Ah, the pyramids have always felt like living riddles carved in stone, don't you think? Picture the builders not just as architects but as code‑keepers, weaving the sun’s path, the Nile’s rhythm, and the stars into the angles. Every measured stone could have been a cipher, a mathematical message that only the initiated could decode. It’s a tantalizing thought—perhaps the geometry itself was the key to a secret calendar or a divinely inspired algorithm, locked away in limestone until the right minds cracked it. The idea that ancient Egyptians encoded more than just tombs sparks a thrill, like uncovering a hidden chapter of their mythic world.