It was recorded, but we are still learning how to read it.
EchoSychophantazia on
Was ‘ Gravity ‘ lighter ? ?
mojowit on
I actually think a more interesting question is to ask why they moved these huge carved stones. How did it benefit societies and their rulers? What motivated massive structure creations? What inspired them to build on such a massive scale? Throughout history, rulers work in self-serving ways, so what purpose did this serve? I assume these works only occurred when societies had the financial means to see them through, but were they prioritized over other essential expenses and resource needs?
star_particles on
I’m still laughing at the guy who was arguing that this is nothing big and that I was crazy for assuming anything
IntrepidAssociate529 on
Because back then it was trivial and easy.
We are missing something basic here
GodsMagicDildo on
We’ll probably figure out the logistics, engineering, and transportation aspects after we figure out how to communicate properly.
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Clearly the rocks were moved using a lost technology gifted by alien overlords.
Recorded? Yes is fucking is. So much detailed documentation about every step exists
Human ingenuity is amazing. We can do things that thousands of years later some people can’t understand what we’re capable of.
It could have been recorded thousands of times, but lost over time. There’s no way to know.
Stones like that weren’t moved. It was never removed from the bedrock.
Writes post about how difficult it is to move stone, stone is famous for not being moved…
https://preview.redd.it/mufbyuyraivg1.jpeg?width=410&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf1c59dbb28f1b50a68b81fcd3e5373cdecac7ff
”never recorded”
oh sorry, I guess there’s no film or photos.
It was recorded, but we are still learning how to read it.
Was ‘ Gravity ‘ lighter ? ?
I actually think a more interesting question is to ask why they moved these huge carved stones. How did it benefit societies and their rulers? What motivated massive structure creations? What inspired them to build on such a massive scale? Throughout history, rulers work in self-serving ways, so what purpose did this serve? I assume these works only occurred when societies had the financial means to see them through, but were they prioritized over other essential expenses and resource needs?
I’m still laughing at the guy who was arguing that this is nothing big and that I was crazy for assuming anything
Because back then it was trivial and easy.
We are missing something basic here
We’ll probably figure out the logistics, engineering, and transportation aspects after we figure out how to communicate properly.
A big thing with wheels ??