Bifalgorithm post

This new pyramid theory treats the entire Giza Plateau as a closed loop system. And it's from an email that I received a while ago from a guy who spent 10 years obsessively modeling every measurable stone at Giza. And he said, "The Great Pyramid was not built on its own, but through a chain of sacrificial structures that are designed to be cannibalized." Let's start from the beginning. Instead of building from bottom up, you first identify a natural hill, which there was a lot of, and then you overbuilt this trapezoidal step pyramid. And then you carve it down. I talk about the specifics of the construction in a different video. Once you carve down this step mass, the extra limestone is then reused for the other pyramids. The Great Pyramid is roughly 6 million tons. Toys Model estimates the initial step mass to be around 8 million tons. And carving that down gives you roughly 2 million tons of reusable stone. This gets split between the working mass for a Coffress pyramid and into the construction facilities. Then this process is repeated for the other pyramids, each pyramid going through the same recursive construction loop. So when you add all the stone that moves through this loop, you get around 14 million tons circulating through the system, with roughly 1 million tons left over, which does weirdly line up with the mainstream volume estimates for the entire Giza complex. This explains the missing debris, which is the biggest hole in the Ram theory, and it actually matches the Egyptian habit of recycling. Because they turn boats into furniture and literally mine old pyramids for new buildings.

This new pyramid theory treats the entire Giza Plateau as a closed loop system. And it's from an email that I received a while ago from a guy who spent 10 year…