How did Pre Egyptian Technology of a Mysterious Civilization Disappear?

Today on Nutty Productions we are exploring "How did Pre Egyptian Technology of A Mysterious Civilization Disappear?" What technology has been hidden from us for so long? Is it possible that other life forms existed that we can contribute this technology to?

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[geoffreycollins]

I've been waiting so long for you to do a video on this subject of an ancient/lost civilization and it was so much better then i would of thought. The way you structured the video was perfect. I hope you do more like this, possibly the connection of the exact same building styles at places like osirian temple, sacsayhuaman peru, Easter Island and many more.

[DrCorvid]

Ancient Greek generals were proud to claim that they had erased all evidence of the previous civilization for the Caesar. I'm sure they did a good job but they didn't get all of it after all :)

[Ryo_Dragon]

Disc of Sabu, Tri-Lobed or Shiest Disc: Also displays unique capability when it interacts with sound waves.

[MidwestLori]

The key is keeping an open mind. That doesn't mean accepting every wakkadoodle theory that comes down the pupes. But we can't rule out every idea that doesn't agree with the status quo. It wasn't that long ago that we thought the Amazon couldn't support large populations. Now lidar has found cities covered over with jungle. Imagine what we could find if they used lidar on the entire Sahara?

[ckjamn]

The Serapeum is a prison for Fallen Angles.
That eventually failed.

[ThirtytwoJ]

The disk is a propeller, prob for a driven fluid pump. bottom is smoothe and perfectly mates to the base, uses polished gap instead of bearings. The stone sounds like graphite, which is a dry lubricant and the easiest material to make those types of bearings in a lab setting.

[angelcastro]

"Maybe there was an information loss" Yes that could very well be the case. Like greek fire, we know it was a thing but we don't really know how it was done because those with that knowledge took it to the grave. Skills of certain tradesmen were kept between the tradesmen, eventually as guilds died off their collective knowledge would go with them, especially if it was verbally passed on from one to another. P.S. Tesla was not driven crazy because of his invention, he most likely was losing pace as he was 86 years old when he died.

[dunementat]

Very interesting discussion, thanks for sharing.

[waddingtoncaveman]

The shist disc should be examined in computer simulations for its effect in on sound.

[jordanthomas]

Why do all these things look like they were blown up? Massive Stones just tossed around?

[Based_Gigachad_]

This channel is turning into the history channel.

[DukeCannon]

How? Zahi Hawass. Period.
He has done more to obscure history than anyone.

[Julian-pblr]

This was unbelievably good. Well done. Herodotus in his Histories was only retelling what he had been told by the Egyptian priests at the time. It could all have been made up mumbo-jumbo, not actual history.

[scottfoster]

So they never had the wheel yet but that disk was around OK mate

[mrkshply]

One of the problems with these kinds of theories is that they ignore the context of everything else. The "Light Bulb" on the Egyptian is said by main stream archeologists to actually be the flower from their creation myth, because that's what the wall it's carved into says. Real archeologists have to use all of the evidence, not just cherry pick

[koriw]

I don't suppose that your channel would do a video on the Silurian Hypothesis? It's not precisely history, but you now have lots of videos that open up avenues of alternative thought.

FYI, I'm pretty sure that the pharaoh on screen 12:45 that you call 'Seti I' is actually the mummy of his son, Rameses II. I may be wrong, but the mummy has a bent, aquiline nose that is characteristic of Rameses II

[inspectre]

The Smithsonian had a hand in that direction.

[luidprand]

Analysis has shown that the schist disk could not have been used in hydrolics, except perhaps to separate something into thirds. Actual pumps are not that symmetrical- they spiral or turn in about the axis. There were almost certainly organic parts that didn't survive, and, given that similar objects exist, it was likely used as part of a model of a three-lobed lamp or bowl.

[lianefehrle]

The temple with that water could be there is an underground pipe that no one has spotted.

[KH]

I believe the "disk" is a actuator, this may have been in a gear assembly where a rod or peg would ride along the ears and cause a movement in a device maybe even something that moved an arm to keep the precision of the creation.