Speaker 1: I want you to close your eyes for a second.
We're going to the bottom of the world, Antarctica. Now,
try to really actually picture it. It's not just cold.
It is a place that is almost impossible for the
human mind to really comprehend. It's a continent. I mean,
it's bigger than the United States and Mexico put together.
But it's essentially just a white void.
Speaker 2: It's the definition of desolation, utterly empty, right.
Speaker 1: And the wind there it doesn't just blow, it screams.
We're talking speeds that can you know, strip skin from bone.
Temperature so low that your breath turns into ice crystals
before it even leaves your mouth. It's alien, it is.
Speaker 2: And covering this entire land mass is a sheet of
ice that is, according to all mainstream geology, twelve million
years old.
Speaker 1: Twelve million years and that's the number we.
Speaker 2: Really need to pin to the wall today, Yeah, because
that number, that twelve million, is the lock on the door.
If that ice is twelve million years old, then nothing,
absolutely nothing human should be under there, exactly.
Speaker 1: We go there to study climate, maybe drill some ice cores,
look at penguins. We don't go there looking for history.
We certainly don't go there looking for signs of civilization.
Speaker 2: It's the one place on Earth that is fundamentally completely
hostile to complex life.
Speaker 1: Or at least that's what we thought, because today, on
thrilling threads, we are pulling on a thread that leads
right into the heart of that frozen darkness. We're talking
about a discovery that, if it's true, it just flips
the entire script of human.
Speaker 2: History on its head, a total rewrite.
Speaker 1: We are talking about Joseph White's claim of discovering a
pyramid near the Shackleton Mountain Range.
Speaker 2: And we really need to be clear here. We aren't
talking about amount of snow that just happens to look
pointy from a certain angle. No, we are discussing a
structure that appears from the images we have to be
architecturally distinct, potentially artificial, and just massive.
Speaker 1: And that poses the central question we are tackling today.
What if the most desolate place on Earth is actually
hiding the mass pyramid. What if Antarctica isn't just a
block of ice at the bottom of the world, but
the location of the blueprint, the original blueprint for every
other pyramid we see in Egypt, Peru, and Indonesia.
Speaker 2: It's a terrifying and I have to say an exhilarating thought.
If there is a pyramid there and the ice really
is twelve million years old, then whoever built it was
in us, right, or at least not us as we
understand ourselves today.
Speaker 1: Welcome to thrilling threads. I'm so glad you're here with
us for this one. You know the drill by now.
We aren't here to just read the history books and
nod along. We're here to pull out those loose threads
of the official narrative and see what unravels.
Speaker 2: And today the whole sweater might just come apart at
the scene. It really might, I think so. And the
mission for today is very specific. We are stepping away
from the idea that pyramids are tombs. That's the standard line, right,
It's what you learn in.
Speaker 1: School, Big grave for a king, end of story.
Speaker 2: But the evidence we have in front of us today,
from the sources we've compiled, it suggests something rare, fundamentally different.
We are looking at pyramids as machine machines.
Speaker 1: I love that word for them just reframes everything. And
we have quite the stack of sources to back this up.
We're looking at transcripts detailing mathematical impossibilities that just shouldn't
exist in the ancient world.
Speaker 2: Stuff that we've only figured out in the last.
Speaker 1: One hundred years or so exactly. We have witness accounts
from nineteen fifties airline pilots talking about UFOs and strange
grid lines across the planet, and we have these incredibly
detailed engineering theories from experts like Christopher Dunn suggesting the
Great Parent of Giza is actually a functional power plant.
Speaker 2: And the stakes, I mean, they couldn't be higher, because
if even half of these theories hold water, it means
ancient history wasn't a slow linear climb from primitivism to
where we are.
Speaker 1: Now, right from caves to Tesla's.
Speaker 2: It means there was a peak, a high point of
technology that was perhaps more advanced than what we have today,
and we are just you know, living in the ruins
of it, trying to piece it all back together.
