05, oh [bleep]. 05, five, uh, like inches or 0.05 degrees. Degrees, it’s, it’s off by 0.05 degrees. So I wonder how big that is. It’s, what’s it, it’s, so what’s the degree? Microbial, it’s like, dude, 05, do you realize, do you realize how small of a percentage that is off, off straight North, off perfect True North. I think, to give like an example, and I don’t remember the exact cities, but there was something that, like, if you fly from LA to New York and you’re off by just 5 degrees, you’re going to end up in like South Carolina or some [bleep] like that. That’s five degrees.

So, like, just, I don’t know, just to give you an example, just to give you like some, some more, that’s, that’s more precise than many modern day structures, including some, like, contemporary obser, like observatories that are like in present, built to try to align with it. It’s more precise than they are. Yeah, like just to give you a comparison, so the Washington Monument, yeah, is off by 007 degrees, okay, and they built it to try to specifically, so if you don’t, I mean, if you don’t know what the Washington Monument is, it’s a big obelisque. It’s a, me and Eric, me and Eric had sandwiches there, ably.

Me and Eric, we, we had some, uh, some pot belly sand, at the strange story, U, so we went there for a wedding and then we were like, uh, I think I got like a hankering, like a k, like a, like a thing, I was like, hey Sean, I want to just eat a big old dirty sandwich. Lit, he was like, I want to eat a sandwich at the, at the Lincoln Memorial and, like, sit on the steps. And we did it, and there was like hundreds of other people there and eating the sandwiches. I know, we were hung over, like, it was a great time, dude.

It was like one of my awesome memories. It, amazing, I loved it. All right, but that thing is a massive monument, and it’s a [bleep] Obelisk, so it’s off by 7, with all the modern technology that we have, the Washington Monument is off by 00707, 07, and that is like with modern technology. So the Paris Observatory is off by 0.2 degrees, and the great pyramid’s accuracy surpasses that, accuracy in terms of being, accuracy of being North, being aligned, being aligned with True North. Okay, and they did this [bleep] 5,000 years ago. Yeah, like, holy [bleep], are you [bleep] kidding me? Mhm, mhm. So then we get into the, so the precise alignment suggests a couple of different things, the first being religious and mythological significance.

Yeah, so the ancient Egyptians believed in a cosmic order which they called Mat, and aligning the pyramid with the cardinal points may have symbolized, like, balance and harmony with this Cosmic order. So that’s kind of like some other belief system. We got into this in the first episode a little bit, but so the north was particularly important, as it was associated with the imperishable Stars, which is, you think of like the North Star, you think of these things that are like the constants in their life, which is these celestial bodies, mhm, that are constant through the generations, like the, the North Star is always there.

At the summer solstice, of the, the kns part, yes. So it’s like these are the things that are the, the diverging of, of the woman, the flowering of, yes, on the, on the, exactly, sweetheart, I’m gonna take you, honestly. I mean, so the second thing, which is very similar, which is astronomical and Celestial connections. The Great Pyramid may have functioned as an astronomical Observatory itself. Okay, I like this. Yeah, I like this, I like this. They’re thinking of like that as being a way to then further be connected to these astrological bodies. So the shafts that are inside the pyramid also align with specific Stars, including Orion and Sirius, so this reinforces the connection between the Pharaohs and their afterlife Journey.

So the Egyptians believe that their, their Spirits would go through these shafts and then go to these specific astral bodies, like that was where, in their eyes, that was where they would go, to the afterlife, to these specific points. Okay, so that’s one of the, one of the theories. And then another one is Advanced surveying and engineering technology, which we will get into in depth further, but these precise orientations suggest that they had an exceptional knowledge of astronomy and measurement techniques long before the invention of the magnetic compass. Yeah, correct. Yeah, so, like, how would you even, how would you even [bleep] know what true north was in [bleep] 2586 BCE?

You got a theory on that, Eric? How the [bleep] would you know? I mean, yeah, that’s honest. Grounded is grounded. Only thing I can, the only thing I think of is, is if this is, if this is your life for thousands of years and you’re, you’re, you’re operating off of the stars, then, you know. No, but, like, but, like, there was no, sort, there was no, you know, for thousands of years you’re operating, well, you’re operating, you’re using the star as your directional points, right? Okay, that’s your compass. Yeah. The Stars, cuz they don’t move. Okay, sure. Yeah, so they’re moving on. What, what exquisite explanation by Eric here really has got me dialed in, and I’m going to be extremely aggro towards Eric.

I feel like there’s going to be, warning, there’s going to be a peak, there’s a peak, Eric might leave. We might have a fight here, just fair warning. So there are several theories that exist that, about how they achieved such accuracy. So, and I’m going to go through these, so the first is what they call the Shadow and the gnomon method, which is solar observation. So the Egyptians may have used a vertical Rod, which is called a gnomon, I don’t know if I’m pronouncing that right, it’s a G-N, G, like gnomon, maybe it’s a gnomon, to track the sun’s movement. And so, by marking the shortest Shadow at noon, which, solar noon, they could determine True North based on these Shadows.

This method would require accurate observation over multiple days to ensure Precision, because obviously the way that the sun works, it’s not always in the same exact place, so you’re, you’re constantly having to observe these Shadows. This is one Theory, I’m not saying this is accurate, this is a particular Theory. Yeah, the second being the star tracking method, which is, they call the pole star method. So some researchers suggest that Egyptians used a technique called Stellar alignment, when they, uh, in essence, tracking the star’s movement. So around 2500 BCE, the pole star was Thuban, Alpha Draconis, that’s the actual name, not Polaris, um, and so by observing Thuban at the exact moment it crossed the Meridian, which is the highest point in the sky, they could establish True North based on that movement.

This is all [bleep]. I like that. So this is, this is, this is J and I drawing a line in the Sand, yeah, and then watching it for 50 years and seeing the, the shadow move across the sand and going, this true, I think we found a pattern here. Breaker, uh, let’s go back to the bakery, then we’re going to [bleep] tell the boys about this. Meanwhile, I’m at the Virgin fire pit, Eric’s praying to the god of lust, come on baby. Okay, I get it though, I get it. And so then there’s also, which we talked about in episode one of this, uh, of the, of the pyramids, a plumb line, which is a weight on a string that could be used for, for, it’s like a, it’s like an old school measurement tool.

Exactly, yeah, like super, super archaic. Extremely archaic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so next is what’s called the Meridian Transit technique. Holy [bleep], so they use two aligned siting rods, which is like an early form, you know, just to give you an example, like, so have you ever seen like the dudes that are the [bleep], they’re, they’re on the street, they’re wearing like the, the orange vest, and, like, the guy looking through the thing, there’s like another dude with, like, a pole. They’re surveyor, so, like, that’s like different surveying techniques that they use, line of sight. They doing, what are they doing? It’s, they, they’re doing surveying, like, for, but for what?

But, like, what they’re trying to find, why are they in my house, like, or my property? The [bleep] are they doing, they’ve never been in your, I’ve literally called the cops on these people, like, three times. So, so they’re using these siding rods, which is like an archaic version of this, in essence, bang, and they could track a star as it moved across the sky. So real, real quick, can I just pause? So are they just trying to survey the land to better the betterment of the maps? Well, no, in this technique they’re using these sighting rods to, in essence, track star movement. Okay, so they’re like, okay, we’re going to be in a constant position here on Earth because we’re on it, and then we’re going to track star movement, based on, yeah, based on the days, based on time, to decide, like, okay, this is, this is how, like, this is the perfect alignment based on how they move around, this is going to be the most aligned Point.

Gotcha, this is all speculation, okay, but so they’re essentially the astronomers that are on earth comparing astronomy to the land. They, they’re using, they’re using Earth constants against star movement. Gotcha, so granted, this method does require repeated observation over time to refine the accuracy, because obviously the celestial bodies are, are technically moving, because, according to modern science, we are actually mo, we’re moving through the universe. Yeah, and so, like, the sun’s always in a different position, like, the stars are technically, or in Motion, in comparison to us. Quick question, and we can edit this out if it’s not, but did they, did the Egyptians know that we were on, like, a ball that was moving?

I have no idea, I actually have no idea. They can’t know that, how the [bleep] are they supposed to know that? I don’t think they could ever [bleep] you. Know what I mean, though, like, did they know that we, I highly doubt that they knew that, unless, really. Yeah, exterior, for some, told them. Exterior forces let them know, let them in on the game here. They knew, you know what, solved. It’s interesting because if they didn’t know, yeah, you know what I mean, like, it’s actually amazing, who knows. Anyways, no, if they didn’t know, like, they’re trying to figure out this, like, Sean’s saying, like, this, this, okay, there’s movement going, I look up at the, all every night, and then I’m starting to notice the [bleep] stars are moving slight, so then they develop this, this, this way of, like, being able to track this [bleep].

