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On Tue, 21 Oct 2025 22:22:27 -0400, c186282 wrote:

>    Still looking for Groknar's theoretical work-up for inventing the
>    lever on a cave wall

There is a new theory how the heads on Easter Island were moved from the 
quarry to their sites. It was sort of a rocking motion on the base 
facilitated by the CG offset from the big noses. I doubt a physics major 
designed the system. Awarak might have had a short life testing the beta 
version when it rocked too far and pinned him to the earth with its nose.

Hmmm, that image brought to mind a scene from Southern & Hoffenberg's 
'Candy'. I had a girlfriend, Candace, who went by the name Candy. I 
thought she might enjoy the book. She didn't.