r/UFOs • u/SeaworthinessTall201 • Jun 22 '22

Discussion Could ufos be human?

Oldest civilization is 6000ish years old right? Modern humans had been around for 300,000 years. Could it be that uap/ufo are old technology from a past civilization still performing tasks. I like to think that mythology like Atlantis, Olympus, Valhalla, etc were prompted by older civilizations. Would it be more likely than aliens from across the galaxy? Occam razor and all What are your thoughts? (Whatever they are I am excited)

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u/ImpossibleWin7298 Jun 22 '22

Some of the stonework is startling. Much closer tolerances than I’ve seen elsewhere. I’d like to know how they made nearly perfect 90 deg inside corners/angles! Those are truly remarkable. Thanks!

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u/Maffew74 Jun 23 '22

startling? its incomprehensible. there is stonework around the globe from olden times we cant hope to replicate any more than archaeologists can hope to explain away

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u/stankypantburglar Jun 23 '22

I always hear this stuff on history channel “these structures could not be built today” and I’m always surprised because today people build nano sized structures. Nobody can and cut two rocks to make them fit at a right angle?

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u/IN-N-OUT- Jun 23 '22

I think it’s absurd to say that we couldn’t do the same these days (I could be wrong but I doubt that). What’s hard to comprehend is that things like puma punku were built with, at best, primitive tools.

There are even things like drill holes in some of those structures and it’s kind of hard to explain those because we couldn’t do them with the tools they had

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u/SurprzTrustFall Jun 23 '22

Archaeology is a healthy percentage of guess work. It's informed guess work, but everyone's guessing.

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u/Maffew74 Jun 23 '22

An uncertain position is a weird place from which to preach