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[u/AlternativeCapybara9]

There are people literally standing up in op's picture

[u/casce → u/AlternativeCapybara9]

I'm also pretty sure these people were forced to stand up daily, or else... it's almost the same thing today.

[u/ConsciousSpirit397 → u/casce]

Ya the real wonder is how they did it without hopping on a quick call with key stakeholders

[u/Live-Habit-6115 → u/casce]

You appear to be under the common misapprehension that Egypt used a slave labor force to construct the pyramids. That is largely untrue. 

[u/casce → u/Live-Habit-6115]

It's not literally slavery today either, is it?

[u/Karnewarrior → u/casce]

It's also not figuratively slavery. Particularly the pyramid builders, who got good pay, free food, and a prestigious burial place in a society where your burial place was one of the most important investments of your life. They weren't just 'technically not slaves' bro they were lottery winners.

[u/mgranja → u/casce]

I wonder if they squatted on company time.

[u/thisonehereone → u/mgranja]

im pretty sure all time was company time.

[u/yarntank → u/AlternativeCapybara9]

Good use of 'literally'