UFO / UAP

[Harry Bloomfield]

Science moves on evidence, evidence trumps everything else. Your imaginary evidence isn't good enough.

You appear to confuse logic, with imaginary evidence.

Logic simply doesn't support the evidence you are relying upon. Do you honestly believe they spare 100,000 men, for 20 years needed to build the pyramid. Could we even spare that number of people today, with the increased leisure time. Egypt, and the world in general had a much smaller population, and the population that was, was pretty busy just surviving.

 

[IT Minion]

You appear to confuse logic, with imaginary evidence.

You haven't displayed any grasp of logic on this thread. Imaginary evidence has led you to believe in some mysterious ancient civilization that Egypt kept subcontracting to do their monument building.

 

[denso13]

You appear to confuse logic, with imaginary evidence.

"Logic is a system of principles that uses reason to determine if a conclusion is true or untrue. A person using logic will come to a generalized conclusion by looking at the given information and making an inference based on that data."

https://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-logic-definition-examples-quiz.html#

You are basing your beliefs on gut feelings. You are being completely illogical.

 

[Odds]

How come alien theorists always claim Egyptians couldn't build the Pyramids but ignore the same phenomenon in Central America, or the Balkans?

 

[noseall]

You appear to confuse logic, with imaginary evidence.

IRONY OVERLOAD!!

 

[Deleted member 323070]

yeah archaeologists are never wrong when is it and is it they say we went from hunter gatherers to civilisation .

Do you want another go at expressing that? Is it?

 

[Koolpc]

To recap. There is a huge amount of evidence supporting the fact that the Egyptians built the pyramids. Archeological finds, scientific research, proof of how they could be built and even an eye witness account in a dated papyrus.

No one has yet posted any evidence to the contrary . There are no research papers claiming that a superior race or aliens did it. Zero.

The argument seems to be, "well it's my opinion and you can't prove me wrong". This is an argument from incredulity and a logical fallacy.

I think that's it in a nutshell.

Utter rubbish as usual..

 

[denso13]

Utter rubbish as usual..

What specifically?

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

You haven't displayed any grasp of logic on this thread. Imaginary evidence has led you to believe in some mysterious ancient civilization that Egypt kept subcontracting to do their monument building.

To be fair - I have hardly posted anything at all in this thread. I have pretty much left it to the usual suspects of Denso and Minion, to jump upon any attempt to discuss the subject, and wasting their time, and being kept awake at night.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

How come alien theorists always claim Egyptians couldn't build the Pyramids but ignore the same phenomenon in Central America, or the Balkans?

There are similarities in style, but how might you explain that?

 

[denso13]

To be fair - I have hardly posted anything at all in this thread. I have pretty much left it to the usual suspects of Denso and Minion, to jump upon any attempt to discuss the subject, and wasting their time, and being kept awake at night.

I have got a very open mind, as does science. I have asked for evidence of the opposing view but no one has any. I'll happily consider anything that anybody wants to share.

 

[IT Minion]

simply doesn't support the evidence you are relying upon. Do you honestly believe they spare 100,000 men, for 20 years needed to build the pyramid. Could we even spare that number of people today, with the increased leisure time. Egypt, and the world in general had a much smaller population, and the population that was, was pretty busy just surviving.

It was the focus of an empire with a population similar to medieval England and living on some of the most fertile land on the planet.

Have you heard of the Fertile crescent?

 

[Deleted member 323070]

It was the focus of an empire with a population similar to medieval England and living on some of the most fertile land on the planet.

Have you heard of the Fertile crescent?

Is that part of the human anatomy?

 

[blup]

On the other hand, we have those with totally closed minds, the deniers, and acceptors that our current knowledge has to be the limit, that there couldn't possibly be anything we might have missed.

I try to always keep an open mind, because technical and archaeological opinion is always in a state of flux.

I don’t disagree with that in relation to say religious belief, because the spiritual dimension in life is always personal, but I’m not convinced it’s applicable to the construction of the pyramids

 

[gas112]

Amazing how throughout history building techniques have got better and better and more sophisticated as time moved on .
But in the case of the pyramids they hit the ground running went from building the greatest structures on earth out of stone and managed to incorporate rooms in them supporting millions of tons above them capable of surviving earth quakes etc .
And then progressed to making them out of mud bricks that then collapsed strange they went backwards or where they just trying to unsuccessfully copy something that was already there