The Great Pyramid of Giza is finally cracked!

[kborissov 7]

17 minutes ago, Piney said:

What part of the "Columbian Exchange" don't you understand? We had no contact with Egyptians. Similar techniques form because it is the obvious way to build something.

Colombian exchange after 1492 and Easter island is before 1100 AD (and that is just the most conservative estimate, most likely much earlier that that)... but okey, I got your point, let's hear what Egyptologiests with 20 years of experience have to say. 

 

[Piney 11,061]

2 minutes ago, kborissov said:

Colombian exchange after 1492 and Easter island is before 1100 AD (and that is just the most conservative estimate, most likely much earlier that that)... but okey, I got your point, let's hear what Egyptologiests with 20 years of experience have to say. 

 

Okey...

[Harte 10,322]

55 minutes ago, kborissov said:

Since so many Egyptologiests here with 20 and 30 years of experience... explain to me this.

1) How come so many ancient sites are aligned on a circle (See below). With your answers please do not use coincidence or random play, all that equivalent to "I do not know or I have no clue, etc.. we need proofs correct? or at least something closely to fact"

 

The Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy.

Harte

[Noteverythingisaconspiracy 9,911]

1 hour ago, kborissov said:

Since so many Egyptologiests here with 20 and 30 years of experience... explain to me this.

1) How come so many ancient sites are aligned on a circle (See below). With your answers please do not use coincidence or random play, all that equivalent to "I do not know or I have no clue, etc.. we need proofs correct? or at least something closely to fact"

 

What kind of map projection are you using ? 

1 hour ago, kborissov said:

2) how come the construction techniques on stones on Giza pyramids is the same as construction technique in the Cusco in Peru which is thousands and thousands or miles away from Egypt. See the knots on both pictures. 

a) Cusco

 

Egypt, G3

Why is it surprising that people using the same building materail used much the same technique ?

It doesn't prove any contact, all it proves is that people with the same challenges often come up with the same solutions. 

1 hour ago, kborissov said:

So, excited to hear your answers...

 

Thats not really true is it ? 

[kborissov 7]

1 minute ago, Noteverythingisaconspiracy said:

What kind of map projection are you using ? 

Why is it surprising that people using the same building materail used much the same technique ?

It doesn't prove any contact, all it proves is that people with the same challenges often come up with the same solutions. 

Thats not really true is it ? 

why, not... no, it is 100% true!. I am truly excited (not sure how I can prove that) ... but your point is weak, and I am still waiting for good answer!

[kborissov 7]

On 3/29/2018 at 11:02 PM, Harte said:

Are you Sirius?

Harte

You still own me the square law you mentioned (grandma language). I am not familiar with this (honestly)

[Piney 11,061]

20 minutes ago, Noteverythingisaconspiracy said:

Why is it surprising that people using the same building materail used much the same technique ?

It doesn't prove any contact, all it proves is that people with the same challenges often come up with the same solutions. 

I said that once already. He ignored it....

[kborissov 7]

12 minutes ago, Piney said:

I said that once already. He ignored it....

I did not ignore it but I did not reply because this point makes no sense... 

[Piney 11,061]

Just now, kborissov said:

I did not ignore it but I did not reply because this point makes no sense... 

I would guess you do nothing mechanical or with construction. Let me explain. I used "Amish" techniques to repair older barns before I knew they were 'Amish" techniques., They were just the obvious way to go...

[Harte 10,322]

22 minutes ago, kborissov said:

You still own me the square law you mentioned (grandma language). I am not familiar with this (honestly)

Go back a page or two and read where I explained it to you then.

Harte

[kborissov 7]

32 minutes ago, Piney said:

I would guess you do nothing mechanical or with construction. Let me explain. I used "Amish" techniques to repair older barns before I knew they were 'Amish" techniques., They were just the obvious way to go...

You lost me with this Amish techniques and barns... 

[Piney 11,061]

2 minutes ago, kborissov said:

You lost me with this Amish techniques and barns... 

and your mocking my education? 

[kmt_sesh 23,362]

3 hours ago, kborissov said:

Not that you are stupid (at least may be yes but I cannot comment about that) all I know that you are technically inept. 

Thanks 

 

You are de-evolving to ridicule once again. This is the third time (realistically there are more instances that I've missed)).

You spend the most time avoiding questions and challenges, insulting posters, and demanding answers that you will inevitably dismiss anyway, and at the same time more than likely insulting them. In other words, there is little reason to try to discuss the topic with you. Finally, it's quite clear to us that you have very little understanding of the subject matter but are rigid in your pretending to be an "export." That will sink a thread every time,

To wrap this up, you will recall in my previous warning, the next instance of such behavior will require that I close this thread. That's happening now. I don't see any reason to reopen it,

Ny advise to you is, first, to do some real research on this subject matter so you're posts aren't so littered with mistakes, and second, try to refine you're interpersonal skills.

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