Ancient Pyramids Spanning The World - Joe Rogan

#joerogan #jre #shorts #pyramids #ancienthistory #ancient

[TheStoicMind]

Taken from JRE #1928 - Jimmy Corsetti & Ben van Kerkwyk

[Carri_]

As a wise man once said "That's the best way to stack rocks"

[eltapa]

The pyramid is the stablest structure, meaning it's very unlikely to collapse if built correctly

[Draughster]

Its almost as if that's the easiest way to make a stable, tall structure

[MarkBlance]

It's almost as if that shape is very good for stacking rocks in a structurally sound way.

[Sigart]

It's almost as though they're playing in the same physics engine. Crazy.

[vadim.ka]

Ancient people also learned to cook their food instead of eating it raw. Must be some secret connection between them

[sionatube]

'No one before Christopher Columbus crossed the ocean'

Vikings left the chat

[VerySaneDr]

It is quite crazy that they all ended up stacking rocks on top of each other and have steps on the structure so they could keep stacking.

[rotemeliaz]

Holy shit, he's right. It's almost as if they all lived on the same planet with the same laws of physics, and had very similar brains. That's just completely and utterly crazy.

[Phlegethon]

Shit I never thought about how everyone built walls all over the world it can’t be a coincidence

[auroracane]

Every single civilization decided to sing and make music regardless of if they had any connection to another civilization they all just did it on there own

[tardiscommand]

A pyramid is the only shape that would allow them to build that high, thus it is most likely a normal progression, and not linked.

[Navyfrog]

When all you have are rocks, your options are limited.

[pcoojzi]

It's crazy that also all doors have similar sizes around the globe in human history. It's like they needed to have a similar size to go through, also all stairs, steps, beds, plates and houses too, what a crazy coincidence.

[matthamilton]

It's like when you meet someone from a different country, and are surprised that they also have McDonald’s.

[jamieparker]

This guy genuinely thinks he's stumbled across some profound discovery

[GalileosTelescope]

The ant hill in my yard has a shape eerily similar to a pyramid… 😲🤯

[Masque]

Bro can’t believe that multiple different continents would contain at least one person who thought about stacking shit in a big-ass triangle

[SlurmpMergatroid]

Pyramids were just a very efficient shapes for large structures back then because they didnt have the incredibly advanced techniques to build skyscrapers today. Also the reason a lot of them have symmetrical steps in the middle is because that is the most efficient way to get up the pyramid.