Luke Caverns
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
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So I would love to find that specimen of what's in that photo.
Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, okay.
Well, so in the chaos of my wife graduating from med school and us buying a new house and everything, I have only had phone calls about it and not really dived into it myself. But from what I can understand is this is another –
finding that's being projected from a very credulous archaeologist, Italian archaeologist, who supposedly found something in the Great Pyramid two years ago or three years ago. And it was basically immediately proven to be false or lacked any credibility.
And so now, a couple years later, he's back with a new finding that he's used a satellite image to scan underneath Khafre's Pyramid, which is the center pyramid. And he says that he's found these eight cylindrical structures with these five duplicate structures inside Khafre's Pyramid. Okay.
I think the very first thing that made my BS radar go off... Now, I don't want to say... I don't think there's any reason, anything wrong with people being excited about stuff like this. And do I think there's probably something under Koffer's Pyramid? Yes, I do. We can get into that in a second.
But the problem with this whole scan is that Well, the immediate smoking gun that this is credulous at best is that the scan did not pick up the structures that are already in the pyramid. It couldn't see the structures that we know are in there or the voids that we know are in the pyramid. It picked up different voids. And then I think the problem is they made this graphic and they took...
They took the 3D model of the king's chamber with the relieving chambers on top of that, and they duplicated it five times in their little graphic. There was another image that you had up that showed it. Anybody who's well-versed in Egypt looks at this and knows, I don't know if a serious researcher would make a graphic that looks like this. I should just say that those gigantic columns are...
yeah yeah i mean there's i don't know it it seems highly unlikely to me that this is uh that this is going to be proven to have a lot of validity to it uh maybe mostly based on the fact that it didn't pick up the voids that we know are in the pyramid what are your thoughts on it um
Oh, gosh. You may have to zoom in. I'm not a good seer. I think that's the problem.
All right, so having proposed in my book, the Giza Power Plant and Giza, the Tesla connection, that important features related to power generation might lie beneath the Giza pyramids in Egypt, I have been asked to comment on the recent announcement of the discovery of massive previously undiscovered voids and constructions beneath those pyramids.
My initial impressions, based on my own research and that of others referenced here, are that if the reported scan data and analyses are correct, this would be a major discovery and a validation of my own theories, but more importantly, provide motivation to pursue a path towards clean energy and a safer environment.
The reason for that, I believe, does not come from me, but from a remarkable German physicist named... Friedman Freund. I'm not familiar with him. Freund, yeah. Freund. He's talked about him before. All right. Do you want me to read the whole thing?
I mean, why not? Let's go through. All right. So Robert Votter, Chris Dunn, and Dr. Freund at the SETI Institute, NASA physicist Dr. Friedman, while researching the physics behind earthquake lights.
with the hopes of developing an earthquake early warning system, discovered that when igneous rock in the lithosphere is put under stress, proxy defects in the mineral cause positive hole electrons to shoot to the surface, He was able to demonstrate during lab experiments that electrons will flow when igneous rock is put under pressure, describing it as semiconductor physics.
Dr. Freund gives an excellent explanation of his discovery during a TED Talk in Christ Church, New Zealand in his highly recommended YouTube video. All right. This looks like this is going to be incredibly long. It's not that long. Is it not? Okay. I'll take it from here. I'm just going off the cursor right here. I know.
Yeah, well, so like you and I were saying, I'm extremely skeptical of these guys. But I think it's pretty commendably transparent that Chris says, like, you know, my own confirmation bias may be at work here. Because obviously he is personally... like maybe like emotionally invested in something like this. And this is personally exciting and vindicating to him.
But I think it's, I think, yeah, I think it's good that he put out a statement. I know his audience is waiting for him to put out a statement. And I think at the end to say, hey, this is something I am also personally excited about. So maybe my confirmation bias as I work here, I think that's commendable on his part. Yeah. But as far as, you know, I... He's super logical, smart.
I feel much more confident about the Scan Pyramids project than I do about these guys. Because these guys, you know, Scan Pyramids, those guys, you know, they take their time and they do really good work. And they've, I mean, the discovery of the void in the pyramid, that's... Big deal. It's a big deal. It might be the biggest...
when they go in there, it'll be one of the biggest moments in archeology. Um, it'll be one of the biggest moments ever in archeology, you know? Um, but, uh, yeah, I'm more skeptical of, of these guys. And so we'll, we'll just, we'll just wait, wait to see. Um, unfortunately I just, I'm maybe fortunately I, I'm so busy right now.
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