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Been all in on ancient Egypt stuff lately, some of this stuff is insane. There are stones so big in structures that we couldn't move them today. The largest stone we've moved in modern times required a giant custom built truck moving at 4mph and this stone is a 1/3rd the size of stones inside of Egyptian structures, and there are multiple of this size.

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Other ancient cultures have the same giant stones. They clearly either had “help,” or were more advanced with physics technology than we are

Séimí Mac Síomón · 47w

Egypt shit is wiiild

What if they never moved those big stones ?

Jameson Lopp · 47w

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DanConwayDev · 47w

Can you recommend some reading / resources?

And we just pretend like we are more advanced

El presidente Eloy Musketti · 47w

They told us in Egypt the were only using copper or equal hard tools. How did they cut granite?

TheyHODL · 47w

Sounds like the original block size wars to me?

Phaedrus · 47w

Yep, its insane

I've been all over this stuff for a while, it's a huge rabbit hole. I'm glad more are taking interest.. some worthy stuff to check: very weird relations on ancient sites all over the world: https://grahamhancock.com/alisonj1/ the BAM series starts with old sites then focuses on the Barabar Caves i...

The largest stones I moved were half ton corner through stones. They took three of us and a couple of wooden hoists to get into place without machinery. That gives me some idea of how they moved their 2-5 ton boulders. No idea about their 80 ton blocks though.

cypher_funk · 47w

Check out my side project for more unexplainable ancient sites: nostr:npub1dm9efkgpu7lyjpmegaqz8cey6g796sxqanc6vvurzmgyn88fa9qqaq9hhx

TheWildHustle · 47w

Yeah, it feels like we're on the brink of discovering some insane revelation about the history of mankind. Hearing about the labyrinths underneath egypt still has me shook.

SuiGenerisJohn · 47w

Ya man, welcome to the "how the fuck do I do my desk job with this in my brain" - club.

Fully Noded · 47w

It’s a great rabbit hole, the labryrinth stuff and the deep under ground structures are mind blowing.

Drew 🐂🚲 · 47w

Oh boy... Welcome brother

Moving things with their mind and deep chants

Seed Phrase Companion (SPC) · 46w

Sometimes the greatest mysteries aren’t about how they did it, but why. What were they trying to tell us that we still can’t hear?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_monoliths#Moved_monoliths People have moved some big stones. Egyptian stone moving was astonishing. The largest was the Thunder Stone in 1770 Russia, and the Romans moved some big stones too.