Yeah, that’s right. So the last method that is speculated that they could have used is what’s called the water reflection method. So this is where they take a flat water basin, uh, that, in essence, could be used to reflect the night sky, allowing for precise alignment measurements. So it’s, in essence, it’s, instead of looking out of the sky, you’re looking, looking through a pool, like, mirror. Yeah, like, you like that one. So it’s like a pool of water, and then you go, like, the movement of the water, and then going, no, it’s, it’s actually where the stars to, ab, absolutely not, it’s not, not, I said at all, no, no, they don’t have, wrong, no, no, all you listening, cuz, uh, why saying that, you’re making the, oh, the water’s moving, the stars are moving, oh, I saw a wave, I saw it, I saw a wave, gravity, little ripple, it’s gravity, no, the whole point of this method is that the still water acts as a perfect level mirror.

Right, right, so now they’re trying to, ing it, so essentially, like, they’re using that as, like, like their telescope type thing, but, like, it’s a mirror. It’s also, it’s like, okay, you put a, you put a, no, list, the water is a mirror. No, but listener, no, it’s simple, imagine this. Oh, it’s simple. No, no, it is, when you think about it, like this, listen. Yeah, okay, so you put, so you put a, a big, a big water jug on the ground. You put a big water jug on the ground, yeah, and, you know, let’s say, like, at night, okay, you see the reflection, you see what the stars are in relation to this circle, okay?

Yeah, okay, and say a month from now you do the same thing, and the stars are in a different position, okay, from when, but you’re looking at a, a very flat, flat, level surface, yeah, and then where the stars are at a different time, and you see that, okay, here, I make a line, okay, this was one inch in, one inch out with this main star, okay, and then a month later, okay, now it’s an inch and a half here, okay, cool, now we can start working on alignment based on the period of time. It is, so it’s giving you, it’s giving you a constant, like, here’s the constant, which is the pool, and now here’s where the star is now, as opposed to looking up, you’re like, is that a [bleep], is that different, is that a different place, did I have too much wine today, am I seeing this right?

I was like, that mead’s hitting hard right now, like that mead. So now you’re actually seeing, in a thing, you’re looking in the same thing, you’re like, oh okay, now I can actually map the movements. Yeah, gotcha, that’s the concept behind that theory. What’s crazy though, is that, um, and I’m looking this up as we speak, is, um, why didn’t they just use mirrors? They didn’t [bleep] have, there’s no mirrors. Yeah, from what I gather, they had mirrors. No, they didn’t have glass. I don’t think they had glass back in 2500 BC. How they have mirrors? Well, like shiny copper, like shiny copper, bronze. Yeah, I was just wondering, makes sense if they didn’t have, like, actual mirrors.

No, then that makes sense, because glass, or water would be your mirror. Yeah, is a mirror, and that’s also a way to see, like, now I’m following, now I’m following, and now I dig it, now I dig it. Yeah, so now we get on to more the mathematical side of things. I love math. So this sector, numbers don’t lie, no, this sector is called pi and the golden ratio, foo, that appear in the dimensions, and I’ll explain these. So, so obviously most people know what pi is, so pi is, is the, is the Greek symbol of pi, which is like a 3.41 22266, 3.14, damn, you’re close, closer than I would have been, [bleep], closer than I, I mean, it could be more wrong, Eric, you’re actually excommunicated from the B, guys, you’re out, you’re done.

So pi, for, for most, for, if you don’t know, pi is a mathematical constant that represents the ratio of a circle circumference to its diameter. Yeah, so it’s, it’s used in, it’s used in, uh, it’s just a math, it’s a math equation, and which is, which is wild, that it is real. It doesn’t seem real to me, it doesn’t seem real, but it is real, it’s a, it’s a mathematical constant, it’s something that’s been proven, in terms of our, it checks out on our understanding of, of the universe, how this works, the math, the math, mout, Albert. Yeah, so this actually, so pi actually appears in the pyramid’s proportions, which leads to speculation Egyptians had, had higher knowledge of these types of mathematics.

Can’t be true. That true, be true. So here’s how pi appears in the, in the pyramid’s dimensions. So the height of the pyramid is, was 146.640 m, because obviously the cap’s gone, erosion and all this [bleep], but the main one, yeah, the, the base is 23.4 m per side, and that is exact, by the way, each side is 23.4 m, each side exactly 240, point, like, within, within literally like, it’s, they’re off by, like, a triangle. If I [bleep] paid you 100 bucks right now with a [bleep] ruler, like, and they would not be, no, no, you understand, like, each side is exactly 23.4 m, like, exactly, mhm, like, how, that alone is like [bleep] sus.

Hella sus. And so then the perimeter, I mean, good engineering, the perimeter of the perimeter of, and perimeters, you take all the sides and you add them together, is 921.6 kbps, equation, and then it breaks it down to literally equaling, equaling very close to pi, cuz pi is like an infinite number, pi goes at 3.14, but not exact, no, because it’s, no, like, they, as exact as you can get, no, come on, no, they actually broke down pi to, like, I think it, I think it was like 100,000 digits, it was like, cra, isn’t pi, uh, it can’t be exact, like, it’s infinite, repeating. If you had to, it’s like saying it’s here, there’s not an ability to make it exactly, well no, I’ll give you an example, it’s like, uh, it’s like how much each of us own of our LLC, it’s 33.3 repeating, it’s 33.33 forever, right, so it’ll never end, fractional, it’s infinite, it’s, it’s infinite because it’s not a, it’s not a perfect, it’s not a, you can’t, it doesn’t work, buy coin pod, B, sorry.

So the point is that there’s this giant math equation, but it ends up equaling pi, and so this, it just suggests that, like, they kind of embedded pi into its creation, because the odds of that happening are pretty astro [bleep] nal, meaning they knew about mathematics. Yes, meaning had to, no, no, specific mathematics, not just, like, flash cards multiplication, it’s insinuating that they had an understanding of circular geometry, as in regards to architecture, like how circular geometry is incorporated in architecture, it’s like, s, it’s a very high level, like, understanding. It’s like, yeah, [bleep], that’s why you look at, like, the [bleep] living in, like, mud huts, and you’re like, yeah, makes sense, [bleep] in a [bleep], then you get into super hyper advanced [bleep].

So then you get into the golden ratio. All right, so the golden ratio, and so what that is, so golden ratio is, it’s a, it’s denoted by a Greek letter phi, and that, that’s what, that’s what equals the golden ratio, just like pi is a, is a Greek letter. Yeah, um, so the golden ratio appears in many natural and artistic forms, it’s associated with Aesthetics, growth patterns, harmonics, it’s commonly found in nature, and when it’s used in, uh, in a design, it fosters organic, natural looking compositions. So even using, like, bodybuilding and [bleep], like, the dad bod, you want, you want that dad, you want that golden ratio, no, it’s true, like, there’s a golden ratio to, like, how much you’re supposed to have shoulders to, to, to your waist and all that.

So, like, to what you were saying, like, Aesthetics, it is an aesthetic thing, it’s, it’s like a proportional ratio system, it relates to [bleep] architecture, to [bleep] body, to [bleep], it, it is, appears in nature, it’s like an artistic form. So it’s like, yeah, real quick, how close am I into the golden ratio? Uh, you’re more like the bronze ratio, and bro, I’m like third place, dude, I’m like, I’ll take third place, I’m like the rust, rust ratio, my [bleep], I used to be. Yeah, I’m just curious. All right, so, so pretty much people claim that the Great Pyramid was designed with the golden ratio in mind, and they get into it, it gets really mathematical, and, like, I don’t want to, like, put you guys to sleep, yeah, but it’s to do with the slant and the base, and, like, they make a calculation, and that calculation literally equates exactly to the golden ratio, which is 1.618, repeating, in, into other numbers, and it, it literally equates exactly that.

I’m not going to tell you what the equation is, because I have a hard time read. Crazy, it’s crazy. But like, didn’t, isn’t the golden ratio, like, a Greek thing though? Well, yes, cuz it’s, it’s the Greeks, were the, the Greeks were the ones who figured it out, but, and then later on we learned that the Greeks were not established for another 2,000 years. That’s what I’m saying. So that’s, well, that’s what, that’s the point, is the fact that. Are we, like, are we, like, biting to the, I mean, we’re looking for that equation. Yeah, didn’t we talk about this in the first episode, like, there’s like this one truth that you, like, stick to, and, like, you try to make sense.

Sh, yeah, but the fact that this, they can even create, the fact that can even create some sort of equation, the odds of it being, being, it are, are pretty slim. Yeah, to, to get 1.61 is pretty difficult, to get that, unless the Greeks then developed it based on the info that they had from before, the plentitude of documentation from the hieroglyphics, meaning they, like, this [bleep], this eagle, no, golden, golden R, eagle, baby. No, I mean, the idea was, is that if, if we take mathematics from yesteryear, and we learn from the mathematics of previous generations and/or civilizations, then are we using that experience to develop the new things?

Okay, so I mean, to, to that point, like, like, so maybe this time era had the golden ratio, yeah, to build the pyramids. Got you, listen, I’ll give you, so maybe they were the source, and then the Greeks used them, exactly, 100%. And my only thing about mathematics, and I’ve always felt this way, I think I feel this way, mostly about physics, just because I feel like our, our concept of physics is, is not accurate, and most physics, most of physics is theoretical. It’s, that’s why there’s the practice of theoretical physics. Ever changing, yeah, because it’s not even really ever changing, cuz they refuse, they refuse to, to get out of their bubble.

