cladking
Well-Known Member
Ok so there is no such thing as a carbonated aquifer, and you
agree that you made it up.
How do you now this? "Carbonated" and "aquifer" are just words. There is known to be two aquifers under here and there is no known reason either or both couldn't have been carbonated. You are simply assuming that cold water geysers couldn't have existed here and there is no logic of factual evidence to say this. There could even be a third unknown carbonated water source.
Your belief that there was no "carbonated aquifer" doesn't change the fact that the pyramid builders said there was and left evidence consistent with the existence of one.
They called this water "nun" which is oft translated as "the waters of the abyss".
2147a. Those who are in Nun come to thee; mankind (the blessed dead (?)) circulate for thee;
A CO2 geyser is unusual, So asteroid impacts, kimberlite
large gold nuggets and several other things. So?
Vaterite is a very unusual compound as well. It is produced by CO2 geysers and is found in the walls of the horizontal passage in G1.
There is a property of pyramids you may have ovrrlooked
in your quest, the power to make people crazy.
Victims are everywhere. You may want to be csreful.
Indeed!!!
Take your own advise because there are tens of thousands of people who know for a fact that Egyptologists are wrong because they keep spouting nonsense like "superstition made the builders capable and strong". Many individuals have engineering experience and know it's impossible for stinky footed bumpkins to have dragged 6 1/2 million tons up ramps. Many people can see right through Egyptological nonsense.
I myself often say that it's far easier to believe aliens built the pyramids than the people described by Egyptology with the knowledge and tools described by Egyptology. I would say there's less than a 1% chance aliens built the pyramids (this is a hard number to nail down however) but the chances that the Egyptians used ramps and then left the evidence that exists is even lower. The builders did not use muscle power to build these because there's no evidence for it. Sure there's evidence the builders worked very hard but there were far too few builders to have been dragging stones.
Egyptological theory is untested and unexamined nonsense that reeks of Look and See Science. Egyptologists are linguists and they never even noticed the language breaks Zipf's Law. They aren't even good linguists!