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Originally Posted by SeeingRed
Well id say there are a lot of things that are unexplained to say the least. If you can explain to me logically how the pyramids were built 5000 years ago with no machines I'm all ears...that is probably the simplest example of dozens. There are ancient structures with precisions cuts that could only be made by the most advanced machinery we use today.....thousands of years ago. How high in the mountains is Machu Picchu again? Pretty damn high to be building with stones that size that weren't from that location etc... ....ancient compass watches with advanced astrological detail from thousands of years ago...ancient maps found frozen showing precise advanced details of all 7 continents from hundreds of years ago, a time long before Antartica was even discovered....lots of speculation that the idea of the computer chip was found in Roswell etc...on and on. Pieces of technology "left behind" far beyond the days & times they were found in. Lets just say assistance from more advanced beings would make a lot more sense than people 5000 years ago doing such things. You could pick out dozens of things and debate for hours and still come to the conclusion being "unknown"
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Obviously you give our distant ancestors a lot less credit than I do with regards to their capabilities. I don't really see the pyramids as being impossible to build without machinery. Here's a good description of it:
http://www.livescience.com/32616-how...ds-built-.html
The idea that the computer chip was found, and not created, is pretty insulting to a lot of people that put a great deal of effort into its creation. Things like this have a long and very detailed history of their existence. There are exactly zero pieces of current technology that couldn't be traced back to their human inception. To state otherwise is just Tsoukalos inspired nonsense. If you really think there are dozens of things that are debatable regarding their existence outside of human means, then list of a few and let's look at them individually. Let's test your theory that assistance from outside the human civilization makes more sense than human beings being responsible for them.