cladking Wrote:
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> It's ramps that are unevidenced.
Saying it over and over isn't going to make ramps disappear.
> I have proof
> they had water at the pyramid base which is the
> same thing you have for ramps.
Again a huge 13 acre based pyramid funnels water to the bottomo edges so duh, there is water evidence at the edge. Unfortunately for you you can't prove it was put there in the process of building the pyramid.
No need to regurgitate the same ol' lame lies. You have admitted you have no real evidence only wishful belief.
> But there are some
> huge differences. We know how the ramps got there
> and there's no known way for large amounts of
> flowing water to get there.
Don't limit everyone else with your limits of knowledge. Rain over 4500 years is alot of water. Even a half inch light rain would, across surface of the GP, direct a hair less then 72079 gallons of water to the bottom edges of the pyramid base.That's alot of buckets!
> ROFL. 20-40 guys eh? So when they get to the top
> they only have to make the trip another 2,499,999
> times.
Knowing you you probably believe this too.
Workforce of 40,000 with 40 men teams(article showed way less) that would be about 2500 trips for each team. Over 20 years that would be about 125 a year. On a 4 month a year timeframe that would be 1 pull a day.
you want to cut it to half the workforce available for pulling then that makes it 2 loads a day.
Wait let's make it only 10,000 men available for the pulling teams that makes it 4 loads a day. But wait if we use the 20 men teams instead of 40 we would get 2 loads a day again.
Of course looking at the article where it only took 10 volunteers to move a 13 ton load(8 on top and two to act as brakemen) up a 25% grade then we could have them taking 2 loads a day and working only half the days.
> That sounds like a cake walk.
Yes it does. My team would have lots of hour long breaks drinking beer, thinking of your water brigades on constant lift detail, and laughing constantly in the shade of the pyramid.
> Let's see
> 20 times that is a mere 50,000,000 man trips.
You suck at this math. Read above.
> Have you ever dragged a 2 1/2 ton stone up a half
> mile ramp even once? Was it 110 degrees with the
> sun reflecting off surfaces on all sides?
Have you? Have you ever hoisted buckets of water like your bucket brigade would have to do since their is absolutely zero,
real evidence to support make believe geysers.
I did push a VW rabbit(1800lbs) up, and over, 4 hills in a span of 2.5(approx) miles to a gas station because the young girl(100lbs) who owned it forgot to fill up before we left. It was early September in Texas. That means close enough to 110 to not matter.
So 1 person pushing almost a ton alone. Tires, smooth road were all a great help but a 2 ton block on a sled on a lubricated channel would be easy to move with very few people. Again read the article.
13 tons by 8 people with possibly 2 more to act as brakes on the 25% grade.
> Shouldn't you be concerned with the evidence
> though?
There is one person here who has never been concerned with real evidence, you!
> Then why did they build a water collection device
> around the pyramid and use canals to transport
> water to the cliff face.
You haven't proven any of this so quit stating as fact. IF it was such a system, runoff during rains, morning dews, etc. is more probable then a leaking bullbutt contraption.
> These canals are wholly
> inadequate handle even a light rainfall yet they
> still saw cause to build two of them.
Show us YOUR maths that prove this statement you have made is true.
> > Your non-educated made up belief of an
> > interpretation of the PTs is comparable to
> Santa
> > claus, easter bunny, and tooth fairy.
>
>
> It is rather fantastic is it not? Perhaps this is
> why the obvious was overlooked.
More likely it was dismissed due to lack of evidence and being unrealistic for the culture at the time in question.
Of course here is where
evidence is supposed to be weighed, not troll fantasies.
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