Thread 40919324

Was it magic or some advanced tools and techniques we can't decipher nor find?

Or did we found them but (((they))) hid it in the Vatican vaults?

>>40919324 (OP)
This is work of the Annunaki, builders of the Pyramids, Machu Picchu and other places around the world.

>>40919324 (OP)
Some argue they were cast or melted with acid but neither matches the appearance of the stone or it’s material.
The builders just had a ton of time and this is where they put all their effort and skill. There are stoneworks like this in India too, carved during recorded history. Here’s a pic of a cave carved by hand with stone tools. These may be the Barabar Caves. The inside was polished to an almost mirror sheen. They dug these out as a gift to a king at the time. All that work just to give something nice to the king, and this is in India with huge pressures from competing economies. In North America with far fewer people it makes sense that their stoneworks would be more complex.

>>40919445
Looks like polished concrete but it was all done by hand. Apparently this is all solid granite.

>>40919324 (OP)
>Was it magic or some advanced tools
unlike you people in the past had this thing called "brain" it lets you do plenty of cool stuff

When you didn't have the internet it was really wild the extreme stuff you'd find to do in the world to pass the time.

>>40919324 (OP)
concrete.

>>40919324 (OP)
Laser cutting and antigravity tech to levitate the rocks.

>>40919493
Then why didn’t anyone do this during the Middle Ages or renaissance? They had more free time than we do now.

>>40919324 (OP)
How many niggas do you think it takes to move a rock? Niggas and rope is all you need bruh.
Shape a rock, all you need is a harder rock.

Some of you niggas will doubt this.

>>40919485
this, pic related was built by a modern stone mason. This style of walling is possible, just takes a lot of effort to shape and lift the stones in place.

Yall niggas in this thread be coming up with the wildest shit, but aint never been fucking around with the mandem outside, pushing boulders around for fun.

Touch grass fr

>>40919324 (OP)
They used to be able to liquify the rocks but every time they used it, it made them sick.

>>40919738
UPDOOTS IF YOU LIKE ASHLAR MASONRY!!!1

>>40919729
Back in the day before dynamite they used to cut giant slabs of stone out of quarrys with a rope and sand for grit, effectively creating a stone cutting bandsaw. The same concept can be used for a giant core drill that can cut out perfect cylinders straight out of bedrock, pic related.

>>40919324 (OP)
Acoustic levitation and giants. They used sound to levitate large objects and the other ancient civilizations used giants.

I work in sheet metal and lately my job has been cleaning the huge amount of slag off of these 8’ by 4’ pieces of 2.5” thick mild steel plates that our lazer cutter is cutting. There are massive amounts of slag on all of the cuts that I need to chisel off and then use a grinder to make the cuts seem smooth. Its kind of a long process and this is 2.5” thick mild steel. A couple of the parts the lazer wasn’t working correctly or there was a problem with the gas or a tip on the torch and the cuts came out very sloppy and choppy. It just is what it is. So when I see giant fucking stones precision cut like in OP’s picture and fit together at airtight tolerances. yeah naturally I have some questions.

>>40919749
Yeah he put an updoot stone in the wall unfortunately. Still a cool wall

>>40919765
>slag
Hehe slag

>>40919765
Imagine if you and your buddies owned the metal shop and you didn’t have bills or taxes and you just sat around all day doing sheet metal work for fun and eventually you and your buddies all had kids and taught them everything you know. That’s what these guys did to make these stone walls.

>>40919324 (OP)
You're missing the bigger question.

Why the hell did they make everything out of stone in the first place?

You wouldn't use stone over other materials unless stone happened to be easier for you to work with than other materials.
Just look at the modern world, we make things out of the easiest materials to use I.E. wood and metal.
They made things out of stone, so it was easier for them to work with stone.

>>40919765
Some anomalies made of stone can only be explained by ancient machinery, like these lathed stone pillars

>>40919802
Most the Earth’s crust is made of stone-like minerals. It’s by far the most abundant material here.

>>40919808
Water wheels were found to be used as early as 400BC. Probably earlier. So these, being built 1600 years later in the 1200s, could easily have been lathed.
The average person seems to think the ancients were sitting around covered in shit all day. They built our modern world one stone block at a time.

>>40919324 (OP)
>So what kind of technology did the ancient architects used?
The LeGoldians used a block interlocked technique that science still to this day unable to duplicate.

>>40919894
The complexity of the the way they manufactured such precise components for their structures is a marvel that boggles the minds of today's engineers.

>>40919911
What happened to the LeGoldians? They seem to have just vanished.

>>40919324 (OP)
> advanced tools and techniques

grinding stones together

>>40919738
id imagine the contention isent the possibility but the 8 steel tools hes working the stone with

>>40920024
The main part would be picking the stones

>>40920043
bruh

>>40920043
not really

>>40919765
now imagine an aluminum tube traveling at 500mph penetrating and completely destroying those plates
sounds a little unfeasible huh?

