Proof That Aliens DEFINITELY Don’t Exist

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[@biggtugg]

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[@jpettltd]

The fish will find you

[@Theneonguy789]

I will check out Arthur Morgan, thanks for letting me know bug tug

[@friedrice_kk]

👍

[@Frank_Ketiment_The_Third]

Very cool

[@smellygoblinAHHHHHHH]

tugg they got a radio brodcast from space that was 73 seconds long. youre welcome :3

[@Bigngreen]

Careful now, you're about to summon Miniminuteman.

[@TheAutisticFrog]

ah, a fellow miniman enjoyer

[@BLET_55artem55]

I'd like to see a collab of them

[@TheAutisticFrog]

*MILO SUMMONING NOISES*

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

imagine these 2 having a collab. “so Tugg, why don’t you explain to our dear viewers that the Bimini Road is underwater rocks, NOT remains of an old rock road from Atlantis.” “i have the answer Milo, it’s called people are dumb as hell.” “exactly.”

[@GoosyGoober]

Fr

[@alaricskjelver7014]

it lowkey annoys the shit out of me when people throw out ancient structures as evidence for aliens. we know how most of them were built and we know that ancient people had a decent understanding of math, hard work, spare time, and had religions that they wanted to build cool shit for.

[@lucyandecember2843]

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[@chubs2073]

Another thing, even if unintentional its clear all of the alien stuff is very euro-centric minded, like there plenty of other nations with grand and impressive stuff built on it like Greece yet ive never heard anyone say it was made by aliens, with the main difference being that those places are all from Europe. It really is just "Well theres no way THEY could make it!"

[@susanschubert1222]

Thank you!!

[@foodpatrol2332]

so do you think Aliens built them or not? You kind of just explained why they weren't

[@alskdjfhgqzwez6723]

​@@foodpatrol2332 by "throwing out" he likely meant "presenting"

[@SmallBerry46]

The reason aliens arent really a threat because they are light years and light years away.

[@comfi1025]

Okay but we could EASILY build the pyramids with the modern technology. It's not even a question

[@Clouds_RUs]

i love how tugg just says "FUCK IT I've got shit to say" btw likely those stone pillars were lifted slightly then wedged up and so forth with the help of workers pushing and (pulling with rope/livestock)

[@Nessie596]

I do think we would be able to build pyramids today, but why would we? Well, I guess that’s a question for Las Vegas. 😂

[@Nneofade]

A pyramid of stone seems more believable than a skyscraper

[@Ninetailsmaster16]

my favorite part about the "pyramids were made by aliens" theory is that our society today is so lazy and into instant gratification that we just CANNOT fathom a more primitive collection of people just straight up taking like 50 years to build one big ass structure.

[@wierdwisdoms2366]

Yes tugg, it was ramps.

[@Attomicc076]

Tucker will 110% be absolutely horrified by the great filter theory

[@IbrahimDarCo]

let me Google that

[@maxkershaw5178]

That ain’t even alien scary, that’s cosmic scary (I both hate and love it)

[@SleepdeprivedGojifan]

Its the theory that SOMETHING is killing all life ​@@IbrahimDarCo

[@mohamedabdelhay2738]

I Googled it and it's delightful.

[@aaronburkeen6409]

​@@SleepdeprivedGojifan Not quite, it's the theory that the nature of intelligence itself. Invites self destruction meaning no intelligent species make it far enough to reach out to others. And vice versa.

[@zionj104]

Love how Tucker is just getting SCHOOLED here for that last segment

[@notinsane4165]

the lad is getting blasted for it, 0 mercy.

[@SuyashMishra-rm1fb]

I mean he has stated multiple times that he cherry picks his research

[@zionj104]

@@SuyashMishra-rm1fb Yeah, honestly don't even blame him for taking "scientists have no idea" at face value considering this was immediately after his sleep video Also how has it already been three months lol

[@SuyashMishra-rm1fb]

@@zionj104 I don't know man I re-watch this video and thought this was posted like 6 months ago😆. Time doesn't exist

[@zionj104]

@@SuyashMishra-rm1fb 2020 broke everything

[@ashkyra5739]

Why do people have so much difficulty believing ancient people could stack rocks? Like I could go outside and build a small wall right now if I wanted, then I could build a tiny pyramid. A group could feasibly build a pyramid or pretty much anything if given enough time and resources, which most of these ancient people had both of.

[@JamesJames-li2wv]

Literally no body besides a complete idiot has ever questioned whether ancient people could stack rocks or not and I have absolutely no idea where you even got that idea from, The thing that people actually questioned is how they were being able to stack and cut giant blocks of stone that weighed literal tons without using machinery. Which can easily be explained but it's just hard when there's little evidence of the tools used and the fact that nobody that built said structures are alive today. We know how they built walls using small stones, even a complete moron could figure it out it's not hard. And yes a group could build a pyramid, but not with the technology that the ancient people used as we still don't know the exact way they did it.

[@day4gamez564]

Hey, Tugg, loved the video. But I do gotta say that last part really discredits just how smart and resourceful ancient humans were. We know how the pyramids were built and what they were used for, and Machu Picchu was literally just an advancement in agriculture. Ancient people were smart dude.

[@thegreatcollector4548]

A lot of conspiracy theories come from those assholes who discredit ancient civilizations who are not white "civilised" europeans

[@gigacream5830]

I think… that maybe… it’s just for the funnies?

[@lanata64]

​@@gigacream5830alternatively it's also called lying, spreading misinformation, promoting anti-reason attitudes, being stupid, etc

[@gigacream5830]

@@lanata64 or its a fuckin joke? lmfao. Chill out. I don't think he's being deadass serious about thinking everything ever was built by aliens smh... braindead

[@BLET_55artem55]

​@@lanata64alternatively called having no sense of humour, being a nerd, being a boring person, being a jerk because someone joked

[@loonystewart]

Miniminuteman would kick your ass for that last segment. Literally every step of the process of learning to build the pyramids was written down in Egypt in exacting detail. We know, very well, how they were made.

[@TheAutisticFrog]

100%.

[@Zee_aka_Pretty]

I was thinking the very same thing.

[@tufftuff4525]

OMG A FELLOW MINIMINUTEMAN ENTHUSIAST IN THE COMMENTS. BigTugg and Milo are my absolute FAVES

[@OhOkayThenLazySusan]

Where? What is your source for this claim

[@masonbruner1239]

​@@OhOkayThenLazySusanis it that hard to Google something?

