Stefan Burns

Well, you spend a lot of time on YouTube and you're exposed to a lot of these crazy rabbit holes.

Did you pay any attention to that recent scan beneath the pyramids where those guys, those Italian dudes said they found these big cylindrical shafts that go kilometers under the earth?

So they just got to look at the AI remake and be like, holy shit.

There's elevators under the pyramid.

They got to take it by faith.

Have you seen the raw data?

um i mean i like the raw scan data yeah that it's quite a bit different than the three abstractions that they quite a bit different even from not even talking about the ai renders that other people have done yeah but quite a bit different from those italian dudes their render of it yeah like he uh they scan the coffrey pyramid the central pyramid and they show like seven uh king's chamber sized chambers in the center of it

And we know for a fact that they're not there.

So like, why, why are there showing seven different Kings chambers inside that central pyramid when that whole thing has been explored and there's, we know for a fact that there's, those aren't there, you know?

Right.

Yeah, there was a lot of squirrely stuff that was happening with those with those SAR data and even like their first analysis, like their descriptions of it and like

Their descriptions of their scan of the Khafre pyramid and why they couldn't detect the shafts that go underneath that central pyramid.

In their first paper, they described that reason being they can't go that deep into the bedrock, right?

Oh, we recently had like this guy on here, Jeffrey Drum, who has a...

He lives in Giza, like right by the pyramids.

And he's been there like on the ground studying this stuff for years now.

And he has a great YouTube channel called Land of Chem.

And like he's been hyper-focused on this stuff, reading papers.

Those Italian guys invited him to their first little presentation that they did in the beginning of 2025.

And he was there asking questions.