>>40919823
post skin color

>>40919814
Its also one of the most difficult building materials to work with, and most cultures had ample alternatives available.

>>40920043
why do you think you are the author of the main point? ie lift hard, precision cuts harder.

>>40920124
Wood doesn’t last and they didn’t do large scale mining so metal was uncommon. If you want to build a huge thing that will last a long time in the ancient era stone is your best option.
I feel like all these places being natural stone is a good indication that ancient humans really did build them because a slightly more advanced culture would involve metals in their designs.

>>40919887
>>40919894
>>40919911
>>40919922
AI slop and a bad joke

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>>40919324 (OP)
sandpaper

>>40919808
Those pillars look like waves.

>>40919725
Because they were building bigass cathedrals instead

>>40919324 (OP)
They were vegan.

>>40920074
That's so ridiculous. There's no way they could do build aqueducts without anti-gravity.

>>40919802
Not all wood is suitable for construction, and in places where good timber was scarce, it was generally smarter to use it for shipbuilding first instead of temples and shit.

And I'm sure they would have used more steel if they had access to the same tools, knowledge, industry, and supply chains that allow us to do so today.

If you want lumber, you have to fell a tree, prune it, debark it, cut it up, then wait years for it to dry before you can use it for construction. Steel has to be mined, smelted, refined, shaped, etc. All you have to do with stone is cut and shape it, and it'll never burn or rust or get blown over.

Read a book, you goddamn mongoloid

>>40919738
these rocks are tiny compared to op's megaliths (pressumably machu picchu), some of which weigh more than a few dozen tons. how were they carried, lifted, placed there to begin with?

>>40919887
should of said
>duplocate

>>40919445
Didn't this turn out to be mostly from uknown/time origin with only a few Pajeet recent updates? Like most ancient sites later cultures like to stamp their claim on it. Who knows how much Sadamn stamping his name on Mesopotamian artefacts will confuse future archaeologists.

>>40919738
Pretty sure those stones were much softer, making it very, very much easier to do. Also, the size and weight is way different.

do you think they fused it with gold to make it more malleable?

>>40921966
66, why do you say its ridiculous but offer no ridicule? it be easier and more effective to say nothing.

>>40919324 (OP)
People had powers similar to the Greek Gods before the flood because the demiurge and his archons hadn't fully blocked the astral frequencies from reaching Earth yet, but they almost completely have today. This can be read in Gnostic texts and Sumerian tablets etc. Read about Noah's spiritual powers (he was 9' tall with solid white skin and glowing eyes it literally says this) or how Adam and Eve's daughter Norea used her god-like powers to directly fight the Archons (Reptilians imo) when they tried to stop Noah from building the Ark. Zeus/Poseidon were humans like us just of a vastly superior quality. Earth is not separate from the astral but floating within it but somehow they block the astral frequencies from reaching us so we don't have powers like them. Astral means "of the stars", it is literally what they lie to us "space" is. Except space is completely different than they teach.

>>40923807
Norea's words to the Reptilians who tried to stop her from boarding Noah's Ark was (paraphrased) "I am not descended from your Serpent Seed! You descend from darkness and I descend from the divine! I am not of your master's world but from the world beyond!". Norea remembered who she truly was, she wasn't memory wiped like everyone else and had greater powers (Greek God-like) as a result. She knew she was from the Pleroma. The fucked up part is Noah wouldn't allow her on the Ark either, as Noah had made a deal with Yaldabaoth to only save certain people, and she was not among them, Noah said "It is Yaldabaoth's plan that you shall die in the flood". This is what Gnostic texts -actually- say.

>>40919738
>2kg limestone pieces are the same as those 20 tonne granite pieces!
>trust the science™!

> "they build megastructures with basic tools and hands"
> not a single attempt of authentic reproduction

>>40919324 (OP)
Pretty sure the constructs themselves were part of some sort of machine. Likely this is where the cataclysm was.

>>40924650
Likely they are highly attuned and each stone is shaped this way to tune it. some sort of resonance vibration piezo electric machine.

>>40919802
dude, survivorship bias, only things made of stone remain, everything else is gone by now. Did you know there were whole castles made of wood? All gone because wood. Same applies world wide and to anything natural but not stone.

>>40919445
>There are stoneworks like this in India too, carved during recorded history.
Yes. The people who eat shit, can't figure out modern plumbing, and throw themselves in front of trains and couldnt figure out modern government until a few hundred brits conquered them absolutely built seamless, non-standard shape, mortarless buildings. Also we should trust them when they say that because jeets have never been known to scam people.

>>40924657
>Likely they are highly attuned and each stone is shaped this way to tune it. some sort of resonance vibration piezo electric machine.
This. The stone used at most megalithic sites is almost always high in quartzite (piezoelectric material). Hit that shit with the right atomic orbital frequency and the stones are like a potato in a microwave. Also, the EM fields produced have an antigravity effect. Pretty sure we know how to do this now, but its one of the protected technologies not released to the masses.

