The reason for anything iron copper or metal of any form hasn't been found seems likely that they were melted down and re used long ago

@cmbaz1140

Ай бұрын

People forget that for most of the times we upcycled and recycled about anything we could... Abundance is a modern thing last 100 years or so.

@TemplarX2

Ай бұрын

There are rocks you can use to cut other rocks.

@harveysmith100

11 күн бұрын

This is the argument they use. The didn't find any steel tools. Ask any builder does he leave his expensive tools on a job after he has finished. Of course not.

@TemplarX2

11 күн бұрын

@@harveysmith100 One of hardest cutting material is diamond, not steel. Why the eff will they use steel (which they didn't have) when they are stones out there that can do the job.

@harveysmith100

11 күн бұрын

@@TemplarX2 You are 100% correct. I was just using steel as an example. The point is, any expensive tools have never been found for the reasons I stated.

something tells me rogan is really missing having human hair. lol

The Egyptians created a method of casting that is still in use today, it was called the lost wax method. IMOP this vase was cast, that would explain the handles and the hollowed-out center. I once worked as a foundry Engineer and delt/designed these types of molds. Chris seems like an intelligent guy and me being an engineer can relate to his shop lingo and references, but I am somewhat taken a back he doesn't mention this being cast. That's exactly how that form would be made today. Joe asked the perfect question! How was it hallowed out? Chris dodged the question.......the answer was it was cast.

@0165EM4971

Ай бұрын

Can you cast granite or diorite?

@onesource9527

20 күн бұрын

What about diamonds being used as cutting, shaping and turning tools?

@kevinm9

18 күн бұрын

Except it's not casted

Like from a scene out of Alien Vs Predator, where the latter used a plasma cannon to dig a 2000ft hole in the ice in under 10 seconds on a perfect 30 degree angle.

I loved this guy in Big Fish

Joe Rogan: Sees hole, “wow that is amazing”

Somebody get Flint Dibble on the phone.

@AuschwitzMyPants

Ай бұрын

I got Eddie Bravo on hold!

@dpherox

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂!

@Amplifymagic

Ай бұрын

it was such a pathetic attempt him saying "wet sand and pulleys" lmao pathetic.

I would never hire this guy as a carpenter

At last, Christopher Dunn

Within how much of a human hair was it?

@thecringeman7697

26 күн бұрын

The guy was such a pain in the ass about this 😂😂😂

To know the past we must contemplate our present considerations of future One of our biggest problems is how we handle nuclear waste, half life is a killer. How do you leave a message for people 10,000 years in future to not to fuck with this shit, it can kill you. We don’t know if they will speak the same language or even be humans We must learn from our ancestors and leave it writing in stone in all languages in all parts of the world

Interesting

@healthiswealth1452

26 күн бұрын

Agriculture

Cast I bet

Sound....is the answer....

@dimenki

Ай бұрын

sound, the perfect representation of harmony and frequency.

I mean just look at traditional japanese woodcarving and wood jointing. If we found these things intact from 2000 years ago without knowing of japan we would also think it was not possible

Dude I’m telling you. The pyramids were in the ocean at one time.. this post the pyramids at hundreds of thousands of years old. Not tens of thousands.

They probably used a lathe

You don't take 100 years to make a pot they made the quick

Probably use sun rays, you know ancient people are obsessed with sun.

Pottery so amazing, lol just kidding smoke another joint lol.

You would be amazed , but if you lived in that era its normal lol.

Ok, but what we’re the holes for then? Ventilation?

@benjaminbritt7862

Ай бұрын

Farting

Those holes could’ve been drilled out within the last 500 years. Or even the last thousand years or 1500 years. or 2500 years we’ve had drilling technology they could do stuff like that for quite a while now. The Romans had the Egyptians had it. The Greeks had it. What about the crustaceans that are stuck to the pyramids? How did those get there? The only way that’s possible is if the pyramids where cover by the ocean.

Who said they lifted and cut any stones? I mean by that.....woodenframe....pouribg concrete.....sunlight......conveyour belts....yes conveyour or what its called.... Why want any one drive a block through the desertm.... that makes no sense to me.....slaves plus tine plus tools to hammer stone....done

Jamiee 😂

They think we’re smarter than our ancestors… hmm

@foedeer

Ай бұрын

Why wouldnt we be?

@dimenki

Ай бұрын

@@foedeerehhh we are but aren’t. most people then understood things that are linked together that a lot of people now separate and don’t think are connected.

@balghair1

Ай бұрын

Nowadays a good part of the population in America doesn't know the difference between men and women

@nononono12345

Ай бұрын

We are in some ways. Much dumber to the esoteric today. By design.

@nononono12345

Ай бұрын

@@balghair1100%. Pure ignorance.

Uh, were there diamonds in ancient times? The entire ancient world was ALL about stonework, do we think they didn't know the properties of gems and stones? Do engineers think that diamonds were only discovered in the 1850's? Diamonds can be found on South African beaches to this day. Ancient Egypt had active trade with far-flung parts of the world, particularly India, where there are world-class diamonds. Diamonds are small and easily transported as a trade item. Even if they had to come from far-flung parts of the world, they would have been sought after for stone work once their properties and utility became known. Can someone please build a diamond lathe and turn a piece of granite for us or make some delicate Alabaster bowls? How about drilling a hole in granite? Even the primitive act of smashing a diamond to pieces, using thermal shock, would yield extremely sharp shards that could be fitted to various tool bodies while dripping water over the work piece, which would also produce a slurry that could be used as a finishing agent. Could there have been diamond chisels made to incise hieroglyphics giving them their sharp definition? It's not rocket science as to how this could have been done. The ancients were problem solvers as well as craftsmen. For a period of time, fine stonework in Egypt was a 'thing' the wealthy had to have. Obviously they were objects of beauty as well as function and probably commanded a nice price in the marketplace = motive. If diamonds became non-available, the knowledge of their use and techniques of production would have quickly faded after a generation or two. I have a beautiful black granite Mexican mortar and pestle. I guarantee it wasn't made using copper chisels. Pretty sure it was made on a circular turntable, a very simple system for stonework and pottery.

What is it..2,300,000 stones🤔 Like you don’t fuckin know Joe Rogan

@healthiswealth1452

26 күн бұрын

Guardians

the Egyptians had the gods. simple to understand. its what built many amazing ancient civilizations. pyramids and monuments. moses was gods greatest prophet. he had the finger of god in his ministry. since him the greatest rulers have been watered down. nobody can ever hold a candle to the pharos of egypt but... there never again rose up a Pharoh after god kicked their asses.

Lasers

We use to say it was alien tech, the new God. An explanation of the unknown. Stop the bs

This guest is a tad too blase for me. Louche

Dude I’m telling you. The pyramids were in the ocean at one time.. this post the pyramids at hundreds of thousands of years old. Not tens of thousands.