Speaker 1: So let's unpact this. We have to with this idea
of a global phenomenon, because the source makes a really
bold assertion right out of the gate. Pyramids are not rare,
They're actually everywhere.
Speaker 2: That is correct. We tend to focus on Giza because
it's the most famous, or maybe you know the Mayan
Pyramids in Central America.
Speaker 1: They're iconic, they're what you see on bost cards exactly.
Speaker 2: But the source material we're looking at highlights that archaeologists
are finding these structures all over the world, often in
places where they have been completely overlooked or just mistaken
for natural hills for centuries.
Speaker 1: Right they list some specific locations that I hadn't even
really considered, the plains of northern Peru, for one.
Speaker 2: The Peru is fascinating because we all know about the
Inca and Machu Picchu, but these finds suggest something potentially
much much older and far more ubiquitous, something that was
there long before the cultures we know about.
Speaker 1: And then there's the mention of them being found buried
beneath rubble in Indonesia that one feels like it's straight
out of an adventure. You know, you're digging through the
jungle and suddenly, boom, you hit ancient geometry.
Speaker 2: Well, Indonesia is a hotbed for this kind of reassessment
right now. There's Gudam Pedang, for example. For the longest time,
everyone thought it was a hill. Now core samples suggest
it's a massive, multi layered, man made pyramid that could
be tens of thousands of years old.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: But the one that really caught my eye in the
source material, the one that made me do a double take,
is the claim that a pyramid might potentially exist in
Los Angeles, California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hold on Los Angeles. I mean, I'm pretty familiar
with the modern world. I've seen photos of LA I
don't recall seeing a giant pyramid next to the Hollywood Sign.
Speaker 2: Well, the source suggests it's likely buried or has been
mistaken for natural topography for so long, much like the
others we've mentioned. But the point isn't necessarily that there
is a pristine Giza style pyramid sitting on Sunset Boulevard.
The point is that this is a global architectural standard,
a template, and when you see the same very specific,
very difficult to build shape appearing in Peru, in Indonesia, Egypt, Bosnia, China,
and potentially even North America, you have to start asking
a different question, not how did they build it? But why?
Why this shape? Everywhere?
Speaker 1: It's like the McDonald's of ancient architecture. It's just everywhere
in a.
Speaker 2: Way, Yes, but McDonald's exists everywhere because there is a
corporate headquarters directing the franchise. Right, there's a source code,
a central plan, a master blue, and that brings us
right back to the ice, back to Antarctica, the Antarctic anomaly.
Speaker 1: This is the part that just gives me chills. So
the theory here laid out in the source is that
Antarctica wasn't always this frozen wasteland.
Speaker 2: Correct, and that's actually supported by mainstream geology, though the
timelines are always debated. We know it was once a
temperate continent with forests and rivers. The debate is about
when right.
Speaker 1: But the source points to a specific, very controversial piece
of evidence, a five hundred year old map that depicts
the continent of Antarctica without ice.
Speaker 2: The pi Ee Race Map is often cited in these discussions.
It's a fragment of a larger world map compiled in
fifteen thirteen, and it appears to show the northern coast
of Antarctica, the part we now call Queen Maudland, but
it shows it free of ice.
Speaker 1: Wait, a five hundred year old map showing a continent
that we didn't officially discover until what the eighteen twenty
is and showing it green, showing.
Speaker 2: It without the ice cap. Yes, okay, which is the
impossible part. This suggests that someone at some point in
human memory, or at least recorded history, saw that land
mass naked. They saw the terrain, they charted the rivers
in the coastlines.
Speaker 1: And if Joseph White's discovery is real, if those satellite
images are what they seem to be.
Speaker 2: Then they saw a massive pyramid standing there.
Speaker 1: So okay, let's just follow the logic here. Let's really
walk through this. You have a potential pyramid in Antarctica.
The ice covering it is, according to mainstream science, at
least twelve million years old. If that pyramid is man made,
then it.
