“We could never build the pyramids, even with today’s tools.” Today’s tools:

This pie chart makes so much sense

Thanks to Harvard University, you can now virtually enter the Great Pyramid of Giza in 3D (360º) and tour it

Nobody said that 😂 Let’s see a demonstration of Ancients do the following with the alleged primitive methods: - Transport 80TON stones 500miles, then lift/stack them ~300ft above ground level (Great Pyramid Kings Chamber) - Move a 1000TON stone ~150miles (Ramesseum Statue, Luxor) Let’s see that with the outdated, debunked methods we were taught in school… ⏳🦗😴

We have some impressive tools! How much weight can they lift? How quickly can they do it with precision? How much of that equipment would it take to replicate the pyramids. Until someone rebuilds the pyramids, I’ll remain skeptical that it can be done.

The Kailasa Temple in Ellora, India, that can never be built once again on Earth!

If there was profit to be made in building the pyramids today, there wouldn't be a problem. Just because we no longer do something, doesn't mean we can't again.

Pyramids are something else

million year old Basalt Canyon in Iceland, a remnant of the ice age

“We couldn’t build the pyramids today even with today’s tools” Today’s tools: