Come on . . . didn't y'all watch Stargate?
I know nothing of engineering, but I really don't get any of these weird explanations. This stuff is certainly math and science.
Here is an important point to consider:
The Egyptians spent a larger percentage of time and resources on religion than any other civilization in history. I don't know if that can be proven, but I have heard it from a good source and scholar of the subject. Anyway, they spent a ton of money on that shit regardless. That is what happens when you spend a lot of money on religious stuff, you get massive religious things. That is what belief looks like. How could you not believe in the Gods in Egypt? If you take something that seriously and are true to it, you can build big things.
They are also the biggest failures in history. They were meant to protect things and couldn't even do that.
Any time someone brings up "they had a lot of time on their hands" or "they were superstitious" in terms of explaining technological feats of ancient people, alarm bells go off.
No amount of religiosity or hard backbreaking work explains what we find in Giza...yet there it is.
Egypt is also not some monolithic thing either, it was conquered by peoples of many different origins throughout its history...on top of that, we have ZERO clue as to what resources in specificity old kingdom Egypt had, there just aren't detailed records of such things...which sort of makes any point about dissemination of resources a little silly.
Also, in your first sentence, you admit something that makes understanding why some people have issues with the orthodox story a problem. You don't have to be an engineer to understand the great pyramid, but you need to listen to what engineers, stone masons and machinists say about the great pyramid and how incredibly difficult it would be to achieve even today in order to understand how ridiculous the mainstream story on it is.
Last but not least, they were failures if you believe they are tombs...which they clearly, based on the evidence at hand, were never created to be.
I have heard it explained quite a few times by experts and there is nothing mysterious about it. Only the details are missing, which is not unexpected given the subject. That is where conspiracy theories thrive. It is a god of gaps argument.
Davidovits and friends believe the blocks were actually poured like concrete
What has been explained quite a few times and by whom? If you're talking about Egyptology describing construction methods of those buildings, that is ridiculous. It's not their expertise at all.
and you're right, the details of the structures are missing...namely the actual toolset that was used to create them.
The issue of the building techniques used and the materials that created them have zero to do with conspiracy theories. The tools Egyptologists say were used to build the Great Pyramid are simply incapable of doing the job...especially if you're taking Egyptology's word for it (which you are) when their other contention is that it was done in 20 years. No amount of elbow grease or sheer numbers is doing that with brute strength and grit period, let alone how in the time allotted.
It's irresponsible to start throwing around "conspiracy theory" when there is no conspiracy.
One theory I heard once regarding the pyramids, but I've seen 0 since so perhaps it has been easily disproven, but that the blocks are a mold. They basically poured them and let them harden in the sun. This would explain away thousands and thousands of slaves, and two mile long ramps etc. Just pour the mold, let it harden, repeat. It also explains why there was such precision. The person whom told me this theory says that apparently an unused block was found and in the middle of the block they found human hair. I've actually researched that though, and I've never seen that story anywhere.
What has been explained quite a few times and by whom? If you're talking about Egyptology describing construction methods of those buildings, that is ridiculous. It's not their expertise at all.
and you're right, the details of the structures are missing...namely the actual toolset that was used to create them.
The issue of the building techniques used and the materials that created them have zero to do with conspiracy theories. The tools Egyptologists say were used to build the Great Pyramid are simply incapable of doing the job...especially if you're taking Egyptology's word for it (which you are) when their other contention is that it was done in 20 years. No amount of elbow grease or sheer numbers is doing that with brute strength and grit period, let alone how in the time allotted.
It's irresponsible to start throwing around "conspiracy theory" when there is no conspiracy.
Hey.
Is there any credible writeup/video for what experts, or you believe was behind the pyramids? Read through this thread and I'm finding it fascinating.
Is it your expertise?
You keep on referring to the "orthodox" explanations. What is your point exactly? Why do these people keep repeating these lies?
That Egyptians took their Gods very seriously and spent much time and resources on them is relevant to the subject regardless of whether you see that.
pyramids mark geodetic power spots around the planet for refueling alien spaceships as was illustrated in ancient astronauts series