Pre-Egyptian Megastructure Built BEFORE The Great Flood

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  @UniverseInsideYou · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Pre-Historic Megastructures eBook: <a href="https://universeinsideyou.systeme.io/prehistoric-megastructures">https://universeinsideyou.systeme.io/prehistoric-megastructures</a>

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  @raultejedor · 2 years ago

  The idea that those pyramids were built as tombs with hammers and chisels hurts my brain

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  @josephclarke4244 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve been a carpenter for 30 plus years, and I&apos;ve cut many different materials in those years. I assure anyone watching this piece, the people who&apos;ve tried convincing us these materials were cut with coper chisels only puts on full display their total lack of real world experience cutting anything othere than paper!! This was not done with a chisel period full stop!

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• JO

  @johnwicksfoknpencil · 1 year ago

  Us trying to figure out the pyramids is like my dog trying to figure out my car

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• TJ

  @TJ-zc1ws · 1 year ago

  If I had a super power it wouldnt be to become the richest person or live forever it would be to be able to look back in time in my mind and see exactly what happened. I want to see the Vikings, Aztecs, Mayans, Genghis Khan, the Egyptians, the Romans, Samurais, everything. History is so fascinating. How did the Egyptians do this!!!! Im in awe. Those perfectly cut stones how!!!!

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• RA

  @rayamundson8394 · 1 year ago

  This documentary fits more of this puzzle together. A water ram pump that was used NOT ONLY to move water for their food crops but to ALSO create electricity. The pyramid was a power plant.

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  @traceydelfs2657 · 1 year ago

  Any fringe theory makes more logical sense than a tomb for the dead. The inside absolutely looks like a machine.

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• RE

  @reverett0508 · 1 year ago

  As long as Zahi Hawass is alive we&apos;ll never have the chance to know the truth.

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  @TripStock · 1 year ago

  The water erosion around the Great Sphinx makes sense now.

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• BL

  @blackelfwrites · 1 year ago

  The work of engineers taking an interest in the great pyramid has done more to advance archeology on the topic than so called Egyptologists

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  @srhsolocam3311 · 1 year ago

  The desert, the Sahara desert wasn’t a desert back then it was actually a lush, green jungle.

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• WA

  @waynemallette8668 · 1 year ago

  This topic never gets old. Keep up the good work people.

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