The discussion revolves around various theories regarding the construction of the Egyptian pyramids, exploring historical, technical, and speculative perspectives. Participants examine the feasibility of different methods proposed for building the pyramids, including the involvement of aliens, the use of slave labor, and innovative construction techniques involving materials like natron and silt.
The discussion contains multiple competing views regarding the methods of pyramid construction, with no consensus reached on any single theory. Participants express differing opinions on the role of aliens, the use of slave labor, and the feasibility of various construction techniques.
Some claims rely on anecdotal evidence or personal interpretations of historical data, and there are unresolved questions about the specific materials and techniques used in pyramid construction. The discussion also reflects varying levels of skepticism regarding the validity of certain theories.
arildno said:Is this one of those ingenious spiral ramp theories??
1. We have REMAINS of exterior ramps only, AFAIK
2. There was no shortage of man-power in ancient Egypt.
3. It is technologically trivial to build an exterior ramp.
4. It is equally trivial to deconstruct it.
Hence, it is no particular reason to think that any other method would be bothered with.
Only SOLID material/scriptural evidence to the contrary is sufficient to give credence to such theories.