This is amazing, omg 😲 why didn't we see this before! Egyptians had electricity and only this guy found it...
/s (in case...)
48 1 ReplyHave you not seen those big teslacoil defence tower–monolith things? How did you think those were powered?
20 0 Replythose where obviously fueled with the refined tiberium they imported from Agarttha
11 0 ReplySacrifices? God's will? Oh no, sorry aliens... it was aliens 👽
I'm no Egyptologist, but I think I saw on the interwebs someone had proof it was aliens, they just can't share the proof right now...
/s (again)
10 0 ReplyThey only built the pyramids because a voice shouted: "Silos needed".
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If you use an emoji here, it's assumed you're being sarcastic and pretending to be one of them
2 0 ReplyWell, I never know in today's internet. That's why I said "in case".
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Ah yes, things that look the same must be the same. Much science.
38 0 ReplyHmm... This ape skeleton looks like this human skeleton...
WAIT! NOT LIKE THAT!!!
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OK, that's not as nuts as some of these. So what are the artifacts?
23 2 ReplyThey're made out of wood and the wires are museum mounts.
Per this site, they're furniture decorations.
http://www.joanannlansberry.com/fotoart/brklyn/wud-djed.html50 0 ReplySorry... you think believing the Ancient Egyptians had electricity because those things look kind of like electrical insulators isn't nuts? Because I have news for you- two things can look alike and be totally different things.
This, for example, is not a petrified screw. It's a crinoid. A once-living sea creature.
I don't know what those Egyptian things are, but it is definitely nuts to assume they're electrical insulators just because they resemble them.
33 3 ReplyIt's nuts that looks like a bolt.
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In the (paraphrased) words of Milo Rossi, conspiracy theories use "looks like" a lot
19 0 ReplyMilo is a hero of mine.
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The thing about any crackpot argument for "ancient electricity" that just dawned on me, is that they call it The Bronze Age for a reason, the ancients insisted on the versatility of their metal (bronze = copper + tin) over its' conductivity (pure copper).
There was a more ancient Copper Age, but it was brief, bronze was the definition of a technological leap forward.
16 0 ReplyI wonder what the ancient Egyptians named their electrical companies. 🤔 I think Nile Current and Pyramid Power Co. sound pretty good
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If you looked up ribbed dildo, you'd find some similar looking stuff to those. So idk what you're seeing.
15 0 ReplyThis guy is probably close to discovering that the sphinx was part of a gate that used electricity to "close" instead of doors. That's how advanced Egypt was. Must be because they were trade partners with Atlantis or something.
11 0 ReplyWhat the fuck are you talking about, Atlanta isn't real. It was clearly aliens
6 0 ReplyEver noticed how there's two Georgias
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Yes. Ice cream and styrofoam can also both look like white balls, but I ain't eating the styrofoam or packing fragiles with scoops of vanilla
11 0 ReplyThis kind of apophenia is easily dispelled by looking at the objects in question more closely. Which is impossible to do with single images
9 0 ReplyNo? 🤔
8 0 ReplyThe other thing on the right image is a big container full of oil - will you now claim ancient civilisations had those too?!?
6 0 ReplyDoes olive oil count?
8 0 ReplyFrom that Popeye chick?
Idk, I don't think it's the same period.7 0 Reply
See, all these people who wonder how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids don't realize that they were hauling those stones in Cybertrucks!
3 0 ReplyNow I see it too! The smiley next to this post has picked something out of his nose and asking himself whereto put it or just eat it.
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