Hear me out

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>the capstone was a conducting material.
if you schizos are gonna continue to claim that the pyramids generated energy you're gonna have to explain how with a working model of the process

it was an ascension helper

>you're gonna have to explain how with a working model of the proce

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB6A57398C5BF4F25
you have to be pretty far on this journey to even want to hear this but.... this is what i think is happening

Remember it used to have a white limestone facade, so maybe that part was flat
>Source
Just trust him bro it looks elecrical

Hold on, let me link you an article that explains it a bit more and contains links with the original scientific research paper that found the electromagnetic properties...

ancient-origins.net/human-origins-science/genetic-memory-0013654?fbclid=IwAR3JDxdSSuvNe-PoNe-YXN8__03HMGXG6bdT0nDqRkA24de_frzAssjcW1I

The journal said it wasn't sure if the electromagnetic properties of the buildings were intentional or a side effect of stacking that much stone and metal on top of each other, creating something like a mountain that naturally attracts lightening.

>links with the original scientific research paper
>ancient-origins.net
Yeah, can you just link the research paper itself instead?

>As of 2017, a team of physicists working within the Great Pyramid came to the startling realization that the pyramid works to focus electromagnetic energy. Whilst there has long since been much anecdotal evidence for people feeling different inside the Great Pyramid, (innumerable amounts of people have claimed to experience altered states of consciousness whilst within certain regions of the pyramid), could this finding push us one step closer to revealing where these altered states truly resonate from?

>“Multipole analysis” - a method widely-used to study the relationship between a complex object (in this case, the pyramid) and an electromagnetic field was employed to help this investigation. The findings, published in the Journal of Applied Physics , “revealed that the Great Pyramid's chambers can collect and concentrate electromagnetic energy”, concentrated hundreds of feet below in the so-called subterranean chamber - a chamber that researchers have long since believed once held water fed by a mysterious underground water source - whose purpose is still widely debated to this day.

That's the science part...
Obvious this sparks imaginations and gets people talking.

It feels like the pyramids were some kind of conduit to elevate the intelligence and consciousness of the Empire itself? Maybe they started out like that but became tombs so the Pharoah could feel they were connected to everyone? To preserve them so someone can find them again?

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I thought it was in the article but it's just referencing it. Journal of Applied Physics though.

>creating something like a mountain that naturally attracts lightening.
you know what else does that? mountains
and hills
and trees

and any building, even a scaffolding, with a metal rod on top

and btw the energy spike of lightning is so high that all the paratonnerres in the world dump it straight into the ground instead of trying to harnest it

>That's the science part...
no that's not the science part, it's an extract of a guy misquoting the science part, give me the paper not a guy ranting about "focussing energy" and "innumrable ammounts of people claiming experiences of altered states of consciensousness"

>Journal of Applied Physics though.
well I don't have a subscription to any academic kike paper so unless it's copied somewhere on a free to use paper website then it's rip

btw I looked myself and the article costs 35 euros, just to read it, what an absolute fucking joke

Just tell us nothing is going to make you believe and you enjoy making people on the Internet your own research pages.

I obliged you to a certain point, I'm not leading your horse to water anymore.

>>creating something like a mountain that naturally attracts lightening.
>you know what else does that? mountains

Whoa, like the mountains I just talked about and you quoted me saying. The discussion here is if this was on purpose for a reason or not and it just happened on it's own.

It was meant to have eight sides. It's built so perfectly you can't even see the lines unless the sun hits it right. Here is an image of what the pyramids looked like back in the day.

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The Jews built the pyramids, they have always been interested in space an sheit.

you're a schizo you don't matter, I'm having fun making you do something you can't do (provide evidence of your mental illness claims) to watch you struggle trying to weasel out of it

you're still free to explain how the pyramids "harnessed energy" with a working model lol, come on

Pyramids confirmed to be tool used to predict the future. Or who had cooties. OP definitely has them.

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