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originally posted by: bottleslingguy
what do you mean- again with? Again with? how about for starters and you never get past it you just jump around it and suck up everything these morons were claiming back in the 1800s. "Symmetry" means, for example when you're cutting a hole with a copper hole saw that needs to be changed every so many number of cuts the next one had better be an exact replica or else the symmetry of the hole will not be the same all the way through. The examples we see in Giza and other places are consistently symmetrical. Where is the proof you can do this with bamboo technology? Or when you are cutting a specific angle that has to match perfectly with another angle and you have to repeat this over and over and over and over and over and over... I hope you are getting the picture. Unless your tools are made perfectly identical you will not get consistent tolerances and symmetries especially for example when the tools are flopping around using a stupid bow saw with inconsistent pressures and angles of cuts. These are the real issues here, not what some guy thought up back in the 1800s while looking for fame and fortune to be the first to solve the riddle. You guys spent too much time reading the lies than you did DOING the actual work or understanding what is involved. just the fact you don't know what I'm talking about when I mention these things proves yer all focusing on the wrong things.
a reply to: Harte
originally posted by: AquarianTrumpet
Question:
With all the blockage in G1..3 Granite pugs in ascending passage;
all 4 Queen's Chamber 'air-shafts' intentionally sealed, a door that would not stand the pressure escape velocity, rubble in the descending passage, etc...etc.
How exactly would G1 work as a machine?
Dunn contributed in other areas, but as a machine - as of yet absolutely no evidence.
@dragonridr - thank you
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
what do you mean- again with? Again with? how about for starters and you never get past it you just jump around it and suck up everything these morons were claiming back in the 1800s. "Symmetry" means, for example when you're cutting a hole with a copper hole saw that needs to be changed every so many number of cuts the next one had better be an exact replica or else the symmetry of the hole will not be the same all the way through. The examples we see in Giza and other places are consistently symmetrical. Where is the proof you can do this with bamboo technology? Or when you are cutting a specific angle that has to match perfectly with another angle and you have to repeat this over and over and over and over and over and over... I hope you are getting the picture. Unless your tools are made perfectly identical you will not get consistent tolerances and symmetries especially for example when the tools are flopping around using a stupid bow saw with inconsistent pressures and angles of cuts. These are the real issues here, not what some guy thought up back in the 1800s while looking for fame and fortune to be the first to solve the riddle. You guys spent too much time reading the lies than you did DOING the actual work or understanding what is involved. just the fact you don't know what I'm talking about when I mention these things proves yer all focusing on the wrong things.
a reply to: Harte
Where is the evidence that these ancient holes are all exactly the same diameter throughout?
The fact that you don't know what I'm talking about (even though I've asked you about it at least four times in this thread) proves yer focusing on the wrong things.
Harte
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
there's nothing in that penn study thing that even mentions a consistently symmetric spiral groove in a cylindrical hole. nothing. that equals a fail
a reply to: dragonridr
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
there's nothing in that penn study thing that even mentions a consistently symmetric spiral groove in a cylindrical hole. nothing. that equals a fail
a reply to: dragonridr
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
the failure here is you. go up a couple posts and look at the link I posted. that is a symmetric spiral groove. only one example and if you act like you don't know what I'm talking about it is obvious you guys are stonewalling and being intentionally ignorant. Do I have to spoonfeed all this "new" stuff to you guys?
here are some more www.gizapyramid.com...
www.ancient-wisdom.com...
a reply to: Harte
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
oh is that right? where's your comparison showing the results from the back and forth motion with a bow saw? You might think those cuts were from abrasives and you can go on living believing that. some people choose to live in la la land so you'll be fine.
a reply to: Harte
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
oh is that right? where's your comparison showing the results from the back and forth motion with a bow saw? You might think those cuts were from abrasives and you can go on living believing that. some people choose to live in la la land so you'll be fine.
a reply to: Harte