Brian Cory Dobbs

Like, well, there we go.

He gave me the answer.

Yep.

And not only did he give me an answer to... I almost mentioned that earlier, but... Yeah, yeah.

And there was one other thing too.

Part of his slideshow, he had a very extensive slideshow, but I'm glad he did because there's this one particular slide.

Ryan, if you go to the next slide here, he was talking about the Great Pyramid being flat on top.

And his idea that it was always flat and it never had a capstone, that's because that was where the greatest electrical charge would have been.

If it's supposed to attract lightning, if it's a lightning attractor, it being flat was where the greatest electrical potential would be.

So they didn't want it to be pointed.

They wanted it to be flat.

So Ryan, next slide.

What do we see on Mars?

We see flat-top pyramids.

And this thing's two and a half miles wide.

This is a new one.

It's hard to convince me that that's a volcano.

Carl Sagan, geometric regularity of its construction.

And if we take a look at... Like a volcano...

Now that front part, it's got a little bump on the side.