Speaker 2: Just rewrites the timeline of humanity completely. It just shatters it.
It implies that civilization advanced pyramid building. Civilization existed millions
of years ago, or it implies that the ice isn't
nearly as old as we think. Either way, it breaks
the model we've been given. Both conclusions are equally revolutionary.
Speaker 1: And this leads right into that master pyramid concept you mentioned,
which is central to the sources theory.
Speaker 2: Right. The theory is that the androidic pyramid isn't just
another pyramid in the global collection. It's the prototype. It's
the original, the first one, the template, the template exactly.
If you imagine a civilization starting there, perhaps before a
catastrophic climate shift, before the ice came, and then as
the world froze, they spread out across the globe, what
would they take with.
Speaker 1: Them their most important knowledge, their technology, their most important technology.
They would build copies of the master pyramid wherever they went,
like carrying a seed from a sacred tree.
Speaker 2: So Giza Tooti walkin the ones in Indonesia. They are
all legacy builds, their attempts to recreate the engine that
was left behind, buried in the ice precisely, and that
brings us to the most important question of all function.
You don't build these things all over the planet, hauling
millions of tons of stone with incredible precision, just for decoration.
You certainly don't do it just to bury a king.
Speaker 1: No, you do it because it does something, and the
source suggests that what it does is connected to the
planet itself, the very ground it's built on.
Speaker 2: It's not just about the buildings, it's about where they
are placed. And this is where we get into the
really fascinating concept of the world.
Speaker 1: Grid Oh, I love this part. This is where we
really start getting into the X Files territory, and we
need to talk about a man named Bruce Kathy.
Speaker 2: Bruce Kfy a pivotal figure in this entire line of research,
an unsung pioneer.
Speaker 1: Really, so picture this. It's nineteen fifty two, Auckland, New Zealand.
Bruce Kfy is an airline pilot for a major commercial airline.
He's not a guy who is prone to making things up.
His job, his entire life depends on him being observant, rational,
and level headed.
Speaker 2: Pilots are trained observers is their primary skill set. They
have to be able to interpret what they see accurately
and quickly.
Speaker 1: So he's looking out over the harbor one night and
he sees something a UFO.
Speaker 2: A generic term, of course, but in this case a
very specifically described craft hovering silently over the water.
Speaker 1: Right, and he says it holds him spellbound. He's just
watching this thing, trying to process what he's seeing, and
then poof, it vanishes straight up, not you know, flies
away into the distance. It just accelerates vertically and is gone.
Speaker 2: For most people, that would be a great bar story,
that would be something you tell your grandkids about the
weird light you saw one night. But Kathy was different.
He was an investigator at heart. He didn't just let
it go.
Speaker 1: No, he went into full detective mode. He became obsessed.
He started collecting data, He started recording flight paths of
other reported sightings. He spent two decades doing this meticulously.
Speaker 2: And he found a pattern. This is the key. He
wasn't just looking for lights in the sky. He was
looking for logic for a system. And he found that
these UFO sightings weren't random. They consistently followed specific predictable
lines north, south, and east west gridlines.
Speaker 1: It's like they were flying on a highway system that
we couldn't see.
Speaker 2: Exactly, a hidden infrastructure laid over the planet. Kathy then
collaborated with the software engineer named Rodmulpan to visualize this,
to plot it all out, and they created something they
called the grid point Atlas.
Speaker 1: Which sounds like a prop from a sci fi movie,
but it was a serious attempt to map the Earth's
natural energy fields.
Speaker 2: The theory they developed, which is central to the source,
is that the Earth is not just a rock floating
in space. It is a hugely powerful energy source. It
has these electromagnetic lines lee lines if you will, crisscrossing
it naturally formed by the planet's rotation and magnetic field.
Speaker 1: And here is the connection back to our pyramids.
Speaker 2: The connection is that ancient megalithic sites Stoneheinge, Giza, tot
Walking are not placed randomly.
