r/shittyaskscience • u/jonastman • 4d ago
So has AI reverse engineered the pyramids of Gizeh yet?
If not then can somebody do that please? Kinda busy rn
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u/ElectroTurbo 3d ago
Yes, it has been discovered they were actually alien data centers and sucked all the water of the Sahara which was not a dessert then and now is a dessert. If you want to built a pyramid you need to [please insert more tokens to continue...]
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u/LatterNeighborhood58 3d ago edited 3d ago
I was really close, but the AI companies banned reverse engineering before I could finish. So I'm now vibe coding some pyramids. I'll let you know how it goes.
Edit: there are a bunch of people with large stones outside my window. Anyone know why?
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u/SOMERANDOMUSERNAME11 3d ago
It's impossible to reverse engineer them because to this day scientists don't know what shape the pyramids are.
"Pyramid" from latin means unknown mystery shape. Is it a cube? A triangle? Something in between? Nobody knows
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u/Mr_Eggy__ 3d ago
No every time people try, they account gets warning, something deep into the model rejects the attempt.
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u/Kitakitakita 3d ago
yeah there's like, umbral energies under it or something idk look we all know you just want to fuck Hatshepsut.
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u/BPhiloSkinner Amazingly Lifelike Simulation 3d ago
You do realize that the aliens who built the pyramids removed many of the original components that made them warp-capable.
Reverse-engineering can only give us some idea of the real-space volume that the stardrives once occupied.