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Anything is possible with a little ingenuity

If an old fart like Wally Wallington from Michigan can solve the mystery of how such “primitive”[1] people could erect the massive stones of Stone Henge without any  modern technology, and demonstrate how to do it all by himself… then just about anything is possible.

Check Wally out here.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRRDzFROMx0[/youtube]

As a Mathematician I always appreciate the most elegant of solutions to a problem, and I think Wally has found it…. simply amazing what one man can accomplish with a little ingenuity.

  1. Somehow the people from Stone Henge, Egypt etc. are primitive, and yet for centuries modern scholars, engineers and thinkers have been baffled by their building techniques and scientific understanding of the world.  And Wally Wallington?  He too must be primitive… no degree… not refined… not educated… [↩]
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One Response to “Anything is possible with a little ingenuity”

  1. Jon says:
    May 12, 2009 at 3:12 pm

    dude thats stinking awesome!! i’ve watched those discovery channel programs where they try and come up with elaborate explanations for how ‘primitive’ people made stonehenge. but never seen anything as simple as what wally shows us. beautiful.

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