Speaker 1: They are on the highway.
Speaker 2: They are the rest stops. There are the power stations
build on the intersections of these geodetic grid lines marked
out by an ancient global survey of the planet. The
claim is that whoever built these pyramids knew where the
energy lines were. They had a map of the Earth's
electromagnetic field that was as good or better than anything
we have today.
Speaker 1: So the pyramids are quite literally plugged into the earth in.
Speaker 2: A manner of speaking, yes, And this raises a really
important question, why would you need to plug into the earth.
The source suggests that extraterrestrials, or perhaps that advanced ancient
human civilization, use this natural grid to power their craft
free energy, free energy forever. If you know the drid
and you have a machine that can tap into it,
you don't need fuel, you don't need coal or oil
or nuclear reactors. You just ride the magnetic currents of
the planet itself.
Speaker 1: That puts that original UFO sighting by Kathy in a
whole new context. It wasn't just hovering. Maybe it was refueling.
It was charging its batteries from one of these grid
points over the harbor.
Speaker 2: That is the implication. And if the perds are built
on these exact points, then the pyramids might be the
primary charging stations, the main power hubs of the network.
Speaker 1: Okay, that is a massive, massive claim. But before we
just accept it, we need to look at the structure itself.
Because if the Great Pyramid is a machine, if it's
a charging station, it should look like one, right, I mean,
it should be built with the precision of a machine,
not a tomb.
Speaker 2: And this is where the skeptics usually get very quiet,
because when you look at the Giza Plateau, specifically the
Great Pyramid, the it's just a coincidence argument really starts
the fall apart, and it falls apart fast.
Speaker 1: Let's get into the numbers, because the source throws some
raw data at us that is frankly hard to wrap
your head around. It doesn't feel ancient.
Speaker 2: Let's start with the most basic thing, the alignment. We
are used to buildings being vaguely north or south, but
the Great Pyramid is aligned to true north. And I
need to stress that not magnetic north, true north. Within
three hundred and sixtieths of a degree.
Speaker 1: Three sixtieths of a degree. I can't even hang a
picture frame that straight in my house. I mean, that's
a level of precision that is, for all intents and
purposes perfect.
Speaker 2: It's an absurd level of precision for people who supposedly
only had copper chisels and wet ropes. But the source
adds a fascinating nuance here regarding something called precession.
Speaker 1: Right, the wabble of the Earth on its axis, like
a spinning top that's slowing down exactly.
Speaker 2: The Earth's axis isn't stable. It shifts slowly over thousands
and thousands of years. The source notes that because of
this procession, the alignment of the Pyramid today is that
tiny three hundred and sixtieths of a degree off. But
if you roll the clock back to when it was
supposedly built.
Speaker 1: That would have been perfect.
Speaker 2: It might have been perfect zero points zero degrees off,
dead on.
Speaker 1: So they didn't just eyeball it. They knew the astronomy,
they knew the long term mechanics of the sourar system.
Speaker 2: They knew the astronomy and the geography perfectly. But it
gets so much deeper. Let's talk about the unit of
measurement they used. Let's talk about the cubit, the pyramid cubit.
Speaker 1: Now, I always thought a cubit was just, you know,
the length of a pharaoh's four ar or something equally arbitrary.
Speaker 2: That's the standard royal cubit explanation, Yes, and it works
for some things. Yeah, But the source material where examining,
defines the pyramid cubit very very differently. It states that
the pyramid cubit is exactly one twenty five millionth that's
one divided by twenty five thousand of the Earth's polar diameter.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, untack that for me. You're telling me that
the basic unit of measurement they used to build this
entire thing is derived directly from the size of the planet.
Speaker 2: Yes, specifically the distance from the north pole through the
center to the South pole. If you take that massive
distance and you chop it up into twenty five million
equal pieces, you get one pyramid cubit.
Speaker 1: Which means they knew the precise size of the Earth.
