@TheProjectUnity We can't do this cut in modern times. Ancient Egyptians " Hold my beer"

@RikB14 This is in the USA

@TheProjectUnity Hey @grok any idea on how they cut this?

@TheProjectUnity My best guess is test holes done with a old hammer bit. Used when they were quarrying stone, building roads, mining and tunnels, men used a series of bits in different lengths to bore holes. Those holes could be as deep as your longest bit was and were driven by hand. I mention

@TheProjectUnity Hi-tech in the past. We are always lied too. Humans did not design or build any of this. We can't do it now if we wanted to. History is a sham.

@TheProjectUnity Ancient glory holes can be like an entire podcast episode of content.

@TheProjectUnity I don't know but they are all 3 prime numbers. And there are a prime number of them. 5 7 11

@TheProjectUnity What if the "stone" was a mixture that was poured as a slurry around these objects (probably wooden poles) and then left to set up (like concrete)? Plausible?

@TheProjectUnity That made me think of cymatics.

@TheProjectUnity Looks like the outer shape of a 3D frequency we’d see in cymatics.

@TheProjectUnity Looks like a cogwheel to me!

@TheProjectUnity Harmonics.

@TheProjectUnity How can you be this dumb? It’s clearly chipped piece by piece using a long reed with flint on the end and some sand taking over two decades to do it, and then they moved on to the next hole. Case closed.

@TheProjectUnity A super oscillating sound wave displacement tool, what else...

@TheProjectUnity Holy Shiite.

@TheProjectUnity ultra sonic vibrations

@TheProjectUnity Jay, of course they used Chicken Bones and spit. Come on man.

@TheProjectUnity John Henry was a steel driving man.

@TheProjectUnity Has to be laser cut. However I don't understand why there is threading inside them 🤔

@TheProjectUnity Shoggoths!

@TheProjectUnity stone knives & bear skins...

@TheProjectUnity It can be explained by the science:

@TheProjectUnity Can not even do this with a CNC today, as that long of bit would break. Unless we have some kind of new magic metal, I am not aware of it. The one on the right looks like 1" pass depths. Removing some serious stone at that rate. It must be some kind of Sonic tool of some kind. It

@TheProjectUnity MELT?

@TheProjectUnity "Bro, ancient humans did that for no apparent reason! With cooper tools. Come on bruh, trust me." 🙄🙄🙄🙄

@TheProjectUnity 10,000 years of oppressed slave chipping away with rocks... right?

@TheProjectUnity Cut or changed the properties of the stone?

@TheProjectUnity And why? 🤷

@TheProjectUnity

@TheProjectUnity I wonder if it is so old that it is petrified mud they made.

@TheProjectUnity Reminds me of those cookie cutter play-doh kits

@TheProjectUnity Obviously for smores!

@TheProjectUnity Steam lances.

@TheProjectUnity Ikr, what's the depth? Any pics of the inside bottom surface? You could probably tell the tool from the finish surface.

@TheProjectUnity Bronze chisels man what s the matter with you