[@mustachedclouds]

love this video, but in the last segment tucker did NOT give ancient people enough credit. they absolutely were capable of everything listed

[@log5449]

Especially the 🗿 statues. They are not nearly as detailed as half the statues from places like Greece with the Parthenon.

[@jesuisboogie7945]

@@log5449 yeah and it also almost gave me an aneurism because of how fucking documented and documented and documented the process of making them is

[@zoombeanie]

I do agree, love u Tugg but that part was a bit misinformed

[@htewing]

@@log5449 It's how they were moved for a lot of people, I think, not helped by the fact that their creators insisted they "walked" to their destinations. So they obviously had to get moved by aliens or something. But then someone actually decided to test that and, wow, wouldn't you know, a bunch of jackasses with ropes could literally "walk" a replica Moai down a road. I highly recommend looking it up, it's a great example of experimental archaeology.

[@zemom.a.8171]

​@@log5449İ dont think ancient greeks are as old as we think they are, wikipedia dates them around 800 BCE. İn comparison the ancient Turks & Egyptians were around since 3000 BCE, they had time & resources is what İ wanted to convey.

[@TheAutisticFrog]

*milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises* *milo summoning noises*

[@nerdygraves]

Literally about to go watch the live premiere of his new vid

[@catherineisabunnie]

I love seeing all the fellow miniminuteman viewers here

[@TheAutisticFrog]

me too

[@1313TommyGun]

All the people who died building the ancient structures are now getting ready to haunt tugg in his bathroom xD

[@v10l3t40]

But noooo ghosts aren't reaaaall🙄

[@nothingbutpain863]

@@v10l3t40,ghosts aren't real but soon Egyptian who built the Pyramid will become one.

[@spencerallbritton2995]

Tuuuucker. Respectfully: 1: We can absolutely make the pyramids. Cranes can lift huge shipping containers that weigh more than one stone block. Slaves were plentiful resources for Pharaohs. Enough peeps and we're pulling those rocks. Physics is insane. 2: I learned in one of my college classes that Stonehenge was more than likely a calendar, as when viewing from the center, the middle of each arch lines up with the position of the sun at sunrise and sunset for each season of the year (because the sun's arc changes with seasons). There's actually a nearby locale where we know the rocks were mined from. 3) Easter Island is an insane story. I won't bore you with details - civil war, colonization, deforestation and plague. The statues were symbols of the factions during their war. Learned that in the same class. Love your work, mate! Just know that mathematics was born in Egypt! 🙂

[@markosmywords9202]

If we can construct the Bass Pro Shop pyramid we can absolutely stack a bunch of rocks.

[@TheAutisticFrog]

@@markosmywords9202AMEEEEERICCCAAA

[@1pcfred]

Look into it, Stonehenge as we know it today was built in 1959. There's pictures of them doing it and everything. They used heavy equipment. It was made just to be a tourist trap.

[@honeyybutter]

@@1pcfred proof please? you sound like tugg at the end

[@1pcfred]

@@honeyybutter you can look it up for yourself. Google stonehenge reconstruction project. Just stonehenge and 1959 would have dredged it up too. Learn how to do research on your own. But what's been seen cannot be unseen. You may come to realize that your whole life is a lie!

[@jamieshoemaker9986]

As a person who spent four years in college studying history and anthropology, it really pisses me off when people bring up all these old structures under the guise of “we have no idea how these were made.” Yes we fucking do. Is it insane that they made these with primitive tools? Yes. Do we know exactly how they did it? No, fuckwad, no one had a video camera back then, and they were obviously more focused on building the thing that outlast them than writing and preserving detailed records on how they made it. Can we make educated guesses on how, why, and when they were all made? Yes and we already have. Each one is pretty fucking explainable through a multitude of different theories that all coincide with what we know about each culture’s technology and practices. I think people now a-days make the mistake of equating primitive technology to primitive thinking. People were just as smart back then as they are now, its just that not as much of science had been explored. No-one should underestimate the building power of a nation controlled by one guy who says he’s god and pays the smartest people in his kingdom to do nothing but come up with cool shit he can put his name on

[@SawatOfficial]

No ones reading all that lil bro stfu 😭🙏

[@Finn-jn6qt]

We get ur point but…damn, chill???

[@theveryaveragegamer9865]

No

[@Rda95]

I’d love to see a collab with the MiniMinuteMan to address some of the historical issues here. Might help you sleep a little better too.

[@nestoreliricofranco4303]

Tugg is right making the pyramids out of granite would be very hard, even in modern age. Thats why the pyramids are made of SANDSTONE

[@HungerGamesFan88]

it's limestone isn't it?

[@CubeUU]

my whole life i was told they are made of limestone

[@felixangelpazovila1350]

I think limestone was what many people believe the piramids were covered with

[@Eli-pw9ug]

pretty sure they used different blocks for the outer and inner sections ​@@CubeUU

[@observantwonderer7401]

The smaller, less complex and younger pyramids are made of sandstone. The great pyramid would have eroded away if it was made of sandstone as it is 1000s if years older sweetheart . The Great Pyramid of Giza and the second big pyramid are in fact made of granite and limestone different layers different stones. Inside the pyramid the hallways and corridors are so precise that the engineers and archeologists say quote " laser precision and so mathematically in line that it looks like a laser cut these rocks and in fact in some places it is even glassed like it was cut with an extremely hot substance"

[@kharnthebetrayer8251]

Fun Fact: We know exactly how the Pyramids were built. With a LOT of Manpower, Ropes and Ramps. It took a LOT of effort and took YEARS, but we know how to do it and could very much make a Pyramid with modern tech, or with copying the way we know they built it

[@leporid257]

also curved ground. they couldn't make the stones rounds, so they made the ground round.

[@itsbaileybtch]

We know TONS of ways they could have done it. We just don't know which one is right

[@ieatrats8224]

Fr. Like, we couldn't make big pile of rocks with our cranes and trucks?

[@Artifactors]

Don't forget the hundreds of slaves

[@vm360fly]

@@Artifactors they were skilled tradesmen, not slaves

[@jonahk7959]

I feel like you'd lose a lot of stress by watching minimum minute man

[@nicki0kaye]

second this. pls tugg, the cool shit ppl made in the past is not aliens, its just cool shit

[@barbara_LL]

omg yes!!!

