Seems we are already halfway there with still 80% of the term to go.
Can you guys stop chilling and do an insurrection against that regime already? Or is action against the state only reserved for dumbass nazis who think pizzareas steal children while denying that a certain list is very orange.

After looking at your profile I can see that the far-right republican brain rot has already taken hold, I suggest you leave me the fuck be and return to Twitter.

Yours truly

Lea, a socialist, transgender, lesbian, motherfucker with no patience for dumb fascist fucks.

If you cannot understand what scientists are saying, then it is not them making shit up but rather a lack of scientific literacy.

Also, there is currently no evidence that points to them being much older than 5000 years, if you claim otherwise, you will have to provide a source on that.

The fact that you seem so dismissive without even responding critically leads me to believe that you just heard some guy like Graham Hancock tell you a one-sided story and didn't fact-check any of it. All the sources I used were very much sensical to me.

You haven't said anything else all the damn conversation, my own research has showed me that cranes can lift those rocks, that sand sleds can move those rocks, that copper is harder than sandstone, and that copper saws have been found which were used in the manner I described.

also granite and sandstone cutting is very easy nowadays so don't even start on that. Your frame of reference is that the construction crew who messed up the patio in front of your retirement home couldn't do it, so hence the most skilled workers in ancient and modern times couldn't either.

continuing with the manufacturing. Sandstone is soft and easily workable with the copper tools of the time.

Granite blocks were made by using a coper saw to grind a water and and solution down on the stone, since the quartz sand is harder than the granite it will cut through it over time.

Did my research, the average tower crane can lift about 18 metric tons, the average sandstone block of the gizah pyramid weighs 3 metric tons.

As for the ancient Egyptians, they used the arcane technology of a sand sled probably lubricated with water and a ramp with a manageable incline.

also we know how they were able to get heavy things up there, by using a bunch of guys to drag it up a ramp. They worked smarter not harder, we work harder but we have the energy sources to allow for it.

dude, it is literally just a lot of sandstone blocks stacked on top of each other. Would it take long? Yes. Would be expensive? Yes again. Is it impossible to stack 2.5 million blocks on top of each other with modern cranes? No!

I get your point but the current concensus is that there likely weren't any slaves at the actual build site, only paid workers.

Still a Pharao was literally regarded as a god amongst men, that dude has practically infinite money to pay them with (slight hyperbole).

also the response I would expect from some centrist, you cannot even commit enough brain to think about how centrism is literally just thumb twiddling and saying no to new things, archaeological is way above your brain cell's paygrade.

Bet that anything you post is just new knowledge we didn't account for but can be fit into the timeline with some minimal usage of the braincells we got while you were huffing glue.

then how come that ghost don't show up no matter what type of radiation you try to use to detect them?

Also at least spell your damn posts right you dingleberry.