• @WhyDoYouPersist
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    333 months ago

    That’s a bold side of the rock to stand on.

  • @kryptonianCodeMonkey
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    233 months ago

    Just had a weird thought about all the work that goes into cutting, moving and laying each and every stone of the pyramids. It’s already so much work for the whole thing that it doesn’t even compute. But it’s also a ton of work just for one stone before scaling it up to the whole thing. After all that work, they laid the very first one and then had to consider how many more were to be laid after that. Some guy definitely wanted to die right there.

    • Flying SquidOPM
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      153 months ago

      When you can literally see your god in front of you, you do what he wants.

        • @Zron
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          73 months ago

          Hey man, if I got high off of moldy grain and my cat told me to build a massive pyramid, I just might.

    • @marcos
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      143 months ago

      A job is a job.

      Besides, everyone is there, and what else would you do during the dry season?

      • @[email protected]
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        123 months ago

        Wet season. The Nile floods during the wet season and you can’t plant crops until it recedes.

  • @samus12345
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    123 months ago

    Ghosts of the workers: ಠ_ಠ ಠ_ಠ

    • @AngryCommieKender
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      43 months ago

      The longer he hosted that show, the more Centauri like his hair got.

  • @pufferfisherpowder
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    103 months ago

    The people 4500 years later.

    Dunno how they did it, prolly Aliens 🤷

  • NegativeNullM
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    103 months ago

    This Power Generator is gonna be so lit!

  • @[email protected]
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    93 months ago

    I get the meme, but they were using the most advanced technology at the time. When we build cutting edge structures that will one day be seen as being built with “simple tools” we don’t think of it that way at the time. We see it as building the wonders of our time!

    These structures were incredible!