The pyramids are not held together with mortar just shear weight

[buwbs]

If they were advanced surely they would have used a bonding agent or if they were that advanced smaller manageable blocks

It just just doesn’t make sense

[ProudKraut]

Obviously the pyramids stand firm without any bonding agent then, so not sure where you're going with this. Why add something that's not needed?

[N0rds]

Why?

its not like Godzilla is attacking them yearly, or they have hurricanes biblical floods, etc...


Chit works without bonding, so why go through the extra trouble of doing so? They seem to have perfected pyramids, who are YOU to question it?

[WiseOldApe]

Fun fact the pyramids have seen every major empire rise and fall and will likely outlast our civilization.

[ChewYourFood]

If they were advanced surely they would have used a bonding agent or if they were that advanced smaller manageable blocks

It just just doesn’t make sense

Why would they use a bonding agent when those blocks haven't moved a mm in thousands of years?

Looks like they were smarter than u. just lmao.

[buwbs]

Why?

its not like Godzilla is attacking them yearly, or they have hurricanes biblical floods, etc...


Chit works without bonding, so why go through the extra trouble of doing so? They seem to have perfected pyramids, who are YOU to question it?

I’m trying to figure it all out brah

Why would ancient humans build something of that scale unless it was built in some other time when the current human perception/consciousness was totally different, why couldn’t an extra element have been introduced from the flood or some-other event and it changed the human consciousness

Just shooting the chit brah no requirement to post if your just going be disrespectful to my whole family


What if they were built because some dinosaurs were hunting them

Seems more plausible than some primitive electric storage system

[tripod29]

Yeah, they clearly weren't advanced. We can't make a structure to last as long as they did without a bonding agent, but they did. What a bunch of low IQ cucks. Amirite OP?

[N0rds]

I’m trying to figure it all out brah

Why would ancient humans build something of that scale unless it was built in some other time when the current human perception/consciousness was totally different, why couldn’t an extra element have been introduced from the flood or some-other event and it changed the human consciousness

Just shooting the chit brah no requirement to post if your just going be disrespectful to my whole family


What if they were built because some dinosaurs were hunting them

Seems more plausible than some primitive electric storage system

brah, you jumped from "why didnt they use cement??" to "WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN, ALIENS!?!??!!" way too fast before anyone could pick their jaw off the floor.


I thought we was 'talkin bout cementi8ng the stones, here...

[Shortfuze]

You know Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt.

[TomPaine]

Why would they use a bonding agent when those blocks haven't moved a mm in thousands of years?

Looks like they were smarter than u. just lmao.

Mortar would have made it too stiff and unable to deal with earth movements and shifting over time. Like how skyscrapers have a built-in amount of flexibility into them.

Ancient Egyptians were obviously smarter than OP.

[Unstumpable]

Ahhh yes. Those retards didn't know to use bonding agents on their structures that lasted thousands of years.

[N0rds]

You know Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt.

yeah but this:










VS

THIS:











In egypt, you need to take a long camel ride AWAY from the pyramids to get them in the frame, they are SO AMSSIVE. These pics are 1-3km away from the pyramids (up close, a camel is the size of a single block of stone)

[buwbs]

Guessing we’ll never know, what with the Egyptian tourism industry keeping the truth hidden

[buwbs]

What im trying to say is the only plausible explanation is poured concrete yet they didn’t use rebar something of that scale would have surely imploded

50,000 labourers is mind boggling the logistics is not possible

Sanitation, food,

50,000 people and nobody scribing pictures everywhere

[AWillis]

Guessing we’ll never know, what with the Egyptian tourism industry keeping the truth hidden

they don't know either. they came across it and claimed they built it

[Shortfuze]

yeah but this:










VS

THIS:











In egypt, you need to take a long camel ride AWAY from the pyramids to get them in the frame, they are SO AMSSIVE. These pics are 1-3km away from the pyramids (up close, a camel is the size of a single block of stone)

Well true, there's no pyramid in the world that compares to the majesty and history of the ones in Giza. Speaking of which, anyone remember that couple that caused outrage around the world for having sex on top of the pyramid?

[TwoTailedSperm]

They're a flex. Any retard can use mortar. Takes skill to cut that precise. Same with the size of the blocks. Everyone knew who had the god's favor. The still mog us to today.

[Duckliver]

Sheer*

If it was shear weight the stones would be falling off!

[yieldtonothing]

imagine spending all that time and all those resources building chit that you can't even charge people rent for.

[elterrible987]

If they were advanced surely they would have used a bonding agent or if they were that advanced smaller manageable blocks

It just just doesn’t make sense

the pyramids are still standing 4000 years later, modern stadiums are built to last like 30-40 years. They couldnt even build a better pyramid today, it would cost like 40 billion dollars and they would be late on schedule and use cheap chit that would fall apart in 50 years.

[elterrible987]

What im trying to say is the only plausible explanation is poured concrete yet they didn’t use rebar something of that scale would have surely imploded

50,000 labourers is mind boggling the logistics is not possible

Sanitation, food,

50,000 people and nobody scribing pictures everywhere

rebar would eventually rust which causes cracks. it wouldnt last 4000 years with rebar. rebar isnt needed because there is barely any tension forces except above areas they excavated. they could never build pyramids that last 4000 years in the modern age, it would be too expensive and they couldnt even mange the project without fuking it up

[crupiea]

A large portion if the internal structure is rubble, not cut giant stones. Mortar was used where needed. There is lots of evidence of its use.

[GooBaaa]

Egyptians didn’t build the pyramids

[buwbs]

rebar would eventually rust which causes cracks. it wouldnt last 4000 years with rebar. rebar isnt needed because there is barely any tension forces except above areas they excavated. they could never build pyramids that last 4000 years in the modern age, it would be too expensive and they couldnt even mange the project without fuking it up

This is the issue if it wasn’t poured concrete then something more sinister is needed to shift 2.5ton blocks

Sweltering heat

Famines

Internal squabbles


It just doesn’t add up

[buwbs]

Egyptians didn’t build the pyramids

Was earth more of a dream like realm with mythology creatures

And the advent of co2 & oxygen has made it worse, like the laws of physics turned up because oxygen

[buwbs]

50’000 stone masons and no scribs describing the process

Its not possible

[buwbs]

Its never going to be solved