If that was the easiest way to build a tall building that's how most tall buildings would look like
None of these pyramids had any kind of structural reinforcement in their construction. Without reinforcement provided by strong materials and proper engineering, tall structures require wide bases in order to not collapse. Do you have an example of a non-reinforced building that is as tall as these structures and from the same region and timeframe to match?
It's just luck, right? https://pic8.co/sh/foQmau.jpeg
Right.
Idk what you people have smoked, but if you believe the pyramid of giza is just trivial to build, you're just essentially contradicting every single architect on earth, that's all I'm saying
Pour a pile of sand from up high and it will naturally take on a certain proportion. That proportion is equivalent to the equilibrium of gravity versus material stacking. Guess what proportions will show up?
The Golden Ration shows up all over nature. It's part of how physics seeks balance. It does not need to be designed into something in order for it to show up. Did the nautilus have to design its shell to include the Golden Ration? Does a fish need to understand how to calculate Pi in order to lay a spherical egg? You're trying to hard to link the Great Pyramid shape to something when you can't even show this feat is in all pyramid designs.
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