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Don't forget about the 90 year old guy who build Coral Castle all by himself in Florida. Some of these stones weighed as much as 30 tons and you mean to tell me he used levers and pulleys?
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
strong reading comprehension... derpBrah you're the one with no logic.
brb in 8000 bce bladed obsidian tools, huts hearths and houses, kilns and pottery, and forms of currency were all fairly common. Permanent settlements have been found to be as old as 25,000 years. But we were gorillas?
You posted a photo of humans in the upper paleolithic period, some 20,000-50,000 years ago and compared it to statues that are 3,000-13,000 years old.
brb in 8000 bce bladed obsidian tools, huts hearths and houses, kilns and pottery, and forms of currency were all fairly common. Permanent settlements have been found to be as old as 25,000 years. But we were gorillas?
You posted a photo of humans in the upper paleolithic period, some 20,000-50,000 years ago and compared it to statues that are 3,000-13,000 years old.
Historians claim we were this:

But we were building things like this with perfect symmetry, mathematics, and astronomy.

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06-10-2016, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
Theres your history lesson for the day folksstrong reading comprehension... derp
Historians claim we were this:

But we were building things like this with perfect symmetry, mathematics, and astronomy.

Historians claim we were this:

But we were building things like this with perfect symmetry, mathematics, and astronomy.

This

is an egyptian in 2000bce.. thanks professor fuknadu
06-10-2016, 07:39 PM
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[QUOTE=Ultimate Genetics post_id=1446921943]This had been debunked years ago. Before I post evidence, ask yourself 'could the same species of animals that builds skyscrapers, travels into outer space, engineers microscopic nanotech, can genetically engineer animals, can build a sheet of material 1 atom thick, etc, ask yourself if this animal could also logically have figured out how to stack stones? You guys are acting like humans back then were different creatures. They weren't... they had the same brain power, hopes, and dreams that all of us have today.
I will admit not every single technique is understood, but humans had thousands of years to perfect them, we've only had barely a couple hundred to figure then out with little or no explanation left how. What's more, just becUse something isn't currently understood does not mean it's not humanly possible. History is under no obligation to help us discover the truth.
That said, a man has already figured out how to move gigantic stones using nothing but primitive tools... all by himself. After you watch this if you still doubt human ingenuity you are a legit fool:
[YouTube]pCvx5gSnfW4[YouTube][/QUOTE]/thread
I will admit not every single technique is understood, but humans had thousands of years to perfect them, we've only had barely a couple hundred to figure then out with little or no explanation left how. What's more, just becUse something isn't currently understood does not mean it's not humanly possible. History is under no obligation to help us discover the truth.
That said, a man has already figured out how to move gigantic stones using nothing but primitive tools... all by himself. After you watch this if you still doubt human ingenuity you are a legit fool:
[YouTube]pCvx5gSnfW4[YouTube][/QUOTE]/thread
Awesome pics. Great size. Look thick. Solid. Tight. Keep us all posted on your continued progress with any new progress pics or vid clips. Show us what you got man. Wanna see how freakin' huge, solid, thick and tight you can get. Thanks for the motivation.
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On the flip side of what op is saying, there were American Indians still living in the stone age in the 17th century. No wheels, no metallurgy, not even domesticated cattle.
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Originally Posted By moksha16⏩
Makes sense why you have a degree in archeology... you don't understand simple logic.Theres your history lesson for the day folks
This

is an egyptian in 2000bce.. thanks professor fuknadu
This

is an egyptian in 2000bce.. thanks professor fuknadu
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06-10-2016, 08:35 PM
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I'm surprised that no one has brought up Genesis 6:4, yet.
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Originally Posted By Nicklol⏩
balding isn't cured but prevented. chinese medicine already knows the factors to cause itYeah..its pretty funny how they find some rock..and then try to convince us..it was from a "dinosaur" LMFAO..and then they try to act like they know how old it is..THIS ROCK IS 40,000 YEARS OLD!! SHOCKING DISCOVERY!
I love when I see a news article about some "scientists" discovering there are like 3 billion undiscovered planets or some stupid sht..
Yeah..you totally know that..yet we cant cure balding..lmfao
I love when I see a news article about some "scientists" discovering there are like 3 billion undiscovered planets or some stupid sht..
Yeah..you totally know that..yet we cant cure balding..lmfao
06-10-2016, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
That's beautiful.Many ancient egyptian statues arePERFECTLYsymmetrical... again with bronze tools ... ya right.


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Originally Posted By Astyanax⏩
There were certainly some tribes without metallurgy however Natives in the Northeast worked with copper as did those in mexico. As far as cattle there were no cows in the Americas. The only real potential draft animal is the Bison but they are a notoriously difficult animal the Bison of today (that are domesticated) have been bred with Cows to make them more docile.On the flip side of what op is saying, there were American Indians still living in the stone age in the 17th century. No wheels, no metallurgy, not even domesticated cattle.
06-11-2016, 12:18 AM
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Takes a Cat 797F over 4000hp to haul 400 tons.

