@Havelock Vetenari - there's a way to make both sides sensible. Where I have most trouble is with the tools originally suspected of helping the Egyptians. Especially the use of logs as rollers to transport the stone.
1, the only trees that were even close enough to them to be considered as evidence was the palm plum tree which was also a main source of food for the people. Secondly, when the theory was recently put to the test under a small size block the log was crushed into nothing. Another piece of evidence is the simple fact of the time necessary to build these amazing structures. With todays tech we couldn't do it.
I have a great deal of respect for the ancient Egyptians, they had a direct tie to what I believe in as a greater power. But take them out of the equation for a sec, can or do you believe that Teotihuacan was made by the Aztecs or Mayans? Your talking about a complete underground city in which a liquid map of the universe was found? The liquid btw that they used was Mercury! Wtf?
How can anyone explain why all the uranium under the pyramids in Egypt was completely mined? Or perhaps what happened to the complete Minoan civilization near greece?
I respect your beliefs
@Havelock Vetenari, maybe we could learn something from each other. I love sharing my thoughts with others, as long as no one slams another person's beliefs I can chat all day.
I haven't even started on the cover ups in the US, after watching full disclosures "unacknowledged" I'm extremely ashamed with how our politicians handled it. Greed over knowledge? Not in my book.