Speaker 2: They had to to a staggering degree of accuracy, and
they proved that they knew it by encoding it directly
into the dimensions of the building. The source says that
the length of the pyramid at the mean socket level,
which is basically the corners of the foundation, is three
hundred and sixty five point twenty four pyramid cud cubits three.
Speaker 1: Hundred and sixty five point twenty four. That's that's a
number of days in a year.
Speaker 2: Down to the quarter day, that is the length of
the solar year. So in the dimensions of the base
of this one building, they have encoded the size of
the planet and the exact duration of its orbit around
the Sun.
Speaker 1: That is, that's not an accident. You just don't accidentally
build a tomb for your king. That also happens to
encode the orbital period of the planet down to a
decimal point. That's insane.
Speaker 2: And we haven't even dropped the biggest fact yet, the
mic drop fact, as you might call it, the one
that when you first hear it it just sounds impossible.
Speaker 1: Speed of light. This one actually made me pause my
research and just sit there for a minute because it
sounded way too crazy to be true.
Speaker 2: It is the kind of fact that makes you question
reality itself. The source points out that if you take
the coordinate location of the Great Pyramid on the surface
of the Earth.
Speaker 1: The latitude, the specific line of.
Speaker 2: Latitude, the latitude coordinate, Yes, that number sequence twenty nine
point nine seven nine two four five eight degrees north
is a near perfect match for the speed of light
traveling through a vacuum, which is two hundred ninety nine million,
seven hundred and ninety two thousand, four hundred and fifty
eight meters per second.
Speaker 1: The numbers are identical.
Speaker 2: The numbers are identical. Now, of course, skeptics will immediately say, well,
the meter is a modern invention from the eighteenth century.
The ancient Egyptians didn't use meters, and.
Speaker 1: That is true, that's the obvious objection.
Speaker 2: It is but the coincidence of the geographical location of
the most significant ancient structure on Earth matching that specific
universal constant in a unit of measurement that itself was
originally defined based on the Earth's circumference, it just defies
all statistical probability. It's too perfect.
Speaker 1: It feels like a message. It feels intentional, like someone saying,
we know we know the speed of light, we know
the size of the Earth, we know how long your
year is, and we are planting a flag right here
to prove it exactly.
Speaker 2: It's a stamp of intelligence. And the source goes on
to mention the scale model theory that the pyramids dimensions
also correspond to the circumference of the equator and the
measurement from the equator to the pole. Essentially, the Great
Pyramid is a scale model of the northern hemisphere of
our planet.
Speaker 1: So let's just recap this because it's a lot. You
have a structure that is perfectly aligned to the cardinal points.
It encodes the solar year. It's built using a unit
derived from the planet's own size, and its physical location
on the globe spells out the speed of light. If
that's a tomb, it's the most over engineered, mathematically complex
tomb in the history of the universe.
Speaker 2: And that is why we have to move to the
next section, the tomb fallacy. We just need to stop
calling it a tomb. The word itself is misleading.
Speaker 1: The source is pretty clear on this point. It mentions
that despite what you see in the movies, no pharaoh
was ever found in a pyramid in Egypt, not a
single one.
Speaker 2: That is a fact that is often just glossed over.
We find the mummies of the pharaohs in the Valley
of the Kings. We find them in hidden underground vaults
designed to be secret. But the pyramids they were found empty.
The sarcophagus in the king's chamber was empty and unadorned.
Speaker 1: And Rummi Romani and who is quoted in the source,
he points this out. He says, Look, you have two
million blocks of stone, some of them weighing five tons each.
The internal structure is incredibly complex and precise. Why would
you go to all that trouble for a grave that
you aren't even going to use.
Speaker 2: It just doesn't fit the profile. So if it's not
a tune, what is it? And this is where the
engineer Christopher Dunn comes in.
Speaker 1: Christopher Dunn, the man with the power.
Speaker 2: Plant theory done, is a master craftsman and an engineering
He's worked with high tech manufacturing his whole life. And
he looks at the pyramid and he doesn't see a
religious monument. He sees the schematic. He sees the machine.
