The concrete idea is pretty cool, but it still leaves me some questions. It still doesn't answer how they were able to lay 1 block every 3 minutes for 20 years. I also doubt the molds would be set within 3 minutes for them to move on to adjacent block molds. Was not a fan of the large optic used to melt granite and how they portrayed the ancient Egyptians as these experts in the fundamentals of geometry and logistics and western civilization just appropriated them. They were literally in the stone age and they were making these landmark calculations and techniques? Why weren't they were widely applied? Seems like borderline propaganda to me.
I feel like there are still so many questions left unanswered, like how they came up with the exact ratios for the construction in how the great pyramid is a smaller scale representation of the earth. Honestly, I did quit watching halfway through because there was so much speculation for me to stomach. Thanks for posting though!
The concrete idea is pretty cool, but it still leaves me some questions. It still doesn't answer how they were able to lay 1 block every 3 minutes for 20 years. I also doubt the molds would be set within 3 minutes for them to move on to adjacent block molds. Was not a fan of the large optic used to melt granite and how they portrayed the ancient Egyptians as these experts in the fundamentals of geometry and logistics and western civilization just appropriated them. They were literally in the stone age and they were making these landmark calculations and techniques? Why weren't they were widely applied? Seems like borderline propaganda to me.
I feel like there are still so many questions left unanswered, like how they came up with the exact ratios for the construction in how the great pyramid is a smaller scale representation of the earth. Honestly, I did quit watching halfway through because there was so much speculation for me to stomach. Thanks for posting though!