I wonder how people of the past justified the need to build this thing. Life was hard enough without moving bunch of billion pound rocks in a perfect circle and lifting them on top of each other.
I wonder how people of the past justified the need to build this thing...
Benjamin Parker
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Chase Morales
The gods will strike you down if you don’t
Nicholas Flores
I don't think they had much choice, user
Wyatt Mitchell
What else is there to do all day aside from throwing pig manure at each other?
Kayden Cook
The Jews
Connor Price
It wasn't that hard to build for Giants with Atlantean levitation technology
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Aiden Diaz
spare time, common goals and an idea.
Christopher Sanchez
I remember reading about the stones originally used for a different monument. The article suggested they were moved there by an enslaved conquered tribe.
Luke Bennett
>The article suggested they were moved there by an enslaved conquered tribe.
No, stop using kike sources
Xavier Brown
You shouldn't look at the modern day primitive tribes and imagine that all stone age people were the same.
There is a reason why some cultures didn't advance at all and others conquered the space.
Jason Ortiz
A lord has to keep his people busy during the non-farming season. So he gives them work and pays them, even though the work is practically useless. But, even then, maybe he didn't think so. I mean, maybe they thought it would appease the gods.
Caleb Peterson
I mean, Stonehenge took 1500 years to build so maybe it was kind of a "well dad worked on it, I gotta have to as well"
Josiah Rodriguez
No it is not useless, it is for astronomy/astrology, it is to track things you can't understand
Zachary Smith
>people were secular humanists like me today
Christopher Ward
They were just distant echoes of the mighty Doggerland Empire.
Owen Jackson
Natural rock formation
Jason Gray
There was no strict hierarchy with the Neolithics, that was introduced by the Indo-European invaders much later.
Jayden Hughes
Indoeuropens didn’t have a stratified society until the iron age
Sebastian Ward
Not hard when you have aliens and dinosaurs helping you
Ayden Hill
These people didn't engage in organized warfare so they had a lot of free time and manpower
Brody Barnes
Not ecen remotely close to the prehistoric monunents of Southern Europe, those are a mystery
Camden Hill
>mythical giants supposedly having advanced levitation technology
>crowning architectural achievement to last the ages is a bunch of stacked rocks
Makes sense