You can levitate when there thru some mystical force.
Posted on 09/06/2017 2:23:41 AM PDT by gaggs
Video: A man in Michigan decided he wanted to uncover some of the ancient secrets techniques used to lift heavy stone blocks. After a lot of trial and error, he finally came up with a system he could use to lift any size rock and move it practically anywhere.
(Excerpt) Read more at commonsenseevaluation.com ...
See post 27 by Ottawa Freeper.
I tend to think so too, and their goal is deception. Now, as to what was the specific cause of the Flood? My personal belief, is that it was the practice of trans humanism, but I don't think we can be certain. It's a subject for a separate thread.
It was a very amazing accomplishment for the Egyptians, but for an alien, it would have looked like an anthill.
_______________________
You do not know what the pyramids and other ‘wonders’ of this world stand for or mean so who are you compare them against your paradigm. You would have us believe these massive and incredible structures were built by man just for the hell of it when even today it would be an extraordinary feat.
BKMRK Of interest
What gets me is that when you look at the Giza pyramid today, you see all the blocks with rough edges. They were originally covered with a white stone casing. Just HOW did they get those casings to fit fit those rough blocks and yet end up with a smooth outer surface?
” they simply require abilities and techniques beyond the capabilities of the human genus.”
Beluga whales?
Note: this topic is from 09/06/2017. Thanks gaggs.
Mar 20, 2004 ... MICHIGAN MAN MAY HAVE TAPPED SECRETS OF THE ANCIENTS ... how the ancients moved and stacked giant, 30-foot blocks of stone at a ... www.freerepublic.com
I recall an article some ten years ago saying just that.
You are thinking of the theoretical work of Graham Hancock.
That theory and more can be found on his website -
Mr. Leedskalnin...
...is not amused.
;^)
“the Nazca lines in Peru”
I’ve never understood how ancient people did such large-scale designs so perfectly. Even the white chalk horses in Britain are hard to understand - the Uffington horse is stylistically so beautiful:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uffington_White_Horse
Their expertise in the accomplishment is something to consider.
That they found the hours in the day to work on it, yet another. Staying alive and fed as they pursue their destiny.
Here we are with a thirst for knowledge of who exactly was brave enough to see an egg come out of a chicken and make the decision to eat it. How to eat? Shell or no shell? Boiled or fried? How best to use when preparing a meal?
The experiment had to begin by someone, somewhere.
Life’s little mysteries.
Some might be easily solved (the moving rocks on the Death Valley floor)
http://www.sci-news.com/physics/science-death-valley-sailing-stones-02148.html
And others, perhaps never solved; remaining an enigma.
I guess the first human egg-eater ate it raw - they had probably seen another animal do that.
It fascinates me to think of the first person(s) who observed that plants drop seeds, which create new plants, and that this process could be managed/manipulated - the beginning of agriculture.
Being a dog lover, the connection between them and the canines of the wild is another which we’ll never know exactly how they progressed.
Agriculture- The south is indebted to George Washington Carver who realized that after years of planting cotton, the soil was depleted of nutrients. The first to suggest a rotation of peanut/cotton crops to instigate bringing back King Cotton. An educated black man who made a true contribution to America.
Recently a documentary was seen which gave credit to the tobacco industry for many of the new settlements in the new world. Tobacco was the plant that created wealth, exploration of new lands. This was found to be very ironic at this particular time.
Certainly understand why a favorite. Beautiful painting!
“Retired construction worker”
-— not so retired
But still tired. I learned the hard way that re-tired was the actual meaning of the word.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.