re: Chicago Worlds Fair 1893: A 'RESET' narrative created to hide past History & Timeline?

Eroded via water , not wind. There's a big difference. And for much of the time, the Sphynx was buried under sand, so how did it 'erode' if it wasn't exposed to the elements ?

The original head was likely a lion, to fit the body. The tiny human head was indeed carved afterwards, probably to honor some Pharaoh. ( who it is doesn't matter )

if we have learned anything at all these last few years, it would be this;
Question EVERYTHING!

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Re-purposed as a "Museum", this is one of the couple remaining buildings deemed "safe" enough to use going forward from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair (out of 200 buildings).

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That's the Museum of Science and Industry. I've been there a number of times as a little kid.

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Eroded via water , not wind. There's a big difference. And for much of the time, the Sphynx was buried under sand, so how did it 'erode' if it wasn't exposed to the elements ?

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No it had a large head dress on it and beard that looters picked off. Edit: oh you said originally lion then carved my bad well here’s a pic for reference anyway


The water theory is interesting but do they have other signs of water erosion on other monuments?

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There are photographs of these buildings being constructed and dismantled.

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Absent context, can you tell the difference between a photograph of a building being constructed verses a photograph of one being carefully dismantled (i.e. not imploded)?

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Do you suggest the posting of other "World Fairs" within this thread? Or create new threads? There's Buffalo, New Orleans, San Francisco, and the biggest and most impossibly insane World's Fair / Exposition by far -- St Louis, 1904.

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Whether to start a new thread or not depends on if you feel like you got enough people hooked into this thread or not. If not start a new thread.

And there is so much information out there on ridiculous buildings that seem impossible to have been built at that time. Like the railroad buildings, most notably in Canada. The star forts have strange connections. Even other countries world fairs are crazy. The Crystal Palace is crazy and was built and rebuilt. It had fully grown, massively tall trees inside it. It had trees grown outside it that were very close to it for something that had just been constructed. There's the collection of massive books somewhere in Eastern Europe, as if made for/by giants. These huge gothic buildings, all built by primitive people with hand tools, on mud roads, covering the roofs in copper.

There is just a lot of stuff that does not have good explanation. I think you just have to find the stuff that is most unexplainable. If people can't deny the impossibility of it then they have to start questioning stuff.

Even the Mizzou columns were supposedly built for a building from 1840-1843. The town was founded in 1821. In 1839 it had 13,000 people. Why did such a small town build such an iconic, extravagant building? And again it has the hallmark of antiquitech. I wonder if it had the iconic fireplaces that were jutted out from the wall instead of within a fireplace.

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Chicago Worlds Fair 1893

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The brick building also burned down in 1892.

Those star forts are something I have never seen before. I think it’s good evidence of an advanced civilization a long arse time ago, long before they admit. Probably before the last cataclysm

I did. I think he was on to something there. I think the flat earth stuff is be though

Has there been any real good explanation why these major cities across the world were completely empty in the 1800’s. Cities that were built to hold millions that had nobody in them. A few years later people started rolling in with horse and buggy. Seemed completely out of place. Doesn’t seem like such “primitive” people could create such amazing architecture. 20000 people in a city built for 1000000

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Has there been any real good explanation why these major cities across the world were completely empty in the 1800’s.

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What are you even talking about?

What major world city was “empty” in the 1800’s?


:fingers crossed: Please tell me you are referencing the primitive long exposure photographs that don’t capture anything moving as evidence of “empty cities”