Speaker 1: Let's walk the listener through this step by step. Because
this isn't just magic energy. Dunn has a plausible mechanical
explanation for how this thing could actually work.
Speaker 2: Right. It's a process, and step one of that process
is the input. And the input, according to Dunn, is
water the Nile River the Nile. We know from geological
surveys that the Nile used to flow much much closer
to the Giza plateau. Dunn's theory focuses on the se
terranean chamber deep under the pyramid. There was an experiment
by a man named John Cadman which is mentioned in
the source. He built the model of this chamber and
a theorized pump.
Speaker 1: System so water from the Nile would be channeled into
the pyramid.
Speaker 2: It would rush down a shaft into the subterranean chamber.
In this model it bypasses a valve filling a space.
And then this is the simple but the burnt mechanics
of it. The valve slam shut.
Speaker 1: Like a hydraulic ram pump.
Speaker 2: It's old technology, it is, but on a massive scale.
When that valve slam shut, the water, which has momentum,
has nowhere to go. It creates a massive shockwave, a
pulsive kinetic energy that shoots back up through the pyramid's core.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we have a heartbeat, We have a rhythmic,
powerful pounding of water pressure shooting up into the structure
every few seconds. That's step one.
Speaker 2: Step two is the resonator. That shockwave travels up the
grand gallery and hits the King's chamber. Now the King's
chamber is this incredible free standing room made of massive,
perfectly cut granite, black granite.
Speaker 1: Why granite specifically, that's important.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely crucial to the whole theory. The source
compares granite to the material in a microphone. Granite has
a very high concentration of quartz crystal, and quartz has
a property we now call the piezoelectric effect gizoelectric.
Speaker 1: That means, if you squeeze it or vibrated, it creates electricity.
Speaker 2: Right correct. If you apply mechanical stress to quartz, in
this case, a massive sound wave or vibration, it emits electrons,
It generates an electrical charge. So have this massive shockwave
from the water repeatedly hitting these giant granite beams. The
whole chamber vibrates. It hums. It sings, and because it's
made of quartz rich granite, that vibration releases a flood
of electrons.
Speaker 1: It's a massive geological transducer. It's turning sound and kinetic
energy directly into electrical energy.
Speaker 2: Yes, which brings us to step three. The output. The
vibration creates a huge amount of electromagnetic energy inside the chamber.
Dun theorizes that this energy was then focused by the
shape of the passages, and the grand.
Speaker 1: Gallery focused into what a beam, a.
Speaker 2: Coherent beam of energy microwaves specifically, The theory is that
the pyramid was designed to collect this energy from the Earth,
amplify it, and they transmitted as a microwave signal. And
the target in Dun's view was a satellite in orbit.
Speaker 1: A satellite in ancient Egypt. That's a big leap.
Speaker 2: It's a huge leap if you're stuck in the sandals
and Loinclock's view of history. But if you accept the
premise of high technology based on the mathematical evidence, it
fits perfectly. But here is where it gets really interesting,
and this is contemporary data. They didn't just theorize this.
The source mentions a voltage measurement experiment.
Speaker 1: Yes, this was the part that just made me sit
up and lean forward. They actually took a vultmeter, a
modern multimeter, into the pyramid to test this.
Speaker 2: They did as a baseline, they measured the background voltage
in the typical city Los Angeles, and it was about
point zero eight volts, just the ambient electrical hum of
a modern city.
Speaker 1: Then they went inside the Great Pyramid, into the King's chamber, and.
Speaker 2: The beating jumped to twelve hundred.
Speaker 1: Millibles, which is one point two volts.
Speaker 2: One point two volkves. That is fifteen times higher than
the background reading in LA.
Speaker 1: That's a battery. That's more than an AA battery.
Speaker 2: It's a significant measurable electrical charge for a pile of
dead rocks. It proves that the pyramid is actively producing
a charge. It is one point two volts hotter electrically
than the surrounding environment.
