That timeline only has 3 dates in it:
1453 BC the presumed date of the exodus
33 AD the presumed date of the crucifixion
1914 AD for the first world war

Are those the only important events for the Egyptians in the time from 2141 BC until now? I can probably find more dates on a prophetic timeline in my own house. They use a seldomly used old unit and choose the start of their timeline (2141 BC) so their dates work out. It's pretty easy then to find 3 dates that fit 3 randomly chosen historical events (and you can guess a bit too, since 2 of those are presumed).

There was a book that discussed this (rather hilariously) and pointed out that to make it work, you have to take some measurement... and then it has to change to make the dates come out, and then you change measurements a third time to make it turn out.

...and systems of measurements that, by the way, weren't invented or used by the Egyptians.

the measurements are in jewish inches. of those who believe the giza pyramids were built by humans, it is widely believed that they were built by jewish slaves

lol this is stupid, the egyptians were around far longer than 2141 BC
also if the great pyramid were to actually have been built by humans in the amount of time that is generally accepted one block would have to be placed every 2 seconds, it didn't happen, we're missing the truth

thank you amantine, for debunking the debunkers

Interesting, but somehow i dont see it as a complete truth people never stopping for 23 yrs straight doing that. You have to account for other things that may have occured. Still its interesting and no, i dont believe the slaves of israel built the Pyramids, they're far too old.

Originally posted by dunkleskates
thank you amantine, for debunking the debunkers

Not at all. A crew of 50 people should be enough for one stone. Do you really think only 50 people worked on the pyramids? Surely there had to be at least 25 that amount. That gives you 1250 people, still a very low guess. Calculating with that low number, they have about 2 hours and 10 for a stone. Now think about a crew of 10000 people, those have almost 18 and a half hours for one stone.

or, more reasonably, 10000 people placing 9 stones every 2 hours