Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "Can MATH prove a LOST ADVANCED CIVILIZATION? | Myths Highlights" video.

Milo Rossi with a stoner friend put a blackboard and they created a bunch of conspiracies like that for Bass Shop Pro pyramid.
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@UberGringo They could eat everything? The lost civilization of my uncle's dog.
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@christophercripps7639 oh lmao why would they claim pyramids made almost 3000 years before METER was invented to correspond to metric measurements? Unlike pi, which is a ratio found in geometry naturally (just written down using decimal system), metric system is ENTIRELY arbitrary. Some French guys just decided to make a standardized measurement, and even they made a mistake with their methodology (ratio they based distance off) so anyone in antiquity would not only decide to invent metric system the same exact way, they'd have to ALSO make extremely similar mistakes. In short, their measurement of the Paris meridian arc between Dunkirk and Barcelona 0.02% off, which isn't much but with measurements of a PLANET, adds up so polar circumference of the Earth is 40,008 km, instead of 40,000.
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@slangster233 this looks very close to measurements to a plank in my closet, Egyptians wanted to tell me I'm a lesbian?!
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8:33 "expression of Pi and Golden Ratio in the object could only be achieved by a very sophisticated mechanism" known as the WHEEL. These ancient civilization had invented the wheel technology, which is very helpful to make pottery round. And Pi is LITERALLY IN EVERY CIRCLE. Every. Single. One. That's what it is, just a ratio of ANY circle's circumference to diameter. Golden Ratio also exists in nature, but I bet in his examples it's not even close and needs a lot of rounding up.
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10: 25 IT DOESN'T EVEN MATCH! Look, he centered the middle circle (a circle would fit in ANY object to scale) in a way that upper ones would vaguely be where the edges of a vase are, but the ears / handles are completely off and don't even match each other! I guess because they weren't made with a pottery wheel, so don't have a circle base. So the ONLY part of this flower of life that fits into the vase is an ordinary circle, at this point might as well fit a swastika there and claim those were ancient aryans.
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@djdarksidejungle559 Why is making a big statue any harder than making a small one? It's just more time consuming. If you can carve it 100 times you can do it 10 000 times. Also moving rocks is done by pulling, there's literally grooves and insets where the ropes used to be. Forced labor was used a lot. It's not much different from building Trans-Siberian railway, except ancients treated their slaves better than USSR.
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5:21 OMG there's SO many stretches, dudes is obsessed with 2s. Where did he get 20 000 years? Or why the ridiculous calculation he made, rounded and randomly picked numbers aside, had to correspond to TWO times something? Like half of his data points are literally out of nowhere.
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@anniealexander9911 Darren Aronofsky? This is his one film I haven't seen yet, it's on my to-watch list.
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Why people look for hidden code in a book full of actual open prophecies tho? My fav one is Book of Revelations saying a star called Wormwood having an explosion that's poisons the rivers. No secret code needed for that. Didn't predict idiots making trenches in Red Forest tho.
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@hyau512 that's the thing, you absolutely CAN find, say, a samurai mon crest from feudal Japan that perfectly fits any specific ancient vase, give enough trial and error... but they DIDN'T. It's a simple shape, yet the symbol lined up on video just doesn't match! Like most of it ends up outside the vase, bloody Date or Toyotomi crests would be more fitting.
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To prove a point number pareidolia further, your Tweet screenshot at 11:11 (ooh, a magic number) literally is 1488, I rest my case. You probably didn't even notice it but if Christopher Miller or Arin Toler seen it, they would be writing a New York Times Op-Ed about "Ukrainian NS" they see everywhere.
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Yes and they were off by a fraction of a percent so we ended up with circumference of the Earth being 40,075 km instead of a round number. So if someone ancient knew about metres they'd need to ALSO make exact same mistakes the guys who codified it did.
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YouTube uses AI for filters and half my comments don't go through in general, I can't even name the country that invaded us. Not on THIS channel, any! You're really being cray cray if you think crappy bots auto-deleting half the stuff anybody posts is someone personally persecuting YOU.
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@CoffeeFiend1 you might need to reevaluate your value system if religious people being right offends you.
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@MossyMozart curiously, Egyptians, whose 12 month 30 days calendar our is based on, HATED the leap day, and even Ptolemaics failed to persuade them to add one (they normally had 5) every 4 years. That's how Egypt's calendar was many seasons off by the time Cleopatra's lover fixed that (and we still use Julian calendar base, just correcting for leap hour by Pope Gregory, hence Grigorian).
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@MorbidEel do living things have eyes? Cause those are circle.
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@MossyMozart What? The whole point was pointing out how NOT professional this making up secret ancient alien codes is. Also GOOD LUCK you had so much time to have "serious" academics debunk conspiracies and utterly fail, because people flocked to more down to Earth conspirators. He's doing things RIGHT for a change.
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@RockinRobbins13 you're really trying to hard to use big words to ignore the simple fact that 0 degrees outside means it's snow instead of rain, which is convenient instead of whatever random number it is in British Imperial system not even their colonies use anymore. Also, nobody puts a teapot on saying "I am at sea level with barometric pressure exactly at a certain level" we just know it boils at 100, and anything above or below is a very good benchmark as you have water freezing or boiling as a starter point. Fahren-thing doesn't have anything and ALL numbers are random and as a bonus it has zero absolutely randomly placed, which makes things even more confusing.
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