Alternative Theories for the Purpose of Pyramids

only that Jason also thinks that was build '5k'' years ago - i personally dont believe it [+ he says was builded by Enki]; but definetly his Chrono-dates are crazy - i use them also but in ''Fomenko-style'' so i see duplicates with other dates [''bc'' and ''ac'' dates not matters]
 
Were pyramids actually built by humans, or could they perhaps be the remains of the massive shell structures of a giant turtle?
If you delve into the subject of mud fossils, you eventually come across ideas like these.
 
I've only watched some videos a few months ago.


Geoffery might be wrong about the lightening, it might be something he hasn't conceived of or simply overlooked. Alternatively you might be overlooking the ability for ancient pre-egyptian peoples to direct atmospheric phenomena. They might not have even been working with lightening as we understand it currently.


Sure, I only mentioned red bricks as I seemed to recall an idea they served an electrical purpose in some video, maybe by Jon levi. But specific to pyramids is quartz based materials which is far more relevant. How do we know that it was even electricity being harnessed and stored.


I think Geoffery assumed the lightening had something to do with the flame phenomena and concluded that they were harnessing lightening. I'd be inclined to disagree. Dan winter speaks of a "cold flame" of implosion which I suspect is what this "blue flame" was.

On the theme of Kemtic pyramids, the Djed is also a signature element of this culture. Here are some very interesting ideas on the involvement of "electricity":





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I believe the best solution to the riddles lies in faith and hope regarding resurrection. Many things we do not understand are linked to the hope for a life beyond this one and to the favorable course of politics in Egypt.
After some research, I came across the following, which seems plausible to me: the *djed* symbol, among others, represents the backbone of the system—of the Pharaoh and the person wearing it as an amulet—but it also signifies the hope for resurrection.
See: The Djed Pillar: Osiris, Stability, and the Festival of Raising the Djed
 
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