Star wars is true - a theory of a spaceship plan on Earth

I made a short (about 4 minutes ) video and I would like to know Your opinion .

https://youtu.be/_V7Xd0XrjuY

Is your video cut off or something? It stopped right when you say how the pyramids are structured around the world. Also, I didn't understand what you said about the equipment found within the pyramids being the second part of the spaceship.

I have my own theories about Star Wars being real to a certain extent. There is so much evidence around the world of advanced ancient technology that it seems plausible that some kind of advanced technology existed long ago.

Theory 1. There was an advanced civilisation somewhere relatively close to earth about 10k years ago. Their planet was destroyed suddenly, like Alderaan, leaving a bunch of debris like an asteroid field or "belt" somewhere. A few stragglers managed to make it to earth and used the Force to rebuild their civilisation. They manipulated the DNA of the Neanderthal and created modern man who worshipped them as gods. Over time, we forgot the truth and all that survived was the myth.

Theory 2. Earth was a vacation spot for the people of Coruscant and other such planets, but a galactic super wave instantly destroyed most of their technology, stranding them here, so they set up shop and became the dominant species of Earth. Again, over time, we forgot the truth and it became the stuff of legends.

Theory 3. Earth used to be a prison planet where people who demonstrated a propensity for violence in the galaxy were sent. Over time, the prisoners developed a unique civilisation just like Australia. All travel to the Earth is banned until the people of Earth, as a whole, learn to walk in love with each other.

All three of these theories could be solved by the Jedi. The animal instincts of humans can be controlled by adherence to the Jedi path. We seem to be warlike, but we also have compassion. The Jedi path works to strengthen our compassion and quell our combativeness.
When you think about it, if someone were to take all the myths and legends of the Earth and concatenate them into one story, you would end up with the story affectionately known as Star Wars.

Of course there's always the theory that humans evolved from amoebas and human history has been a gradual increase of knowledge and technology and right now, we are the most advanced race that has ever walked the face of Earth.

yes, well if You imagine a functional spaceship ready to travel between the stars fully equipped even with tools for building huge structures on the planet.

right,
so now we take a deep penetrating radar and we scan each part of this spaceship.

We put all these scanned data into the computer language and through special program we project it in the pyramid structures all around the planet.

Is that comprehensive enough?

Oh boy, this is going to be a mess... But you asked for it, so I wash my hands in innocence here.

Right after the greeting you introduce your thesis. It's not a theory. It accounts for just about nothing and makes no falsifiable predictions.
Then you go on to an alleged discovery of pyramids in Bosnia - and then you correct yourself - ONE pyramid in Bosnia generating ultrasound. Now, you don't cite any sources for that assertion and soon after you go on jumping to all the pyramids around the world doing it, again with no citation.
You go on to assert some properties of this ultrasound of unspecified spectral function. According to you it not only affects the brains of the surrounding people, but the effect is more specifically able to generate languages and cultures - again by some unspecified mechanism.
Of course, there are not in fact natural or artificial pyramids all around the world. Native American cultures, Arctic cultures, Scandinavian cultures or Australian Aboriginal cultures seem not to have needed pyramids to be shaped making the pyramid unnecessary for the emergence of culture even if "ultrasound" somehow can help.
Then you suggest to say that even with unlimited resources (what ever that means) and modern technology we would be unable to build ultrasound generating pyramids. I beg to differ. The first dog whistle was invented in 1876 and even came with an adjustable frequency. As for pyramids, I've built them with lego bricks when I was younger still than ten.
Now after asserting that we couldn't build anything like that either back then or today (an insult to both our modern engineers and our ancestors, in my opinion) you immediately jump to it maybe having been a more advanced civilization with more advanced technology.
Soon after doing nothing to establish that such a civilization existed in the first place or was somehow interested in either the earth or its population, you go on to explain their motives as if they had told you themselves. Obviously, they left us with plans to build a spaceships. Plans that involve rocks stacked ontop of each other in some of the least aerodynamic shapes and emitting a sound we cannot hear but not involving any blueprints to a combustion engine, nor Maxwell's equations.
And now it starts getting complicated, because these highly advanced aliens figured that it was a smart thing to scatter parts of the spaceship across all of the different pyramids and make it conveniently look like different pyramid designs based on the different cultures that invented them. The actual blueprints and samples of the devices and fuels we need also seem to resemble deceptively closely human remains, pottery and luxury goods.
And in some way this all makes Star Wars true... somehow...

