Vibration and Frequency: Rethinking Megalithic Construction

He walks through a simple thought experiment that anyone can verify at home: plug in an electric razor, set it on a smooth desktop, turn it on, and watch it move. The vibration alone causes motion across the surface. It's not levitation, but it is movement generated purely through frequency. This leads him toward a hypothesis about ancient megalithic construction that few are willing to seriously consider. If vibration can move objects across a tabletop, could controlled frequencies, applied at scale, have moved massive stones? The question isn't whether vibration causes movement, that's observable fact. The question is how such a principle might have been harnessed, and what frequencies would be required to manipulate objects weighing tons rather than ounces.