How did the Egyptians build the Pyramids?

[LastThursday]

I can't get enough of this stuff. One day the whole thing will be explained.

 

Edited January 31 by LastThursday

[Ramasta9]

Ultra-Sonic Vibratory Frequency Generators - which move objects with powerful sound vibrations tuned to the correct frequencies.

its actually quite simple if you understand the quantum nature of reality and how the universe works on a fundamental level. 

The universe runs on simple laws. Its modern humans who have become distorted and disconnected from their true intelligence and greater consciousness capacity that continue to complicate things and creating endless mind-loops that only confuse them further. 

Yet if you manage to shift your inner-compass in alignment, the dots all connect by themselves, naturally. 

 

[LastThursday]

I want it to be some weird fantastical technology, I want to believe. But I think it will turn out to be just ropes and a lot of grunt work, and some very clever architecting.

A tiny part of me wants to see it as incoherence in the fabric of reality. In other words, there is no rational explanation, it just is, or it was planted there just to tease us. But that's even whackier than fantastical technology.

[YIDIRYIDIR]

On 1/31/2026 at 8:40 PM, LastThursday said:

I can't get enough of this stuff. One day the whole thing will be explained.

 

Here is my theory:

They probably had a different Model of technology than what we have now.

see, the way we have technology by leveraging electricity, metals, engines, machines, electronics...etc is just a model. a model of how technology works. a model that is a result of a way of thinking, a materialistic scientific way of thinking. a model that got built by accident.

what i mean by accident is that no one planned it, discoveries just compounded into what we have now. Technology is not "progress", it is not linear, but rather path dependent and survival oriented.

if just the discovery of electricity were later than when it happened, technology would be so much different, because we would have used our problem solving in another area and in another field, with a different approach and it would lead us into a different kind of technology.

but since we discovered electricity, and it solved our problems faster and improved technology by miles. we never bothered to think and experiment in another direction in another way and experiment differently to improve stuff. stuff is already improved so why bother.

Technology is basically manipulation of consciousness. and consciousness isn't just materialistic. 

if we just go back 500 years, and tell someone "we built shit that flies, and shit that gets us to communicate wherever we are, and we built technology that thinks like us, we have our own light and it's not fire, we built 800-meter-tall buildings" he would go "impossible, fucking impossible"

because in order for him to fathom it, in order to make sense of it, he first needs a dozen epiphanies that change how he sees the world and his paradigm. but since he doesn't have those epiphanies, his mind can't do the mental jump necessary to accept those things, so his brain just goes "error".

if i had to explain it with an analogy, it would be this:

if we go to a fundamentalist blue consciousness level guy (spiral dynamics) and we tell him "you are god, you are love, you are everything and you are infinite" he is gonna go "fuck you you dumb delusional devil ass motherfucker, who do you think i am? some hippie ass woo woo fuck? get away from me" because his psyche hasn't gone through 4+ epiphanies and paradigm shifts that would bring him close to making sense of that. (for more of this, watch Leo's "The Topic Of Mindfuckery" video)

he will never ever ever entertain that thought from where he stands, he needs at least 2 or 3 existential crisis to grow and develop the mental capacity it needs to fathom those thoughts.

so basically, we can conclude that if humanity gets into some apocalypse and all human knowledge and technology gets wiped out. humans are more likely to invent a new technology model that works differently that what we have since they will have a different sequence of epiphanies and paradigm shifts than what the modern world went through.

[Leo Gura]

Whips, sweat, and blood.

[Phil King]

On 2/8/2026 at 9:41 AM, Ramasta9 said:

Ultra-Sonic Vibratory Frequency Generators - which move objects with powerful sound vibrations tuned to the correct frequencies

Probably something like this. Like an ancient lost technology. I just find it improbable that they were able to place literally millions of 3 ton blocks that fast without some crazy tech.

 

^^^ This guy allegedly rediscovered the principles used to build the pyramids and built his own castle over the course of 25 years

[Ramasta9]

On 2/10/2026 at 5:07 AM, LastThursday said:

I want it to be some weird fantastical technology, I want to believe. But I think it will turn out to be just ropes and a lot of grunt work, and some very clever architecting.

A tiny part of me wants to see it as incoherence in the fabric of reality. In other words, there is no rational explanation, it just is, or it was planted there just to tease us. But that's even whackier than fantastical technology.

You just haven't researched deep enough my friend. All these technologies exist even today in different ratios. Its the correct calculations and the larger crystal generators that are hard to remake. Tesla was close, but all his research was mysteriously destroyed I've done deep research for over 20 years. I've seen things most people haven't. I won't do the work for you. For you its fantastical, for me its just another day. Plenty of stuff in the deep web and Russia files. You people are exhausting yourselves, you don't have experience or been exposed to such things, nor understand the nature of reality to the level required for this to be common sense, so of course its fantastical to you, so you'll be spending lifetimes trying to prove it with regular human and primitive means and won't get nowhere. Its far easier to see it the way i am explaining it but the conditioning and programming runs deep i guess, no offense. I've seen these posts again and again and they get nowhere, because its extremely unlikely they were created the way most people think. When in reality it makes far more sense and there is evidence just hard to find online.

 

Edited 18 hours ago by Ramasta9

[Wilhelm44]

It was obviously alien tech.

[Sucuk Ekmek]

Don't compare these guys to 21st century man's desires.

