Great Pyramid Earth Moon Relationship 1 Min

The Great Pyramid was encoded with knowledge we as humanity once knew, forgot, and are only recently rediscovering.

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[kthulhugaming]

POV: you take adderall for the first time

[joshcross]

I mean, when you get to scaling things to random sizes it's probably not hard to find coincedences in numbers.

[salty]

Those notebook drawings look so clean and professional. Random, I know, but so nice.

[ProjectTitain]

I feel like this is what happens when you stop taking your OCD meds and accidentally take THC oil and immediately fall asleep to conspiracy podcasts and pbs.

[rickyhurtado]

“Sir, I asked if you wanted it for here or to go.”

[MacMalcyMac]

If someone wants to find correlations between things they will, it's familiarisation and it's what we do as humans. The thing that annoys me is people saying it was impossible to build these but clearly not, it's very possible to do anything we set our minds to. Always the go to statement aswell is 'they only had these tools', no, we guess they may have only but we don't actually know for fact. #grindsmygears lol

[Vidar]

When you start looking for patterns with numbers expecially when you pull them from arbitrary places you're able to find patterns everywhere. Our brains are hardwired to look for patterns even when there are not any and mathematics is one of the most beautiful things we can comprehend because of its structure and patterns. Im not saying the math doesn't add up im just saying it most likely doesn't mean anything. Very solid explanation though.

[DNKitty]

I did think “hm..” followed up by “damn I wish I didn’t fail geometry”

[NotchaBizness]

The engineers of Giza: Dude who hurt you?

[ishlyn]

It's not that the pyramids so happen to reflect their dimensions based on factors of the Earth's structure. The numbers we used were forged by the ancient egyptians to be subordinate to the structure of the pyramids in a way that would fixate the dimensions of both - the structures they built, and factors in the natural world. When it comes down to it, to claim something I.e. a length of an object, the thickness of an object etc. Is the quivilance of a squiggle on a piece of papyrus, is mad. If our numeric system had been from increments of eleven equal units, and on the 12th, the first unit in chain gained a 0 on its end, the numerical value of the pyramids dimensions would not hold the same seemingly identical value to that of the Earth's parameters.

[hllymchll]

this is like that always sunny episode with Charlie and the mail room

[joshm]

"Ever tried to look for shapes in clouds, or seen a face burned into your toast? Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see patterns in a random stimulus. This often leads to people assigning human characteristics to objects."

If you want to see patterns your gonna find them, just gotta look long and hard enough.

[Patrick-rcfr]

Egyptians in their graves: “Mayne you buggin’!”

[jasonstrube]

Man really looked at a triangle and said that's what my whole career is going to be based off of

[coopernoble]

“Remarkably close”
My god. They’re completely different numbers!

[mjhill]

I find it more amazing how well the human brain is at finding correlation in arbitrary stuff.

[kevindavis]

It really makes you go, "Hmm, I clearly have no idea what a coincidence is."

[FermisAxiom]

It must blow your mind that a broken watch is correct twice a day. Coincidence??? You think not.

[jimjimsauce]

i’m all for some good ancient egyptian geometry but i don’t think these calculations mean anything. if you’re a sizing a pyramid up to be any size of course it’s going to share the same calculations as a circle. triangles and circles are heavily related

[recordgames]

No, it really makes me go, ” dude, you’re just trying to come up with random things at this point”