Comments by "Austin Kole Carlisle" (@AustinKoleCarlisle) on "HIDDEN MATHEMATICS - Randall Carlson - Ancient Knowledge of Space, Time u0026 Cosmic Cycles" video.

  1. yeah but your handwave doesn't explain how the Great Pyramid is a scale model of the Earth. ratios don't change, regardless of the system used.
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  2. ​ @thevoiceharmonic  the "socle" comes to mind (the pad on which the Great Pyramid sits) because out of all the possible sizes the ancients could have used for the socle, it just so happens to be the size that when we measure the perimeter of the socle and compare it against the perimeter of the Great Pyramid itself, it is an accurate ratio of the circumference of the Earth measuring around the Equator compared to measuring around the poles.
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  3. "Revelation of the Pyramids" is also a great watch.
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  4. it doesn't matter which system is used. the proportions and ratios remains the same.
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  5.  @thevoiceharmonic  the numbers aren't made up, he provides the sources and you can easily verify they are accurate. the margin of error is negligible. the coincidences are too numerous to count. seriously, all you have to do is watch the video. If you have any type of mathematical mind, it won't be too hard to follow.
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  6. the number 6 is associated with destruction, 9 with creation?
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  7. A terrible strain on the animator's wrist...
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  8. The only advanced part of Africa just happened to be the part closest to Europe, huh?
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  9. yes and the year was altered because of a global cataclysm, just like what was mentioned by Randall in this presentation.
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  10.  @LightSourceTemple  the point is that ratios matter, the pyramid is a scale model of the earth no matter which math system you use.
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  11. so the Great Pyramid being a scale model of the Earth is just a coincidence, huh?
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  12. what's more intuitive: 1/1000th of a meter, or 1/100 of an inch?
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  13. 1. the Sphinx was covered for 1000s of years, except for the head, but the head was recarved by the dynastic Egyptians, so we cannot date it using the head. 2. it's very likely hieroglyphs were inherited by the dynastic Egyptians
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