I would like to add the Biblical account of humans introduced to Earth,
implies that a form of de-evolution in the aging process (starting at
genetic perfection and degrading generation after generation) could explain
the intelligence behind the illustrious history of civilizations like the
Egyptian empire.

In all likelihood the Egyptians closer proximity in history to the original
humans introduced to this planet by God. Their minds and bodies were
genetically superior and capable of amazing accomplishments such as pyramid
building and mapping the night skies (astronomy).

As generation after generation passed away the human genome was likely
corrupted, as we see occurring on smaller scales in countries like England
where royalty inter-married. (Of course we're talking about a planetary
scale where the first human man and woman, becoming genetically corrupted,
spawned the entire human race that exists today.) As a result, each
successive generation decreased its lifespan slightly, going from the +/-
0.9 millennium lifespan of Adam and Eve to less than 0.5 centuries during
the dark ages.

I think what might have happened to reverse the mental part of the human
equation in genetic deterioration over time, was that the human brain itself
is something that develops (or "evolves" for lack of a better word) with a
accumulating genetic "memories" (again, for lack of a more concise word)
with each passing generation. If this is a correct postulation then one can
surmise that as the human genome is corrupted and the aging process
declines, human intelligence combined with layered civilizations reaches
"critical mass" and explodes into a technological civilization. This
critical mass in intelligence was achieved collectively by humans in the
19th century. At that point TECHNOLOGY could start to reverse the genetic
deterioration of the human race and potentially repair the corrupted human
genome, resulting in a standard of living and bio-technologies that
progressively increases human lifespan and quality of living. However, this
delta will not likely surpass the lifespan that the first humans
experienced. Any mistake in execution of these technologies could also
result in sudden mass extinction.

I would like to add the Biblical account of humans introduced to Earth,
implies that a form of de-evolution in the aging process (starting at
genetic perfection and degrading generation after generation) could explain
the intelligence behind the illustrious history of civilizations like the
Egyptian empire.

In all likelihood the Egyptians closer proximity in history to the original
humans introduced to this planet by God. Their minds and bodies were
genetically superior and capable of amazing accomplishments such as pyramid
building and mapping the night skies (astronomy).

As generation after generation passed away the human genome was likely
corrupted, as we see occurring on smaller scales in countries like England
where royalty inter-married. (Of course we're talking about a planetary
scale where the first human man and woman, becoming genetically corrupted,
spawned the entire human race that exists today.) As a result, each
successive generation decreased its lifespan slightly, going from the +/-
0.9 millennium lifespan of Adam and Eve to less than 0.5 centuries during
the dark ages.

I think what might have happened to reverse the mental part of the human
equation in genetic deterioration over time, was that the human brain itself
is something that develops (or "evolves" for lack of a better word) with a
accumulating genetic "memories" (again, for lack of a more concise word)
with each passing generation. If this is a correct postulation then one can
surmise that as the human genome is corrupted and the aging process
declines, human intelligence combined with layered civilizations reaches
"critical mass" and explodes into a technological civilization. This
critical mass in intelligence was achieved collectively by humans in the
19th century. At that point TECHNOLOGY could start to reverse the genetic
deterioration of the human race and potentially repair the corrupted human
genome, resulting in a standard of living and bio-technologies that
progressively increases human lifespan and quality of living. However, this
delta will not likely surpass the lifespan that the first humans
experienced. Any mistake in execution of these technologies could also
result in sudden mass extinction.


"Rey Deletrina" <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote in message
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This colossal structure, the last of the seven ancient wonders and the
largest stone building in the world, still provokes awe, controversy and a
plethora of theories that inspire bitter debate to this day. Instead of
going over the well-established mysteries, we would like to shine new
light
on this important enigma that appears out of place in 'Stone Age' Egypt.

The real challenge the Great Pyramid still poses to us in the opening
decade
of the Third Millennium is the physical plant itself. Theorists have gone
on
endlessly speculating about how it was built and the metaphysical,
cultural
and religious significance and/or symbolism behind its construction.
Though
several authors have offered tantalising possibilities, none have been
conclusively proven.

The mystery remains unsolved.

To begin with, the massive size the staggering volume and weight of the
building blocks remain problematic. With an estimated 2.3 million blocks
with a weight of about 4 million tons, the pyramid is two-thirds the mass
of
the Hoover Dam. The sheer size and the numbers of blocks that had to be
quarried and moved into place, presents numerous architectural,
construction
and engineering headaches.

These issues have been raised time and again, yet are still unsettled. It
is
time to move on and define the even more difficult issues. We consider the
core 'hard' problems to be those that reflect precision engineering and
assembly line manufacturing accomplished on a massive scale. The primitive
tools scenario concocted by Egyptologists does not explain the following
tasks:

1. Creating precision-cut casing blocks weighing 16 tons, fitted together
and held by a super-glue mortar that maintained a tight seal forming a
nearly seamless shell.
2. Leveling the 13-acre limestone bedrock base to a degree of accuracy
only
recently achieved with laser technology.
3. Squaring the base to True North with minimal deviation.
4. Excavating the 'Descending Passage' 350 feet into solid bedrock at a
26-degree angle while keeping the tunnel arrow-straight for its length.
5. Bringing the massive 48-story pyramid together around complex internal
structures, retaining the true shape to enable the builders to form the
apex. (These internal structures include four enigmatic ventilation shafts
and a coffer in the King's Chamber that is too large to have been moved
through the opening. It shows evidence of having been cut with a jewel-tip
saw.)
6. Extensive usage of different types of machined granite inside the Great
Pyramid chambers.

The father of modern Egyptology, Sir Flinders Petrie, marvelled at the
precision and size of the casing blocks. He carefully measure the blocks
and
found that "the mean thickness of the joints are .020 and therefore, the
mean variation of the cutting of the stone from a straight line and from a
true square, is but .01 on length of 75 inches up the face, an amount of
accuracy equal to most modern opticians' straight-edges of such a length."

The modern international engineering firm of Daniel, Mann, Johnson &
Menendhall conducted a forensic analysis of the Great Pyramid. Their
findings are evaluated in an article published in Civil Engineering.

The pyramid was oriented with its major sides either north-south or
east-west. This in itself was a remarkable undertaking, given the accuracy
to which it was done, because the Egyptians had to perform the work using
astronomical or solar observations the compass had not yet been invented.
The dimensions of the pyramid are extremely accurate and the site was
levelled within a fraction of an inch over the entire base. This is
comparable to the accuracy possible with modern construction methods and
laser levelling.1

The summary speaks volumes between the lines. The problems with the
Descending Passage are numerous. For starters the tunnel is less than 4 x
4
feet, enough for no more than one excavator wielding a hammer-stone at any
given moment. How would our proposed digging crew negotiate the space in
the
suffocating darkness once they had dug down 50 feet and more? In addition
how would the 26-degree angle be set and maintained without lights or
levels? The lack of carbon deposits on walls and ceiling indicate that
torches were not used.

Once again, Petrie measured the passage and found an amazing accuracy of
.020 of an inch over 150 feet and a mere .250 inch over 350 feet of its
constructed and excavated length. We submit that this passage with its
smooth surfaces, squared shape, and accurate angle could not have been
tunnelled with primitive tools and methods.

The Great Pyramid remains the world's greatest wonder and ancient enigma.
We
suggest researchers should pay more attention to these details and ask
about
the materials used inside the Great Pyramid, especially near the
ventilation
shafts. We now have two doors blocking a very important shaft, the one
that
pointed to the star Sirius in 2450 BCE.

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