Did you know South East Asia, has more, balancing rocks, and glacial erratics, than any other place on earth? (per square mile). Viet Nam is especially heavy with them. A place on the globe, that didn't see, any glaciers during the ice age. How is this possible? It isn't, but that is what they will teach you, if go to college for this stuff. Stick with the independent researchers, that are interested in facts, and not the Wikipedia bunch, that will dismiss, all the logical questions. For instance, How has this boulder, resisted earthquakes, storms, and most incredibly, the efforts of man? It is well documented, that in 1908, the British appointed Governor of Madras, used trained elephants, to push the rock down the hill, and it didn't budge. By most methods, of engineering, it should take less than 3 tons of horizontal force, to overwhelm the rocks balance, and send it rolling. A person should be able to use floor jack to do the job, really.
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Imperialism history of India is a good topic.
Yeah. You talk about, re- writing local history!
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Did you know South East Asia, has more, balancing rocks, and glacial erratics, than any other place on earth? (per square mile). Viet Nam is especially heavy with them. A place on the globe, that didn't see, any glaciers during the ice age. How is this possible? It isn't, but that is what they will teach you, if go to college for this stuff. Stick with the independent researchers, that are interested in facts, and not the Wikipedia bunch, that will dismiss, all the logical questions. For instance, How has this boulder, resisted earthquakes, storms, and most incredibly, the efforts of man? It is well documented, that in 1908, the British appointed Governor of Madras, used trained elephants, to push the rock down the hill, and it didn't budge. By most methods, of engineering, it should take less than 3 tons of horizontal force, to overwhelm the rocks balance, and send it rolling. A person should be able to use floor jack to do the job, really.