> This is of no value whatsoever in explaining a
> solution for you folks here refuse to believe what
> your eyes show you,. What is the point of trying
> to explain a reason for what you fail to accept
> such as the geometry which is before your eyes.


No one fails to accept this anymore than anyone fails to accept that there are faces on some clouds.


> There is a plan because it was the most sacred
> spot in Egypt


Sacred to whom? Egyptians, or people who like to draw lines on landscapes?


To insult The Egyptians by saying
> they placed these pyramids here for no good reason

Again a strawman. Nobody is saying they didn't place them there for a reason. What's insulting, though, is that because you happen to like drawing figures, the Egyptians must have placed the pyramids in such a way that there is some geometry to be decoded.


> and that at least a hundred geometric measurements
> fit

Which is actually very strong evidence that you can draw just about any geometry you like on an otherwise blank canvas save for a couple of dozen points, from which you are then allowed to cherry-pick as many as you like for your creation.


> That there is geometry and and beautiful geometry
> is no longer open for debate, at least not by
> anyone with a brain so now we will attempt to find
> out why. I would suggest you get on board or you
> are in danger of being left at the train station.


It's a whole other question who is willing to be on that train, though. It may be a one-way ticket, after all.



Regards,
Tommi

"In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
-Homer J. Simpson



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 05/20/2007 04:25PM by Tommi Huhtamaki.