Oh, okay, is that we’re basing everything off of only what we know, and it’s, it’s very conceited to, to believe, know at all, because we don’t. Yeah, so I, I always take it a grain of salt. Got, okay, but anyways, the fact that this ratio kind of plays out suggests that the pyramid follows what’s called a Golden Triangle, which is a right triangle with proportions based on the golden ratio. Wow, so just another coincidence, and so far we have multiple coincidences. So just, so you guys know too, like, this frequently, the golden ratio frequently appears in what’s called sacred geometry, it’s a whole other category.

Wow, geometry, yeah, which we’re not going to get into. Wow, because it’s too much. I did not do that in high school. Sacred jam, jamanji, J, JJ, ji. So regarding the theories on the mathematical knowledge of the ancient Egyptians, so the mainstream view is that it’s, you know, scholars believe that the appearance of pi, and the, the appearance of the golden ratio, is unintentional, it’s kind of accidental, just kind of coincidental, like, oh, they just kind of stumbled on it, just happened to be that way, you know. The Egyptians were skilled in geometry and proportions, but there’s no evidence that they actually explicitly knew what pi was, or knew what the golden ratio was, and, like, purposely implemented it.

Maybe they knew something else, and, like, it just happened to be the same [bleep]. Um, question, any other pyramids have this kind of, uh, coincidence? I focus solely on the Great Pyramid, like, I have 20 [bleep] pages on just the Great Pyramid, I don’t have enough time for that [bleep]. [Bleep], we were thinking that, that if, if it expanded, if it did well, um, we could expand, we could expand to another episode on pyramids that are not in Egypt. Yeah, you know what I mean, and we can go to Mexico and, like, go, okay, like, even, even the ones in Egypt, I’m wondering if they also have the same, built with the same kind of Precision, Precision and coincidences.

Like the bent one, you remember the bent one? Oh yeah, the bent pyramid, like, did that have, even though it was bent and [bleep] up on a structural, yeah, sense, was it, did it, like, did it still have, like, ratio? A good point, good point, actually good point. So the alternate view on these mathematical anomalies, so some research argue that Egyptian Architects had a deeper understanding of mathematics, and, you know, they were [bleep] implementing that [bleep], they were doing it. So the precise incorporation of pi and the golden ratio suggest that an advanced knowledge of geometry was available to them at that time, and some speculate that that came from a Lost Civilization or some sort of ancient wisdom, even before them.

Oh yeah, like, so, like, they got it from somebody else, like we were talking about with the Greeks, maybe the Greeks got it from the Egyptians, maybe the Egyptians actually got it from an even ancient, more ancient civilization than. I like that, yeah, I like this, so then I mean, it’s, it’s mankind, okay, in the development of man. So there are other mathematical Curiosities in the Great Pyramid other than the pi and the golden ratio, uh, so there’s one, that the pyramid encodes the Earth’s proportions. So the ratio of the pyramid’s height to its perimeter mirrors the ratio of Earth’s radius to its circumference, it’s an exact, if you, dude, if you move, if you move it, I mean, like, dude, if you move it down, like, if you make it into a smaller thing, it’s a, it’s an exact, it’s an exact ratio, like, ratio meaning, like, if you multiply this thing by thing, it’ll, it’s a ratio of the circumference of Earth, it’s, it’s, dude, the ratio of the pyramid’s height to its perimeter mirrors the ratio of the Earth’s radius, radius to its circumference.

Wow, I mean, like, how the [bleep] could you accidentally do that? You can, whoops, it, you just accidentally, another coincidence. How can you, you can’t [bleep] accidentally do that [bleep] on accident. I don’t know. Yeah, how do you accidentally [bleep] do that [bleep]? No, it’s an exact ratio, ancie, it’s not an accident. And there’s another one that’s, kind, it’s kind of weird, and I think it’s another, like, you know, you know, I always say, like, more than one coincidence, it’s a, it’s a [bleep] conspiracy. Yeah, like this one, exactly, dude, this one’s a little wild, and it’s a little, it’s a little other there, but it’s super [bleep] crazy, cuz it’s super exact.

So the geographic longitude of the Great Pyramid is, [Laughter], look for these numbers to match up, it’s like, it is an exact [bleep] number, it’s just, but the thing is, like, understand, and it’s not just one [bleep] number, it’s like, look at the [bleep] pi, understand why, why, like, the laugh, for sure it makes sense, but the fact that there’s so many things, like the exact correlation with pi, the exact correlation with the golden ratio, and look, the speed of light, meters per second, is 299,792,458 m/second, that’s the exact speed of light. So 2 99792 is the first, the first six digits of that, and their degrees is 299 792.

I mean, it’s, it’s [bleep] exact, it’s, it’s weird. I’m not saying it’s spec, it’s very speculative, super spe, circumstantially creepy, circumstantially odd. Yeah, like, suspect, look, even the research say it’s likely a coincidence, but it’s really odd that it’s that exact, exact, it’s really odd. So now, or could this be, like, you know, like, you know, like how sometimes people, like, look at a dollar bill, and they’re like, look at this, look at this pyramid, dude, in the bush, that’s a little more in the, that’s a little more sketch, like, if you fold it you see the twin towers, fold it into a [bleep], this was printed on October, and, what the [bleep], legit, it’s the, it’s the, it’s the, yeah, I know, know, it’s just the fact, I, I’m not going to, you know what I mean, it’s just the fact that there’s so many of these, for sure.

Like, if, if that was the only one, I’d be like, okay, that’s a coincidence, but there’s, like, multiple other things finding, it’s finding your answer, dude, my thing is, to me, one time, sure, but, like, no, that’s what I’m saying, that’s what he’s saying too, is he saying like one, okay, yeah, one, like, yeah, they’re pushing it, we’re stretching it, ping table, this table, exact ratio, like, for some reason this is due south, based on Haley’s Comet only every 64 years though, and the fun, that [bleep] sha la it out here, I know this, oh, the smoothness of points to the [bleep], but what’s crazy is that it, it aligns with the penis of the Pharaoh, and the Pharaoh Khufu’s penis is this length.

Oh, man, any, but I, I get, I get, if there’s, if there’s more than one, there’s more than one that is suspect. So now we’re going to do the real G’s, all right. So now there’s the four mysterious shafts and their alignment. Yeah, I know, I hate these, weird porn movie, the sh, no, you know, to his point before he jumps into it, the shafts are a problem. Yeah, the shafts are a problem, the shafts are a problem, so inside the Pam, problem, no, I mean, a problem, you cannot, you can’t, they’re hard to explain, they’re hard to explain. So inside the pyramid there are four narrow shafts, they’re each about 20 cm wide, and they extend from the king’s chamber and the Queen’s chamber, and so there’s two shafts from the king chamber, don’t, if it’s, there’s no tomb, right, right, so all, and there’s no writings in the walls, exactly, there’s no hieroglyphs, so, exactly, it’s hard to say, they’re speculating that one’s the king’s chamber and one’s the Queen’s chamber.

So there’s two shafts from the king’s chamber, which is the upper chamber, yep, and there’s two, two shafts from the Queen’s chamber, which is the lower chamber, and then these shafts are angled differently, suggesting that they were designed for specific alignments. Now the shafts in the king’s chamber and their star alignments is one little sector here, so you have the southern shaft, which is, uh, called Al Nitak, which is Orion’s Belt, that’s what they called Orion’s belt, so Al Nitak is part of Orion’s Belt, and it was linked to Osiris, which is the god of the afterlife. Yeah, so there’s common, so there’s Osiris is God of the afterlife, and there’s Anubis who’s on my arm right here, and he’s the god of the dead.

So just, just every know, and the alignment is, is based on the. View, uh, yeah, where the shaft goes, so the sha, the shaft comes out and it’s aligned, it’s aligned direct, so I know we’re in an audio setting, but, like, so if there’s a shaft, and then there’s a hole through with a shaft coming out, and then there’s a, like, you can see, yes, from that shaft, or’s belt, and, or, ory, the way it’s angled, it’s towards that, so obviously back to what we had talked about, it’s very astronomical. Yes, yes, yes, so we, we can all agree, 100% agree, that it’s astronomical in some sense, it is, definitely, it’s specifically tuned in.

This suggested that the Pharaoh’s soul was meant to travel toward Osiris in the sky, because Osiris was the god, uh, of the afterlife, and they were like, okay, yeah, my soul is going to go to this [bleep]. Yeah, so the northern shaft, which is Thuban, which is Alpha Draconis, which is the star alignment, um, so Thuban was the North Star around 2500 BCE. Egyptians believed that the circumpolar Stars, which never set below the Horizon, were the imperishable Stars, meaning they never left, they, since they never set, they never left the sky, they were imperishable, never faded out, they never, nothing, they’re always there, they were the Eternal resting place of the Divine Souls.

