2.5 Million Stones. 5 to 6 Million Tons. 25 Years. The Numbers Behind the Great Pyramid Are Staggeri

The conventional explanation for how the Great Pyramid was built is constrained by a timeline - Khufu's reign of approximately 25 years. You build your pyramid while you are alive. The next ruler is unlikely to finish it for you. So 25 years is the working window - and when the mathematics of what that window requires are laid out plainly, the conventional explanation begins to look considerably less convincing.
2.5 million stones. A total mass of approximately 5 to 6 million tons. Divided across 25 years of continuous construction - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every single day of every single year - the result is one block quarried, cut, transported, dressed, finished, and placed in position every five minutes without interruption. The average weight of those blocks is approximately 2.5 tons - with the granite blocks in the core of the structure reaching 60, 70, or more tons each. One block every five minutes. Some of them weighing as much as a small house. Using wooden levers, sleds, ropes, and human muscle. With no wheels, no pulleys, no force multipliers, and no evidence of animal haulage. The math is not impossible to state. It is very difficult to believe.