ET Was a Big Bully
By AnjaP
@Rollo1 (16676)
Boston, Massachusetts
June 21, 2016 7:02am CST
So today I hear that an engineer has discovered that the Great Pyramid of Giza isn't exactly square. In fact, the west side is 14.1 cm longer than the east side. It's the Great Leaning Pyramid of Giza.
Now, I have heard the theories about ancient aliens. I have heard how humans weren't intellectually up to the task. Humans simply didn't have the technological know-how to build the pyramids, say the ancient alien theorists. It had to be aliens who devised these massive monuments.
Nevermind that aliens obsessed with stone monuments seems a bit incongruous. Nevermind that, in order to transverse the cosmos, aliens would have to have some pretty advanced metals and technology and that stone makes for a lousy space ship. Ancient aliens loved stone.
Or did they? Maybe they just loved dropping in on the unsophisticated humans and ordering them around? Maybe they were like middle school bullies or college fraternities and this was a giant hazing. Maybe the aliens just thought it was funny to watch the silly humans with their big muscles and puny minds build enormous stone monuments to the aliens they saw as gods.
In which case, instead of venerating these ancient aliens, I say we get ourselves a space ship, go out into the galaxy, hunt them down and give them a great big punch in the mouth.
Or, it could be that humans designed the pyramids, just like they designed Stonehenge and those Easter Island statues. They made them of stone because that's what they had handy. There were no aliens to teach them how to forge steel girders. There were lots of workers available because there were no TVs, computers or iPhones. Moving huge slabs of stone wasn't so difficult if you had thousands of hands to help. And they aren't perfect, because humans aren't perfect. They are just very determined.
But, if for any reason, it can be proved that aliens did come here thousands of years ago and made us all slaves to their whims, forcing us to do such pointless things and not once sharing important technology, then I say the space program needs to be about revenge, not exploration. I want to personally punch an alien in the nose.
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@JESSY3236 (22199)
• United States
21 Jun 16
I don't believe that. Why would aliens want tombs that risen to the sky? It makes more sense that the eygptians did it because of their religion.
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@Rollo1 (16676)
• Boston, Massachusetts
21 Jun 16
@ElizabethWallace Lucky for the people who wanted pyramids built that they weren't the ones who had to move the stones, otherwise, they probably wouldn't have bothered.
@Rollo1 (16676)
• Boston, Massachusetts
27 Jun 16
@enlightenedpsych2 The names of those who built the pyramids are not recorded in history, only the names of the pharaohs who ordered their construction. If the pharaohs had to move the stones, they wouldn't have designed them quite so large.
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@ElizabethWallace (12069)
• United States
21 Jun 16
I think the heat of the desert made them crazy. Moving huge stones all that way over sand is just nuts.
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@Rollo1 (16676)
• Boston, Massachusetts
21 Jun 16
I think that modern humans are so used to the helping hands of technology, machinery, etc., that they cannot conceive of a way to do any task without them. Therefore, they conclude it would be impossible and invent ancient aliens to explain it all. The truth is as you say - humans are determined and pretty good at problem-solving. But give us a generation of internet dependency, we might lose the ability to think through a problem that can't be solved by an app.
@Jessicalynnt (50523)
• Centralia, Missouri
21 Jun 16
perhaps it was aliens, they'd show up in their spaceships and get neoman to build stupid things (easter island statues lol), and then would travel to the future to sit back and laugh at us trying to figure out the stupid things
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@Jessicalynnt (50523)
• Centralia, Missouri
26 Jun 16
@enlightenedpsych2 sometimes you just gotta wonder what the point was, when that whatever it was, was built

@garymarsh6 (23979)
• United Kingdom
21 Jun 16
These ones are the most famous of Pyramids and yet there are hundreds around Egypt.
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@garymarsh6 (23979)
• United Kingdom
21 Jun 16
@Rollo1 Probably! Lol but when you see the size of them its no wonder
@Poppylicious (11134)
• United Kingdom
21 Jun 16
I don't buy the ancient alien theory. I subscribe to the time travellers travelling back in time to mess with our heads theory. I'm not entirely sure that this is any better!
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@GardenGerty (169406)
• United States
21 Jun 16
You are right, the theories either show massive bullying or pointless involvement by aliens. Give me a real measuring rod any day.
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@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
25 Jun 16
The aliens will probably be like cowboy builders, turning up 400 light years late, going out for supplies, leaving the job half done, hiking up the price etc
@ElizabethWallace (12069)
• United States
21 Jun 16
If aliens did come here oh so long ago, then the fact that they have not returned means something. Perhaps our imperfections made them give up on us. Heck, we cannot even build a perfect square.
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