Let me introduce you to Tartaria.

The globalized version of the conspiracy theory is based on an alternative view of architectural history. Adherents propose that demolished buildings such as the Singer Building, the original New York Penn Station, and the temporary grounds of the 1915 World's Fair in San Francisco were actually the buildings of a vast empire based in Tartary that has been suppressed from history. Sumptuously styled Gilded Age buildings are often held out as really having been built by the supposed Tartaria. Other buildings, such as the Great Pyramids and the White House, are further held out as Tartarian constructions. The conspiracy theory only vaguely describes how such a supposedly advanced civilization, which had reputedly achieved world peace, could have fallen and been hidden.[5][6] Proponents of the theory also frequently claim that Tartarians have developed unlimited wireless energy.

Pyramids aren’t even that impressive to begin with. It’s literally the easiest way to stack shit.

I saw the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. It's literally just large stacked stones. Nothing holding them together but gravity.

(Also, the pyramids are right next to the city of Giza. Every photo makes them look like some exotic ruins deep in the desert, but there's literally modern civilization and plant life everywhere, if you turn the camera in pretty much any other direction.)

I toured some smaller pyramids further out in the desert. Some of them had literally started to collapse because they weren't built with perfectly shaped stones, or the thousand of years of weathering had worn them away until they didn't sit evenly anymore and slid off their base.

The Great Pyramid of Giza is only still standing because the stones are absolutely massive. They probably need another million years or so before they're eroded enough to start collapsing.

Interestingly enough, the original Great Pyramid of Giza was covered with a solid, smooth, white limestone outer shell, with a gold cap at the top. You could technically slide all the way down its sides, no steps to climb up or anything.

But people have plundered and looted so much over the past thousands of years before we started preserving them, that all that's left is the ragged, rough underside of the pyramid. The entire outer shell is long gone.

"It's literally just large stacked stones. Nothing holding them together but gravity."

Yeah, we need an inverted pyramid, with the narrow pointy bit at the bottom, and the large overhangy bit at the top. That would be impressive.

Somewhere, a civil engineer has started screaming into the void haha

Archeologist - "No I said it was an apartment complex"

What about a sliced sphere?

Yeah, bowl shapes would absolutely be impressive.

Get on it, ancient architects. Impress me, please.

Crunk DGAF.

What if we balanced a big sphere at the top?

Humans never cease to amaze me. Not necessarily in a good way, but amazing nonetheless.

Yes, epecially if we put it in one of the corners of the overhang.

There are some monstrosities of electrical wiring that I certainly don't believe any human could have perpetrated.

To be fair, it did take them a long time to get it right. It seems simple, but it's actually surprisingly difficult.

https://architecturecompetitions.com/the-evolution-of-the-egyptian-pyramids