[@dbj116]

Miniminuteman AKA Milo Rossi, specifically his videos on "Ancient Apocolypse"

[@tufftuff4525]

THEY WOULD BE AN ABSOLUTE VIBE TOGETHER AAAHHH

[@unironically_usaball]

11:37 another thing about stonehenge is that the stones are only accessible in wales, 171 miles or 275 km from stonehenge.

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

Except they have now discovered that some of them came from Scotland.

[@unironically_usaball]

@@Pining_for_the_fjords thats even fartheraway

[@GongoozlerThe]

i'm so proud of this community for being able to lovingly call out tucker when he (probably accidentally, it doesn't seem like he did enough research for this video and i wouldn't say he purposefully spread this stuff in a typical ancient aliens "non-white people can't build amazing structures it had to be aliens" way) spreads misinfo that's entirely surrounded in racism and prejudice. love how many people here watch miniminuteman too! not only can we build the pyramids today, we can build better ones, come down to the u s of a and see the largest pyramid ever, which is also a bass pro shop /ref

[@TheAutisticFrog]

so many miniminuteclan members (:

[@arikikime]

how did u make this about race I want my internet separated from americans 😭

[@bethmassey3299]

" WE WouLDn't be Able to bUILd the PYRamiDs wITH modern TECHNoloGy" Bruh have you ever seen a skyscraper?

[@CubeUU]

2.3 million bricks

[@observantwonderer7401]

Not the same thing, not the same level of science, mathematics, scale, architecture or material. And that's not a thing Tugg said, it's a literal quote from actual Engineers, Scientists and Archaeologists that have said the Great Pyramid of Giza is impossible even by today's standards

[@monkeoli]

​@@observantwonderer7401 slavery

[@hannahleigh6152]

​@@monkeoliThe pyramids weren't built using slave labor

[@monkeoli]

​@@hannahleigh6152 was just joking. Must mean it were aliens 😮

[@sopmop23]

10:00 milo’s gonna have a field day with him

[@thod-thod]

Oh absolutely

[@iZetto1]

"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."

[@thelojay]

terrifying seems a little dramatic

[@hikageniko]

ur mum seems a little dramatic ​@@thelojay

[@-bugbite]

I am sick of this quote because being with other creatures in the universe is so much less scary than being COMPLETELY ALONE

[@YHWHthe1]

Fun fact: the idea of the pyramids, göbekli tepe conspiracies come from eugenics & nazis

[@IbrahimDarCo]

I could literally see Tugg making equally anxious videos for both possibilities

[@conwaytwittyer2667]

*Aliens built the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid*

[@Editz28476]

I love when Morgan and Morgan sponsors him. It’s really funny 😂

[@theendisnight1287]

I didn't even believe it at first, like i thought it was a joke

[@Anxiety_and_Green_Tea]

Some lawyers like ‘yep. This is our target audience’

[@Editz28476]

@theendisnight1287 me too lol 😂

[@QuandaleDingle-zs9tp]

Ngl, this is the only time when I watched a sponsored advertisement. I love how excited tugg was while talking about Morgan & Morgan

[@krazyrakoon6568]

Honestly this is the first time I've ever liked a video because the ad read made me laugh so hard. Wee lil boots especially had me rolling 😂

[@cluelessbird101]

It's no mystery how those ancient structures where built, and we could absolutely reconstruct them today. They are incredible pieces of engineering which took massive amounts of time and resources to construct, but are all very plausible. Human dedication is a very powerful thing.

[@1pcfred]

I find the blocks at Puma Punku a bit hard to explain. I'm not entirely sure we could make them today either. If it was ancient people they were very dedicated indeed. The precision they realized is inexplicable. Why they'd go through that much trouble is anyone's guess. For purposes we cannot begin to fathom.

[@magnusarvid4161]

@@1pcfred Its not lol, its called math and good rock cutting xD Here's a tip for you if you want to "fathom" something from ancient times: Learn to read their language instead of making guesses on the internet. Sure, We're not there with imperial native american languages yet, but it's only a matter of time, and I assure you, those rocks can be explained by the skill of the people who made them.

[@1pcfred]

@@magnusarvid4161 language? What language? Maybe there's some language there but if there is we certainly haven't discovered it yet. Perhaps those meaningless holes we've found have some meaning? Puma Punku is a total enigma to us. We don't know who made it or even when it was made. The estimates I've seen vary wildly. To upwards of over 11,500 years ago. So more than twice as old as the pyramids. How about you look into it some before making a comment? I'd certainly appreciate that. Go math Puma Punku into Google. You clearly haven't made that effort yet.

[@dbj116]

Yeah this video took a massive downhill turn in the end section about ancient structures. I'm usually with ya Tucker, but that's a Big L for ya bud. "Scientists today don't know how ancient people made a big pile of stones shaped like a triangle" is a WILD statement.

[@1pcfred]

Explain Puma Punku. What's there is pretty strange.

[@TheThing274]

@@1pcfred What is sdupposedly strange about it? Seems like a run of the mill archeological site to me.

[@averyhuelsbeck3116]

​@@TheThing274The strangeness comes from the precise fitment of the oldest stones at the site. Precision that is only found at few ancient structures

[@Watermalone119]

@@averyhuelsbeck3116Guess what, they had math and shit to help them be precise. Just because their old doesn’t mean they can’t be precise

[@averyhuelsbeck3116]

@@Watermalone119 I'm making no claims about any origins, simply comparing it to other ancient sites

[@Fen_Fox]

Miniminuteman would like to have a word with you 😭😂

[@ThistleBristleBerry]

I made a speech on astrophobia (the fear of space) for school once and I have to say, its terrifying if there are aliens, but even more terrifying if there arent.