>>40919445
>There are stoneworks like this in India too, carved during recorded history.
Yes. The people who eat shit, can't figure out modern plumbing, throw themselves in front of trains, and couldnt figure out modern government until a few hundred brits conquered them absolutely built seamless, non-standard shape, mortarless buildings. Also we should trust them when they say that because jeets have never been known to scam people.

>>40925009

In the year 979 AD, English people were still semi-literate mongrels who lived in straw huts and built castles out of wooden stumps called "Motte-and-baileys"; Less than 100 years later, they built Ludlow Castle.

If anyone had help from the Aliens, it was most likely the English

>>40925756
>who lived in straw huts and built castles out of wooden stumps called "Motte-and-baileys
allegedly

>>40925009
Ancient India was not modern India. Also these were probably built by Persians who were displaced by Alexander.

>>40925794
That is sick af

>>40925756
>built castles out of wooden stumps called "Motte-and-baileys"
That's not really what a Motte and Bailey is. A motte is a raised area of ground, and it is accompanied by a walled courtyard called a bailey. Has nothing to do with a "wooden stump." You could say that the castle is built on top of a raised area of land that is wooded, meaning surrounded by trees. But that is entirely different from a "wooden stump."

Fucking retard.

>>40925983
what ever the fuck that is has inch thick iron plats inbedded in it ><

>>40925974
>Persians who were displaced by Alexander.
I think the ruins are older than that. Such ruins are found on every continent. A world-wide civilization existed that but them. One thing is certain. Jeets didnt build them 900 years ago.

>>40925756
>In the year 979 AD, English people were still semi-literate mongrels who lived in straw huts and built castles out of wooden stumps
This was after the Romans basically ran rough shod over their civilization. Prior to this, they had hillforts (similar to Egyptian design), stuff like Stone Henge. In Ireland you have Newgrange (older than the Egyptian pyramids), and you had Hibernian (Irish) troops fighting in Egypt's Ptolemaic wars in 300 BC. In India people presently live in abject filth and drink their own urine, and this is after the British basically handed them a modern civilization. No Indian alive today can claim ancestry to the people that built the temples and megalithic sites in the Indus Valley.

>>40919797
Look you fucking moron. You dont just get to sit around all day and make shit. Societies are pretty hard to make without modern technology. In a place like Egypt, you needed irrigation, someone to dig the irrigation ditch, someone to carry the water, someone to plow and grow crops. Someone to build houses. Someone to provide medical attention to workers. Someone to build graneries. Someone to look after cattle. Then you needed an army to protect your country against invasion from people that wanted to steal your shit. So you needed people to make swords and chariots. It wasn't some modern Marxist socialist paradise where people sat around and did whatever the fuck they wanted and food and water would just appear out of no where.

>>40919729
>How many niggas do you think it takes to move a rock?
Lots. For the pink granite used in the pyramids, you would need 500 niggers working non-stop exerting maximum effort to move a single block one foot, and this assumes you could engineer a device out of wood and rope that would allow these niggers to transfer all of their power to moving the block because that many niggers wouldn't fit in in a space near the block. Then you would need more niggers to make the rope and cut the wood needed to move the block. And you would need even more niggers to grow the food for the block-moving niggers becasue that energy needs to come from somewhere. And you would need water-fetching niggers to support the block-moving niggers. And all of these niggers need to move these blocks, not just one foot, but 500 miles in the desert where no infrastructure or water or food exists. So basically, you need a lot of motherfucking niggers. More than actually were alive in the ancient world.
>Shape a rock, all you need is a harder rock.
Familiarize yourself with the Mohs hardness scale. You need diamonds to cut granite. And you dont have those in places like Egypt.

>>40926565
Yeah in Europe and Asia. Populations in Mexico and South America were super low and food was hugely abundant. Apparently Egypt circa 2500BC had a population of 1.6 million. All of the Americas contained about under a million people around the same time. Economic pressures were very low.
These fuckers did get invaded. For example, that’s one reason why when the Spanish came all the other tribes were willing to ally against the Aztecs because they were huge warmongers. Also why many Aztecs said they didn’t build their cities, they moved into them. Lots of cool stuff built then more aggressive people killed them and moved in.

>>40926626
The problem isnt just a matter of warfare and people stealing your pyramids. The problem is just building them with limited population. I did the math for a thread a while ago. When you calculate the amount of force a human can reasonably exert, then calculate the distance the need to exert it, just moving the granite blocks would have required people that they didnt just have. And while you are building this pyramid, you also need to maintain a functioning society. You literally can't build a pyramid with 1.5 million people, sand, string, and water. You either need a greater population or more advanced technology than we presently believe the Egyptians possessed.