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My lunch break yt channel has TONS of videos on this stuff, if you're curious I'd browse through his top videos.

The gist is that logistically, building these gigantic, perfect, marble buildings doesn't make any sense with 1800s hammer chisel and donkey carts, and population at the time (everyone was just master builders I guess).

Coupled with suspiciously repetitive fire narratives (you'd be shocked how often stone buildings "burn to the ground") and insane <1 year build times, the general idea is that anything pre-1800s is fake history and "something happened" to the old world people

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Za5DiASIbqT8fuhiDBU6Q

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SunshineAndRainbows 4mo ago

Like a seed that can’t escape the mind is planted

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El Zeta 4mo ago

I was in Minneapolis/ Saint Paul a few years ago and there was no way “we” build these buildings

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HERMETICVM 4mo ago

Back in ~2017 I was visiting Texas and toured the Capitol. Every 2nd sentence to my work colleagues was "how tf did they built this" but I never dug deeper then that. Could've woken up so much sooner if I had done my research back then.

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El Zeta 4mo ago

Same here. The Texas capitol is massive