[@ThistleBristleBerry]

(If you wanted to read the speech:) To start this discussion, I’d like everyone to take a deep breath and think about who they are. Everyone here has their own lives, their own thoughts and feelings, every person here goes home after school to a different family, a different pet, chats with different friends on different social media sites. Everyone here is different… Now think about the fact that eight billion people are living different lives, it’s a lot, isn’t it? Eight billion lives? Out of those eight billion people, only 640 have been to space, only 640 have ever left this earth which we all live on. That is 0.00000008% of people. It can be unsettling to think about. On December 24th, 1968, the Apollo Eight spacecraft made its first ever orbit around the moon, one of the astronauts Bill Anders, who was riding the spacecraft, took what could be the said as most influential photo of all time. It was a picture of the Earth, alone in the darkness as a tiny ball in space. This picture is now known as Earthrise. Many people find this image terrifying, horrible to look at, the fact that all people that have ever existed, those alive now, those in the past, and those in the future, have lived on this tiny planet, floating in an abyss of nothing. This fear that I, and many people have had when looking at this photo, is Astrophobia. Astrophobia is the fear of space, and the celestial bodies that inhabit it. This fear is something that almost everyone has, whether they know it deep to their core, or only through their subconscious, not realising how terrifying all of space is, until they are facing it directly. When I was in primary school, I would go outside into the garden with my father, we lived in a quiet area, which meant there were never any lights on at night, making the stars easier to see. On starry nights my father would take out a giant telescope, and I often felt compelled to look into the night and see those bright stars shining and shimmering in the sky, I thought the planets looked amazing with their rings and stripes. Those stars and planets always felt closer when I was younger, maybe just a few miles away. But the light from those stars is older than every person currently living earth, older than every living thing, older than the human race. We, as people, are such a small speck of life in the universe, we are smaller than a single grain of sand on the world’s largest beach. We are just a tiny planet, in a tiny solar system filled with planets, in a galaxy of billions of solar systems, in a supercluster of galaxies, in a universe filled with trillions of superclusters. It can often be scary, thinking about how small we are, how we are nothing, but what is even scarier is what else is in the universe. Now, when I talk about what else is in the universe, your immediate thought might be aliens, but they are probably the least of our worries. In our solar system, all our planets orbit the sun, I think everyone here knows that. But what is less known, is that the sun isn’t permanent. Although it seems a long time a way, in seven to eight billion years, the sun will explode, creating a supernova, and absolutely obliterating the planet that we all call home. This might seem like a bit of a worry but don’t be afraid, humans will be gone long before then. Because one of the main ways humans could end up going extinct, is Black holes. This is where we begin to discuss what is many peoples largest fear, including mine. Black holes are an anomaly, giant entities flying through the black abyss of space, taking in any light and life that comes into contact with them. Black holes appear from stars that collapse into themselves. Their eerie shape and unknown features are just part of what makes people fear black holes. We have only seen one actual picture of a black hole; the rest were all just concepts made by people just like you and me. I personally find the fact that any day all of earth could just fall into one, in complete darkness to be absolutely terrifying, everything just ending, perhaps the only life in the universe, gone in an instant. We wouldn’t even be able to outrun it with the fastest rockets, we would be at the mercy of space. Did you know that if we were caught by a smaller black hole then we would die immediately. But, a larger black hole, something incomprehensible to a human was to take you in, for a few hours you would sit in eternal darkness, alone, waiting until you are ripped apart. The final thing I would like to teach everyone about is an impossible question, that nobody knows the answer to. Are we alone in the universe? This is one of the largest questions faced by scientists and astrophysicists alike, the question of whether we are alone or there is other life in the universe is something that everyone has asked before. But personally, I don’t want to know the answer, either option to me, is absolutely horrifying. If there is other life and aliens in this universe, then who’s to say that they aren’t more advanced than us, or that they see us as a threat and try to kill us. You might then say, “oh so we don’t want other life in the universe!”, but that is even more horrifying, because that would mean that the Earth, a tiny fragile planet in an infinite abyss, is the only thing harbouring life, fragile life, that has faced near extinction multiple times. What’s the point in the universe if there isn’t life? That is a question we will never know. Now, I know I have probably terrified some of you about our lives on the planet earth, and some of you probably weren’t listening at all. But I hope that realising how delicate the world is, you learn to be thankful for everything you have gotten from your life. Now, I’d like to finish with a quote, spoken by Jim Lovell, one of the astronauts on the Apollo eight spacecraft, as I think it perfectly incapsulates what I have been discussing today: ‘My world is only as far as the eye can see. In the country, mountains, hills or a grove of trees that can restrict my world. In cities, tall buildings define my world, and in this cathedral, our world exists within these walls. But seeing earth at 240,000 miles, my world suddenly expanded to infinity. I put my thumb up to the window and completely hid the Earth. Just think, over five billion people, everything I ever knew was behind my thumb. As I observed the Earth, I realized my home is a small planet, one of nine in the Solar System.  It is just a mere speck in our Milky Way galaxy and lost to oblivion in the universe.’ Thankyou for listening.

[@kani3916]

The first half was pretty good, but as he himself warned, it turned into full blown conspiracy theories lol

[@Ellie-wt7pw]

on macchu pichu, it’s pretty easy to build a city if you make every man in your empire work for you for four months of the year, and are willing to let it take time

[@watchoutaliceiguess1296]

we've known the purpose of Stonehenge for a long ass time- it's an astronomical observatory 👀 they used it to predict the movements of stars also, we could like- ABSOLUTELY build a bigger pyramid than the Egyptian ones, it wouldn't be particularly difficult 🤨

[@TheAutisticFrog]

and we HAVE. we just put a bass pro shop in it.

[@1pcfred]

Yes but did you know the megalith was built in 1959? At least the one you can see today was. Google it. Stonehenge restoration project. We know today exactly how those capstones were put there because we got pictures of the cranes doing it.

[@krazycrow-0]

11:10 Tucker, I am a government official of the B.I.G.A.S.S, and I can confirm that aliens are, in fact, real

[@CanisTheCanister]

Aka part of the B. Big I. In G. Giza A. At S. Secret S. Solar

[@GentleDude63]

As a christian, I do believe angels themselves are aliens. It's not wrong, considering they're not from our planet, and have a higher knowledge than we do. Of course, they are never said to have flying saucers, but angels are the closest things we have to aliens. And I'm grateful that the only aliens that exist are so nice and helpful to mankind, in accordance to god's will.

[@Jason-zg4sd]

We do know how the pyramids are built. MiniMinuteMan has a few great shorts/TikToks on this

[@TheAutisticFrog]

SO MANY MINIMENERS POG

[@jack_cordaro]

Big Tugg being sponsord by Morgan and Morgan is still the funniest thing to me

[@lizziemoriarty]

Someone call Milo Rossi to talk to Tucker about the last section. For his own peace of mind.

[@TheAutisticFrog]

im trying to, im putting all comments on this vid mentioning him in his discord

[@studkickass513]

Aliens DEFINITELY don't exist. Within 7 seconds, "yeah aliens are mathematically probable"

[@deadplthebadass21]

Mathematically they exist but also mathematically don't exist here on earth

[@lucas_sf5873]

Also, those calculations count a microbacteria as an alien so...

