Time Spy, on 16 December 2012 - 05:27 AM, said:
Claims throughout history have been that mankind had help from the stars, building the pyramids and other monumental structures around the globe, while in the form of those who had at one time crash-landed or fallen from grace. Others say it was the influence of the one and only God. Some disagree entirely and say mankind did this all alone, whether explained or not, through sheer determination, will power and technology of the time. One way or another, it wasn’t so easy that some old cave man could have done it.
I speak for myself to say that I support the theory that other life forms do exist out there, somewhere in the infinite, regardless of any possible influence on humanity. This planet space ship Earth is spinning upon the axis in a daily rotation that can be measured at an average rate of over 1500 arc feet/sec, equaling over 1000 mph. A yearly average of distance in displacement while orbiting the sun can be calculated at a velocity of over 70.000 mph. The sun is moving at an even more incredible rate of speed while circumnavigating one spiral arm of the galactic core, dragging the Earth and the entire solar system along, as well. It is safe to say that we are moving along at a phenomenal rate of speed throughout the Universe, every moment of every day.
I ask you to contemplate for yourself. How many other worlds could make up the great beyond? My opinion is that surely we're not alone. What do you think? How many stars are in the night sky? Wouldn’t it seem selfish and somewhat naďve to assume we are the only beings, the only life forms anywhere, while considering the billions of other planets and celestial objects within the whole cosmos? Personally, I find it very unlikely and do not support that idea. It appears to me, the odds are far better that other civilizations, maybe some even more advanced than our modern day technology do in fact exist elsewhere, somewhere in the universe. If this is the truth and a fact, then that would make them alien to us. Related in time and body, or not, we as a human race would be born of the soil on this a different world.
Strange as it may sound, this is just another example for the reader to choose to consider the possibilities or not. Today’s science fiction always seems to keep winding up tomorrows reality. Abracadabra, just like that, believe it or not, there it is, accepted fact. It seems to me that sometimes people of the world can be a little close-minded. I know, I can.
Ancient Egyptian legend claims the pyramids contain a vast unending library of knowledge. One riddle told by the Great Sphinx to the ‘passer-by’ says ‘Everyone fears time, but even time fears the pyramids’. This is why. Thutmose IV listened up and cleared away the sand all right. Guess what he found lying at the bottom line?
Legends only remain to tell the tale of unknown mysteries in history, still concealed in ultimate secrecy, left from an ancient bygone time. Life as an Egyptian god was said to include a gateway to infinite, an all seeing eye of wisdom, and the never-ending power to live forever…
Magic is most definitely in the eye of the beholder. Let me assure you, seeing it and believing it may be two different things. Nevertheless, opinion can be irrelevant with the reality at hand. Sometimes science steals the show and illusion becomes real. Allow me to explain my reasoning.
Let’s consider a few inventions of mankind, such as gunpowder, wicked science. Many wizards and/or clever chemists throughout history used this powerful magic of science, and others, as well. Such convincing awesome power formed of the earth and fire, once able to be wielded by the hand of mankind, literally destroyed mountainsides in its way. It didn’t take long to figure out how to properly launch exploding projectiles. Imagine the first time a crude form of fuel was properly primed into a hand-made pumping apparatus, and then set to fire. This very dangerous trick, the somewhat controllable flamethrower was a very powerful science, which the audience better behold immediately. Now put it on wheels like a chariot, and strap it to a painted and feathered horse. Wait until dusk to light it and then swoop down the hillside, bringing it to bear on the city wall. Presto, just like that, while in a blaze of glory, a powerful fire-breathing beast that won’t survive the battle. As the smoke clears and the dust settles, the camera refocuses. Behold the mighty dragon-slayer and future king.
Consider a moment the basic advancements in civilizations of mankind throughout history. Stone tools predated the discovery of soft metals such as copper, tin, and others. Fire is another tool of all periods in time. It can be controlled within mud and stone ovens to maintain a very high temperature when air is forced within. While using the power of fire, air and water, thus allowing the minerals and elements of the Earth to be bended by the hand of mankind, the forge was born. Hereafter came the dawn of the early blacksmiths and craftsman. Casting bigger and better ideas they beat ore into iron, formed molds, and made tools. Fact is that generation forged iron tools. The proof was turned into weapons that eventually oxidized and returned to the elements. Of course gold, silver, bronze… do not rust…
Thousands of years ago during such an age of rapid industrial progression, a mostly forgotten era in civilization, journeyman carpenters and tradesman erected some of the most amazing wonders in the ancient world. They were taught learned secrets, and trained to master engineering skills from the generations preceding them. Those instructors and pioneers of that time tremendously advanced technical achievements and capabilities, whether with alien help or not, while on a grand scale when comparing the years surrounding the timetable. Such was unequaled again until the arrival of today’s technology. Their abilities to bend the elements of the Earth far surpassed that which credit is given unto them, while in respect to additional advancements in technology of that time and not just to mention the obvious erecting of the amazing structures remaining. Just look at the many pyramid and temple sites, spread out throughout the entire world. These magnificent monuments have for thousands of years been nothing more than skeletal ruins of the irremovable ancient evidence left on display. There is indeed much more to the story, then meets the eye. Their magic was science, and it was real, believe it or not.
Progression of sheer will power and determination, leading up to this era in time, had allowed these ancient generations of mankind to work with the earth and the elements once more. Hence, they furthered their knowledge and abilities in construction and engineering sciences of monumental proportions, some still unknown today.
I'm not going to bother reading your entire post, it's far too long for my concern. I believe in extraterrestrial life, however, I DO believe that we as a species on this planet have NEVER encountered alien life form. The thought of a random E.T. species coming to Earth, helping with the creation of the pyramids is complete nonsense. There's no other way to put it, NONSENSE. You can sit there, twiddle your thumbs, and keep at the wishful thinking... but in reality there is no evidence of such things. Until proven otherwise, yes, The Great Pyramids of Egypt are in fact man made.
Edited by xTc i_i, 16 December 2012 - 05:50 AM.
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