So if you’re, if you’re considering, you know, the pyramids being a burial place for the Divine, you know, the Divine Kings, whatever, that was the resting place of the Divine Souls, so they suggest that Khufu’s Spirit was meant to join the undying Stars, symbolizing his immortality, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, so the purpose of the king’s chamber shafts, you know, they say they served a sole, power pathways to guide their Spirits toward the heavens, you know, that they, in essence, were a way to kind of reinforce their beliefs in their, like, in the afterlife and where their souls were supposed to go. Yeah, so I understand that, that makes sense, I think that’s, it’s totally plausible in terms of, like, them building it, my question on the shafts, how the [bleep] did they make these shafts?

Yeah, so how the [bleep] did you make these shafts with this precision, and you’re building a [bleep] p, how the [bleep] do you make the sha? Oh my, I got to cut this rock, cut this rock a little bit right here, you know what I’m saying, make a 20 c, any rock, it’s like you’re talking about [bleep] granite, tons, hey, bring that copper pickax over here. So the, um, I did, I did watch a whole, I watched, like, 10 hours on the king’s chamber, and, um, it, there’s more, king chamber, bro, and it was like, yeah, and it was like, how do you make the weight of the stone above it, we’re going to get into, we’re, we haven’t actually got into the king chamber talking about, like, yes, yeah, the king chamber stones, a completely different, and that was one of the ones where I was like, yeah, don’t know how this was accomplished, we will get into the king chamber stones, we’re not in there, these are just the shafts.

Okay, so then you have the Queen, the Queen’s chamber shafts and their star alignment. So the southern shaft of the Queen’s chamber was aligned to Sirius, it’s the brightest star in the sky, it was linked to the Goddess Isis, she was the wife of Osiris, so the wife of the, the god of the afterlife, she was the mother of Horus, which I also have on my arm right here, this is Horus, that’s Horus, he’s the Hawk God, so it played a key role in rebirth, Resurrection myth, it suggests Queen chamber is, you know, obviously spiritual, symbolic, I think they all have spiritual, symbolic connotation. The northern shaft, which is Kochab, which is the Beta Ursae Minoris star that it’s going towards, which is the Little Dipper, um, which is Ursa Minor, minor, Ursa Minor, yeah.

So it was an important star for navigation, and the connection to the pyramids, on certain, but they, they think it represents just another Pathway to imperishable Stars, just another thing to, to signify that, you know, it’s immortality in, in, you know, living forever, because you’re Divine, blah, blah, blah. The shafts actually don’t exit the pyramid, so they speculate that maybe it’s kind of a ritual or symbolic function, rather than, like, an actual Spirit shaft, you know, rather than, like, actually being legit, like, oh, this being’s going to go through the shaft, I think it’s more symbolic, it’s like, yeah, a, you know, it’s like symbolism, so, like, creating a temple for the, exactly, exactly.

We’ve obviously gone over a bunch of this, and some of this is going to be redundant, there’s the soul pathway Theory, there’s the astronomical Observatory Theory, which means that maybe these shafts served as, like, like, sight, like, star sighting tubes, like almost like an ancient telescope. Yeah, for some, you know, in some sense, like, oh okay, this how we track celestial bodies, this how we, like, know we’re, like, on the [bleep] right track. There’s also, you know, rituals, which you’re talking about, maybe, like, hidden purpose, some sort of ritualistic [bleep], yeah, doing, doing a sacrificial or whatever, I don’t know, religious, u, but, but it all, it all, like, boils down to, they were really focused on the after, like, there was a very, very strong belief system, and a very, they were really focused on the afterlife, really reinforcing their belief system, and that they’re focusing these particular Stars, these particular stars align to particular deities regarding the afterlife.

Yeah, okay, so, like, I think it just really instills that we know that for a fact these [bleep] believe in that [bleep], yes, like, based on all this data, that’s the one thing that’s, like, certain, they were, we all agree on that, they, we all can agree on that. Yeah, the next step is the unusual construction techniques and Logistics of making the pyramids, so being one of the greatest engineering Marvels in human history, despite, oh [bleep], are you kidding me? Hey, it’s Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons podcast, here to tell you about Michelob Ultra Courtside. It’s getting fans closer to the NBA, with a chance to win prizes like courtside seats, a trip to All-Star Weekend, and much more.

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What, what’s greater, what’s greater, what, what do you mean, with, we have skyscrapers all over, yeah, they fall down, what are you talking about, ababi, I mean all the things, dude, the pyramids have been around for 5,000 years, exactly, and they’re still there, exactly, Jesus Christ. L, major cities that have not fallen to the ground, anyway, so, as, yeah, but they haven’t been around for 5,000 years, the Coliseum has not, 5,000, first of all, and, and it’s falling, and it’s falling apart, [bleep] already, g, dud, are you kidding me? I’m just saying there’s, there’s Machu Picchu, how old is Machu Picchu? That’s also old, I don’t know, it’s old, but the point is that, 2,000 years old, the point is that there’s nothing else that’s 5,000, Mountain top still standing, I’m just saying, dude, have you been to the Colu, I have, I’ve never been to the, that [bleep] is in disrepair.

Oh yeah, I mean that thing is like Holding On by a thread, like, like, literally, I’ve never been there, it’s Holding On by a thread, I’ve never been there, it’s, it’s decrepit. Have you, did you see Gladiator 2? It was [bleep] trash. Haven’t seen, I have, like, Paramount Plus, I was like, oh, for free, let’s go, I watched it, I was like, really? Yeah, I was like, why, why did you do this trash, like, why did you do this to, that’s a bummer, I haven’t seen it yet, and I’m like, Pedro Pascal is, is getting [bleep] hoed out for, like, everything, bro, like, you were good, and now this is bad, yeah, a bummer, yeah, it’s a bummer.

So yeah, I just brought it out cuz it takes place in the Coliseum, obviously, and, like, they, they, and they put sharks, they put sharks in it, yeah, it was so dumb, not real though, right? No, no, that was the other part, that was so bad, it was such bad CGI or whatever, it’s [bleep] called, like, AI, back to the AI [bleep]. First of all, how do Romans transport sharks, like, walk me through that one, walk me through that, N game, transport sharks on, like, horse and buggy the [bleep] out of town. All I’m trying to say is that there’s structures around the planet that are still around that are not in, not Marvel, like, the Golden Gate Bridge is a Marvel, oh my God, the Brooklyn Bridge is a Marvel, stop naming Bridges, you’ve been, have you been to these, have you seen these, have you seen the 5,000 years from now, yeah, I’m just talking about the Ingenuity of, I’m moving on cuz this is just ridiculous.

Eric, how many, have you, how long do you think that the Golden Gate Bridge will be, like, another 20 years? I was [bleep], I was saying, like, another 5 to 600 years, California, thousand years. Eric, have you heard of a thing called oxidation? It’s a weird thing that happens to metal when, like, oxygen, these Planet of the Apes movies, this is not, how, this is not real, the monkey is not real, they’re not taking over Earth, or what’s that one with the [bleep] rock, oxidation, what’s that one with the rock, the [bleep] Rampage movie, oh [bleep], man, anyways, anyways, I apologize. Thank you for apologizing, you sack of [bleep].

Needed that apology, sack of, line, just. It’s just not a, yeah, anyways, please let me continue, because I cannot [bleep] handle this conversation. So, uh, as Eric dutifully stated in the, in the first episode, the pyramid consists of 2.3 million Limestone blocks, some weighing up to 80 tons. So no, yes, that’s a fact, like, one, no, no, well, it’s, it’s one, okay, you know what I mean, like, one big one, what, one big one, it’s just one big one, I know, but it’s just, it’s like taking it out of, like, okay, I got it, most of them, most of them are, most of them are one ton, let’s be honest, no, no, and then you say, well, they’re most of the, they’re all one to 80, okay, that’s a [bleep] huge stretch, no, it’s either, it’s, oh my God, no, there’s like one or two at the bottom, er, defensive, like, we told, like, like, like he’s like meeting with, like, his doctor about, like, ED, he’s like, no, you know what I’m saying, it works, it works, like, all the time, I don’t need a [bleep], I don’t, no [bleep] problems, [bleep], I get hard, it’s easy, okay, I only, I only need it once a month, like, it, it works, this is just like a performance enhancer, it’s no big deal, I work on a fiscal cycle, so it’s once a quarter, a quarter, I was [bleep] tired, I, I had no sleep, like a fluke.

Okay, anyways, I’m going to save this, yeah, I’m going to save this, this, this is your, this is your show. So, as Eric talked about, there’s many theories, like, ramps, counterweights, levers, internal spiral ramps, as you mentioned, mhm, so we’re going to get into these particular theories, and we’re going to, we’re going to bring them down, beat them the [bleep], bring, so there’s the ramp theories. The most widely accepted theory is that there were ramps used to transport the massive Limestone and Granite blocks to higher levels, they would use straight ramps, zigzagging, or switchback ramps, spiral ramps. So the only problem about that is that a straight ramp would need, like, so much more material than the pyramid itself to construct the ramp than you would need to build the pyramid, like, there’s actually, and there was actually a study that did, and where is it, no, no, listen, listen, where they just moved it back, they just took it back on their [bleep] raft, on down the Nile River.

