Solving History- Inca Bridges | Lost City of Gold

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[dungohs08]

lol it would be funny if he was jumping up and down and the bridge tear apart...

[gl15col]

@iceb131 Just because your'e uneducated doesn't mean your'e stupid. Many dedicated amateurs have made great discoveries by bringing a fresh perspective to old questions. Having a hobby or interest you love, and studying in your spare time can be very rewarding.

[gizmocraft]

@TheGabohm im hoping to discover it but not discover it at the same time

im in no way smart hell i didnt even go to uni but im looking to gather the fundamentals of a thesis and finding the city without doing it

[SPS148669]

The Chinese built those too but Native American evolved of Asian people after crossing land bridge so they share the same high IQ back then and only European racists brought their IQ's down. But Incas now run Bolivia and a have socalist education to raise their IQ's again and now working on a Lithium production and Quinoa growing Industry to rebuild the Inca Empire in Modern form like the Chinese did the last 20 years.

[spacebeaver9]

@gl15col i agree but making a discovery dont mean your smart either

[TheGabohm]

@deepakjindal070 Hope you don't find it. It would only destroy the history of the inca people and the golden city.

[deepakjindal070]

i would like to discover the city of gold..!! i nver have to work again in ma life XD

[Michromill]

No offence 'soldierooffortune1974' but don't stereotype Peru with Honduras or anywhere else in Latin America. Honduras is very very far away from Peru, and just because they do something one way there doesn't mean they do it the same way somewhere else. The Incas invented the suspension bridge.

[soldieroffortune1974]

@gl15col

very true,look at Einstein. Failed and dropped out of the 9th grade. Then went on to discover the theory of relativity and become 1 of the greatest physicists of the millenia. With very little education. A book doesn't necesssarily make you intelligent. reading that book may impart knowledge, but you need intelligence to absorb the material and understand what you read.

[kayjames888]

Exactly, you and I may be scientists who have studied all our lives, yet someone who has worked outside in a different industry (from construction to farming etc) may have an different understanding of life/nature and how things work.

[xKingPola3ux]

Yea, thanks, that actually makes a lot of sense. hmm, it seems like people back then weer pretty smart because they had to think of stuff like that, i would just use crane :). Loololol, u went back in time , watched them do it, and told me. :)

[shehrima]

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