answer:Well if I answer this question then I’ve told a lot of someone’s. I like to read about things that are contrary to my beliefs and things like conspiracy theories one thing the internet is good for. I once read a book that claimed that the Giza Pyramid pointed to earth’s destruction in 2000. 5/5/2000 was the name of the book. There was something about 2005 but obviously the worlds not gone yet. The most interesting part of the book had nothing to do with the end of the world but rather a theory that the Giza Pyramid was built as a water pump. Channels from the Nile lead up to the base of the Pyramid and the theory also believed that the blocks were boarded so they would float, then put into place from the inside of the Pyramid by raising and lowering the water level then once in place the wood was burned away. Some of the stuff was very believable and other stuff was twisted to fit the authors belief. The reason for not telling anyone what I’m reading is I don’t want to influence someone into believing something that’s not right. Some people are easily influenced and would rather believe what they see than do thorough research on their own.