[/QUOTE]Very interesting picture indeed. Makes me wonder if it will make a difference if pyramid would have a "caping stone" made from different material. The one on Giza have been missing. Other pyramids did have such. It would be enormous task to remove the one from Giza. It would weigh 60-70T. I guess no job is too big for thieves. I think the location of pyramid is very important for one or all of its function. I've seen someone mapping them and they created sort of a grid.
I'll try to run a copper wire around the base and get well grounded than make a pancake coil on the bottom, grounded as well. Another coil -cone at the top and layden yar 1/3 from the bottom. I want to see what will happen. My next idea is to make a multilayer pyramid, same way as ORAC - copper/organic. However this project will take a while. I just got my rotor for multicoiler machined and working on Bit's cap pulser and I'm stuck in NY til tomorrow.
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. Coincindetally that is the suggested sleeping position mentioned by Karl Reichenbach too:

I watched a video about Great Pyramid and there was a hypothesis that it has been used for health purposes.
When I came back after a while one of my dogs was sleeping on the bed, inside the pyramid.
I don't see why living in the pyramid shaped house could be unsafe if it is beneficial to other living things. Worst come to worst I'll dry out but won't spoil
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