Comments by "wheelmanstan" (@wheelmanstan) on "Today I Found Out" channel.

  1. If I were a Brit, I'd still be pissed about losing the best part of the Americas. Putin probably wakes up every day wishing he still had Alaska. Anyway, I know how your Brits think. I've seen Top Gear. haha
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  2. I see proof of it in photos all the time, but then why would they be hauling stone from hundreds of miles away. The quarries exist. So did they pulverize the stone they quarried so they could haul it up to where they needed concrete? Why are they all so different in size and shape? I mean if we were to build a pyramid we would cast every stone on each course of a pyramid the exact same/pattern to save time...and I mean a LOT of time. And this was a time where time was more valuable because no one lived long. The way the ancients built makes no sense..but they nailed it. They built walls like art. Like if you hired an artist to build your home..guess how it would look and how long it would take. Sometimes the stones were shaped like keys and other times they look melted in place or like swollen bags of wet concrete. Sometimes they look like they were cut by giant CNC machines. Honestly they probably used every technique imaginable and more. They worked with stone like we work with clay or plastic or metal.
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