http://www.cat.com/en_US/products/ne.../18093014.html
Well, I personally think there's been quite a few time periods where we became very advanced, in just different ways technology, and every 10,000 years or so something happens, a volcano, metorite, something terrible and society is reset, all is lost and the only things that stood the test of time are rocks. The only think we'll leave behind if this were to happen again is Mt. Rushmore and things like the Pyramids would last through it as well.
http://www.cat.com/en_US/products/ne.../18093014.html
Well, I personally think there's been quite a few time periods where we became very advanced, in just different ways technology, and every 10,000 years or so something happens, a volcano, metorite, something terrible and society is reset, all is lost and the only things that stood the test of time are rocks. The only think we'll leave behind if this were to happen again is Mt. Rushmore and things like the Pyramids would last through it as well.
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06-11-2016, 12:47 AM
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[QUOTE=faxanadu post_id=1446840873]You do realize some of these stones way up to 100,000 tons. Some of them are intricately carved with supposedly bronze tools (ya i don't think so)
[img]http://www.unacknowledged.info/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Puma-Punku-h-blocks.jpg[img]
Many ancient egyptian statues are[b]PERFECTLY[/b]symmetrical... again with bronze tools ... ya right.
[img]http://www.gizapower.com/Figure%202_13.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]This statue looks symmetrical to you because the image has been manipulated; one side is the mirror image of the other side. Look at the pattern of the rack on one side and look in the same location on the opposite side.
You were duped by this image. How else can you be duped?
[img]http://www.unacknowledged.info/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Puma-Punku-h-blocks.jpg[img]
Many ancient egyptian statues are[b]PERFECTLY[/b]symmetrical... again with bronze tools ... ya right.
[img]http://www.gizapower.com/Figure%202_13.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]This statue looks symmetrical to you because the image has been manipulated; one side is the mirror image of the other side. Look at the pattern of the rack on one side and look in the same location on the opposite side.
You were duped by this image. How else can you be duped?
06-12-2016, 01:58 AM
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I'm gonna go ahead and bump this. I'm pretty surprised (or maybe not) that most people are saying that it's no big deal for the ancients to have accomplished what they did. Well, if you want to go by accepted history and use the slave theory with traditional tools, then you also have to play by the 20 year rule which is the time frame for how long the pyramid of Giza took to build. If you do the math on this and take into consideration how far away the quarries were and the increasing difficulty to carry the stones higher and higher up the pyramid we find ourselves in a bit of a conundrum considering the time crunch; it is simply mind blowing.
But the biggest and most impressive thing that goes along with all of these structures, edifices and monuments around the world is not only the similarity in the manner they were built, but the amount of absolute precision taken upon each the building of these structures. The amount of math these builders knew is beyond mind blowing. They were so in tune with ratios, astronomy, geometry, geography, and, seemingly, the Earth itself as a whole, 2000+ years before Aristotle claimed that the Earth may be round.
But the biggest and most impressive thing that goes along with all of these structures, edifices and monuments around the world is not only the similarity in the manner they were built, but the amount of absolute precision taken upon each the building of these structures. The amount of math these builders knew is beyond mind blowing. They were so in tune with ratios, astronomy, geometry, geography, and, seemingly, the Earth itself as a whole, 2000+ years before Aristotle claimed that the Earth may be round.
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[QUOTE=faxanadu post_id=1446842773]Olmec Civilization central/south america (1500 BCE) asian statues:
[ig]http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/Images/countries/American%20pics/olmecwrestler.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.precolombino.cl/wp/wp-content/uploads/mchap-0058.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]god damn thats the ugliest baby ive ever seen
[ig]http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/Images/countries/American%20pics/olmecwrestler.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.precolombino.cl/wp/wp-content/uploads/mchap-0058.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]god damn thats the ugliest baby ive ever seen
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
thats more than 15000 lbs.. i was working on a weigh station system recently and saw 40-45000 lb loads of gravel coming through... sure its a bit more dense but those trucks were like 1/5 the size of whats theresome guy down the road claims to have moved a pile of dirt an entire mile, must have been 300lbs of dirt, with a circular thing under a tub connected to handles
meanwhile we need machines like this to move 15000 lbs of dirt:

meanwhile we need machines like this to move 15000 lbs of dirt:

A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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06-12-2016, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By biggestmuff⏩
It's a mirror image because it's symmetrical?...lol that is what symmetrical means. People have been trying to figure out how the Egyptians were able to pull of perfect symmetry since the Egyptians did it in the first place. That statue isn't the only example.This statue looks symmetrical to you because the image has been manipulated; one side is the mirror image of the other side. Look at the pattern of the rack on one side and look in the same location on the opposite side.
You were duped by this image. How else can you be duped?
You were duped by this image. How else can you be duped?
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
he means the tiny flaws in the stone are a mirror image... its obviously mirrored in photoshop since stone wouldnt be that wayIt's a mirror image because it's symmetrical?...lol that is what symmetrical means. People have been trying to figure out how the Egyptians were able to pull of perfect symmetry since the Egyptians did it in the first place. That statue isn't the only example.
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Originally Posted By Xos⏩
the crazy part is that inside here that are tunnels and secret chambers. hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnghThis is a mountain.

This is a pyramid

Why are you surprised that people with eyes built structures that look like this?

This is a pyramid

Why are you surprised that people with eyes built structures that look like this?
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
You guys are absolutely right. The image posted is a mirrored, computerized image. They did this to show that the original is exactly as symmetrical as the computerized image. This fact alone is mind blowing.he means the tiny flaws in the stone are a mirror image... its obviously mirrored in photoshop since stone wouldnt be that way
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
he means the tiny flaws in the stone are a mirror image... its obviously mirrored in photoshop since stone wouldnt be that way
Originally Posted By Daz206⏩
What?You guys are absolutely right. The image posted is a mirrored, computerized image. They did this to show that the original is exactly as symmetrical as the computerized image. This fact alone is mind blowing.
You've confused me. The point I was making wasnt that the image is symmetrical it's that they did symmetrical things with tools they should not have been able to do so with. That statue is not the only example of it.
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
Sorry, when I said the original, I meant the original statue was just as symmetrical as a computerized image. That's what's crazy.What?
You've confused me. The point I was making wasnt that the image is symmetrical it's that they did symmetrical things with tools they should not have been able to do so with. That statue is not the only example of it.
You've confused me. The point I was making wasnt that the image is symmetrical it's that they did symmetrical things with tools they should not have been able to do so with. That statue is not the only example of it.
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