Amanda Angelika wrote:

No the Pyramids do actually exist, you can visit them yourself.

The many dozen Pyramids show a pattern of development over thousands of
years and includes pyramids that failed. This shows a standard
developmental process where many skills and techniques improve over
time due to trial and error.

There is no 'sudden' ability to build the Great Pyramid, the path to it
is quite clear to those who study the whole subject.

You can also
check out their perfect alignment using Google Earth or Google Maps

Perfect alignment can be done with a stick and a length of string.

Step1: build two level low walls one towards the east and one towrds
the west (level with a trough of water).

Step 2: put a stick roughly centred between them.

Step 3: mark the wall where a sighting of sunrise and sunset from the
stick and/or where the shadow of the stick is on the wall at
sunset/sunrise.

A line between the sightings (preferaby at solstice) is _exactly_ east
- west.  Bisect this using the string and geometry 101 techniques and
this gives an exact north- south.

It is the stupid and the gullible that are impressed by the priests of
the new UFOlogy religion.

Mathematical geometry doesn't lie. Coincidence can exist but when you have
highly complex geometric patterns correlating perfectly time and time again
on different planets in our own solar system,

It doesn't occur 'time and time again' except in the contrivances of
the priests of the new religion. Take a map with several hundred
completely random feature points on it and there will be dozens of
lines that can be drawn between pairs of these that will align with
whatever it is you want to prove.

Of course on Earth with human built structures the fact that they align
merely shows that the alignment was intentional, for example to the
same midwinter solstice or spring equinox. You don't need ET to show
which way the sun shines.

given the odds against that
happening by itself due to a natural process are in the order of trillions
to one, then one can safely assume the evidence is fairly conclusive. It's
not a matter of belief the fact speak for themselves :)

The 'odds' were chosen by the priests who make their money by selling
books, films etc to the believers.  To know what the _actual_ odds are
you need to draw lines between all possible points not just the ones
that happen to align by chance.