Er, listen, this, sorry, I’m just laughing, no, this is, this is specifically, this is specifically regarding a straight ramp, like, just being straight, based on, based on actual science and actual physics, in order to bring a stone that, just by saying it’s science doesn’t mean it’s science, so we’re all, no, but there is some science to it, there’s some math, so if I say this is science doesn’t mean it’s science, but you agree with math, and, but no, here’s the theory, yeah, hold on, uh-huh, what is that, he’s drawing some, he’s drawing a triangle, so here’s the Nile, here’s the Nile, okay, so I’m just, I’m trying to visualize what you’re talking about, right here, right, the ramp, yeah, okay, but yeah, but you, this is a ramp from the Nile to the pyramid, yeah, go, okay, all right, I’m just, I need, I need the visual.

They’re saying that it would, you would need more material to build the ramp than it would take to build the pyramid itself, because the ramp, if, if it was a straight ramp, a straight ramp, in order to get a, a piece, a, a piece of [bleep] Granite that weighed even 40 tons, yep, like one to 80, so I said 40, directly in the middle, directly in the middle, I mean, well, like, just for you, I said 40, I didn’t say, just listen, listen, you [bleep], like, okay, so based on, like, the plane, and, like, obviously, you can’t have a ramp that goes like this, Eric, because when you’re trying to bring 40 tons up this way, it doesn’t work that way, yeah, slow.

So it’s going to be a long ramp, it’ll have to be, it’ll have to be over two miles long. Totally fine, I can deal with that. Yeah, so you would need more material to build the ramp than it would take to build the [bleep] pyramid. Matter, Eric’s just going to argue that resources, I am fu, [bleep], that’s right, [bleep] Pharaoh Khufu, how much, I didn’t [bleep] ask you how much it cost, just do it. Here’s what’s crazy, is he just, he just built the argument because, you know, how far the Nile is from the pyramid, dude, how many miles, seriously? Yeah, Eric, okay, well, but, but, but, slow ramp, fine, but to Sean’s point, it would take probably, like, I don’t even know how long, but it would take longer to build that ramp than it would be to take, totally fine, 20 years, don’t, don’t worry about time, hey, Eric, friend, unlimited resources.

Eric, riddle me this, so let’s say, like, on your [bleep], on your ancient fossilized boat, you have a [bleep], you have a 40 ton, you have a 40, I have a one ton, I have no, well, there’s, let’s say, okay, let’s say you have a 10 ton block of granite on your little [bleep], on your little [bleep] pagota boat, how the [bleep] do you get that off the boat, onto the, onto the land, to move it? Yeah, I know, these are great questions. Yeah, okay, walk me through the science, there’s a pulley system, yeah, what are they pulling it off of, with the ropes? Okay, okay, check it out, with the reeds, the reeds, with the reeds, and then you have 17,000 men to get the one block, and they’re all holding a rope that’s like 80 miles long.

Ab, I just looked up, Abraham, I just looked up the average weight, the average weight, on, sorry, the, stop screaming, we’re outside, of a stone block in the Great Pyramid of Giza is about 2.5 tons. Okay, so that’s the lowest, that’s the average, I know, but he was saying 1 to 80, well, yeah, I’m helping you, there’s more stones that are lesser, that’s what averages mean, Eric, when you add everything together, I mean, you apologize now, I mean, what, what, what, more than, more than 2.3 million Limestone and granite blocks were pushed, pulled, or dragged into place, yeah, 2.3, any, this is his episode, like, like, like, this is his, we’re not, we’re not, ar, I know, my, my, that’s my apologies, anyway.

Head ourselves right, the spiral ramp, I told you this was going to peak, it’s a slow buildup, we’re 2 and a half hours in, a slow build, I’m literally poisoning your next beer. Legit, what Hitler died of was the [bleep] me, yeah, no, was a little cyanide, oh yeah, exactly, but I’m stabby. So then we get to the spiral, uh, ramp Theory, so the theory of a hidden internal spiral ramp may have been used to move the stones in the pyramid. So infrared scans have detected anomalies inside the structure that could indicate such a ramp. The series solves many problems of the traditional ramp theories, but physical evidence is still lacking.

Yeah, so you have your base, and then you have a spiral ramp, oh yeah, that goes up, m, still, I mean, say, I would hire, I would hire Jorge, I just drew it out, sketched it out for, literally in, in, in 2025, Jorge is still building the pyramid, honestly. Is my spiral, like, in charge. So, and, like, I said, like, they get into the counterweight and lever theories, how they use levers and pulleys to gradually raise these heavy blocks, like, slowly but surely, and then they get water buoyancy theories, which is, you know, Eric’s like denial, denial, riv, you know, they, they suggest that they, in essence, like, they water-fill Chambers inside the pyramid, and, and use some sort of buoyancy to lift the stones, which is, like, I’m sorry, like, I don’t know if they had, like, a bunch of [bleep] balloons with helium in them to, like, lift these [bleep], it just doesn’t make sense, it doesn’t matter how much water you use, you’re not going to float a [bleep] two and a half ton piece of granite.

But what if they put some, like, some sort of, uh, I don’t know, like, a, some sort of rafter or something under it that would float? Yeah, I don’t know if you’ve ever seen how you get that water, two, a two and a half ton raft, yeah, that’s a lot of air, doesn’t make sense, Eric, any. So far, so we’re going to move on, we’re going to move on from this, because clearly this is like a hot, this is a [bleep] pain point for Eric. Yeah, so we’re already into the, it’s difficult, no, it’s difficult, I’m going to, I’m going to give it to you, is this difficult, logical, I don’t know how, yeah, that’s why still unsolved.

I was trying to figure out, and, and the other day I was like, what’s the biggest rock I’ve ever moved, like, moved, to 18 lb rock, no, and I was like, I was like, oh, maybe I did a stone project that was like, little, landscaping, yeah, no, and it was like, it was like 112 lb, a stone project, yeah, man, a stone project, landscape, and stone project in my backyard, I think, I think the biggest problem I’ve ever had is 112 lb, or 110, you know, like, right above, it’s really heavy, right, super [bleep] heavy, but I had to, like, I had, like, three people, and trying to figure out how to do a 100, 100 pound, pound, let alone two and a half tons, which is, which is literally, is, uh, is 5,000, and truth be told, like, it, that was extremely difficult to figure out how, that, so if it was 5,000, say the low end, let’s say it was the low end of the two, I did, I did that, two and a half tons, 5,000 lb, yeah, so I understand, 5,000 [bleep], crazy, yeah.

So this, I think, I think the next one is much harder to understand, the incredible Precision in the stone cutting, yeah, with their [bleep] rudimentary [bleep] [bleep] utensils, and this is the one that, if you would better. It would better serve you if you went there and saw how precise it is. They’re, they’re like smooth, and yeah, and I’m agreeing with you, like, the thing, that part’s the thing about it, is, like, there has to be some sort of Machinery, some sort of advanced, dude, the thing about it is there, these, these cuts are like mind-blowing to today’s standards. Yeah, cuz I don’t know if you know how a quarry works, but it’s like, yeah, you’re like breaking [bleep] random rock off a thing, you can’t, troll it, it’s just a big rock, and you have to literally cut it into like perfectly symmetrical, saw of the people that do that, and it’s this massive [bleep], I don’t know, it seemed almost like a four story tall type of rock or something that they’re cutting, and then it just falls, right, and boom, and it, when it, when it falls, then it breaks into pieces or whatever, yeah, and they pick out the pieces, and they have to, like, and then, then they work on itch, those [bleep] pieces into things.

So the tools that they use for stone cutting, which we kind of talked about, we did, copper chisels, they used dolerite pounding stones, which you talked about, they had bronze saws with sand or quartz abrasives, and they had tube drills, which they could create deep, precise holes in the granite. So how precise were these cuts? So some of these Granite blocks that were in the king’s chamber, which you talked about, are, they’re cut with a Precision of 0.02 mm, which is comparable to today’s modern laser cutting, like, that’s how precise, like, laser cut Precision, like, laser cut Precision, with bronze saws, they is, bronze saw, to [bleep], 02 mm, it’s like [bleep] CNC machines, and so they’re perfectly straight and smooth surfaces.

Look at this, yeah, hor, he’s showing a video of, of the Precision of the cut, and it’s, it’s like this massive piece of granite that’s being cut, it’s like, it’s just beautiful, but also, like, the size of that [bleep], and it’s being done, of course, with, like, some [bleep] bul, is that with the laser tool? I, I don’t know, they’re not showing that part, but anyways, just showing you the massive, like, you’re telling me that without any Machinery, without any tools, without any technology, without any help, some [bleep] ropes, some, some sleds, some [bleep] copper, you’re going to, you’re going to cut copper pickaxes, so literally it’s laser c, laser cut Precision.

Yeah, and so these Basalt and granite Stones were from Aswan, which was over 800 km away, right, so they also show signs of high-speed drilling, which I will get into next, and it’s like you can’t really explain this, and let me just kind of get into it. So they call it the impossible core drill marks, in some of the cord Stone cores, uh, there’s spiral grooves that suggest, like, a high speed drilling, so they’re literally, like, you know, when you have a drill, it creates like, creates grooves, almost like a, yeah, like a [bleep] drill bit, yeah, and so this literally suggests high-speed drilling with Advanced tools, like, not with [bleep] like a dude, like a little hand, little hand copper drill.

