Across the world, massive stone sites rise from jungle, desert, and coastline with eerie similarities. This episode connects places like the pyramids at Giza, Stonehenge, Angkor Wat, Teotihuacan, and the moai of Easter Island, asking why so many distant cultures built on the same scale, with the same kind of sky watching precision, using methods we still struggle to explain.
We look at shared alignments with solstices and star paths, repeating measurements and ratios, and construction techniques that seem to leap beyond what official timelines allow. Some see the fingerprints of a forgotten global civilization, others see evidence of an ancient energy grid or mapping system, and still others suggest contact with something not quite human. The Monumental Paradox invites you to stand between stones and ask whether history is telling the whole story about who built them and why.
