He's been saying this for decades: what if the ancient structures weren't religious monuments built on superstition, but functional components of a lost technology? Temples, pyramids, earthworks, megaliths, cathedrals. They share too many design parallels across continents and millennia to dismiss as coincidence. The geometry is precise. The alignments are intentional. The materials are chosen with purpose. If you strip away the assumption that ancient people were primitive, a different picture emerges. These weren't just places of worship. They were engineered systems, built by cultures that understood principles we're only now beginning to recover. The question isn't whether they had knowledge we've lost. The question is: what were they doing with it?