So modern Engineers struggle to replicate these cuts using conventional ancient tools, they’ve tried, they’ve tried to, like, recreate it, just to, like, prove it, like, oh okay, we’ll use these ancient tools, and they can’t do it. So some researchers proposed that the Egyptians had unknown Advanced stone cutting techniques that were either lost in, in time, and we, we can’t understand how they did it, maybe they had some sort of Technology, but then that got lost, just got lost. Yeah, so we slightly touched on the, well, I don’t think we actually did touch on it, but there’s the mystery of the casing Stones. Originally, the Great Pyramid was covered in a highly polished white Tura Limestone casing Stones.

Oh, must have been so pretty, dude, it literally, it says it made it shine like a star in the sun, it was like a [bleep], it was just like a beacon, dude, like, boom. So almost all of those casing stones are gone, but even so, their construction’s still, like, a kind of confusion and a mystery to historians. So the casing Stones were fitted together so precisely that you couldn’t fit a razor blade between them, like, that’s how perfectly fit the, the casing Stones go on top, and, like, it’s so perfect, you couldn’t fit a [bleep] razor blade between them. You talking about ancient bros that can’t [bleep] like, make some [bleep], like, that’s legit, and I’ve seen this, where, where it, the stones, uh, when they’re put together, yeah, they’re, it’s perfect, it’s literally perfect, it’s like perfect, right?

So that, that’s not just, that’s not just muscle, tring argument, you know, that’s, that’s, like, it’s kind of like what Eric’s saying, is, like, it’s just muscle, it’s just [bleep] people pushing [bleep] human will, like, that’s something else. So these Stones were angled to exact measurements, and they gave the pyramid its smooth Sleek appearance, that’s why it used to be, it was very, it was like a smooth Sleek appearance. Yeah, and so some of the joints, they would make the joints, they’re less than 150th of an inch wide, and this demonstrates such an advanced level of craftsmanship, it’s like, hard, 150th of an inch, it’s like, God damn, that’s it, can’t even measure, it’s nothing, it’s literally nothing.

Yeah, so the polished Limestone blocks that were quarried in Tura, which you talked about, and they were transported across the Nile, so you said that was about 800 kilometers, right? No, it’s about, no, Tura was 800 km, just to put it into perspective, cuz I looked it up real quick, that’s like, that’s like the length of Alaska from top to bottom. Well, I mean, yeah, I think, but I mean, but along the Nile, huh, yeah, but I’m just saying, like, how far away that is. Yeah, is that something made it [bleep] faster? Well, Eric thinks it is, like, the highway, the highway of the, of the, uh, what is, what did you say, 800 mile, 800,000 k, what is that in miles?

It’s about 500 miles. 500 miles, yeah, so it’s [bleep] long, they still don’t know how they did it, like, how they cut them, and how they got so precise, it’s like a [bleep] anomaly. Yeah, and so the majority of the casing Stones, unfortunately, were stripped away during the Middle Ages, and they were used, they literally took the stones away, and they used them to build, like, mosques and [bleep] fortresses and [bleep] in Cairo, because they were like, beautiful, and, like, shiny, and, like, amazing, they were like, [bleep], yeah, we want this material. Yeah, so some of the original casing stones are still there, uh, at the base of the pyramid, and they show the original smooth polished look, and that’s how they were able to do these tests in terms of the razor blade and stuff, and then it would just be, like, you can only imagine that whole pyramid, and wra, in those, dude, it’d be wild, it’s probably like the most beautiful [bleep] thing you’ve ever seen, dude, it’s like this bright, white [bleep] shiny, you see it from, like, [bleep] miles away.

Oh dude, hell yeah, the [bleep] sun hits off it, and dude, it’s like, oh my God, somebody, uh, I was at a, a thing, and somebody was like, oh, if you could go back in time and see anything, one of the ones I was like, I would like to see the pyramids in their full, right, full Glory, you know what I mean, like, they’re full, like, the day completed, so sick, like the party, the, the pyramid parade, there must be, me, was flowing, like, there must be, there must have been a pyramid party. Oh, there must have been a pyramid after party, like a pyramid, ory, oh, oh man, sounds like a great time, everyone took showers, I know, yeah, well, Nile showers, good enough for me, brother, dump it, just, d, [bleep], it, yolo, it’s flooding tonight, the, it’s flooding, boys, [bleep].

So now we’re going to get into the king chamber and the anomalous features, which we kind of touched on in terms of those giant stones, but first is the location and the dimensions. So the king’s chamber is located 43 meters above the pyramid’s base, so it’s like 141 ft up, so it’s problem, and it’s 10.5 m long, which is about 34 feet long, and it’s 5.2 m wide, about 17 ft, and it’s, uh, it’s about 20 feet high, like, inside this chamber, and the chamber is constructed entirely from massive Granite blocks, which are transported from mass, Swan, the total weight of all these blocks that constructed it is over 4,000 tons.

[Bleep], wow, 4,000 tons, yeah, that’s a lot, you realize that’s 2 million pounds. That’s, wait, that’s more than that, sorry, that’s 8 million pounds, 8 million lbs of rock. So the impossible Granite blocks, the ceiling is made of five massive granite slabs, each weighing 50 to 80 tons, the ceiling, this right here, the ceiling, these slabs rest on a series of relieving Chambers above the ceiling, believed to distribute the weight of the pyramid to prevent the pyramid from collapsing on itself, right? So they’re literally, how the [bleep] do you position a, a 50 to 80 ton Stone 20 ft in the air. The wrongs we must right, the fights we must win, the future we must secure, together, for our nation, this is what’s in front of us, this determines what’s next for all of us, we are Marines, we were made for this.

Um, I think I just won my taxes, yeah, I just switched to H&R Block, in about 1 minute, all I had to do was drag and drop last year’s return into H&R Block, and bam, my information is automatically there, so I don’t have to go digging around for all my old papers to switch, nope. Sounds like we just leveled up our tax game, switching to H&R Block is easy, just drag and drop your last return, it’s better with block. You got, you got to build from the bottom, that doesn’t even make any sense, what, Doan doesn’t make any sense, what do you mean. What do you mean build from the bottom, what the [bleep] are you talking about, like, those were there, and then you build above it, or you build, like, that’s already there at, at the bottom, and then you build upward, there’s 20 ft of dead space below it, what the [bleep] are you talking about?

I’m just saying, like, how they, you’re saying, you’re saying, you’re saying build on top of them, but, like, underneath them there’s nothing, it’s empty space. No, no, so that’s there, and then you build above it, why is that not, why is that not computing with you, like, you build, you go, this is the space, and you’re like, hey, we need to build above this. No, that’s what, but how do they make the empty cavern that’s underneath them, did they dig that out afterwards? That’s like you saying, like, we’re going to build, like, this ceiling, we’re going to build, it’s built from the bottom, like, we’re just going to build on top of it, built on top of it, built on top of, there’s, there’s, like, it’s a ceiling, it’s the roof, yes, there’s an empty space underneath.

Well, I don’t mean to be, like, an, you know, a an engineer, I don’t mean to be an engineer here, but if I have to, but if I have to, I can imagine, like, Eric, I’m forcing into the situation, Eric’s one of the engineers on the, on the pyramid program, he’s got, like, a, he’s got, like, a poster on the wall, it’s like, build above it, yeah, just build above, no, I’m, I’m the guy, has the, the pyramid after party, party, Eric’s like the wine, like the wine distributor, Egyptian, no, but obviously it’s, it’s a, it’s a feat, it’s a feat, yeah, and I, I don’t know how they, I don’t know how they, just to put this in perspective, so the king chamber’s 140 feet up, yeah, and, and the king chamber itself is 20 feet, the chamber, empty chamber, 20 feet tall, 17, most, most houses don’t even have [bleep] 20 foot ceilings, dude, 20, 20 ft tall, dude, 20 ft tall, 34 feet long, and [bleep] 17 ft wide, and there’s 50 to 80 ton [bleep] Granite blocks on the, for your ceiling to protect the, we, they’re literally relieving the pressure of the pyramid itself to prevent it from collapsing on it.

The only way that I could see it as a possibility, it’s [bleep], this is the only possibility, impossible, there’s the only possibility is impossible, this the only [bleep] possib, the only possibility I see, is that you build the bottom frame, yeah, you build the, the, the bottom Foundation, yeah, the base, and then you build the square without the weight on top of it, and then you build the chambers, yeah, and then you have to build it on top with everything, and then you dig out, and then you dig out the chamber, right, and then you, then what, and then you have to build on top of it, and you hope the weight holds.

