> Egyptologists have never explained why the casing stones were cut to a 0.2text{ mm} tolerance—a precision we struggle to replicate at scale today.
Do you have a good source for measurements of the casing stones? What would an average tolerance for high quality masonry be during the period?
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More AI slop!
If you read the text on the image you can immediately tell it’s AI generated. And it’s not just the image, the text of the post itself is clearly AI too. It doesn’t seem like there was even an attempt to hide it.
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> Egyptologists have never explained why the casing stones were cut to a 0.2text{ mm} tolerance—a precision we struggle to replicate at scale today.
Do you have a good source for measurements of the casing stones? What would an average tolerance for high quality masonry be during the period?
More AI slop!
If you read the text on the image you can immediately tell it’s AI generated. And it’s not just the image, the text of the post itself is clearly AI too. It doesn’t seem like there was even an attempt to hide it.
https://preview.redd.it/wiewc353ocfg1.png?width=305&format=png&auto=webp&s=92556a8478422c4dab91be1c6acfc10019e5c32f
Gotta love Limstoine. It’s my favorite building material.
Also at the bottom it says “Mass-Resoonce Test”, not “Mass-Resonance Test”.