Despite the thicket of regulations and choking corporate tax rates that were once the envy of the world, the good old U.S. of A. somehow keeps managing to not only stave off international economic competition.
We’re actually pulling away and widening our lead. How do we do it? Here is a new edition of The Right Angle, with Bill Whittle flanked by Scott Ott and Steve Green.
How were the pyramids or the pillars at Stonehenge erected?
Some have argued that ancient civilizations had access to the secrets of levitation. But here’s a modern-day man who shows how pillars can be erected quite simply, using a few, simple non-technical tools.
His name is Wally Wallington and he lives outside Flint, Michigan in Lapeer County. He elevates a 20-ton block by hand himself, using only wood, peebles, counterweights and man power. More from Mystery History.
