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ARE HUMANS DE-EVOLVING?
12,585 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce •via X (Twitter)
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The people who decided to demolish the original Penn Station should have been tried for treason and dealt with accordingly

It's amazing how fast you can build without any labor laws....

Maybe the fact it was built in a year is why it needed to be torn down. Maybe their were issues.

You think that’s impressive, wait until you hear about the world’s fair buildings.

Societal devolution due to a communist leaning educational system.

So ignorant 🥴 The previous versions were built faster b/c they had less amenities, fewer building regulations, harsher working conditions, and weren’t built on an active rail system. Also, classic architecture is super expensive to maintain so they weren’t very profitable 🙃

We aren’t devolving, we have just been lied to. Our history has been erased and rewritten

Lol didn't work harder, there was less corruption and red tape and regulations. That simple.....

Hey, my great great grand pappy worked on number two, with a hammer and chisel 20 hours a day 364 days

All with horse buggy hammers and chisel no power tools! Yeah not happening! Tartarians built most of the old world structures that were later “founded” not constructed by our forefathers!

destruction of old buildings is to hide the fact that they found the buildings from a previous civilizations and never actually built them hence why no records exist for the original building construction (no blue prints check out @MYLUNCHBREAK_ he has been debunking the lies

maybe that’s what they’re trying to make us a dumber and dumber until we’re drooling and walking around like zombies. You are divine spark of the source of all good and light. We are God our ourselves. We have to remember these things believe me I don’t remember either, but wewil

We for sure can not create architecture that they made in the 1800s. It is so bad how bad we become ppl actually dont even think humans built it. Or even built it at all. A lot say many were here prior to Columbus. Thats how bad we feel off. Ppl dont even know how

The answers on the bottom of your shoe.

Im thanking, no 2 and 3 were already built... Start at 1, say your building a new one, demo 1st one while opening 2nd one... 3rd one is close by but in an area with no roads going past it... Say your building this 3rd one in whatever area, claim its done, demo 2nd while opening 3rd... Rebuild on 1st site... Conquered and wiped out of time within 100 years...

They tear down our monuments to build monuments to themselves. As we have seen in modern times.

Because before 1920 we still sort of lived in Tartaria and with tartarian technology nothing was built, we used frequency, tone, and vibrational tools and technology to create structures out of thin air…

Are you all really this stupid? Y'all have smart phones but you're dumb...

Labor laws 🙄 a lot more people died on those type of jobs in the 19th and early 20th century.

Look at things like Chicago World Fair... We've been lied to and are more stupid now. M.A.H.A

Most likely more safety and labor regulations to protect construction workers, allowing more time off, not working in dangerous weather/wind conditions, and more thought and inspections on the structural integrity of the building to ensure nothing collapses after it’s built.

Madison garden^2

Nobody cares

Whiplash pump and dump ahole Aka Daniel dowel

@Evmotors2 Dysgenics is real

Part of number two is actually in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City specifically in the American wing.

If you ever had a job pointing a brick building. You would change it out too.

Was the train station also demolished and rebuilt beneath the fourth version?

Absolutely fascinating

All the capital buildings are wild when you look into them.

No shit why you think they called it the garden we all know cuz we asked that question growing up we just don't care what happened 100+ years ago, pay was different from the 1800s and 1960s that's why it took longer and new technology to keep up with the growing city

The one on 26th and Madison is where that park is now, near the Flatiron building. So wild knowing that now.

