How Was the Great Pyramid Really Built? #mystery #history #ancient #egypt #joerogan #billycarson

Join Billy Carson and Joe Rogan as they dive into the fascinating mystery of the Great Pyramid's construction! In this captivating discussion, they explore the advanced techniques, possible technologies, and unanswered questions surrounding the building of one of the world's most iconic structures. Delve into the intriguing world of ancient Egyptian engineering and the secrets behind one of history’s greatest architectural feats.

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[MysteriousChroniclesMC]

Joe Rogan Experience Podcast Episode #2160 w/ Billy Carson

[thenecessaryevil]

Love how he portrays it as ridiculous by running the process the wrong way. They didn't cut each stone at the quarry to be just slightly different so they fit together at the end. They cut the stone in a general size then shaped them to fit once they were at the site to be placed.

[dbmnfinity]

As human beings we have yet to understand how amazing and great we were thousands and thousands of years ago and we were in tune with nature and the planet what we're doing now is just absolute chaos

[mrwigglesby]

Close your eyes, bro kinda sounds like a young Morgan Freeman

[deusx.machinaanime.]

They could trim it onsite, you know. 😅😊😅

[JupiterDjembe]

That guy is obviously an experienced pyramid designer and builder and expert in ancient building techniques 😝

[GAVINLUVSBEYONCE]

“And you’ve done this before “ time travel is what I heard.

[mongolshonny]

And 35% rubble, can be build in 2 years

[CannaGro]

Guess they couldn't have stone Masons on site to do final touches. As Joe says....Come on Man

[romanhicks]

What if we are the aliens who built the pyramids

[i-am-a-pseudo-intellectual]

North Africa boasts a substantial number of pyramids, largely concentrated in Egypt and Sudan.
* Egypt: Approximately 138 pyramids, with the most famous being the Giza pyramids.
* Sudan: Over 200 pyramids, primarily Nubian pyramids built by the Kushite kingdoms.
While the exact number might vary due to ongoing discoveries and differing definitions of what constitutes a pyramid, it's clear that North Africa houses a significant portion of the world's pyramid structures.

Pyramid construction showed a clear progression of improvement over time.
* Early attempts: Early pyramids, like the Step Pyramid of Djoser, were built with stacked mastabas, showcasing an initial understanding of layering. However, these structures were prone to collapse and lacked the precise geometry of later pyramids.
* Refinement: Over time, builders refined their techniques. The Bent Pyramid of Sneferu demonstrates a transition from step pyramids to true smooth-sided pyramids, but its angled change highlights a learning curve. The Red Pyramid, also by Sneferu, showcases a more successful smooth-sided structure.
* Peak: The Great Pyramids of Giza represent the pinnacle of pyramid construction. Their massive size, precise alignment, and intricate internal chambers are a testament to the accumulated knowledge and skill of Egyptian engineers.
* Later Decline: While impressive pyramids continued to be built after the Giza complex, later construction saw a gradual decline in scale and precision. This could be attributed to various factors, including shifting resources and changing priorities.
Overall, the evolution of pyramid building showcases a clear trajectory of improvement, reaching its zenith with the Great Pyramids and gradually declining in later periods.

[benfishold]

The stones are artificial stones (geopolimer), that is why each one is different but fits perfectly with the others next to it. They poured a mixture and rammed it and in a short period of time when it dries it hardened.
Look over the work and investigation of Prof. Joseph Davidovits there are videos where he shows his experiments.

[SKS_The_Pomu]

Proof of concept is why people used to make scale models of things. Do it on a small scale, then multiply to make it bigger. If the architect shows each block individually to the block cutters, as says, "Make this exact shape, but bigger by exactly this much", then you can then use the model as a template, and cut and lay each stone from the inside out.

[LonesomeDove-dndk]

The last person you want explaining the pyramids construction technique is a fking tour guide. They make up whatever bs they want.

[dummy]

My theorie about the pyramids being built half randomly will never fade away 😅

[tiffanywilson]

What about the use of dinosaurs to build those structures? Harness a bunch of T-Rex' or other behemoth of an animal? If the pyramids and sphinx were once covered by ocean waters, buried by the ocean sands I wouldn't expect to see any surviving harnesses but there have been dinosaur excavations in Egypt, and was a museum which kept those artifacts till destroyed in WWII. Just a theory

[pointblank]

You just cut them all at the same hight and depth. The width can be whatever is available till you hit the end of the row. Simple. This would make it seam as if you are being specific but you’re not building it like he’s thinking. Just the ends is the part would would need to be specific. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[robertromberger]

No, if you watch a stone mason work, he'll pick a stone to fit the space and pattern.

[derrickgardener]

They were not carved, they were cast.

[simonhunt]

He forgot to mention all the mortar that was used.