First there is NO proof (evidence) that the pyramids were used as tombs... never has a mummy been found in a pyramid...
This demonstrates your ignorance of Egyptology and is merely an argument from ignorance. There is plenty of evidence that the pyramids were used as tombs, indeed, the step pyramid of Djoser
was his tomb until his grave within was plundered. The pyramids follow a very clear chronological and architectural evolution from earlier mastabas to the grand pyramids of Giza that presents glaring evidence of their funerary intent to anyone who takes the time to study the subject in appropriate detail. If, however, one is merely a significance-junkie or mystery-monger who already has woo-woo visions of mysterious forces and "pyramid machines" (whatever the fuck
those are) or aliens who built them, then one will only see what they wish and real data will fall on their closed minds.
and get real, logic would show,
"Real?" "Logic?" These aren't, apparently, terms you're qualified to use on this topic if one is to look at your fantastic and highly imaginative nonsense:
Evidence for the pyramids as a machine
(a) there is a series of machines (pyramids) that show a line of enhanced design
Where is the evidence of "machines?" Complete and utter poppycock.
(c) the Pyramids were sealed except for "air" shafts. The dead do not breath.
Yes, but the kah and the bah may need a way to the outside (these are aspects of the soul, according to Egyptian mythology). Moreover, the workers and attendants
inside the tomb needed air until it was sealed.
(h) There are WRITTEN archaeological records describing the pyramids as having huge lakes of water surrounding them... eyewitness accounts.
Please. Cite them that we might have the opportunity to discuss them appropriately.
Right. This thread should be moved to pseudoscience.
But hey, it seems y'all haven't even got the book learning to understand this.
Please. Cite the books you feel we should be "learned" from. In the mean time, allow me to suggest a few from my library that you might want to look for and obtain yourself a genuine education.
Lehner, Mark (1997).
The Complete Pyramids. Thames & Hudson, London
Brewer, Douglas J. & Emily Teeter (1999).
Egypt and the Egyptians. Cambridge University Press, London
Kemp, Barry J. (1989).
Ancient Egypt; Anatomy of a Civilisation. Routlegde, London & NY
Wilkinson, Toby A. (2001).
Early Dynastic Egypt. Routledge, London & NY
Breasted James H. (1972).
Development of Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt. University of Pennsylvania Press
Breasted, James H. (1906-1907).
Ancient records of Egypt; historical documents from the earliest times to the Persian conquest. Vols I-V. University of Illinois Press
Smith, William Stevenson (1981).
The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt (rev. by William Kelly Simpson). New York
Fakhry, Ahmed (1961).
The Pyramids. Chicago
Romano, James F. (1990).
Death, Burial, and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt. Pittsburgh[/QUOTE]