[@insertnamehere9975]

⁠@@lucas_sf58731. Alien bacteria are aliens so your comment is pointless. 2. Statistically there are probably more advanced aliens so your comment is pointless.

[@EchoTheProtogen2203]

​@@deadplthebadass21well yea, cause then they wouldnt be aliens

[@MandMs05]

@@lucas_sf5873 Well if you include bacteria-like life then yeah it's incredibly likely that there's aliens. Life formed on Earth almost as soon as there was ANY possibility of life (as we know it) to exist. Which leads us to think there's no reason life wouldn't form almost immediately on any world that had the materials and conditions for life to form, though we only have one example of life forming so quickly so it's possible Earth is an outlier in that regard. In fact it's possible and even likely that there's microbial life on other worlds in our solar system, perhaps even indigenous to the other planets and moons in our star system rather than having spread by panspermia. But intelligent life like humans is thought to exist partly because it's just a numbers game. From what we've found it's likely that the vast majority of stars not only have a planet, but several planets, with a few billion to hundreds of trillions of stars per galaxy, and over 2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe (with an estimated 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, or one septillion stars in the observable universe. About 133,000 times the number of grains of sand on Earth) So add up every single grain of sand on Earth, assuming every single grain is a star, you've still only got 0.00075% of stars in the universe. And every single one of those has a chance for life. Considering what I said about how easy it was for life to form on Earth, it's quite literally possible that every single world that CAN support life, either DOES or WILL support life. And then the question is: how long does it take for multicellular life, and eventually intelligent life, and eventually spacefaring life to form? And the answer is: We have no idea, but it's happened at least once, so odds are it's happened somewhere else at some point as well.

[@Hopitti]

wtf is this talk about humans not being able to construct pyramids in the present day? We could, but we just dont have the need for giant triangles made of stone. Has any1 seen the shit humans build? We’ve made giant rigs that float on water and collect black goo from under the ocean floor, we’ve built a mining excavator that weighs 13 500 tons and is able to excavate 240 000 tons of coal in a day. To any1 thinking humans couldnt build the pyramids right now, we have the capabilities to construct one of those pyramids in the span of a couple months, because we have trucks, excavators and cranes and other shit that makes building rockpiles easy.

[@thelittolman]

being recommended miniminuteman after this is such a vibe

[@TheShoppeGD]

I LOVE how in the space video he said "scientests dont know anything" and he's now like "I trust them now because I don't want aliens to be real"

[@thesleepinggirl]

Earthlings are alone. Aliens are alone. Space is too vast, too empty. We are both alone. Probably. Maybe.

[@arthas640]

if it's any consolation we constantly prove ourselves wrong by doing the impossible. There was a time people thought going over 100mph/160kph could kill a human and there was a time people thought we'd never get a plane to break the sound barrier (and again there were people who thought a human inside the plane may not survive). In 50 years we went from "powered flight is impossible, balloons are the way of the future" to breaking the sound barrier, in 50 years we went from not knowing radiation existed to the first atom bomb, and in 50 years we went from the first programmable computer to the Playstation 1 and the Deep Blue super computer. One day we may finally get a scientist who masters teleportation... hopefully it wont be like Doom and they dont overcome the laws of physics using black magic and satanism.

[@thesleepinggirl]

@@arthas640 hey man, I'm not opposed to a bit of Event Horizon, that was a cool movie... but yeah, I agree, it's quite possible we'll invent warp drive or some crazy shit

[@TheAutisticFrog]

9:47 yes we do. lots of labour. lots of guys with lots of sticks with lots of ropes.

[@ahmadmneimneh]

Something people forget is that it's not just life is hard to exist, but intelligent sentient life is even harder to exist. So if we even find aliens, there's a good chance it will be some kind of animal or bacteria rather than someone with advanced technology

[@pair_odocs]

If aliens looked at Earth right now, they could be seeing dinosaurs, so I wouldn't blame them for not coming by.

[@angadranhotra5150]

modern day people when they realise that structures like the pyramids would have taken too much effort to build: oh must've been aliens there's no way humans (possibly slaves) could put years into work and work laboriously

[@jaytbo5676]

not slaves, pyramid workers were actually treated as upper class of egyptian society. No one would want forced workers to build their religious monuments same way we wouldn't want them building our churches today places where slavery is still pretty big like the middle east. We have definitive evidence it wasn't slaves, just for the record

[@OmolonFluidDynamicsEnjoyer]

Occam's Razor. Which is simpler: Aliens showed up to ancient Egypt (for no reason) and built these massive monoliths of stone without being asked to (also for no reason). Or Ramp/Rope and pulley systems + A bunch of really bored dudes with lots of spare time + plenty of big stones = big triangle

[@MagicCookieGaming]

​@@jaytbo5676not entirely true, it's thought while they were treated well they likely were still forced labor, like indentured servants and the like, due to their working conditions and how they were cared for during their work.

[@drpepperman2765]

​@@OmolonFluidDynamicsEnjoyer Plus if it was some messages from aliens, then they could've been a hell of a lot clearer on wtf they're trying to tell us primitive humans. What information can we glean from a massive stack of blocks?

[@josiahdonald4325]

​@jaytbo5676 we do have modern day slaves building religious monuments as late as 2020

[@victorkingma1419]

When big tugg uploads I feel like I have friends

[@Loft09YT]

Sadly you dont

[@SkateBake4Life]

We shall Segway you into a friendship

[@victorkingma1419]

@@SkateBake4Life😮

[@jochemmulderij6295]

🔊🔊

[@TheMaLiK5966]

@@Loft09YTyou know your hurt when…. (you are a glass house)

[@_-random.goblin-_]

I love how half the comments are “I’m so excited I’m gonna pee myself” and then the other half is “ looking into the vastness of the universe we see……..” or “look how tugg is growing”

[@Firethorn.gaming]

Or people getting mad about how he doesn't acknowledge ancient civilizations

[@nateduperson3214]

i hate to be the bearer of good news but we could recreate the size and accuracy of the pyramids in Egypt and the aztec ones even more accurately and the easter island ones have been found mid carving and we were able to move one with the technology of the time

[@hayimlee7070]

9:30 Milo's going to have a field day with this one

[@timo4463]

Hello fellow millo Fan

[@Animaltrainer26]

I thought the exact same thing. love both these channels!

