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Originally Posted by teacher I can honestly tell you I've lifted safes of that wieght and heavier with a 6' lever just as in picture #2 in post #1 thousands of times with just my weight. It's a lever. That's the whole point. |
Interesting. So how would they have lifted the stone onto the rollars and on top of lever?
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Originally Posted by teacher Logs. Yes they will get tore up over time and need to be replaced. Never said this wasn't a lot of work. |
Wouldn't the stone eventually move over the logs and fall off because the logs are rolling under it? Wouldn't it be extremely difficult to roll the stone because the logs would be swerving? Unless the logs are all somehow connected, a platform was attached to the logs, and the slaves pulled the platform instead of the stone.
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Originally Posted by teacher No. Or I too would be dead from all the safes I moved the same way. And I never said you don't have to be careful. |
It might explain the number of deaths in the construction of the pyramid.
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Originally Posted by teacher The pyramid is made up of 203 levels of a average hight of 2.5'. My step method is comprised of steps with a 6" rise and maybe 6' tread. 5 small steps per level. The large heavy blocks of the various chambers will be addressed later. |
Ok. So, the stone is successfully levered onto step 1..how would they put the rollars under it and levered it again onto step 2?
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Originally Posted by teacher Good point. I'm taking this one step at a time here so we can run through your questions of each step before moving on to the next step. This is just the way to move blocks up 2.5'. You have jumped ahead. The process is detailed further ahead in the basement thread "How to Crash a Server". |
Ok. I'll take a look
It's nice to hear a fresh idea.