Charley Crockett

I mean, the eye of Horus essentially is a diagram of the pineal gland.

which is kind of crazy.

It's kind of crazy when you see it that way.

Wow.

Because they knew things, and we don't know what they knew.

We don't understand how they built the pyramids.

We don't understand how old they are.

There's so much speculation about the true age of that civilization.

We have no idea.

I mean, there's this group of scientists that believe that there's structures under the pyramids that go two kilometers deep into the earth.

Right.

And there's a lot of controversy about that.

I heard about that.

these guys are they've multiple readings of these things and they're pretty sure that they're accurate and they've been accurate with other things like other temples that are underground that are 50 feet underground they've mapped those things out with the same technology so there's a precedent to it these people knew things and we don't understand how they knew it or what they knew and we don't know if the people that lived in ancient egypt that we considered ancient egypt like

You know, 2000 BC.

We don't know if they found those structures or if those people built those structures.

There's so much weirdness with Egypt because the construction is so beyond anything else that exists anywhere on earth.

And especially when you're dealing with 4,500 plus years ago.

4,500 years ago is the conventional estimations.

But there's a lot of these heretic archaeologists that think, no, this is a lot older than that.