Reading Chariots of the Gods

[Wertbag]

Eric's problem is that he starts with the conclusion that it's all aliens, then works backwards to fit everything with that idea. Some of the things he finds are interesting but many square pegs don't fit the round holes. All his good ideas get lost amongst the bad. It's the old issue that if you are wrong a dozen times why would I listen to your 13th claim? 

 

I also never want to discount human ingenuity. Anyone saying we couldn't build pyramids or something is too hard is ignoring all of the feats of engineering throughout the ages. Just look at Gobeki Tepe, a 12,000 year old permanent temple structure, built back when historians originally thought we were only hunter gatherer tribes. The pyramids were build around 10,000 years later... Human advancement was not an overnight event. 

[◊ Weezer ◊]

4 hours ago, Wertbag said:

 

All his good ideas get lost amongst the bad. 

 

The same thought crossed my mind.