Gisteron wrote: Oh boy, this is going to be a mess... But you asked for it, so I wash my hands in innocence here.

Right after the greeting you introduce your thesis. It's not a theory. It accounts for just about nothing and makes no falsifiable predictions.
Then you go on to an alleged discovery of pyramids in bosnia - and then you correct yourself - ONE pyramid in bosnia generating ultrasound. Now, you don't cite any sources for that assertion and soon after you go on jumping to all the pyramids around the world doing it, again with no citation.
You go on to assert some properties of this ultrasound of unspecified spectral function. According to you it not only affects the brains of the surrounding people, but the effect is more specifically able to generate languages and cultures - again by some unspecified mechanism.
Of course, there are not in fact natural or artificial pyramids all around the world. Native American cultures, Arctic cultures, Scandinavian cultures or Australian Aboriginal cultures seem not to have needed pyramids to be shaped making the pyramid unnecessary for the emergence of culture even if "ultrasound" somehow can help.
Then you suggest to say that even with unlimited resources (what ever that means) and modern technology we would be unable to build ultrasound generating pyramids. I beg to differ. The first dog whistle was invented in 1876 and even came with an adjustable frequency. As for pyramids, I've built them with lego bricks when I was younger still than ten.
Now after asserting that we couldn't build anything like that either back then or today (an insult to both our modern engineers and our ancestors, in my opinion) you immediately jump to it maybe having been a more advanced civilization with more advanced technology.
Soon after doing nothing to establish that such a civilization existed in the first place or was somehow interested in either the earth or its population, you go on to explain their motives as if they had told you themselves. Obviously, they left us with plans to build a spaceships. Plans that involve rocks stacked ontop of each other in some of the least aerodynamic shapes and emitting a sound we cannot hear but not involving any blueprints to a combustion engine, nor Maxwell's equations.
And now it starts getting complicated, because these highly advanced aliens figured that it was a smart thing to scatter parts of the spaceship across all of the different pyramids and make it conveniently look like different pyramid designs based on the different cultures that invented them. The actual blueprints and samples of the devices and fuels we need also seem to resemble deceptively closely human remains, pottery and luxury goods.
And in some way this all makes Star Wars true... somehow...

Firstly, Gisteron: It is a theory, and you sound a little hostile in your post there, brother.

I, for one, agree with Corwinani. This could do with some more research, but it makes sense and is a fun topic to investigate. The same Theory, could apply to Stone Henge. Great video Corwinani May the Force be with You

It is a theory in the same sense in which love is a food ingredient. We can define words how ever we please but we cannot test a thing for whether it qualifies until we present the criteria. By my definition, this is not a theory.
As for sounding hostile... fair enough. Was there a point in there somewhere? I didn't call anyone names, I didn't even call the content of the video nonsense. Now lest there be any misunderstanding, that's exactly what I think it is; and I am curious what it feels like to be completely wrong about everything one says for a total of four minutes. But instead of putting it in so hostile terms I gave a deconstruction explaining exactly why no subset of this talk made any sense to me. Eventhough Corwinani asked for what we thought, I went out of my way not to sound hostile. The only way I could have been any friendlier is if I had either stayed out of this altogether or lied about what I think of it.

"and I am curious what it feels like to be completely wrong about everything one says for a total of four minutes"
That's you opinion brother; I do not think he is wrong. Remember, there is no passion there is serenity. Be subtle.

Alright; let's just end this argument before it gets worse. There is no Chaos, there is peace.