Likewise. But statistically by now they’d have made a right choice by sheer accident, yet throughout the process everyone has thrown out well proven best practices to do 180 the opposite.
But I’m sure it’s just a coincidence.
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Good luck to anyone hoping this train stops. The network effect potential is enormous.
What up my advanced machining brother. We’ll pyramidpill Preston yet.
Look up The Land of Chem on YouTube, very compelling and well-developed theory on the pyramids as chemical plants. The Red pyramid at Dashur is the most developed, with every architectural feature included and even telltale chemical residues found on the walls in the different reaction stage chambers, in line with predictions from the chemical process as we use it today.
Unfortunately the guy is annoying as a presenter and is shilling his fiction book based on the theory, wish he’d focus on the excellent research he’s doing.
On some artefacts we see levels of precision close to modern CNC. For some of the biggest objects like the Unfinished Obelisk there is no organically occurring material that could be woven into rope strong enough to pull it. You need steel cables.
Yet these guys made and shipped these things 500 miles like it was nothing. Not to mention hauling them up out of the quarry beds in the first place. To do it today we’d need several of our largest strongest mobile cranes - think of the many complex layers of industry that exists to produce those cranes.
There is SO much more to Egypt than the narrative pushed in the history books. Proof of work all the way down.
‘Bout to blow your mind.
They weren’t built by slaves, most likely the brute labour was local farmers with little to do during the flood season. They were treated well. A lot is highly skilled craftsmanship.
They were masters with specialist tools which we’ve barely begun to scratch the surface of, these monuments are not dumb piles of rocks.
The proof is in the work: you see signatures of extremely thin saw blades with FAST feed rates, so fast they overcut by INCHES - by hand that would be a whole day’s sawing. You see very high torque/low speed drilling, extremely precise surface and angle work, complex joinery. Painstakingly shaping very hard stones to mate perfectly to the naturally weathered surfaces of softer stones - completely ass-backwards, at least to us with our techniques.
Interior chamber layouts demonstrate complex knowledge of acoustics, possibly industrial chemistry and metallurgy.
This is not done by hand tools made from copper by simple people and it’s all probably MUCH older than ~4500 years.
I guess the beauty is this platform seems to work and can handle being turned into almost anything. Maybe this is your last new platform.
I don’t think the politicians will let go - or be rotated out - fast enough to stop the US losing some serious ground. The hubris is too great, too entrenched.