In 3000 yrs okay, but not in 20 000. Nothing would remain except things made with hard rock like the Pyramids, Stonehedge, things like that. Cements would turn to dust, metals would rust and anything made of wood would rot before reaching the 20k years.
So what if the egyptians didn't build them and it's been there for many thousands before them ?
And it seems like no, we couldn't even build them as to this day.
The north is geographictly well placed and they couldn't even place the whitehouse with the same precision.
Also, it's not a bullshit thing what you can find with the cubit, Pi and Phi and it has nothing to do with your 3.14 cm long cock
I could do the math for you, I wrote it 3 days ago but it's all in french and don't feel like translating yet for everyone here but since you're french I could send it to you in pm. The coincidence is just amazing.
STOP TALKING ABOUT HIS COCK
- I would be happy to bet than in 20k years there would be way more than you would guess
- So you would throw away the shit tons of history studying, where it's clearly written than X ordered the construction of Y pyramid, not to mention carbon datation (we're not gonna enter this debate again, are we ?) on mummies, etc etc. Why would you call aliens again where there is no need to call any ?
- If someone was as egocentric and powerful as a god-empowered pharaon, we would. Y'know, build a machine to cut rock with diamond, use trucks to move them, and machines to assemble them, all that in a few years maximum, without killing hundreds of thousands of slaves. I don't say we would do better with the same technology available, that's another story. But saying we wouldn't do better is just giving them too much credit. We're talking rocks and geometry here. We've done enough in 4000 years (in the last 50 actually) to be better at cutting not-so-hard objects and aligning them.
- You said it, coincidence. I recall it has even been proven by some mathematican that you can just find any number anywhere, if you try hard enough, depending on the number of variables. After a very little number of variables, you have enough combinations possible to statistically expect being able to approach any given number with divisions/additions/substractions/multiplications. I don't say they didn't know the number Pi since I have no idea about mathematics history, I just say you have to be careful with these asumptions you find all the magical numbers in the world in the pyramids. You have to think about it this way : in the world there are many many many things, and if you think about all the combinations, it's an infinite number of possiblities. Surely, in all of those, you can find something that suits what you are searching for. So if you take a pyramid, with galeries, stars, angles, weight, areas, orientations, and combine them in many ways, you will end up finding something close enough to Pi to think this is a great discover.
Now, if there has been laser measurements of the pyramid length (including the missing angle-cut rocks that once were there to the ground), and that its height is 3.1415927 times its base measure (or whatever value they thought was Pi at their time), to the 1/100 or 1/1000 of unit, the precision would be good enough to say they did it on purpose. Also, I'd like to say there wouldn't be any interest in doing so. Aligning with stars, yes, their religion made them think a pyramid is a vessel to the afterlife and is built towards the sky, the stars, the gods. So the north/south alignment makes sense. While Pi number as interesting as it is, has no real value for them as far as I know... ? Also, I think none of the pyramids have the same angles and proportions, so if you find Pi in one of them, the others won't have it, which wouldn't make sense.
This is the first result I got from google and which sums up my point of view on the subject of Pi and pyramids
http://www.jimloy.com/pseudo/pyramid.htm .
About the Phi number... By definition, it is the most natural proportion that makes something "beautiful" to the eyes of a human being. So when some egyptian engineer tries to build a beautiful pyramid, he wouldn't need to consciously use the Phi number for proportions to do so, but some 21st century illuminated autoproclamed pyramidologue would find it everywhere. In fact you can find it in your screen ratios, body ratios, your favourite boob size, etc. So this wouldn't be a surprise you can approach the phi number in the pyramid's proportions, and I'm happy to bet you would not accurately approach its number. Also, the concept of Phi is very recent compared to human history, nor the concept of series mathematics, and as good as the egyptians were, I doubt they even thought about something like that by then
- yes stop talking about my cock, wether it is in Pi or Phi units
