Anthony Wrote:
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> Ronald Wrote:
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> >
> >
> > So, according to you, Khufu foresaw the
> > possibility that he could survive a long
> time.
> > Therefore, he made a plan with three
> chambers,
> > even when the SC had only just begun to be
> > constructed and even though at that moment,
> he
> > couldn't know how long he could eventually
> survive
> > ?
> >
>
>
>
> As did all Egyptian kings... and many nobles, for
> that matter.
>
>
>
> >
> >
> > Khufu's pyramid does not answer the
> conceptual
> > framework of an AE pyramid. It is totally
> > aberrant.
> >
>
>
> Only if you don't understand the conceptual
> framework of AE pyramids.
>
> To use a modern analogy, you are arguing that a
> MAC is not a computer because it doesn't use
> Windows.
>
>
>
> >
> >
> > You can't compare the enormous complexity of
> a
> > nuclear power plant with the primitive design
> of
> > Khufu's pyramid ...





> Your highly prejudicial statements using the word
> "primitive" have nothing whatsoever to do with
> ancient Egyptian culture, spirituality or
> technological development.


I am not 'prejudiced' at all ... Compared to a nuclear power plant, Khufu's pyramid (ànd all other ancient monuments) is primitive. In fact, you can't make this comparison. Compared to other AE pyramids (ànd to other ancient monuments), Khufu's pyramid is highly sophisticated.




We can't have a serious
> discussion so long as you will not grant these
> people the respect they earned.



No respect ? Then you did not read my reply to you well ;


'I do not see how this concept degrades the ingenouity of the AE ? Building with a minimum of plans, intuitively, on the contrary revalues the ingenouity of the AE.'

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Because I don't support your view on a pre-planned pyramid, does not mean that I don't respect the Ancient Egyptians.


Ronald.