[@Randopatchi]

Miniminuteman gonna go in on you for that last archeology section my guy

[@8Spikey]

Miniminuteman would be very upset with you. Saying ancient buildings were made by aliens is disrespectful of the cultures and civilizations that came before us and also borderline racist.

[@datzfatz2368]

Not just borderline racist, its just plain racist.The literal Nazis and Eugenicists of the 19th. Century where the dickheads who startet these awful conspiracies. It really needs to stop being spread by ignorant people already. Very disappointed in Tuggo on this one tbh^^

[@skuawkersishim]

being uninformed isn’t racist

[@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD]

@@skuawkersishimwell, this exact event specifically id definitely rooted in racism. The only reason people think it was aliens is because they can’t fathom brown people doing cool shit

[@Rocco_YT101]

Also you are the sole reason I haven’t had a mental breakdown yet keep up the good work

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

I hope you diversify the portfolio of your mental health soon. All your eggs in one KZbinr basket doesn't sound good.

[@pollypocket2743]

7:20 ah yes.. the famous scientific equation "n=rofnuffel"

[@tyleraustin5956]

miniminuteman is great for debunking the aliens and pyramids things

[@SupremeArchitecturalVisionary]

It's hard to fathom the vastness of the universe. Considering the sheer size of it all, it's difficult to believe that we are the only intelligent species or even the sole form of basic organisms in existence. “Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” -Arthur C. Clarke

[@lordgrub12345]

I mean there is a theory that says that, since only a couple hundred million years before life started on our planet the universe was super unstable, life on our planet is the first to ever bloom. On top of that, intelligent life on this planet formed relatively quickly in space terms so there is a real chance we are alone in the universe, which is a whole other can of worms tbh.

[@SupremeArchitecturalVisionary]

@@lordgrub12345The possibility of our solar system and planet being the only ones in the vast expanse of the universe that can support life seems highly unlikely. Given the sheer magnitude of the universe and even our galaxy alone, it is improbable that the perfect conditions necessary to initiate and sustain life would only exist on Earth. Of course, unless there is an intelligent creator behind it all, the existence of other life forms in the universe may not necessarily be hyper-advanced. Still, they could be more advanced than us or not as advanced or just as advanced.

[@lordgrub12345]

@@SupremeArchitecturalVisionary yes, but as I said, there is a first for everything, and we might just be that. Alot of stuff points to that. I mean, we haven't gotten a guaranteed shot of alien life basically anywhere. Hell, some planets that would generally be perfect for life have a big likelyhood of not having it.

[@Salvacottontail]

What if they are homies

[@filthycasual8187]

@@lordgrub12345 Then how do you explain UAP sightings going back to ancient times? I'm not saying aliens built the pyramids or anything -- humans did, and the process sucked ass which is why we're likely never to do that again -- but you seem to make lots of assumptions based on very little data.

[@Keyndoriel]

10:00 we've literally built a pyramid, today. It's in Vegas. There's lots of videos on how the ancient ones were built.

[@Keyndoriel]

Aliens building the pyramids was actually a conspiracy theory started by a massive, raging racist

[@TheAutisticFrog]

BASS PRO SHOP POGGIES

[@amadeuscrossing7061]

Morgan and Morgan know their customer base 😂

[@thedetermined1]

Last segment wasn't very good. We know how that crap was built.

[@ailbbe]

We could definitely build the pyramids today, and they definitely could back then too. They did use ramps, we know that from both archeological evidence (you can still see the ramp structures inside the walls of the pyramid) and written accounts from the time. They used a kind primative rail type system to pull the blocks up the ramps. A large team of well paid labourers (not slaves) would place large wooden poles under the front of the each block as another team pulled the stone would roll over the wood. This made it much easier to pull the heavy stones up the ramp. The stones were quarried and cut further down river using large copper nails to split the stones into rough rectangular shapes which where then refined in bricks. They refined them with copper saws, first dusting the surface with quartz sand, harnessing the abrasive quality of the make the cutting possible (copper is not strong enough to cut limestone but quartz abrassion is). The stone was then sailed up river on large boats (that we have found remains of) to the construction site. We eveb have a writteb account from someone whos job it was to sail the ship. It's harder to know how stone hendge and the moai statues were moved and constructed because both cultures had no form of writing to record their methods with, but there are very good theories. The one I found most likely for the moai statues is that they rocked them side to side with at least 15 people pulling ropes. Moving the statue forward slightly with each rock back and forth. There is even a legend from the indigenous people of the island that the statues walked themselves down from the mountain. A team of researchers tested themselves if this method was possible using a mock statue of the same weight as the originals. And found they could easily move the statues with only 15 people and no technology more advanced than some rope. As for Stonehenge, there is a retired construction worker names Wally Wallington who builds scale models of stone henge using 10 tonne stone blocks by himself. He did it entirely with methods that would have been available to the original people who built it. No need for aliens. I love you videos but this kinda bothered me :((

[@JuanJimenez.]

Why in 20 hours?? 💔

[@davidchoate8810]

We’re here hella early

[@voidxd007]

It usually comes out on a Saturday

[@TheJunky228]

gotta get that hype train rollin

[@TamSee8]

Aliens have him hostage

[@Icebearhaswares]

@@TheJunky228wrong platform lmao not twitch Choo Choo 😂😂😂

[@MiroMaitland-Thoresen]

Its videos like this that realy undermine human ingenuity and perseverance. we do know how they were built. sticks, ropes and slaves. as a society we can be able to do so much if we put our minds to it. everyone thinks that Europe was full of savages but in reality it is some of the greats feats of humanity created by an intrecut and culturally significant civilizations in history. also what do you mean Machu Pichu? the Giant stars are just terrace farms like we see all over the world. luv ya big tugg

[@scripsiabiete]

That last bit hurt a bit as a historian. We also built the Pantheon (building) yet I see no one talking about how impossible it would be today. It's always Indengenous people that we can't believe built things, and honestly it's so tiring. We marvel at the Colosseum for ingenuity and then the pyramids we think "oh yeah, they didn't build that it had to be aliens"??? Sorry tugg but that last bit? You lost me on that.

[@libertyprime1997]

Ok I agree with your general point but wow the "Indigenous peoples" crap is really annoying. The pantheon was built by "indigenous people" and the people who built the pantheon STILL LIVE THERE. The great wall of China was built by indigenous people (still living there), pyramids in Egypt (yup, same people are still there). This term only makes a lick of sense when applied to *recently* colonized (note RECENTLY because everyone on earth stole their land from some other poor fuck if you go far back in time enough). There's no conspiracy against whoever the global pyramid building ill defined indigenous peoples are, half of them are still the same ethnic group today as was there a few thousand years ago. It's an inconsistently applied conspiracy theory, but it's not some anti "indigenous peoples" theory. It's more "non Anglo" targeted than whatever the fuck "indigenous peopes" is supposed to mean.

