This seems more plausible than chicken bones and copper chisels.

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If it was ancient technology with no outside assistance the most plausible tool to provide similar results is a water jet If ancient people could produce enough water pressure and focus it Seems more plausible than a laser Unless it was outside intervention of course 👽 🛸

Nice of you to mention two things that were not used. Try two man saw and abrasive. For your version to be plausible, you need a whole lot of other things, from mines to manufacturing plants, for a start... oh and one little detail.....evidence

Only educated fools who have never worked with any materials, ever, think any of this was done by hand.

Nah, it was with these tools and these tools alone! ⬇️😂

water jet is highly plausible

It most certainly does seem more plausible when you take everything about these ancient sites and cultures that worshipped many gods with advanced tools into consideration🧠

Wait so you're saying they had the ability to generate that much electricity do you actually see that machine right there are you telling me they had that like where are the pieces of it? Anytime you want physics to explain it ask me.

The marks on the stone are consistent with a wheel or rope based cutting machine.

Could also be a stone saw. Some are rather large

Yeah, or a water jet or something, but shouldn't the beam be pointed straight down into the groove?

C'est découpe dans la pierre ont été faites avec une scie en cuivre et du sable qui servait d'abrasif

Judging the achievements of old with the knowledge of new, false dilemma has birthed the most retarded set of conspiracy theorists.

Keep doing what you are doing.

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You're just having a hard time dealing with a period in time where time itself was NOT of the essence. They weren't in a rush. There were no distractions other than getting drunk. Lack of imagination means you come up with horrible answers to things you don't understand.

If it was done with a Lazer there would be slag and melted rock. This was done with a saw. Whether toothed or abrasive this was done mechanically.

@grok did the ancient Egyptians have glass?

Hey Billy are insinuating that these folks were building with massive stone blocks while they had technical superiority by creating advanced laser cutting machines instead of devolving advanced building tools?

It looks in NO WAY plausible

new age old age either way its the stone age so who gives a shit

Water jet wouldn’t leave signs of high heat or cause possible damage to stone from heat Super precise can cut through pretty much anything 🙄🙄🤔

Steel robotic arms is more plausible? Lol come on. Maybe so sort of laser but 100% not like this lol

A slab like that is really REALLY tough to imagine people cutting for ...years, as practice? What is the purpose of the 'perforated' cylinder? 🤔

well its clear they had some type of cutting and drilling machines back then (not saying its lasers), the interesting part is ---how did it fade from memory ?.its like using a chain saw today-- then one day in the future people forgot about them or lost them somewhow !

Are you certified as Blind? How can you even consider these rough messes as like what is on Ancient Structures? What this says to me, no not says, SCREAMS to me, even Lasers can be ruled out.

Where did you find this?

This makes more sense? A robot using lasers. But still living with rocks boulders instead of metal infrastructures? Ya makes waaaay more sense

Or purely mental exercises no tools at all.

Indeed, but those ancient craftsmen didn't leave any tools behind, dammit.

They used high pressure water in my opinion. From a high water tower they dropped water down a pipe and to a fine nozzle.

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I believe there was a way to soften the stone and shape cast or cut it. Also a rediscovery of reconstituted stone knowledge that provides additional insight to how ancient masonry may have been done. Just look at the surface stone failures on the pilars in Karnak as an indicator.

What about truth when it was soft as mud and sun make it hard as dry up stone ...