But why do you make the ch, make the chamber, well, the chamber’s right here, nober, no, that’s a shaft, but the chamber is an empty space, it’s 30 ft wide, no, yeah, it’s sorry, it’s like, it’s like a [bleep] like a living room, imagine my living room, imagine my living room but with 20 foot ceilings, and there’s 80 ton bricks on top, massive, like, we could go do a podcast in the chamber, like, there’s a lot of room, dude, I could live inside the chamber, it’s bigger than my [bleep] house, like, but I mean, how would you logically build it, you, that’s the point, you can’t, you would have to have some, s, it, it can’t be just muscle, it can’t be, it’s impossible, it’s 140 [bleep] feet in the air, and, and, and, and it’s [bleep], how many tons we say, was how many t, listen, listen, listen, we already, we already established 4,000 tons, 4,000 tons, we already established there’s ramps, no, we said that was, that was a hypothy, you already established ramps, and then ramps to the, so, and then you, you, you go, good, so the chambers built, even if there was ramps, help, hold, okay, go ahead, there’s chambers built, and you go, great, now we need to protect the weight of the ceiling, we have a ramp, build the ramp higher, build the ramper, build the ramp higher, no, the ramp needs to be 140 ft, fueling ramp, then you put the ramp above it, and you go, what do we need to secure, build the ramp, it’s like a movable ramp.

I know, every decision, every sentence I’m saying is like six years, right, like you’re like, yeah, everything I’m saying is like another 18 months, but we already established, like, tell you, got unlimited time, unlimited resources, unlimited time, I got, I got, I got tons of union workers, er, just listen to what you’re saying, you’re saying, okay, guys, just build the ramp higher, this chamber is 140 ft off the ground, yeah, build it, build it higher, it’s easy peasy, build this mud ramp, help, you’re like, you’re like, uh, Professor Eric, uh, how are we going to do this, that, and I’m like, time is not a problem, but my point is, like, even if resources build a problem, trust me, I, you have a chamber, I know, Khufu, okay.

Oh my God, you still have a chamber inside, and inside this chamber on the ceiling, you have [bleep] 4,000, yeah, pound, whatever ton, whatever, the [bleep], distribute the weight, right, cuz, let’s, how do you get it up there? Don’t, so I already explained it to you, so you build the ramp higher, in the circular plan that you had talked about, right? Oh my God, Eric, I wish, can we save this, can we put, got to go on the p, don’t forget this, don’t forget this, I want to put, er, drawings on the, don’t forget this drawing you made, okay, cuz it’s a lot of evidence, oh my [bleep] God, and you go up, and you, you put them up higher, I don’t understand how this is complicated, you [bleep] make the ramp higher, it’s not a big deal, just be like, like, great, like, we need to put up ramp, dude, God [bleep] damn it, I got to pee, I got to pee, [bleep] goddamn it, we can’t do, so Eric, listen, listen, okay, not even, not even factoring in how they moved 50 to 80 ton blocks 140 feet in the air to, to [bleep] put them in the ceiling, how did they even have a grasp of, of [bleep] Structural Engineering to even know that they needed to do that?

Yeah, how did they even know that, like, oh wait, we need, look at that precision too, back to that, I know, it’s so smooth, it’s so [bleep] smooth, it’s insane, it’s smooth as, and it’s 20 feet, yeah, and it has [bleep] tons of [bleep] gran, 80 ton Granite blocks, like, how do you put those in it? Dude, so we’re going to, we’re going to finish the king’s chamber thing, and then we’re, we’re going to have to resume the rest of the next episode, but I’m going to move on from the impossible, literally, it’s called the impossible Grand, say [bleep] impossible, even the researchers, like, this shit’s impossible, figure, it’s super simple, build a bigger ramp, build a ramp, move the ramper, pretty simple, just make it better.

Yeah, so next, what if they had made it, and then the Pharaoh is like, not good enough, yeah, yeah, give me another 10 ft, move that to the left a smidge, make pyramids great again, I mean, we already learned there’s hundreds of pyramids before, [bleep] it, up, make him great again. So the next is the anomalous features and the strange resonance properties of the king’s chamber, so the king chamber is known for its unique acoustic properties, the room appears to resonate at specific frequencies, which some researchers suggest it could have intentional unknown purposes. I’ve heard of this, yeah, I’ve heard of this. So they theorized that the chamber may have been designed to amplify sound or vibrations, possibly as part of some sort of energy generating mechanism, and the precise shaping of the chamber could indicate an ancient understanding of resonance in vibrational physics, so some sort of, like, you know, like, energy sound, God, or some, some maybe some sort of energy transference, or, you know, something such as that, like, like a DJ room, like that, that’s where they threw the after parties, hell yeah, that’s like the [bleep] pyramid party.

So the next is the empty Granite sarcophagus and its strange Dimensions, so the chamber contains a rectangular, which we looked at, so it contains a rectangular lidless Granite sarcophagus, which is too large to fit through the passageways, meaning it was placed there before the construction was completed, correct, it cannot go, it cannot go through the doors, so that was the first thing that the ramp brought in. Is that what you’re, you see this, you’re about to say this makes sense now, because you’re building it around it, Eric, you’re, no, your logic, here’s a great, here’s a great analogy, yeah, okay, I just got what you’re saying, I just got it, okay, it took forever, I know, so, okay, so have you ever brought, have you ever built a room around a piece of furniture?

No, no one, none of us have, what the [bleep] are you talking about, no, I have, one, have you built a room, we have a couch in our house that will never leave that house. Well, cuz you built your house around the [bleep] couch, or the, or the couch was constructed within it, and there’s no way to remove it, yeah, I, but the house was, but the house was built before the couch though, correct, but I’m just saying that the construction occurred within, and there’s no exit, yeah, I know what he’s saying, like, so you build it in, and then you build around it, and there’s no way, there’s no way to get the whole piece out, correct, unless you, like, dismantled it again, yes, correct, so it’s like you’re saying the Ikea pyramid, it’s from Switzerland, it’s called the, the, the D, much like the, the pyramid, girl, correct, anyways, so solid argument.

So unlike the other Egyptian tombs, no. Inscriptions or hieroglyphs exist in the chamber or sarcophagus, strange, which is highly unusual for a pharaoh, a Pharaoh’s burial site, highly unusual. So in all of the Valley of the Kings, every tomb has writings on the wall, every single one, yeah, even King Tut, even, even the ones that were raided, etc, so that’s why it’s very confusing, you look at the walls, and you can look at the pictures, it’s smooth walls, so it almost, it almost actually tells me it’s maybe not a tomb, mhm, right, exactly, but then what do it doing there, just the box? Yeah, why a [bleep] Granite box, wa, there’s no evidence that says it was a tomb.

I know, but what’s the box for? I know, like, treasure, it’s like a bed, maybe, like, little, like storage, yeah, it’s like his garage, the garage chamber, usually the simplistic explanation is, like, the best, little storage trunk at the end of the bed, your barbecue equipment, like, it’s like smokers in there, like, [bleep], bring this out again, your kid floaties, [bleep] Green Egg, I like, 140 ft off the ground, put this [bleep] up there. So anyways, um, the internal dimensions of the sarcophagus match the mathematical proportions of a perfect cuboid, leading some to speculate it served a purpose beyond burial, meaning, in my think, it might have something to do with this resonance factor, I, I’m a big believer in that there’s some sort of, uh, energy, like, power plant kind of properties to, to the pyramids, okay, which we’ll get into later.

So some researchers believe it could have been used for sound resonance experiments or energy storage, like I was just, like I was just alluding to, so maybe there’s a, uh, are you kind of saying that there’s maybe some sort of energy that exists that we don’t know, that technology, exactly. Well, here’s an example, I’ll give you a classic example, so, um, Nicola Tesla, so Nicola Tesla created a system, arguably, which would be able to harness energy from the atmosphere, just from existing, mhm, and it was free energy, then, NZ, was all those patents were stolen by [bleep], uh, what’s his tits, [bleep], you know, uh, made light, [bleep], they took all those patents, blah, blah, blah, but there’s been many, many talks of being able, yeah, Thomas Edison, exactly, being able to harness energy just from the, the atmosphere, and I think that that is highly probable, in my viewpoint, on being a, like, the way it was constructed, the everything is, everything’s so precise, it couldn’t be just on accident, like, this is not, they didn’t [bleep] accidentally, this [bleep] was on purpose, like, for a very specific purpose.

And what, what, what other purpose, other than providing energy or some sort of power for your civilization, would make sense, like, the bury a [bleep] in the biggest, mother, most complex [bleep] thing in the universe, for, for him to lay his dead body in it, it’s no, I’m sorry, like, I, I, I cannot get behind that, I cannot get behind that. No, but I like, I like, I could, cuz that’s like a higher purpose, I can see the workers being like, hell yeah, I want to build this [bleep], we’re going to be [bleep] set up, like, I can see the workers really wanting to build that, not really wanting to build [bleep] giant, exactly, that’s a good point, they have no choice, yeah, he build or die, yeah, exactly, you want that bread, [bleep], like, you about, you about to build this [bleep] beer, man, with really good medical benefits, just great, great bennies, like blue cloth, Blue Shield, like 100%, yeah, and a bakery, and a bakery for croissants, in a pub, get your cookie every day.

