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Here is part two of the original video posted in this thread. Those granite caves are one of the most impressive things ever constructed on this planet in my personal opinion. The precision executed can not be matched today. The fact that they are cut from the inside out raises the difficulty 10 fold
 
power_by_429 said:
. Anyone on here know about radiocarbon14 dating? :lmao:
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Yup. It has a 3-5% error rate so it’s actually very accurate for a 50,000’ view but getting down to the nitty gritty it doesn’t tell us as much as either side wants us to believe.

It’s actually one of my main argument against climate change activists.
Me: So you telling me ice core samples say we are going into an ice age, correct?
Them: Yes
Me: So 2 million years of ice core samples say we are going into an ice age, correct?
Them: Yes
Me: And a sudden massive rise in carbon caused the warming trend?
Them: Yes
Me: How do you account for the error rate in carbon dating?
Them: ?
Me: Carbon dating has between a 3-5% accuracy rate. Whats that in terms of a percentage of 2 million years?
Them: ?
Me: How many 1000’s of years did the ice ages last?
Them: ?
Me: So you can’t 100% tell me that the carbon rise your talking about happened before the ice froze and not after it melted revealing all the frozen death and destruction left to thaw out and decay?
Them: You’re a climate denier that is killing the earth.
Me: Time to go fire up my V8 drive home. Stack a bunch of brush up and have a nice bonfire. Have a nice day.
 
Today was a microdose day so that means I basically mentally chewed on existential type questions as I went through the day. :laughing:

It just amazes me how science can just gloss over some incredibly complicated shit. I don't know why, but I got to thinking about instinct today. Like what the fuck is instinct? Basically innate knowledge or hardwired reaction, right? Well, that's problematic as fuck. Where is that knowledge coming from? Is it coded within DNA somehow? Maybe. How the hell does a bee know how to build a hive or a beaver a dam? I mean, those you could convince me are some form of learned behavior since those animals have some of community to learn from but then you have to give them credit for being a lot more intelligent than we think they are because some brilliant ass bees and beavers way back when figured out how to do this shit and it's been being passed down basically as history and education since. But what about a spider? How does a spider know how to build a web? There's no community. THE SPIDER JUST KNOWS HOW TO BUILD A COMPLICATED AS FUCK WEB. FUCKING HOW???? It makes no sense and you can't just punt on that by blowing it off as "instinct". Just pause for a moment and consider what you're suggesting and what that means.

As for the hardwired reaction aspect, that gets existential pretty quickly. Like if I chuck a wrench at you, you're gonna duck or throw up your hands to block. You didn't think about that action at all. You just did it. It was hardwired. Okay, so does free will exist? I mean, if instinct in the form of hardwired reaction exists then how can free will exist? Does the universe just press pause on free will in certain situations? That doesn't seem to work logically.
 
This one is mo better and has most of the content the op posted. It's also translated in the interviews.

 
The BAM was cool until they got into the numerology BS.
I read Hancock's book about the search for the ark of the covenant. Pretty cool but that's going back 25+years. Never heard of those caves in India. Mind blown.
 
Yesterday I watched joe rogan with Jimmy corsetti and Ben van kerkwyk.

3d scan of a solid granite vase from ancient times revealed a .040 thou wall thickness holding a .001 thou tolerance across its dimensions, with external handles. That's impressive work on so many levels it makes my wannabe machinist brain hurt.

They also talked about a granite core with tooling marks that indicated an absolutely insane feed rate.

Whoever/whatever these stonecutters were, they sat at the big kids table
 
there are two alien ancestory types that I recorded on DVR.. one has like 6 editions the other maybe 40-50

we are switching provider in the next couple of days.. so Im gonna loose them.. argh
 
I'm posting this in a couple of threads, it's long but a great explanation/theory.

 
I’ve been into Brien Forester, UnchartedX, Chris Dunn, Graham Hancock and friends for years.

Those Sculpted out caves in India, the Serapium boxes, the 40,000 odd bowls from granite somehow turned with handles, shischt disc, Sacsayhuaman, Cusco wall work etc etc - All incredible

The common taught archaeological and history teachers are all on crack.

No way was it done with chisels and pounding stones.

Mind blowing stuff if you look into it in detail.

Those scoop marks on the unfinished Aswan obelisk :eek: in the granite.

I just gotta walk away from it all because it’s crazy intriguing to me —- I just want to know the truth - not some dribble coming from pencil necked dorks who have never got a splinter in their hands before


Some real special tech back before the Younger Dryas period
 
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New vid - More in depth about that vase scan


 
he is quoting something from xmas day.. so its way back..

but i remember writing something about the full series.. and my finishing it..

but like what happens often.. i decided people wouldn't care and its got lots of rambling or whatever..

so i swipe it away.. at least once a day or so..
 
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