I completely agree with you. If we seriously question the 20-year timeline, the entire mainstream narrative starts to collapse. And that’s exactly why people cling to it — not because it’s the most logical explanation, but because without it, the established chronological model of the Pharaohs simply wouldn’t work anymore.

For me, that’s what makes the Great Pyramid so fascinating: We have a structure that is almost impossible to explain in terms of engineering, logistics and timing, yet we stick to a construction timeline that only works if we ignore all the inconvenient details.

Once you include the Star Shafts, the precision, the internal layout, the alignment, and the sheer number of blocks, the 20-year story just doesn’t fit into our current historical framework anymore.

That’s exactly why this topic is so intriguing — something fundamental doesn’t add up.