Does anyone actually believe humans built the pyramids?

[sammywatkins]

Title

[ChristianMR]

Yes

[WZBRAH]

Yed

[vsportsguy]

Give me the strongest piece of evidence that we didn't.

[DipsManiac]

Yep

[Jacobcapra]

yep

If not humans, then who?

in b4 aliens, completely disregarding the laws of physics and impossibility of traveling thousands or millions of light-years like any intelligent life form would have to do to get to Earth

also in b4 armchair quantum physicists and quantum entanglement theory

[snarfbot]

pretty sure they were formed by natural processes, erosion and glaciers and stuff.

[bpagonis]

You severly underestimate what a whole nation of slaves can do.

[jamalfudge]

It's amazing what you can do with twine and chicken bone if you have enough will power and focus.

[sammywatkins]

Give me the strongest piece of evidence that we didn't.

It's obviously just a large amount of circumstantial evidence. But considering the documentation for everything about daily life in Egypt, except the pyramids raises suspicion. The magnitude of the projects, stones that weigh 9 tons.

[ChristianMR]

It's obviously just a large amount of circumstantial evidence. But considering the documentation for everything about daily life in Egypt, except the pyramids raises suspicion. The magnitude of the projects, stones that weigh 9 tons.

But why would aliens want to help Egyptians build gigantic stone tombs?

[Omnivium]

Don't underestimate human intelligence boyo. There's theories about how they could have built it that make sense

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyp...ion_techniques

[sammywatkins]

You severly underestimate what a whole nation of slaves can do.

New theories suggest that the people that built them weren't slaves. Honorable burials near pyramids.

[Jacobcapra]

You severly underestimate what a whole nation of slaves can do.

Pretty sure it's widely accepted that slaves were not used to build the pyramids. The level of expertise needed precludes them from being the builders. More likely that almost everyone that worked on the pyramids was skilled, paid, and well regarded

[tng83]

yes

[JawMirer]

Levels of ignorance:

1. Humans didn't build pyramids.
2. Earth is flat
3. An Irishman that lost to a skinny fat 155 lbs pothead then majority won in an even match is the greatest fighter in the world ever.

[Reliance012]

Pretty sure it's widely accepted that slaves were not used to build the pyramids. The level of expertise needed precludes them from being the builders. More likely that almost everyone that worked on the pyramids was skilled, paid, and well regarded

I don't know enough about the evidence for who built them (slaves or not), but wouldn't lack of skill preclude them being the engineers/architects, not necessarily the builders. It's like saying a lack of education/skill precludes a construction Joe from "building" a skyscraper.

[Cleveland33]

It's obviously just a large amount of circumstantial evidence. But considering the documentation for everything about daily life in Egypt, except the pyramids raises suspicion. The magnitude of the projects, stones that weigh 9 tons.

There is a guy trying to show how Stonehenge was built - he's retired, he can move a 2.5 ton stone flat on the ground to be perpendicular and partially buried by himself. once he can get a board beneath the middle, he walks weights from one side to the other, then puts another board underneath.

[bustermac]

Human slaves did.

[MarinoMike]

Would rather die in a nice clean Ziggurat and I'm not even egyptian crew.

[derkerkjerk]

Give me the strongest piece of evidence that we didn't.

[SixThree205]

Yes, but they're most likely significantly older and were built by a different civilization back when the Nile delta was literally flowing through Giza and perhaps even at a time when the Sahara desert was a tropical paradise.

The pyramids have no hieroglyphics. No sarco****i were ever discovered inside them, so the "tomb" theory is just that--a theory. In fact, there is no archaeological evidence that links the pyramids in Giza to the Egyptians.

Furthermore, there are obvious signs of water erosion on the sphinx and its head is significantly too small for its body, strongly suggesting that it was recarved by Egyptian dynasties from its original form (that of a lion/leo, going by the astrological significance of the positioning of the sphinx and the pyramids).

[JawMirer]

I know only one alien, and he ain't too strong

[sammywatkins]

There is a guy trying to show how Stonehenge was built - he's retired, he can move a 2.5 ton stone flat on the ground to be perpendicular and partially buried by himself. once he can get a board beneath the middle, he walks weights from one side to the other, then puts another board underneath.

I've seen the video. The pyramid has stones much heavier. And are being brought up hundreds of feet into the air.

[Jacobcapra]

I don't know enough about the evidence for who built them (slaves or not), but wouldn't lack of skill preclude them being the engineers/architects, not necessarily the builders. It's like saying a lack of education/skill precludes a construction Joe from "building" a skyscraper.

Even a construction worker has to have a good amount of experience to aid in building a skyscraper. Imagine in today's world, using slaves to build a skyscraper. Chit would not work out. And building a skyscraper today is trivial compared to building a pyramid back then

[SixThree205]

Even a construction worker has to have a good amount of experience to aid in building a skyscraper. Imagine in today's world, using slaves to build a skyscraper. Chit would not work out. And building a skyscraper today is trivial compared to building a pyramid back then

That's basically what they're doing in *****. Using Dravidian slaves to build all their skyscrapers and European engineers to design and supervise them.

[Retoaded]

Aliens with the utmost technology in the universe who can travel at the speed of light and live forever










came down to earth to stack some blocks on top of each other in the desert.

[PisseninMisc]

Lol at believing the pyramids are real and the earth is round.

Have you ever been to the pyramid or to china? No you haven't. That chit is fake news, it's all CG photos and vids posted by the gov't to cover up the truth of flat earth.

[quadfecta]

There's a theory that egypt was green at the time the pyramids were built and they carried stones by boat on water. Build a big enough boat and you can transfer several 20 ton stones at a time. The water erosion on the bottom of the sphinx supports that theory

[ChristianMR]

Yes, but they're most likely significantly older and were built by a different civilization back when the Nile delta was literally flowing through Giza and perhaps even at a time when the Sahara desert was a tropical paradise.

The pyramids have no hieroglyphics. No sarco****i were ever discovered inside them, so the "tomb" theory is just that--a theory. In fact, there is no archaeological evidence that links the pyramids in Giza to the Egyptians.

Furthermore, there are obvious signs of water erosion on the sphinx and its head is significantly too small for its body, strongly suggesting that it was recarved by Egyptian dynasties from its original form (that of a lion/leo, going by the astrological significance of the positioning of the sphinx and the pyramids).

This isn't true though. Remains and sarco****i were found in the Pyramid of Menkaure. And here are hyroglyphics in the Pyramid of Teti: