just a pile of fucking huge rocks they moved with the millions of slaves at their disposal

the microchip in a $20 calculator is about a million times more intricate than pyramid

[Mustang]

It is totally impossible to build the pyramids today. The rocks were taken from mount Sinai by boat. They are gone now. Americans are too fat to work. The entire US construction force would be unable to build the pyramids and everyone is too fat. The pyramids took 10 million tons of stone which is equivalent to billions of tons of concrete. Today the world produces 2 million tons of dimension stone. Capitalism is literally retards.

[Bojack]

black ppl built the pyramids my boi

[Scary Phukkah]

All these pyramids from different seemingly unrelated cultures makes sense if you believe in the biblical age of the world (or at least human life) and that giants existed.

so platonic forms are bound to locality or space? the triangular geometric structure of the pyramid was the easiest that could've been done at larger to massive scales. the base itself that's the largest surface area of the pyramid that enables for steps up gives the greatest of stability possible. so any sufficiently developed culture in architectonics preferred such by lack of technology not vision

Nigger why would all these cultures choose to put all that effort and resoures into building a pyramid. It because they were all sons of Noah from the early days of human life and it the tower of babel was probably a pyramid.

[søren]

Nigger why would all these cultures choose to put all that effort and resoures into building a pyramid. It because they were all sons of Noah from the early days of human life and it the tower of babel was probably a pyramid.

did you ever ask yourself why there were Castles for Queens and Kings or D.C Washington for demoncracy gangsters. not sure what you're trying to achieve with this question when there's barely contextual intention here. most of the Pyramids were small except for the Khufu at El Giza. if we were to travel way back and show some pictures of our civilization to Egyptians they'd also ask themselves why's everywhere so similar looking, and maybe, well I already explained it. it's the technology we're capable to at moment and there are say, limited amount of platonic/geometric shapes we can make form? it seems I already explained and you could've read it a little better instead of your pre-programmed reactive response

[kathisterima]

it's odd how they could have moved the huge rocks up 140 metres, but not impossible

I could see that happening if you had enough manpower...

[hollow]

https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2021/03/the-surprisingly-plausible-theory-that-the-pyramids-were-poured-from-ancient-concrete/