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Yup, there is no word on the tolerances that would have been required (especially when using realistic sized stone blocks, rather than 126 large blocks as done
by ummonk 7y ago
Yup, there is no word on the tolerances that would have been required (especially when using realistic sized stone blocks, rather than 126 large blocks as done in the experiment).
- soperj 7y agoNo like there hadn't been massive engineering projects with ridiculous tolerances before. Ie: Roman Aqueducts, Cusco's walls.
- jandrese 7y agoIt's certainly possible, but if there is an easier and just as sturdy option available it would be easy to see an engineer going "thanks, but no thanks" when handed this cocktail napkin looking sketch.