why do people feel the need to mock this subject? I understand it might be " out there" in a sense so was wireless technology in the early 1900's.
Do you people do any research? for example the intricate cuts at puma punku?
how would one explain those cuts done by the ancients? i sure cant?
This is one of the few theories I actually agree there could be something going on. I mean I know calling ancient humans anything other than the most incredible and smartest species in the history of time is pure blasphemy to many but just maybe.....
shareDo you people do any research? for example the intricate cuts at puma punku?See the references at the bottom:
how would one explain those cuts done by the ancients? i sure cant?
thank you interesting ; however a lot of it doesn't debunk anything it gives alternate scenarios to how they "might have done it" using sand and ropes.
I still ask how can the cuts be so detailed and smooth? i have worked with waterjet machines,laser machines,coldsaws,and every amada saw that is out there, the cuts are still not as good.
thank you interesting ; however a lot of it doesn't debunk anything it gives alternate scenarios to how they "might have done it".Right, yes, it only provides alternate scenarios because that's all that can be done with ancient alien theory. "Ancient aliens did it" is an unfalsifiable hypothesis.
using sand and ropesActually, if you read the references provided they used chisels for the inside cuts. share
if you gave me three lifetimes to work at the problem I could obtain exactly the same results you see at Puma Punku with the tools they had available.
Well, firstly I didn't mean to imply that it was developed in that short a time, Tiwanaku was around for much longer than three generations.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiwanaku_empire
Secondly, a browse through the wikipedia pages related to Tiwanaku shows archealogical sites that are both older and younger than Pumapunku
Every civilization eventually collapses (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/229301689_Climate_and_Collapse_Agro-Ecological_Perspectives_on_the_Decline_of_the_Tiwanaku_State), and when it does there will be some point in its lifetime where we can point to and say "there was its architectural peak". For Egypt you would probably point to the great Pyramids, although I guess you could point to Abu Simbel as well. For Tiwanaku we have Pumapunku.
Secondly, a browse through the wikipedia pages related to Tiwanaku shows archealogical sites that are both older and younger than Pumapunku
As far as modern technology being able to replicate the cuts I don't see why one would expect it to
to dispute the notion this was done by" Aliens",to learn more about the method; all else is speculated guesses.
I guarantee you, if you gave me three lifetimes to work at the problem I could obtain exactly the same results you see at Puma Punku with the tools they had available.
doubt this one; since we need solid proof this is the way it was done. thank you for the research and details!
doubt this one; since we need solid proof this is the way it was done. thank you for the research and details!Academia does not exist to prove trivia to people who hold fringe beliefs, especially unfalsifiable beliefs. If your standard is that someone has to actually make a replica of a Tiwanaku carved stone block with a copper chisel then you can rest assured you will never, ever see it - not because it can't be done, but because no one is going to waste their life doing it. Archaeologists, quite frankly, have better things to do with their research time than to prove to David Childress that he's wrong about... everything. share
David Childress that he's wrong about... everything.
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by troodon311 ยป Academia does not exist to prove trivia to people who hold fringe beliefs, especially unfalsifiable beliefs...
...Archaeologists, quite frankly, have better things to do with their research time than to prove to David Childress that he's wrong about... everything.
If your standard is that someone has to actually make a replica of a Tiwanaku carved stone block with a copper chisel then you can rest assured you will never, ever see it - not because it can't be done, but because no one is going to waste their life doing it.
It wasn't a waste of time to them, it was their occupation. They were stone cutters using their services to try to help build structures that these people considered important to their society. Hell, they probably considered it to be one of the best possible uses of their time.
shareby troodon311 ยป It wasn't a waste of time to them, it was their occupation. They were stone cutters using their services to try to help build structures that these people considered important to their society. Hell, they probably considered it to be one of the best possible uses of their time.
EXACTLY THE DEBUNKED IS THE BEST!
shareTHIS SHOW MAKES IT SOUND LIKE HUMANS ARE TO STUPID TO PUT ROCKS ON TOP OF OTHER ROCKS!
LIKE ALIENS USED STONE INSTEAD OF A HIGH TECH HAB TO LIVE ON EARTH! THERE IS NO PROOF JUST IDIOTS LIKE TSOUKALOS SPOUTING NONSENSE!
Does it use all caps too? they must be very stupid or uneducated if they do?
shareDoes it use all caps too?Yep:
oh snap i was being sarcastic Thanks for the uploads!
shareI love when my main man David Hatcher Childress puts the right angle ruler on the block and it hangs out a 1/4 inch. Yes I do believe ancient man was capable of cutting a straightish line
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