Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by Scott Creighton
SC: Well actually, that is not in fact the case. A statement was made that the pyramids were tombs. I merely asked for specific, empirical,
unequivocal evidence that proves that contention (with particular regard to the pre-fifth dynasty pyramids). I wouldn't have thought that was too
much of a problem to those of that particular mindset since the statement that the Great Pyramid was a tomb was so emphatic and left no room for
doubt.
Hans: Because one of your 'proofs' will be your own idea about why and how the pyramids came into being.
SC: But we are not discussing my theories regarding the pyramids. How many times must I say that to you? I shall type this slowly for you - we are
discussing the statement Harte made, to wit, "
THE GREAT PYRAMID COULDN'T HAVE BEEN A POWER PLANT BECAUSE IT
WAS A TOMB." (Underline
mine). Note the absence of any qualifier in Harte's statement. He is quite emphatic - "The Great Pyramid ... was a tomb." What evidence is there
that allows Harte to be so emphatic and unequivocal in his pronouncement? Please present a link to such unequivocal proof.
Hans: However, please show evidence that 'that proves beyond any shadow of a doubt' that it is pre-fifth dynastic.
SC: See above. We're presently discussing Harte's emphatic statement.
SC: Since when did my having my own ATS Forum exclude me from posting in other ATS Forums? Do explain. Or is it just the 'thought police'
who would rather I did not ask relevant and pertinent questions in Forums outwith my own?
Hans: More like the boredom patrol noting your need to constantly bring up your pyramid idea -
SC: Let me repeat once again to you - this is not about my theories. I am seeking unequivocal evidence to support Harte's unequivocal statement that,
"The Great Pyramid... was a tomb." Please present it.
Hans: ...which you are free to do at anytime and on any forum, we to are allowed our opinions are we not?
SC: Good to see that you see sense at last and recognise my absolute right to post in this Forum as well as any others I choose to.
SC:...that proves beyond any shadow of a doubt ....
Hans: lol
SC: I do not see how your complete failure to provide a single link in response to my very reasonable question should result in a simple "lol".
Hans: Because you are the one who will determine what a 'shadow of a doubt means', which earns a lol;
SC: I think most people understand what the term "shadow of a doubt" means. And in the context of this current discussion, it corresponds to
Harte's emphatic, beyond a shadow of a doubt statement, "The Great Pyramid.... was a tomb." What evidence is there that allows Harte to make a
statement where there can be no shadow of a doubt in his proclamation?
Hans: while you are at it please prove beyond any shadow of a doubt that:
That you are Scott Creighton
Unicorns don't exist
Luxembourg didn't secretly started WW1
That drinking water doesn't cause death
SC: Evasion. Please answer my question above and in the previous post. Surely it can't be too difficult since the statement made by Harte was so
emphatic - "The Great Pyramid... was a tomb." No qualifier in there. Such a confident and emphatic statement must surely mean there is evidence
aplenty to prove the statement unequivocally. Let's see it.
Hans: We look forward to YOU starting your tread on pyramid age and if I may ask please put in the criteria for 'proving something beyond any
shadow of a doubt'. I'm sure if you show Harte and the rest of us evidence (beyond just denying the existing evidence). I'm sure that after you
post this evidence the consensus of science on the age of the pyramids will be altered....
SC: Evasion once again. Please answer my question above and in the previous post. Surely it can't be too difficult since the statement made by
Harte was so emphatic - "The Great Pyramid... was a tomb." No qualifier in there. Such a confident and emphatic statement must surely mean there is
evidence aplenty to prove the statement unequivocally. Let's see it.
I look forward to seeing your evidence.
Best wishes,
Scott Creighton