Lupe Fiasco on IG debunking "myths", people whylin out on him, he doesn't care, lol

[Prince.Skeletor]

They still puzzle engineers today. That alone tells me not to take him serious.

That is incorrect
They know how they built the pyramids, it was done with ALOT of labor workers, probably forced labor.
There were way more complicated structures/edifices that were built that have more mystery to them than the pyramids, like castles, but they were made in europe by white people so nobody says it was aliens.

 

[Jeshaman]

That is incorrect
They know how they built the pyramids, it was done with ALOT of labor workers, probably forced labor.
There were way more complicated structures/edifices that were built that have more mystery to them than the pyramids, like castles, but they were made in europe by white people so nobody says it was aliens.

Most castles were built in the 14th century. Thats like 700 years ago. How do they have more mystery to them compared to the pyramids built 5000 years ago? Plus, yes there is a lot of mystery on how a bronze age people pulled it off. Theres about more to the pyramids. I dont believe that alien bs myself.

 

[Premeditated]

Look at this hoe ass nikka.

neg rep

 

[IllmaticDelta]

That is incorrect
They know how they built the pyramids, it was done with ALOT of labor workers, probably forced labor.
There were way more complicated structures/edifices that were built that have more mystery to them than the pyramids, like castles, but they were made in europe by white people so nobody says it was aliens.

no they don't....other than knowing that the builders were native egyptians instead of slaves, they have no idea EXACTLY how the pyramids were constructed. The internal/spiral ramp theory hasn't been proven at all.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

Most castles were built in the 14th century. Thats like 700 years ago. How do they have more mystery to them compared to the pyramids built 5000 years ago? Plus, yes there is a lot of mystery on how a bronze age people pulled it off. Theres about more to the pyramids. I dont believe that alien bs myself.

Check this out
In fact...
Everyone check this out:

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/say...t-only-crazy-its-racist.792024/#post-38298808

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Lupe my nikka but he definitely wildin talking about the pyramids

Lupe is only right about the pyramid SHAPE being simple; building it and its internal workings is a whole other story.

 

[Fatboi1]

I stopped fukking with c00npe Fiasco when he talked that "I'm not black I'm more culturally Japanese" shyt a while ago.

I thought that was WILD and I actually KNOW Japanese as in my PC OS and phone is in Japanese.

 

[hu3ypdadon]

Son stop and reread this comment as an outsider can you see how this looks like mental gymnastics?

what you mean?

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

no they don't....other than knowing that the builders were native egyptians instead of slaves, they have no idea EXACTLY how the pyramids were constructed. The internal/spyral ramp theory hasn't been proven at all.

Dude, the guy I quoted said this still puzzles engineers today. That's just the unfortunate marketing part of archeology.
What I said is that no it does not puzzle engineers today at all.
Then you replied saying hey till today we have no idea EXACTLY how they were built and there's no proof of the most plausible theory.
Those are two different things, and I think it's important to make the distinction.

1) How the pyramids were built does NOT puzzle engineers today
2) There are many theories as to how they were built but there is no proof allowing us to be 100% sure how they were built.

So we dont know exactly how they were built but we know humans could have done it with massive amounts of labor in different ways, we don't know which one yet.
But we may never know, however that's another story, but my point is we know enough to know there's no mysticism here or a need of alien involvement.

So there are theories as to how it was done, but we don't have proof of any of them.
But we don't know which one not because it's puzzling but only because there's no proof.

This seems to be an important distinction that needs to be made in this thread from reading comments.

Check this
How Much Would It Cost to Build the Great Pyramid Today? | Live Science

 

[Fatboi1]

you guys think it's all cute now but wait till he says, the Ancient Egyptians weren't black and Mali Empire was a myth.

Trust me, he's the right type of Asian obsessed c00n to say some shyt like that

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

What's funny about that?
His hobby is samurai shyt and kung fu shyt
Man I would much rather hear shaolin rap from a dude like Lupe who practices this shyt
It makes you look at Wu Tang in a different way growing up listening to that Shaolin Rap by either skinny dudes with no flexibility or overweight guys also with no flexibility
Except for Meth

 

[Fatboi1]

What's funny about that?
His hobby is samurai shyt and kung fu shyt
Man I would much rather hear shaolin rap from a dude like Lupe who practices this shyt
It makes you look at Wu Tang in a different way growing up listening to that Shaolin Rap by either skinny dudes with no flexibility or overweight guys also with no flexibility
Except for Meth

I'm laughing at the comment, not the picture. Ain't nothing wrong with liking other culture's stuff. I just found his comments about him saying he's culturally more "Japanese" and then he started to pull that "Blacks are more racist" shyt out which started to sound like some dormant c00n chip being activated.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Dude, the guy I quoted said this still puzzles engineers today. That's just the unfortunate marketing part of archeology.
What I said is that no it does not puzzle engineers today at all.
Then you replied saying hey till today we have no idea EXACTLY how they were built and there's no proof of the most plausible theory.
Those are two different things, and I think it's important to make the distinction.

1) How the pyramids were built does NOT puzzle engineers today
2) There are many theories as to how they were built but there is no proof allowing us to be 100% sure how they were built.

So we dont know exactly how they were built but we know humans could have done it with massive amounts of labor in different ways, we don't know which one yet.
But we may never know, however that's another story, but my point is we know enough to know there's no mysticism here or a need of alien involvement.

So there are theories as to how it was done, but we don't have proof of any of them.
But we don't know which one not because it's puzzling but only because there's no proof.

This seems to be an important distinction that needs to be made in this thread from reading comments.

Check this
How Much Would It Cost to Build the Great Pyramid Today? | Live Science

obviously HUMANS built them

 

[staticshock]

So with that being said. Do u believe it was “easy” like Lupe is claiming?

It was as easy to them as building a bridge or skyscraper is easy for this time period.

 

[spliz]

It was as easy to them as building a bridge or skyscraper is easy for this time period.

U don’t know how easy it was for them because u weren’t around. But I’d imagine It was automatically harder for them than it is to build a skyscraper now based on the fact that they didn’t have machinery and all the technology we have now.