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A small Part of our 120-ton Native Rock Ceilings, without a Crack in them, (which are Held Together by 40+ Tons of Concrete) before the Walls were finished with Marble, which Ceilings are one foot thick in the thinnest places, and as much as 3 feet thick in the thickest places, which are Covered with Gravel, Sand, Dirt, Insulation, Concrete Blocks, and more Native Rocks. This Ceiling is Fireproof, Mouse-proof, Termite-proof, and so on. I also Discovered where to put that "Yellow Stuff" in Order to keep Greedy People from Stealing it! Some of the Rocks weigh as much as 700 pounds, and none of them have any Paint to Color them. The Federal Government used similar Rocks by the millions of Tons in Order to Crush them up in Order to make Pavement for Highways, and to prevent Erosion along Highways; but, they could have been Used Wisely in Order to make tens of thousands of similar Roofs and Ceilings like ours. Shame on them; but, Double Shame on whomever says that this Kind of a Ceiling is not GOOD: because, if the House is Built Correctly, it will even withstand a Great Earthquake. Indeed, for this Ceiling to fall in, the Side Walls would have to Move Out by 2 feet, and also move more than 5,000 TONS of Dirt and Rocks, which is more Weight than the House, itself. Therefore, unless the Fault-line just Happens to be Directly Underneath our Houses, they are not very likely to be Damaged during a Severe Earthquake: because they are Protected by the Earth, itself, just like any Cave, which is seldom if ever bothered by an Earthquake. Ask the Park Rangers at Carlsbad Caverns, in New Mexico, for Example, if you Doubt what I say: because they have Experienced hundreds of Earthquakes, and have yet to Discover so much as ONE Rock falling down because of it! Moreover, the farther Under the Ground Level that a House is, the more Earthquake-Resistant it is. And that is why that I Propose the Building of Profitable $wangkee Stone Domehomes. See DRAWINGS of such Domes.