• @[email protected]
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    910 months ago

    Seriously.
    Anyone that actually thinks aliens made anything on earth is delusional. It also insults our own species.

    Just because you’re too dumb to engineer anything it doesn’t mean everyone else was too.

  • UlyssesT [he/him]
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    410 months ago

    What is the difference between something made by retroactively white-coded people and something made by aliens? us-foreign-policy

  • mayo_cider [he/him]
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    210 months ago

    “It took us a millenia to catch up on sciences, obviously they couldn’t figure out ramps and levers before us”

  • lnee
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    19 months ago

    Oh hey fun fact they’re actually work gang that assembled so you would have one group I believe it’s called the loyal followers and another one called the hard workers anyway so but these pyramid assemblies happened when the flooding happened when the Nile flooded and on were worked on slowly and voluntarily slaves only came in later

    • Dept
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      1310 months ago

      thousands of years earlier you mean

      • LeylaLove [she/her, love/loves]
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        010 months ago

        Some, yes, but many of the things that Europeans go “whoa how could they have possibly done that” (waterworks, roads, pyramids) when the Romans or people adjacent to the Romans were able to do it 1000+ years earlier. Not trying to do the whole “primitive” bit, more just saying that a lot of the shit white people say was “impossible” from brown people of their era was achieved by people they considered white thousands of years earlier. Logically speaking, there is no reason that indigenous people wouldn’t have been able to figure out many of the things white people credit to aliens.

      • davi [he/him]
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        010 months ago

        The meso American version of this is so fascinating because they built so many civilization supporting infrastructures and then seemingly forgot or just stopped how to using them leading to a collapse several times over.

        I want to believe that religion or politics prevented them from enduring to the present day as they were at their height and that we’ll meet the same fate for the same reasons.

    • @JohnDClay
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      210 months ago

      The colosseum was built closer to the current day than to the construction of the pyramids.