cladking Wrote:
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> Warwick Wrote:
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> Nonsense. The "Egyptians" you believe in couldn't
> have constructed even a meal more complex than a
> dead rabbit.

Funny you should say this, as there is ample evidence of what the Egyptians we “believe in” ate:

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=ancient+egyptian+food

Care to offer some evidence of what Femano’s posited “other” builders ate?

> > To do great things requires circumstance
> > inspiration and organisation. The people who
> > built the pyramids were obviously benefit of all
> > three.
>
> No! Absolutely not. G1 required knowledge,
> science, and the ability to do the work. Touchy/
> feely doesn't build anything but paradigms.

Knowledge and science? This looks very like listing the same thing twice—while “ability to do the work” is akin to Moliére’s virtus dormitiva (much as Femano’s posited “other” builders are).

I’m guessing that you’ve never taken part in a major collective endeavour.

M.