Origyptian Wrote:
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> Sure, it's possible, but I don't consider
> it to be credible. Even the "off comes your head"
> policy isn't evidenced. And we're not talking
> about a singular event that could be contained.
> We're talking about rampant, non-stop hugh-scale
> construction up and down the lower Nile over a
> couple of centuries where every local, every
> Egyptian, every merchant from anywhere around the
> Mediterranean Sea and distant lands came, saw, and
> could easily have gone back and reported it
> without any threat at all from the King in charge
> back in Egypt. And yet not a single thing
> reported.
>
> If an alien ship landed on the White House lawn,
> no degree of marshall law would prevent that from
> irreversibly going public worldwide in a
> heartbeat. There is simply no way to contain it.
> Likewise, perhaps a million or more people from
> around the known world would have observed the
> construction of all those pyramids if they were
> built during the 3rd millennium BC, and yet not a
> single eyewitness account from any of them?
>
> I can't sign up for that.

I couldn't agree more. This is what Egyptologists refuse to see; the lack of evidence in their mountain of cultural context. This WILL BE reconciled when the truth is known and this reconciliation will not include a single stinky footed bumpkin dragging tombs up ramps. There are many ways that these facts can be reconciled but in my opinion the simplest way to do it is to just assume all the data is right in front of our collective noses but we can't see it. We don't even think exactly like the authors of the book of the dead so why do Egyptologists believe we think just like the great pyramid builders???!

We can't see the evidence because we are looking everywhere else from the wrong perspective. We can't see meaning expressed in context as was the means of ancient language. We can't read the words of the gods without parsing them and can't see the artwork from their perspective. We seek meaning only in terms we understand but there are more things in heaven and earth than can be dreamed of in philosophy of Horatio Omnisciencis.




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 15-Jan-17 19:36 by cladking.