> Hi Russell,
> Huh? Are you joking? What do you mean by "really effective"?!

Yes, I was joking, but the statement was based on what has been stated by
some to be fact but which I have not checked the basis of for myself.
REPORTEDLY - if you view the world's land masses from space then the Great
Pyramid at ?Giza is at the centrre of gravity.
This strikes me as a somewhat specious claim as, depending on your point of
reference when projecting your map you could find many points which would be
the c of g of the resultant flat map. I imagine that by appropriate choice
you could arrive at the Great Pyramid as the c of g  - But it was a good
start for a spurious comment. The pyramid concerned was enough only for 1
occupant in the penthouse but I understand there were a number of lesser
unfortunates in the lowe levels.


        Russell


> >Apparently to be REALLY effective pyramids need to be built at the centre
of
> >gravity of the visible land masses (as viewed from space) as the Great
> >Pyramid, apparently, is. As there is only one such spot per hemisphere
and
> >the great Pyramid has already taken one you best hurry :-). (And I have
no
> >idea where the apparent cofg of the Southern hemisphere land masses is
but
> >odds on it's in water.)
> >
> >
> >
> >         RM

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