[@athena2143]

@@libertyprime1997 To add to your point Stonehenge is in England! The whitest colonizing country there is! if people think aliens built stuff in England then it's definitely not an indigenous people thing

[@GongoozlerThe]

@@libertyprime1997 yeah, no, it's very obvious that they're referring to the fact that almost all structures that get called on for these bullshit alien conspiracies were made by non-white people. that's what they mean. and they're right.

[@bread4108]

It’s annoying when people believe ancient structures are made by aliens, because it simply ignores the amazing architectural achievements made by far past generations. Also love the people who say we couldn’t make the pyramids with todays tech, completely ignoring the existence of insane buildings like burj kalifa Edit: I commented this when I opened the video and did not intend this to be an exact attack against what tugg says lmao

[@kobikrehmeyer5572]

"we have 0 clue how the pyramids were built" also us "they used copper saws and sand to cut the sandstone (a very easy to cut stone comparatively) and they rolled them up small inclines." Lost a lot of respect for this man...

[@LG23-ho3zk]

Tugg is the embodiment of nervous energy

[@CerealTomato]

Creamy Chicken Piccata Ingredients (for 4 servings) 2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts salt, to taste pepper, to taste ⅔ cup all-purpose flour 4 tablespoons olive oil ⅓ cup dry white wine 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 cloves garlic, chopped 2 tablespoons caper 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1 ½ cups chicken stock ⅓ cup heavy cream 2 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf parsley, chopped 8 oz angel hair pasta, cooked, for serving Preparation 1. Butterfly each chicken breast. Lay a piece of parchment paper on top and pound to about ¼ inch (6 mm) thick. Season generously on both sides with salt and pepper. 2. Cut each breast in half lengthwise so you have 4 pieces of chicken. 3. Add the flour to a wide, shallow dish. Dredge each piece of chicken in flour, shaking off the excess. 4. Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Fry the chicken until golden brown, about 3-4 minutes per side. Remove the chicken from the pan and set aside. 5. Pour the white wine into the pan and cook until reduced by half, about 1 minute. 6. Add the butter, garlic, and capers and cook until fragrant, about 2 minutes. 7. Stir in the lemon juice and chicken stock and cook for 5 minutes, until the sauce has slightly thickened. 8. Stir in the cream, then return the chicken to the pan. 9. Sprinkle with the parsley and turn the chicken to coat in the sauce. Simmer for 2 minutes, until the sauce thickens slightly, then remove from the heat. 10. Serve the chicken and sauce over angel hair pasta. 11. Enjoy.

[@SomeRando369]

Yum thank you

[@Zee_aka_Pretty]

why. Just why.

[@Firethorn.gaming]

​@@Zee_aka_Pretty Why not?

[@Zee_aka_Pretty]

@@Firethorn.gaming It has made me hungry now.

[@Christopherjoe]

Chicken piccata is an amazing dish. It’s so amazing, in fact, that humans couldn’t possibly have created it on our own. This is proof of alien intervention in our cuisine. UFO = uhhmazing food options

[@PersonCuber]

You know what takes insane level precision, and what everyone has, integrated circuits, transistors at the NANOMETER SCALE, and you say that we couldn't be precise enough to build the mayan pyramids? If you get the population of Oklahoma together and have them spend their whole lives learning how to cut stone with a chisel, they'll be pretty darn good at it, don't'cha think?

[@1pcfred]

You might think that until you examine the blocks at Puma Punku. Then you'd be like nope, no Okies are ever gonna be able to do that. There's holes drilled in them rocks with nanometer precision. We've got no idea why. The geometry is as sophisticated as integrated circuit architecture too. It's totally inexplicable.

[@StevenSudweeks]

@@1pcfred my guy. Respecfully, shut up about Puma Punku. It's nothing crazy or special. We also could very, very easily recreate it. There is this little tool that is used when cutting stone that is insanely precise. You might have heard of it before. It's called, A LASER. Not that it would take a laser to do that but we could be even more precise than those were.

[@1pcfred]

@@StevenSudweeks lasers cannot cut that deep. That is due to focus issues. Lasers capable of cutting rock remain pretty special. They're crazy expensive. There's stones at Puma Punku far larger than will fit on any machine that exists today.

[@StevenSudweeks]

@@1pcfred I will admit I did not know the limitations of laser cutters but an alternative would be Waterjets which you very much could make one big enough. They are already huge. That's beside the point though. You wouldn't need Waterjets or Lasers to replicate this. My point in bringing up Lasers is we are very much able to make significantly more precise cuts. It doesn't take advanced alien tech to make make precise cuts. It takes math and skill.

[@1pcfred]

@@StevenSudweeks so now you're suggesting that ancient people had waterjets? I'm not even sure if we can cut those shapes with waterjets. Sharp square inside corners are difficult to form. One thing's for sure they were made somehow. Figure out how the Al Naslaa rock formation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia happened.

[@sgt_waddle]

My reasons that I believe aliens might exist: 1. Earth is the only plant that can support life as we know it. However, there could be another form of........ Aww the hell with it I don't feel like writing all that

[@ForestMonke6361]

4:58 not to throw any shade or anything, but I’m pretty sure this is the exact same ad clip from the sleep video. Again I might be missing something, but I just found it odd

[@greeniemoth]

reminds me of the "humans are unprepared for the possibility that aliens are just other humans" thing, lol

[@shadw4701]

Aliens for sure exist however: 1. Aliens have never been to earth 2. Aliens wouldn't look like most of our depictions *(humanoid but blue, humanoid but big eyes, humanoid but with bumps and horns ect.)* Scientifically the best depictions of aliens are in speculative biology/speculative evolution

[@masongonzalez847]

9:36 tugg noooooooooooooo :(

[@shadowreaperjb]

We know how most of the "unexplained" ancient buildings, we just dont have solid proof. I feel like you need to have miniminutemen do a colab with you over this.

