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It's amazing feat of engineering, no doubt about that.carving a bloc and not destroying it with a misplaced hit is another story.
It's amazing feat of engineering, no doubt about that.carving a bloc and not destroying it with a misplaced hit is another story.
What did they use then?They couldnt carve it, or granite into perfect figures with copper chisels...
It is obvious to me that these stones and statues have been laser cut, had lasers then did they?What did they use then?
Yes it is, but not a human feat of engineering, surely that is obvious to you?It's amazing feat of engineering, no doubt about that.
You mean these fish men from ancient Sumerian - them the ones you mean.More plausible than say fish building them? Yes I suppose.![]()
Not really, no.surely that is obvious to you?
Exactly. Proof but nobody wants to see the truth.You mean these fish men from ancient Sumerian - them the ones you mean.
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Also notice the man to the right of this picture, he has a model of the solar system on his head. Just explain that away then?You mean these fish men from ancient Sumerian - them the ones you mean.
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It's amazing feat of engineering, no doubt about that.
With what then?But, not with a copper chisel....
Lasers for god sake. You must be stupid to think an ancient civilisation built these monstersWith what then?
With what then?
And with no answer it's just blind faith. Not for me.Thats the million dollar question.....
And with no answer it's just blind faith. Not for me.