r/CreationNtheUniverse:

u/BrimstoneOmega

Isreal is a terrorist state.
u/BrimstoneOmega

I mean, it is. Statistically.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Wait…. You’re saying it’s patently and demonstrably unserious that the Bible would say to not rape kids? Edit: to be fair, I could see how that logic could be true. I mean, statistically, it’s far more likely that a Christian would rape a kid than a gay guy or a drag queen. It’s kind of Christianity’s thing.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Find me a crew of 1000 guys, and someone with a few billion to spare (what is required for your demands) and I’ll build you whatever kind of pyramid, henge, or wall you want. Those nobs are lifting bosses, whatever you want to tell yourself.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Is that so?
u/BrimstoneOmega

Acting like hitting a rock with another rock is rocket science is absurd. Acting like lifting bosses are anything but lifting bosses is absurd. Talking to a professional craftsman about lifting bosses being more than lifting bosses, and telling them they have no idea what they are talking about is absurd. That is the end of the discussion. Oh, and people still build shit like this, all the time. Acting like they don’t is absurd. Laymen build these things in thier backyards ffs.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Indeed. There’s also the fact that cutting a stone that isn’t put into a wall already is a time consuming, and difficult task. This is with ideal conditions, a good place to cut, and without worrying about damage to the surrounding materials. Now when its in the wall already? You run the risk of messing up not only the stone you just laid, but the one to the side and underneath it. You can work on the open faces if it’s in a wall, but if it’s on the front face and touching other stones? And it’s getting covered? That’s gonna be a no. Waste of time, even without any breakage.
u/BrimstoneOmega

You’re talking to a stone mason. Someone that does know what they are talking about. Someone that cuts stone, by hand, everyday.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Yeah. Because they knew what they were doing. And you have no idea.
u/BrimstoneOmega

I’m a stone mason. It’s called not being greedy. What’s worse? A nib still there… or breaking off the corner of a stone and having to take it out, cut a new one, put it back in using the nubs, and then fucking up that stone as well, just to do it all over again? Edit: the pyramids in Egypt, which is what a lot of the pictures are from, we’re not stepped the way they are today. They were smooth. These nubs wouldn’t have even been seen back in the day. I’d leave them. Everytime.