And then there's Dildo, NF. Not shaped like a dildo but offers a whole religious experience for the uninitiated.
You assume a great deal if, as you imply, you've read only two of my almost 4500 posts. You're claiming there's a connection between an eroded landform on Mars that at low resolution resembles a human face, and a face on an ancient stone gateway here on earth built by people who couldn't possibly have seen that Martian landform with the technology archeology indicates was available to them. Any sensible person would be skeptical of that claim. If you think you can establish a reasonable probability that it's correct, let's see your evidence. The implications would indeed be profound, but there's no point in punting them into play, as you put it, until you've established the claim itself.A "skeptic" speaks.
Your 'argumentation' after only 2 posts is all over the shop, so I think I'll leave it there.
But one thing; you know the definition of 'sceptic'? "A person disinclined to accept popularity or authority as indicating the truth of assertions or beliefs".
Very few people seem to question the appropriation of the word by those (apparently such as yourself) who are absolutely and unwaveringly un-sceptical of authority and popular belief.
You assume a great deal if, as you imply, you've read only two of my almost 4500 posts. You're claiming there's a connection between an eroded landform on Mars that at low resolution resembles a human face
........ This may not be the first time arround for TV or high grade steel chisels and stone saws.
Cutting, sawing and 'dressing' of blocks was usually unnecessary in the building of cyclopean architecture - largely they were created using geopolymers, or stone concrete (as common-sense should tell us).
“ Pyramids ” directory at the Geopolymer Institute
Nobody accepts my ideas and I am really uptight about it.
The evidence for that's not really very good. It does appear, for instance, that some of the casing stones of the pyramids at Giza may have been cast, but I've been at that site, and it's quite obvious that the major structural blocks are quarried stone. There are bedding planes visible in them, they contain fossils, and there are tool marks on them. The quarries they came from are known, the natural stone there exactly matches the pyramid blocks, and there are several examples of partially dressed blocks still sitting there. There are also huge, 70 ton granite beams in the pyramids, and if the ancient Egyptians had the means to prepare and move those things around, obviously they could have prepared and moved the smaller blocks that make up the bulk of the structures.Cutting, sawing and 'dressing' of blocks was usually unnecessary in the building of cyclopean architecture - largely they were created using geopolymers
Ahem. It appears that I didn't show due deference to the senior members, and found myself 'moderated' yesterday, hence the silence.
Little time today, but ...... I'll be back.