Me too John. The problem for me is I've been there, whilst working in some of the biggest projects of modern technology as an expert of the state of the art in Engineering, with thousands of Engineers, and even from a distance the great pyramid screams it wasn't done by humans, but when we get inside and look around, we lose count of the technical impossibilities we see there, I think there must be very few scientists and definitely no experienced big system Engineers with systemic knowledge who would stay with the illusion, nay lie, that we humans somehow built them, after they've actually been there and seen them up close.
We are taking credit there for something done by possibly non humans, who might be in our ancestry without actually having any documentation that explains things. Further, our own system is unsustainable as stands, it has to change by becoming solar powered to make it sustainable.
Hence why it's fair game really, if someone identifies how the pyramids fit into a non human system, maybe even a more sustainable system, we we should follow that analysis through to conclusion, to at least evaluate what might be useful for us to know.
Graham Hancock is a scientist who worked on the pyramids, and who tried to buck the mainstream science establishment by doing this, but has been more or less cancelled, again it looks like another victim of the destructive energy slavery slave juggernaut, the beast profit monster that has always tried to literally kill us if we get close to threatening it's systemic negative energy supply, but Graham has hung in, his determination and faith that the right thing will come about sooner or later has kept him from buckling, soon he is going to be back on TV, with his own documentary series, I hope this will finally start opening our eyes to the crazy dishonest live beast system we've created, the real Matrix. It's interesting the actor that played the part of "The One", Keano Reeves, will be talking with Graham in the documentary, I am sure he will have some interesting thoughts on the pyramids.