[@jesuisboogie7945]

man i wanna scream Tucker :-yeah maybe they used ramps *shows comprehensive and realistic explanatory image of exactly how fucking plausible and doable it would be using ramps and ropes and shit* tucker:-but that's fucking stupid am i right it's way more plausible that fucking aliens did it like aaaaaaaaaaahahuhiuidbviouagdvoucdbpviddbcn

[@snowycity]

no, the pyramids are not impossible for modern humans to build. We in fact could definitely stack really large blocks together with modern technology. If you did not notice we built a literal space station. Also yes we could most certainly still build every structure that was built in the Americas as well. Again if you are not aware we built a literal space station.

[@jennyfeare1702]

"they aren't in the bible" *Ezekiel's screams of insanity upon witnessing some pretty damn alien-looking beings*

[@lazymonster7341]

Right below this video, KZbin recommends Miniminuteman's video to me (the one who debunks conspiracy theories) :D

[@edwardlee3286]

Your humour reminds me of my friend group. You would fit right in with the people I hang around .

[@Complex_assault]

Answer for stone hedges and Easter island men: the entirety of the respective civilizations high school seniors equivalent just said, "Let's make this shit." "Why?" "It'll confuse the fuck outta future guys" "Fuck it, I'm ball."

[@SuperTurtle0]

2:56 why did you use a roblox adopt me neon pig

[@Drag0nmaster]

Yeah wtf

[@Kingkingbully]

10:58 listening to this as I'm literally cutting super hard ass aged inconel metal on a CNC machine with .00025" of tolerance. For reference, human hair averages .004".

[@mantus._.c4t]

Are aliens real? Objectively yes, is there a species of alien that 1, is smart enough to travel and survive throughout space to go to our planet. 2, wants to go to us and 3, can survive the wildly different conditions. 98.99% sure nah

[@drewpiter211]

Bro, Stonehenge is literally a calculator for the solstice, we know exactly what it is and how it was made.

[@Somebodyouttherefrom2009]

Tugg, your such a fem queen 🎀🎀💕

[@cameronsadam]

ok. but does Morgan and Morgan cover alien abductions???

[@fifteendozenalleyroses]

Yep Ik from experience

[@SaucyB1]

Fun fact: StoneHenge is used to predict eclipses

[@riverhalorix4203]

this is my official miniminuteman summoning call i beg of you to collab or for tugg to watch his content

[@jacetheshepard1917]

So, we can build "The big ben, the Berge kaliffa, thousands of sky scrapers" but that big pile of dirt there shapes like a triangle? No never, we lack the capabilities!

[@1pcfred]

We lacked the capability for 4,000 years. The Great Pyramid is a really big and tall pile. Tallest thing humans built until the Eiffel Tower.

[@jacetheshepard1917]

@@1pcfred It's the largest rudimentary shape man kind has ever built 🤣

[@1pcfred]

@@jacetheshepard1917 I have to respect the audacity of it. A pile of rocks that high makes quite a statement. A lasting one too. Barring someone nuking it that pyramid will be there for tens of thousands of years. It's already 4,500 years old and it's barely worn. Although when it was new it was capped in white stone. That must have been a sight. If it looks like aliens built it now it really must have been out of this world then. All smooth and gleaming white.

[@jacetheshepard1917]

@1pcfred thank you mate, but I must say, it is extremely worn, I mean as you mentioned it would have been white with a gold tip, and now it looks like a large pile of bricks, I don't think aliens made it, it was made by slaves who would have either made it or died trying.

[@1pcfred]

@@jacetheshepard1917 there's debate over the pyramids being built by slave labor. I can't imagine the skilled tradesmen on the job being slaves. Some suggest it was more of a workfare project. It was just a way for pharaohs to keep the populace busy. Just a huge public works project so people did something.

[@aidan9411]

There is a proposition to the Fermi paradox that Aliens don't visit earth because they are super scared of what we can do. While they built spaceships, we were busy building nukes.

[@oryged9990]

Thats not the smartest proposition.

[@amaeliss7827]

Listen. There's a much simpler explanation. We didn't go visit the aliens. Why? Because it's not technologically possible for us. Which is most likely the exact reason why they can't visit us either. We're not the center of the universe, and there's a very likely possibility that we're just one of the earliest forms of life, and that others will develop later, or are developing right now somewhere, but not as fast. If there's alien life, it may just be plants, or bacteria for all we know.

[@avi64]

a few more things to add there is this little known theory called as the great filter. (which i tried to simplify)The Great Filter is like a series of really tough challenges that life has to overcome to become advanced and explore space. These challenges could be at any point in a civilization's development, and if they are extremely hard to pass, it might explain why we haven't seen any signs of extraterrestrial civilizations yet. The idea is that either we've already passed these difficult steps, and advanced civilizations are rare, or we're approaching some tough challenges that many civilizations may not be able to overcome. It's a way of thinking about why we might be alone or at least very rare in the vast universe. this and the fermi's paradox. also the telescopes we use technically look at the past, because lets say our planet is being observed by some species a billion light years away, they would see earth as it was a billion years ago. im sorry for being a nerd.and if u read my banter thank you.

[@Anomaly_Files18]

We have seen signs though, just look at whats going on in congress with David Grusch, and the UAP amendment and everything thats actually important but ofc this guy didn't mention that in this video.

[@wildfire8910]

Tugg, you should reach out too, or at least talk to Miniminuteman about this kinda thing, not only would it be a cool collab but it will further your understanding of this kinda thing.

[@htewing]

We know how the pyramids were built (with ramps) because the Egyptians told us (because they had a writing system that they wrote stuff down in that we then translated and can now understand). Experimental archaeologists have demonstrated that neolithic people could have made Stonehenge, even if it would have been highly labor intensive. That just makes it an incredibly important site to the ancient inhabitants of Britain, not aliens. Experimental archaeologists have also demonstrated how they made (and moved) the Moai -- there are super cool videos you can find on youtube of a group of people "walking" them, the exact same way the Rapa Nui said they "walked" from the quarry to where they were located. There are also unfinished Moai in quarries on Easter Island, indicating that they were in fact carved by the Rapa Nui. The Inca were master builders, and the Maya had advanced math. In fact, the Mayans had the number 0 before most everyone else (around the 4th centruy AD, 1500 years before Europeans). I know I'm just being a killjoy for conspiracy theorists, but god damn it as a trained classical archaeologist those conspiracy theories drive me up the wall. Ancient people were way smarter than we give them credit, and all those things were well within their wheelhouse. I mean, it wouldn't have been *easy* to construct some of them (like Stonehenge), but it was absolutely doable. Hope that helps you sleep better, Tucker!