Speaker 1: So the machine is still humming even after thousands of years.
Speaker 2: Is dormant, perhaps broken, maybe the water source is gone,
but there is residual energy there. The structure itself, just
by its material and its placement on the Earth, is
still interacting with the planet's energy field in a way
that creates measurable voltage. The engine is still idling.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we have a machine. It uses water and
granite to generate electromagnetic energy. It's sitting on a key
grid point. It's mathematically aligned to the planet and the cosmos.
The big question is why, What is the apple cation?
What were they using this incredible power for?
Speaker 2: And that is section five. The why and the possibilities,
according to the source material, range from the practical to
the absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the most grounded one, the wireless network.
This goes right back to Bruce Kathy and the global grid.
Speaker 2: If you had these caramids strategically placed around the world
on these energy hotspots, and they are all generating a charge,
the source suggests you can create a standing wave that
envelops the entire planet.
Speaker 1: A standing wave, so the whole atmosphere becomes conductive. You
energize the ionosphere.
Speaker 2: Essentially. Yes, you create a global field of wireless energy transmission.
You could power things anywhere on Earth just by having
a device tuned to the right frequency. No wires, no grid,
just clean energy pulled right out of the air.
Speaker 1: And the source mentions obelisks here. I always thought obelisks
were just you know, monuments like here lies ramsays or
this king won this battle.
Speaker 2: The source suggests they acted as transmitters and receivers for
this energy, like ancient cell tower local repeaters. You have
the main power plant, that pyramid generating the mass of energy,
and then you have these granite needles the obelisks, distributed
throughout the cities to move that energy around locally and
allow for its use.
Speaker 1: It's a utility grid, a global wireless utility grid made
of stone exactly.
Speaker 2: But the source suggests it goes well beyond just powering
lights or tools on Earth. It mentions potential interplanetary function
like navigation. Right if you are an et craft or
an advanced ancient pilot coming into Earth's atmosphere, you need
a beacon, you need a lighthouse. The grid provides that
it would create a clear, powerful signal allowing you to
navigate the planet with extreme precision using the magnetic.
Speaker 1: Lines and communication.
Speaker 2: That's another one, very similar to SETI, our search for
extraterrestrial intelligence. We send powerful radio waves out into space,
hoping someone hears them. Dune suggests the pyramid might have
been doing the reverse, but with far more power. Sending
focused messages into space, a microwave beam directed to a specific.
Speaker 1: Star system, a message that could be anything from we
are here, come and visit.
Speaker 2: To or mission accomplished, or the experiment is running, or
send more supplies. We have no idea.
Speaker 1: But then then the source drops the big one, the
one that feels like it belongs in a Marvel movie. Teleportation.
Speaker 2: This is, as you put it, the most thrilling claim
in the entire deep dive. The source explicitly mentions the
possibility of pyramids as teleportation.
Speaker 1: Docs capable of transporting living beings, not just information, but matter.
Speaker 2: Between pyramids on Earth or even more fantastically, to other worlds.
Speaker 1: So we're literally talking about stargate. That's the concept.
Speaker 2: It sounds like pure science fiction. But if you consider
the theoretical union of gravity and electromagnetism.
Speaker 1: Which the source brings us, yes, there.
Speaker 2: Are pioneering scientists today on the fringes of physics who
suggest that gravity and electromagnetism are two sides of the
same coin. If you can manipulate one with enough power,
you can manipulate the other. The source theorizes that the
very shape the pyramid, its specific angles creates a swirling
current or rotational inertia.
Speaker 1: A vortex.
Speaker 2: Energy a vortex. Exactly, if you can create a stable,
high energy electromagnetic vortex, theoretically you are bending the fabric
of space time within that vortex. And if you can
bend space time, movement from one point to another becomes instantaneous.
That is teleportation.
