Graham Hancock – a vindication for asking the right questions
Graham Hancock: “We’ve been wrong about how the Egyptians cut Granite”
“Not looking at things, it has decided not to see.”
“Everyone agreed to answer incorrectly, rather than look at carefully.”
“The credential of the observer is not a substitute for examining the evidence the observer presents.”
“The resistance to examining this evidence had never been primarily about truth; it was about authority; about who controls the definition of the ancient past; and who is allowed to contribute to revising it. About a system in which the price of admission is deference to existing conclusions – making genuine revision structurally impossible from within.”
‘Corundum slurry in a copper tube drill, pressed into granite and rotated. […] a required tolerance between 100 and 150 microns’
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