[michellemfry]

The forces that built the pyrimids existed long before heavy equipment arrived on the planet. Couldn't it simply have been an act of prediction? In the future, machines would be built that would duplicate this kind of work. I guess a quatrain would be the place to hide such information, or the DNA, but we have the pyramids and the tired Jewish people who interacted with a great force in the universe. My advice to the people would have been to exhaust the material that made the bricks, and then the slavery would have been unnecessary and unfruitful.
The earth upside down while the bricks were hung from the terra firma. The planet was young and the laws of physics were even more foolish in those days. The ways of the stars and the calandars were still being worked out. Trying to match the paper days to the flooding of the river or the crops cycles or the birthing of the lambs, etc. frustrated the kings men and "scientists" of the day. Even worse was how to tax the people in a world that would not sit still. Blimey!
Since time began we have been asked to not notice when the world suddenly flips, reverses, twins, speaks, surges, melts, accelerates, and a whole host of other functions that are natural, supernatural, and supersupernatural.
And it says, Am I crazy? Am I alone?
When the war in Baghdad went down, and under 2/3 of world oil was in question, what was stolen? The contents of the museum of a civilization that was 7,000 years ripened in metallurgy and literature. Too convenient, too much of a coincidence.
7,000 years ago the artist set down in metallurgy and stone the literature of the day. Priceless it was. It was the tick of a clock so slow that it moves but once every thousand years. They couldn't keep their hands off of her.