Speaker 1: My brain is struggling to handle this. We went from pyramids,
our elaborate tombs to pyramids are interdimensional teleportation portals built
on a global energy grid powered by the Earth itself.
Speaker 2: It is a massive, massive leap. I understand the skepticism,
but look at the progression of evidence we've just discussed.
The mathematics is real, the alignment is real, the properties
of granite are real, the voltage reading inside the chamber
is real. The grid lines and UFO sightings are an
observed phenomenon. The conclusion is speculative, yes, but it is
built on a foundation of interlocking anomalies that mainstream history
just cannot explain away as coincidence.
Speaker 1: It connects everything. The Antarctic map shows the potential origin.
The grid shows the network. The Giza plateau shows the
mechanics of the machine. It's a complete integrated system.
Speaker 2: It is a lost technology, a technology that solved energy
needs cleanly, wirelessly and in a way that was harmonized
with the planet, and it possibly opened doors to the stars.
And we are sitting here thousands of years later, burning
fossil fuels and still wondering how they moved big rocks.
Speaker 1: That is the ultimate irony, isn't it. We look back
at them and we think they were primitive because they
didn't have iPhones or the internet. But maybe they had
something so much better, so much more fundamental, that we
can't even recognize it as technology anymore.
Speaker 2: We see a pile of stones, they saw a power plant.
It's a matter of perspective of lost knowledge.
Speaker 1: So let's synthesize this for everyone listening, because we've covered
a huge mental ground here from the South Pole to
outer space.
Speaker 2: We have we have a global grid of pyramids. We
have a potential master pyramid in Antarctica that could predate
all of known human history. We have indisputable mathematical proof
at Giza of advanced planetary and cosmological knowledge, the size
of the Earth, the speed of light. And we have
a functional engineering theory of how the Great pyramid could
generate electricity using water in granite, and we have.
Speaker 1: The modern voltage readings to suggest that something is still
happening inside that structure.
Speaker 2: The implications are that we are looking at the remnants
of a global civilization that mastered the Earth's energy in
a way we are only just beginning to dream about.
Speaker 1: It really makes you look at the whole world differently.
You walk past an old stone building or a monument
and you wonder is that just a rock or is
that plugged in?
Speaker 2: And that leads directly to the final provocation. The thing
to really think about if the Great Pyramid is a machine,
and if it is still producing one point two volts
of electricity right now. It's not dead, it's just idling.
Speaker 1: It's in standby mode exactly.
Speaker 2: Ye are we just monkeys playing on top of a
dormant supercomputer that we don't understand. We're scratching at the casing,
arguing about who built it and why, while the machine
itself is quietly humming beneath our feet waiting.
Speaker 1: That is a profoundly humbling thought. We think we're the
masters of this planet, but we might just be squatters
in someone else's abandoned factory, And the.
Speaker 2: Really big question is are the original owners coming back
to turn it on? Or were we the original owners
and we just forgot the password?
Speaker 1: That brings us to the question we want to ask you,
the listener. We've laid out all these threads from the
source material. Now we want you to try and tie
them together.
Speaker 2: If the pyramids are actually machines, as this evidence suggests,
do you think they were left here for us to
find where we were technologically and spiritually ready, a sort
of cosmic inheritance? Or were they left by us by
a version of humanity from a forgotten chapter of our
own history, a time we have completely erased from our memory.
Speaker 1: Are we the aliens we've been looking for? Or are
we the cargo cult worshiping the relips of a technology
we can no longer comprehend.
Speaker 2: It's a fascinating dichotomy to ponder.
Speaker 1: Let us know what you think in the comments. We
read all of them, and honestly, your theories and insights
are often just as thrilling as the sources themselves.
Speaker 2: Indeed, critical thinking and an open mind are the only
tools we have to navigate this question. The narrative you've
been given.
Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us on this journey into the
ice and the stone. This has been thrilling threads.
Speaker 2: Keep pulling the threads. You never know what we'll unravel.
Speaker 1: See you next time.