World’s Fairs, Aether and Electroculture
Matt of Cultivate Elevate joins Questioning Everything for a special podcast.
Matt of Cultivate Elevate joins Questioning Everything for a special podcast.
When looking at the scale and beauty of the world fairs and archeological finds of explorations of burial mounds and Egyptian artifacts in the Grand Canyon there is only one conclusion that can be drawn.
A building goes up in a single year. Massive stone columns, carved domes, work that would take a modern crew a decade. Then, a few decades later, they tear it down.
What if everything we’ve been told about the 1800s is wrong?
During the late 1800s, hundreds of thousands of orphan children were trafficked in America on trains and sold at fairs.
Old world technology, lighthouses, the orphan trains, the cabbage patch babies, the asylums and more.
How do we explain night photographs showing entire temporary cities blazing with comprehensive electrical illumination decades before most homes had electricity?
A view of the 1904 Saint Louis World’s Fair. Does this look temporary?
In the Old World they just called it “The Rapture” and tons of people fell for that Psyops.
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