The construction of the pyramids has another possible explanation, besides aliens. It has to do with the unconscious mind. Deep aspects of unconscious mind is like the CPU of the brain, while the ego or conscious mind is like a terminal to the brain. The ancients had more access to the CPU of the brain. The CPU was projected into the gods/aliens that assisted them.
To give one a better feel for this, say we needed to walk from here to there. All we do (conscious mind) is think a command line like "walk over there". All the muscle movement and coordination is done by the unconscious CPU. You don't have to think about muscle sequence, it will just coordinate, unconsciously.
If we had to use the conscious mind,, to think about every muscle, so we can walk, it would get to complicated to walk in a very smooth way. Even the best computer programs with massive computer power, still make movement look fake. The CPU does not have these same limits. It can do a simple task like walk better than a supercomputer, which is limited by the conscious approach to this.
Nobody taught Beethoven how to play the piano at 5, even though he was deaf. His CPU organized this below consciousness. The ancients would pray to their gods. These were projections of the CPU, but nevertheless allowed them access to the CPU to do more than walk.
They "needed a pyramid", was the conscious command line (walk over there). The CPU filled in the details. They would thank the gods since they knew this was not the ego doing this, but rather something else bigger than the ego.
Like walking, the conscious mind would look primitive and awkward in terms of building skills; need to concentrate on muscle detail to walk. The CPU, like with walking, could extrapolate, to create a smooth building result that is above the consciousness of that time. This CPU connection was lost as consciousness got stronger, since one can often do more harm than good, if you try to tinker with the CPU.
To give one a better feel for this, say we needed to walk from here to there. All we do (conscious mind) is think a command line like "walk over there". All the muscle movement and coordination is done by the unconscious CPU. You don't have to think about muscle sequence, it will just coordinate, unconsciously.
If we had to use the conscious mind,, to think about every muscle, so we can walk, it would get to complicated to walk in a very smooth way. Even the best computer programs with massive computer power, still make movement look fake. The CPU does not have these same limits. It can do a simple task like walk better than a supercomputer, which is limited by the conscious approach to this.
Nobody taught Beethoven how to play the piano at 5, even though he was deaf. His CPU organized this below consciousness. The ancients would pray to their gods. These were projections of the CPU, but nevertheless allowed them access to the CPU to do more than walk.
They "needed a pyramid", was the conscious command line (walk over there). The CPU filled in the details. They would thank the gods since they knew this was not the ego doing this, but rather something else bigger than the ego.
Like walking, the conscious mind would look primitive and awkward in terms of building skills; need to concentrate on muscle detail to walk. The CPU, like with walking, could extrapolate, to create a smooth building result that is above the consciousness of that time. This CPU connection was lost as consciousness got stronger, since one can often do more harm than good, if you try to tinker with the CPU.