how do you think the great pyrimids and accident civilzation where established

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

Which civilization was accidental?

They got help from the Atlantians.

Only possible explanation.

i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselvesSEANSEXYUNDIES

[QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"] i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselvesRiseAgainst12

They got help from the Atlantians.

Only possible explanation.

MetroidPrimePwn

[QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"] i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselvesRiseAgainst12

honestly does everything have to be for a reason, maybe they were just a race of accention beings that wanted to be nice.

Maybe they wanted to develop us so one day they could come back and farm us for what ever pharmacutical needs they need idk

i just think it's impossible to think they built the pyrimids so precise that we can't even build them that precise that fast.

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

SEANSEXYUNDIES

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Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

EMOEVOLUTION

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[QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"]

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

ManifestoJoe

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Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

ManifestoJoe

Saying that the old civilizations need help from aliens to achieve anything.. is insulting to the human species. There is no great difference between the humans of now and the humans of then. They had just as smart people around then as we see today.

EMOEVOLUTION

I think people think too highly of them self now and too little of past civilizations. Really cooperation and observation aren't difficult concepts.

the fact is, this is a proof that there was no such a thing as a prehistoric man, or a cave man.GazaAli

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

SEANSEXYUNDIES

Yeah, that is the only real explanation.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]the fact is, this is a proof that there was no such a thing as a prehistoric man, or a cave man.entropyecho

No, he/she is right. All those paintings in caves, and archealogical evidence, and ancient remains of people evolutionarily distinct from modern day man supporting the existence of cave men are fake. Pfft. Everyone knows that. They were put there by the little space men who help build the pyramids...to trick us into never finding out who was really the brains behind everything humans are capable of.

I was watching the new show about 2012 on Syfy, and they were talking about how Mars was like Earth or something. And that a big disaster had happened, forcing the people or whatever you wanna call them, to have to move. Like the disastes that people think will happen in 2012. Then they started to rebuild their civilization, and stuff like that. Atleast I think that's what they were talking about. I don't remember it 100% but I remember hearing them saying something about it.

Soo... I think people did create it, and maybe some help with Aliens.

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Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

EMOEVOLUTION

First, he did not say that humans need the aid of extraterrestrials to achieve anything. He did say, however, that it's unlikely that the Egyptians built the pyramids without the aid of extraterrestrials. Also, it's not insulting to ask questions. A mature, intellectual mind will not cower before questions, regardless of their premise.

While there are no differences, genetically between people of antiquity and people of modernity, the level of knowledge is quite different. The average person today is more knowledgeable than the average person of antiquity. Our mathematicians are more knowledgeable than their mathematicians. Our scientists know more than their scientists did.

It's truly incredible what they were able to accomplish without knowledge of some of the most fundamental mathematical axioms and theorems known today.

We know how the pyramids were built. There's this thing they discovered, see: they called it "mathematics," and they were pretty good at it for a while.

It's amazing what some math and tens of thousands of workers that believe you're God can do.

Just wait, 2000 years into the future, some other humans will be talking and speculating that aliens helped us build what we got today, like the internet.Gallego

Early civilizations probably had fairly advanced techniques to building structures that have been lost over time.

For example 1 man Stonehenge.

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[QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"]

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

TheAbbeFaria

First, he did not say that humans need the aid of extraterrestrials to achieve anything. He did say, however, that it's unlikely that the Egyptians built the pyramids without the aid of extraterrestrials. Also, it's not insulting to ask questions. A mature, intellectual mind will not cower before questions, regardless of their premise.

While there are no differences, genetically between people of antiquity and people of modernity, the level of knowledge is quite different. The average person today is more knowledgeable than the average person of antiquity. Our mathematicians are more knowledgeable than their mathematicians. Our scientists know more than their scientists did.

It's truly incredible what they were able to accomplish without knowledge of some of the most fundamental mathematical axioms and theorems known today.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]the fact is, this is a proof that there was no such a thing as a prehistoric man, or a cave man.entropyecho

is it that hard to believe that humans are capable of anything? Just wait, 2000 years into the future, some other humans will be talking and speculating that aliens helped us build what we got today, like the internet.Gallego

Unless some catastrophe completely destroys all of our recorded history, data, and knowledge, I don't see the level of historical discrepancies that we see when looking 2000 years into the past occurring 2000 years in the future.

All civilizations began, well at least the ones you are talking about, because people discovered how to grow crops and not merely scavenge for food. Dealing with the technology available at the time and the vast monuments they built; they were able to use things such as logs and hard sheets to roll these large blocks and objects to the source. hen reached they hooked up a series of pulleys and such to place the objects in position. This has been studied and tested and they were perfectly capable of doing this.

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[QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"] Saying that the old civilizations need help from aliens to achieve anything.. is insulting to the human species. There is no great difference between the humans of now and the humans of then. They had just as smart people around then as we see today.

EMOEVOLUTION

First, he did not say that humans need the aid of extraterrestrials to achieve anything. He did say, however, that it's unlikely that the Egyptians built the pyramids without the aid of extraterrestrials. Also, it's not insulting to ask questions. A mature, intellectual mind will not cower before questions, regardless of their premise.

While there are no differences, genetically between people of antiquity and people of modernity, the level of knowledge is quite different. The average person today is more knowledgeable than the average person of antiquity. Our mathematicians are more knowledgeable than their mathematicians. Our scientists know more than their scientists did.

It's truly incredible what they were able to accomplish without knowledge of some of the most fundamental mathematical axioms and theorems known today.

