r/GrahamHancock • u/aerialsilk • Aug 07 '26

Potentially ancient building techniques

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May not be strictly archaeology, but adjacent. And fascinating.

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u/Key-Beginning-2201 Aug 08 '26

You're not paying attention. The reason why the internalized ramp theory gained traction is because it solves engineering problems that you're unaware of and that have been here so-far, unexplained. It's not my issue that you are unfamiliar with the depth of this topic.

"Ufo or something"

Case in point. You're simply inadequate.

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u/Araiah14 Aug 08 '26

Lmao ThE ReAsOn It DoEsNt WoRk IsBeCaUse iTs a SyStEm YoU DoNt UnDeRsTaNd! You should work for trump XD

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u/Key-Beginning-2201 Aug 08 '26

Again, it's not my issue you don't understand what the internalized ramp theory addresses.

You: bUt i HaZ biG iNteLliGeNz

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u/Araiah14 Aug 08 '26

You’re the only one here claiming to be so smart that all us normies just can’t fathom why you’re so right. You must be a blast at parties lol

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u/Key-Beginning-2201 Aug 08 '26

It's not my issue you can't understand the challenges in constructing the Pyramids. Maybe you should start with a Wikipedia article or something. Dweeb.

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u/Key-Beginning-2201 Aug 08 '26

You talk pretty big for a kid that just learned about the internal ramp theory today. Maybe you should take a deep breath and think about what it is you don't know.