So the last is the magnetic and electromagnetic anomalies, so some of the modern tests have detected unusual electromagnetic properties inside the king chamber, researchers have reported changes in compass readings and unexplained energy fluctuations, went inside the chamber, this is fueled speculation, in the chamber was not a tomb, but part of a larger energy related function of the pyramid. Yeah, uh, obviously I think, uh, I believe granite also has inherent electromagnetic properties, so it being made out of granite, I think may have something to do with that, how they knew that is also beyond me. So I’m going to leave you guys here, cuz the next thing that we’re going to discuss is probably like the most insane thing, cuz I remember when this, I remember when this happened, and being like, wait, what the [bleep], and this is the Queen’s chamber and the secret [bleep] doors, and you probably know about this, because they did all these, dude, it’s, it’s [bleep], dude, it’s insane, and, and how they did it, and how they built it, Eric cannot explain, Eric will have no [bleep] ramp, little drawing, [bleep] ramp, yeah, like, it’s so insane, it’s, to me, it, like, to me, that was the smoking gun, I was like, these [bleep] do not [bleep], yeah, just like, oh, at it, like, no [bleep], no, like that, and then, and then we’re going to obviously we’re going to get into, obviously, the queen chamber, the secret doors, we’re going to get into, uh, more on my energy hypothesis in terms of the pyramids being a power plant, mhm.

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Welcome to Leading the Shift, a new podcast from Microsoft Azure, I’m your host, Susana Linger, in each episode leaders will share what they’re learning to help you navigate all this change with confidence, please join us, listen, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. What about, do you, do you have stuff that’s about the theories of how they were built, like, that were, yep, of, not, yep, I’ve got, localized Engineers, oh, you’re saying like, like, Anunnaki type things, yeah, like, like, or like a major, I don’t [bleep] know, we do, I, I get into, I get into all the, I get into various theories in terms of, like, uh, theories of the construction, theories of lost technology, and then all those theories, like, if they, if there was, like, if it’s a plausible scenario of a, a, a civilization that came down that were not from here, yeah, 100%, why?

Well, yes, right, and, like, what were they doing, what was the point of it, we have theories, is it, is it a, is it, I don’t have theories as to why, yeah, okay, well, I don’t, I have theories as to how, that’s plausible, yeah, yeah, okay, because obviously, like, if you think about it, and I’ll, I’ll touch on it a little bit here, so you think of, you think of, with the Pharaohs, the Pharaohs were considered deities, the Pharaohs were considered gods, mhm, so isn’t it interesting how the Pharaohs are always the gods specifically, and the Pharaohs specifically, they’re always depicted as being humanoid bodies with some sort of animal type head, like, you look at Horus, Horus as a Hawk head, you look at Anubis, Anubis has a dog head, but a human body, yeah, and then you look at the Pharaohs, and the Pharaohs always wore their intricate headdresses, they wore weird [bleep], to kind of, so that in of itself is like, what if, what if the Pharaoh were actually considered gods, because they came from above, they were, and they, and they came down, and they, and they were gods to the people, the people literally viewed them as Gods, cuz they, they gave them this technology, they gave them this ability to create these things, they’re [bleep], listen, if, if we were here right now, in 2025, and some [bleep] [bleep] came down, these giant humanoid dudes with [bleep] things, and they were like, look at this technology, like, we can do this, and tell me, like, 80% of the human race would be like, these [bleep] are Gods, I’d be like, these guys are Gods.

Didn’t we, didn’t we bring it up in the Life is a Sim simulation episode, we were talking about the definition of a god, like, what is it, mhm, like, what does a, yeah, what does man consider a God, just because they can do things that we can’t do, does that, miracle type [bleep], anything that’s unexplainable, that cannot be done by humans, is considered Godly, and that’s why our obsession with, like, Marvel and, and, or superheroes, and, you know, that kind of thing. Yeah, I mean, but it’s been going on for, if you look at, if you look at, uh, any ancient texts, any ancient belief systems, any ancient stories, they all revolve around these type of occurrences, these type of experiences, yeah, people descending from the heavens, doing Miracles, doing things, doing things that cannot be explained, yeah, and obviously it gets, it gets wrote off as, like, you know, [bleep] fantasy, and everyone was a fantasy writer, they’re trying to make audible books, like, back in the ancient times, no, because that’s why I think, I think the truest thing that we have, unfortunately, is Ancient, ancient scripture, cuz I think back then, you know, five, six, seven, 8,000 years ago, they weren’t writing [bleep] down to, like, make a cool story to sell something, they were writing it down because it’s what they knew, it’s, they needed to pass it on to the next Generation, like, we have to, we have to record it, so they can, they can, they can understand what’s happening, it wasn’t like, now, you know, books in Fantasy is, is become a Pastime, it’s become something, it’s, it’s an Escape, it’s an Escape From the harsh realities of the world, yeah, whereas back then, it, there. Wasn’t, it wasn’t like an escape, it was like, it was like a mixture between Legend telling and history, exactly, it passed it out, it was, it was about, because there wasn’t, like, let me tell you about a story about Noah, I know the story, and, and you tell the story in the bonfire, you know what I mean, if you think, my great, great, great granddaddy, if you think of it from a real perspective though, as, like, you know, what are we trying to do, like, what are we trying to do as, as, as human beings, like, we’re trying to connect, and that’s why social media is so popular, you know, true, true, I think on an inherent Baseline, we’re trying to connect with everyone else, yeah, like, we’re trying to pass on, we’re trying to, share communal experience, you know, [bleep] 6,000 years ago there was no [bleep] Instagram, you, like, hit somebody up in the D, so what could you do, you’re like, you can record it, and you can pass it down to the next Generation, that’s your way of connecting with everyone, your only way of connecting is by, like, recording what you saw, and, like, telling other people about it, yeah, that’s the only way you could [bleep] connect, the only way you could actually make a big enough connection with other [bleep] other than yourself, that’s right, yeah.

I always, uh, I always wondered, like, if all of a sudden, snap, our civilization is gone, what would be recorded in our culture, to, I mean, who would survive that, I mean, I mean, it would be like, it would be like my drawing of, like, that drawing that I just did with the [bleep] ramp, oh my god, do you, what I mean, like, no, no, and then, so just imagine our civilization’s gone, and somebody sees this, they’re like, what the [bleep] is this, no, and, and what remains a thousand years from now, what remains, like, the pap, my house definitely will not remain, your Doodles or your porn drawings, or, like, whatever porn drawing, no, no, I just mean, like, like, you know, all that, yes, no, and in ancient Egypt they have, you know, they have sexualized, you know, you have things like that, that’s another thing about the, her, they always depicting people, the giant, giant, hum, who were clearly bigger than the other ones, and there’s, like, the servant ones, and there’s like the big [bleep].

So we went through that whole, like, thing of, like, how long ago it was, and, like, I just think it’s an interesting exercise to go, well, what remains as history, and what remains as culture, or, like, pop, not pop culture, but, like, but in that sense, back then, what could have been, cuz obviously it’s, they had it, they must have had it, it’s foolish to say, it’s foolish to say that they didn’t have any sort of, like, any sort of, like, you know, like, dude, the [bleep] Gazette, know, you know, you have to know that some of those hieroglyphs were, like, a newsletter, yeah, for sure, like, or some, like, [bleep] ass [bleep], last Wednesday, Ram, [bleep], I know, it’s got to be true, so I don’t know, yeah, that’s a good point, that’s actually a good point, that’s actually, you never know when what is passed down as history, compared to some tabloids or something, they had something going on, yeah, like, logged, you know, you know, it would be funny if, like, what if, like, we, we put all the significance on, like, oh, this culture, and what if, like, all the hieroglyphs were really just, like, just real, like, raunchy, like, [bleep], like, oh, Tim [bleep] [bleep] on Stacy yesterday, no, I know, super racy, like insane, what if our civilization ended right now, and then all of a sudden all we had was TMZ, thousand years ago, a thousand years later, TMZ is our history, no, or it’s like, only, only fans, only fans, only, you’re like, what the heck, right, this is how civilization is, no wonder they’re not around anymore, yeah, so you never know, I don’t know, that’s a good point, that’s actually, you know what, that’s a good point, that’s the first good point you made tonight, no, you know, the only good point.

All right, well, there you guys go, uh, we’re going to do a couple more episodes on the pyramids, we have a lot more to go into, this is, this is a time period of humanity that was thousands of years, so it’s hard for us to conceptualize, and, like, one episode, put it into one hour, it’s more inconsistencies, like I mentioned, so we’re going to give Sean an extra episode, you know, and, and at the end of it, I will make that note that he got two episodes, and, uh, you know, for, for our own arguments, or somehow Eric is going to get three, we’ll see if we really want to go into it, I mean, Eric has, like, 87 episodes, if we’re really going to, like, count and [bleep], but anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed it, you know, there’s a lot more to obviously digest, and all this sort of thing, so, um, but obviously, write in, subscribe, follow, listen, review, and especially, honestly, if you guys want to throw in comments and/or emails and/or feedback, because we’re not going to do another recording for a little bit, so if you want to add into the next episodes, you have time, you have time, you have time, no, so but you got to do it pretty quickly, immediately, like, as soon as this comes out, you have to [bleep] do it, so you can email us at info@theconspiracypodcast.com, uh, you could DM us at any of the social media that we have, think you can, you can, I think you can get the email through the website at theconspiracypodcast.com, and you can subscribe to our email, uh, newsletter, kind of thing, and, uh, or you can just get in the Discord, and you can just write it directly to us, like, direct message, instant m, or you can join the Patreon, and you can do it that way too.

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