For them making such structures were the end goal of universe and god's&(pharaoh) will. 

Even ''them'' this assumes there are multiple personas. There wasn't such a thing. There was only one thing which is Work and this so called Work was them. Like an ant colony.

They just had the motivation to build the structure, because their creation was linked to this (because they been told so).

This is something we can't recreate nowdays, no amount of money will drive masses to set aside their very own existance and selfhood to do the

Great Thing. 

That is the mind, you can control millions, they won't ever question, mostly...

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

5 hours ago, Wilhelm44 said:

It was obviously alien tech.

No, the evidence suggests that it was actually around 30 000 skilled workers and off season farmer workforce transporting and assembling millions of blocks over the course of 20-30 years. It wasn't really even a slave force like Leo suggested, they got fed, they got taken care of relatively well in terms of healthcare for the times. Which, I mean, makes sense cause you don't want your workers to die or be weak from malnutrition and bad treatment, that would saboutage the entire project; you also want your farmer part of the workforce to go back to fields during season. I do think 30 years is enough time to construct something like this, and archeological evidence overwhelmingly suggests that this was the case, seeing as we discovered places where the workers likely lived and tools they used during construction. Meanwhile, alien conspiracy theorist got next to nothing, no evidence

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[Wilhelm44]

38 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

No, the evidence suggests that it was actually around 30 000 skilled workers and off season farmer workforce transporting and assembling millions of blocks over the course of 20-30 years. It wasn't really even a slave force like Leo suggested, they got fed, they got taken care of relatively well in terms of healthcare for the times. Which, I mean, makes sense cause you don't want your workers to die or be weak from malnutrition and bad treatment, that would saboutage the entire project; you also want your farmer part of the workforce to go back to fields during season. I do think 30 years is enough time to construct something like this, and archeological evidence overwhelmingly suggests that this was the case, seeing as we discovered places where the workers likely lived and tools they used during construction. Meanwhile, alien conspiracy theorist got next to nothing, no evidence

The roof of the king's chamber has solid granite beams 50 to 80 tons in weight each. Why dont you guys do a little experiment, get some slaves, and show us how they gonna move something like that.

 

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[NewKidOnTheBlock]

24 minutes ago, Wilhelm44 said:

The roof of the king's chamber has solid granite beams 50 to 80 tons in weight each. Why dont you guys do a little experiment, get some slaves, and show us how they gonna move something like that.

 

They were treated just like the rest of the building blocks; they were mined abd quarried from a mining site, then carried by Nile barges to the construction site; and then transported by land using sledges, ropes, rollers etc. Experiments were done proving that this is possible. Romans carried even much heavier weights during some of their projects

[Wilhelm44]

5 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

They were treated just like the rest of the building blocks; they were mined abd quarried from a mining site, then carried by Nile barges to the construction site; and then transported by land using sledges, ropes, rollers etc. Experiments were done proving that this is possible. Romans carried even much heavier weights during some of their projects

Where is the evidence of these experiments proving that it's possible ?

[LastThursday]

15 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Whips, sweat, and blood.

Most likely.

3 hours ago, Wilhelm44 said:

The roof of the king's chamber has solid granite beams 50 to 80 tons in weight each. Why dont you guys do a little experiment, get some slaves, and show us how they gonna move something like that.

The Thunder Stone was 1,500 tons and took nine months to move into place. 80 tons is nothing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Horseman

@Ramasta9 as much as I love the idea esoteric technology (and I've researched it a lot), conventional technology is plenty magic already. But I have no doubt the Egyptians thought about building and technology differently to us. 

14 hours ago, Phil King said:

I just find it improbable that they were able to place literally millions of 3 ton blocks that fast without some crazy tech.

If you watch the third video I posted above, it explains that most of the pyramid is "infilled rubble", with the rubble being largish unshaped blocks. It would be a lot quicker to place those. Only the exterior and some interior structural "walls" where shaped and carefully placed blocks.

Edited 4 hours ago by LastThursday

[Ramasta9]

 

[LastThursday]

@Ramasta9

Ah yes good old David Wilcock. I've read his book the Source Field Investigations, interesting stuff. The power of pyramids was already being talked about by Lyall Watson in his book Supernature. I think I even made a cardboard pyramid razor sharpner in my youth.

I'm more intrigued by your direct experiences than a video with a bunch of anectodal evidence however. Maybe start a new thread explaining what you've witnessed? Sounds interesting.

[Ramasta9]

5 minutes ago, LastThursday said:

@Ramasta9

Ah yes good old David Wilcock. I've read his book the Source Field Investigations, interesting stuff. The power of pyramids was already being talked about by Lyall Watson in his book Supernature. I think I even made a cardboard pyramid razor sharpner in my youth.

I'm more intrigued by your direct experiences than a video with a bunch of anectodal evidence however. Maybe start a new thread explaining what you've witnessed? Sounds interesting.

It may take some time to articulate but i'll see what i can do. I really enjoyed David's earlier work, he was great.

[LastThursday]

On 10/02/2026 at 9:52 PM, YIDIRYIDIR said:

They probably had a different Model of technology than what we have now.

Like any craftsperson if you're doing it day in and day out, you learn mastery of the craft. If you're laying potentially millions of blocks, you'll very quickly learn to master it. Especially so if you've already built smaller pyramids before, which is exactly what happened. And extreme mastery can look like magic or supernatural ability. I'm pretty sure this is the case with the pyramids.