History is nothing more than a set of lies agreed upon. Let's examine some of those lies and dig in to our true past together! Questioning Everything Podcast

All of time and space
Joined March 2021
Architecture went from masterpiece to stick figure. Why?
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A family in their Sunday best standing on top of a single cut stone in Baalbek, still lying in the quarry where it was carved. Who could cut a block this size, and how were they planning to move it?
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The Improbable Dreamer retweeted
Strange, the fake State of Israel didn't exist in 1904. Also, it's the star of Remphan, not David. The Insane Asylum notes that @BuckRight found using Grok has entries noting that Christ ruled from Saint Louis. xitter.cf/BuckRight/status/19875… h/t @brandilwells @BuckRight The 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition (St. Louis World’s Fair), in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri. The scene matches the fair’s classic Beaux-Arts “White City” architecture: long colonnaded palaces with arches and domes, a lagoon with boats, decorative fountains, bridges, and crowds in early-20th-century dress. The large building in the background is consistent with structures such as the Palace of Electricity or similar exhibition palaces that lined the lagoons and basins. The key identifying detail is the flag in the foreground with the Star of David and horizontal stripes (the Zionist flag, essentially the modern Israeli flag). This was the first time that flag was officially flown in public among the flags of other nations, at the Hall of Nations (alongside the U.S., British, and French flags). Contemporary accounts and later Jewish historical sources specifically note this event at the 1904 St. Louis fair. Other major U.S. world’s fairs (such as Chicago 1893 or San Francisco 1915) had similar lagoons and classical buildings, but the combination of the architecture, setting, and especially the Zionist flag points specifically to St. Louis in 1904. The fairgrounds were largely temporary and demolished afterward, so the view no longer exists in this form. Source: Grok xitter.cf/i/grok/share/c2hhcmQtM…
Little season. If that is where we are…. These 1800’s quotes from insane asylum entries are wild. I couldn’t find the video but grok found the quotes. Screenshots.
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13 months. 28 days each. Every date on the same weekday, forever. 📅 It almost became law. Moses Cotsworth took it to the League of Nations in the 1920s. So who killed it, and why are we stuck with the messy 12?
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Big, ornate streetcars on steel rails… pulled by a horse. Built for horses, or were the horses the backup? 🤔
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About 1 billion people in 1800, 1.6 billion in 1900, over 8 billion today. So who built all those grand cities for a world that small? 🤔
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A full-size, ornate rail car on Eighth Avenue, New York, with towering stone buildings behind it, and it's pulled by two horses. Why build tracks and a car this fancy just for a horse?
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It's not 1746. Look closer: J746. The J is the I, as in IESUS. So what year is it really? 🤔 Full episode: Questioning Everything Ep 96. Live Tue, Thu & Fri 10:30 PM CT
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My town's high school football team that had their stadium destroyed from the ef3 tornado this summer is 2nd place in a nationwide competition with 1 million dollars on the line. Would sure mean a lot to this town and these kids if you could spare 1 minute to vote for the Menasha Bluejays! Let's help push them to number 1!!!! fn5gl.t-mobile.com/vote/mena…
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The Great Wall was built to keep invaders out… so why do so many of the archer slots face China? Look at the photos and decide for yourself.
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Open almost any old map of Asia from the 1500s to the 1700s and there it is: TARTARIA. 🗺️ Its own rulers, its own encyclopedia entry, its own flag. Then, in the 1800s, it fades off the map. Where did it go?
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The Pneumatic Tube system was not just some small experiment. I bet it's still operating today.
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A 1626 map of America, and California sits out there as its own island with open sea between it and the mainland. Mapping mistake, or did they know something we don't?
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The difference between airships and blimps are immense.
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Fort Jefferson, 70 miles past Key West. We're told 16 million bricks got shipped out to a tiny sandbar for a six-sided star fort that was never even finished. Who really built this, and why way out here?
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You step off the boat and a city of white palaces rises out of the water. Chicago, 1893. They say it was plaster, built for one summer and gone within a year. Does that look temporary to you? 🤔
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The Trocadero Palace in Paris was said to have been built for the 1900 Exposition Universelle as a temporary structure. It remained standing until 1935.
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That's not fabric. It's marble. 🤍 Veils you can see through, fingers pressing into stone like it's skin, leaves so thin the light shines through. With all our machines, why can't we carve like this anymore?
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