No there's not. They had a very rudimentary knowledge of algebra and geometry, and a modern student taking geometry is learning more geometry than was known even in the days of the Pax Romana. For this reason, I do find it incredible that they were able to construct the Pyramids. I'm not saying that they were unequipped, based on their knowledge of mathematics, to create a pyramid structure, because they were able to, and anyone who knows geometry knows the basic fundamentals behind such a structure.

However, what they lacked in certain knowledge, they made up for in the tools and tricks they employed to get around the hurdles inherent in such an undertaking.

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First, he did not say that humans need the aid of extraterrestrials to achieve anything. He did say, however, that it's unlikely that the Egyptians built the pyramids without the aid of extraterrestrials. Also, it's not insulting to ask questions. A mature, intellectual mind will not cower before questions, regardless of their premise.

While there are no differences, genetically between people of antiquity and people of modernity, the level of knowledge is quite different. The average person today is more knowledgeable than the average person of antiquity. Our mathematicians are more knowledgeable than their mathematicians. Our scientists know more than their scientists did.

It's truly incredible what they were able to accomplish without knowledge of some of the most fundamental mathematical axioms and theorems known today.

TheAbbeFaria

No there's not. They had a very rudimentary knowledge of algebra and geometry, and a modern student taking geometry is learning more geometry than was known even in the days of the Pax Romana. For this reason, I do find it incredible that they were able to construct the Pyramids. I'm not saying that they were unequipped, based on their knowledge of mathematics, to create a pyramid structure, because they were able to, and anyone who knows geometry knows the basic fundamentals behind such a structure.

However, what they lacked in certain knowledge, they made up for in the tools and tricks they employed to get around the hurdles inherent in such an undertaking.

If you want to start applying mathematics to physics and such as seen over the last 200 years.. that's one thing. But engineering isn't that complicated.

Early civilizations probably had fairly advanced techniques to building structures that have been lost over time.

For example 1 man Stonehenge.

jrhawk42

This is definitely true, and I subscribe to this reasoning. For as much knowledge as we've gained, there has been much knowledge lost over time. For awhile, we didn't even know how a dome could be constructed, until it was rediscovered in the late 15th century in Florence. I think there is much we still don't know that people of antiquity did know, which may explain the construction of the Pyramids as well as the Stonehenge.

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[QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"] There is a significant amount of evidence to suggest that ancient civilizations did have a fairly knowledgeable grasp of mathematics and engineering.EMOEVOLUTION

No there's not. They had a very rudimentary knowledge of algebra and geometry, and a modern student taking geometry is learning more geometry than was known even in the days of the Pax Romana. For this reason, I do find it incredible that they were able to construct the Pyramids. I'm not saying that they were unequipped, based on their knowledge of mathematics, to create a pyramid structure, because they were able to, and anyone who knows geometry knows the basic fundamentals behind such a structure.

However, what they lacked in certain knowledge, they made up for in the tools and tricks they employed to get around the hurdles inherent in such an undertaking.

If you want to start applying mathematics to physics and such as seen over the last 200 years.. that's one thing. But engineering isn't that complicated.

Engineering is directly related to physics and mathematics, and it certainly is complicated, which is why no one knows for sure how many of the structures of the past, even with our advanced knowledge of engineering today, were created.

not aliens. it was the product of generations of slave labor. scholars already have plausible explanations for how they things were built.

[QUOTE="ManifestoJoe"][QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"] Saying that the old civilizations need help from aliens to achieve anything.. is insulting to the human species. There is no great difference between the humans of now and the humans of then. They had just as smart people around then as we see today.

not aliens. it was the produce of generations of slave labor. scholars already have plausible explanations for how they things were built.Ontain

All the explanations that have been put forth are the subject of intense debate, and no-one can agree on anything, even whether slave-labour was used at all.

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[QUOTE="GazaAli"]the fact is, this is a proof that there was no such a thing as a prehistoric man, or a cave man.cd_rom

[QUOTE="Ontain"]not aliens. it was the produce of generations of slave labor. scholars already have plausible explanations for how they things were built.TheAbbeFaria

All the explanations that have been put forth are the subject of intense debate, and no-one can agree on anything, even whether slave-labour was used at all.

We know how the pyramids were built. There's this thing they discovered, see: they called it "mathematics," and they were pretty good at it for a while.

It's amazing what some math and tens of thousands of workers that believe you're God can do.

Theokhoth

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[QUOTE="ManifestoJoe"]no way dud, IQs were way lower back in the day.Unknownmuncher

A person that never learns to read.. does not make a person stupid.. if learning to read is not a priority of that specific culture. They learn other tasks that you would find irrelevant today. Yet, would still demonstrate the same level of intelligence you are displaying.

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[QUOTE="Ontain"]not aliens. it was the produce of generations of slave labor. scholars already have plausible explanations for how they things were built.Ontain

All the explanations that have been put forth are the subject of intense debate, and no-one can agree on anything, even whether slave-labour was used at all.

Of course, but I'm just adding more discussion. :P

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[QUOTE="ManifestoJoe"]no way dud, IQs were way lower back in the day.Unknownmuncher

It was clearly the aliens from Troid Omega.

[QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"] i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselvesRiseAgainst12

[QUOTE="RiseAgainst12"][QUOTE="SEANSEXYUNDIES"] i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselvesxaos

humans are smart

Although some of you will probly think im a little strange for taking side with this theory but i think all big successful old cultures of the world were help my aliens. i think it's a stupid idea to think people just out of the stone age produced such things as the pyrmids and myian culture by themselfs.

what do you think?

SEANSEXYUNDIES

Those Stone Age people were very good with stone.

Today we would be hard pushed to make that stuff today. We are all concrete crap today.

I'd dare to say they were more advanced than us with that stone tech. I saw some modern engineers struggle to do the same on a much smaller scale on a TV show.

So true xaos