Thursday, September 10, 2026

Sphinx, older than we thought?

 


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  1. Yep, that's water erosion not wind-blown sand...

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  2. The climate has always been changing on Earth. There must have been an almost tropical enviroment there, not a desert, to have that much water.

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  3. It is hard to delete the thinking we are taught, and open our brains to a different history ... even I struggle with it and I am from a different galaxy.
    But we should tinker with the idea of earlier, now unknown civilisations, we should imagine superior people, earthcast or from an offworld place, that built, moulded, cast, or just physically thought constructed such large figures.
    Seems like science fiction, for sure, but if you were forced to read the bible, as i was whilst younger, you will have read 'Jesus flew through the air in a vessel 33 cubits long, with flames issuing from behind' ... and raising dead people, and the old water onto wine thing. So quit your walking on water, if you can believe in the bible you can believe in spacemen seeding this planet, or various civilisations coming and going, each spanning thousands of years, and leaving few traces ... one of those traces being the sphinx and perhaps the pyramids.
    Cue Twilight Zone music.

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    1. If we stopped right now, in 100 million years would there be any evidence of humans? That is a long time...

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