Pyramids & electricity: An international & multigenerational secret???
Okay, and then once they decided to build it now, if it's about generating electricity, well, first they'd have to know how to generate electricity before this thing was built. They'd have to know that certain metals were conductive and other things like limestone would insulate for electricity. They'd also have to be able to know what radiation is and be able to measure radiation in order for that to play a role
I also can't not sure about this because I can't remember now, but the timeline of moving from pictographs to alphabets, I don't know that it necessarily lines up either. The math aspect might be there prior, but I don't know. There's too many unknowns and none of it there's not enough for me to hang a framework on it to say, yeah, this could be a possibility
And after he got done with it, he said, well, the symmetry was so unbelievably close that the only way this could have been carved was with some kind of a machine. There's no way you can carve this with a hammer and chisel. It's impossible. You can't do it. So how was it carved? What kind of machinery did they have back then? We don't know
This is where things get really bizarre because they didn't do it in a lot of time. There wasn't a lot of time to do this, but somehow they brought power, apparently from Niagara Falls, if I remember correctly, to Chicago, which I don't know if you realize how long that distance is, obviously it's kind of bizarre. And they had a ton of power there, so they ran a ton of power to Chicago from Niagara Falls, apparently
I think there's an underestimation of humans and an overestimation of tech. And what I mean is there are some humans that have an acute ability to see the minutiae, the details that the bell curve of humans can't see and can then create a symmetry that looks and is like measured according to tools today near perfection
People can believe whatever they want, but when something doesn't make sense about the narrative, we have to find a solution or an idea that tells a better, more interesting story, for sure. And that's what I think
Yeah, I think we are definitely told some interesting theories or stories about certain things that don't necessarily make sense and there's often underestimation of the past and I think there's also sometimes overestimation, not just when we're talking about technology, but I think even humans themselves. But, yeah, it's interesting how much certainty is placed in any particular area and the way that it's done and formulated and framed and yeah, anyway, thank you very much
Nancy Torres
@aries_traveler · 4:33
And I have to say, having been to Egypt back in March of 2021, I can tell you that it was such an awe inspiring moment to be standing at the pyramids of Giza side by side and witnessing the enormity, the absolute enormity of these structures. And even each individual block that made up the pyramids is just so humongous. And the weight of it is almost impossible to even imagine how the h*** that they built this
Thank you. This was really interesting to hear about your perspective and having actually been there, I'm looking forward to the photo swell that you mentioned and if only it could be a fly on the wall as you take your next group to experience this as well. Thank you for adding this additional flavor coloring in a filling in of the topic. Thank you
Nancy Torres
@aries_traveler · 2:29
But anyway, I just wanted to show one of the pictures to just give you a little perspective a little bit closer up and see if it changes anything for you. But I'm curious to see what you think
And in there, there was a guy that built a whole art piece built out of giant stones. And before he built it, he built a large fence around it. And then anybody that was around there said they never heard any, like, loud machinery going on. The guy didn't have a crane