Not going to talk about the magical lost empires or angels or magical forces.As someone who worked in construction since I was 15, even if this thing was made of literal cardboard and you had 1000 jeets working every day, you don't build this thing in a year, it is as ridiculous as saying that Galactus is real, stucco doesn't work like that.Now, the fact that buildings as massive as these were designed by some Joe named Richard Waite and built in ONE YEAR, real buildings not supposedly temporary buildings, is as stupid as telling me that Iron Man and Spiderman are real, that's how stupid it sounds even if you employed 10000 nuclear-powered jeets and made them work 24/7 the material itself cannot be built like that, it is physically impossible, even CARDBOARD needs to be glued together, the gluing process needs TIME to dry, again for a fucking toy house making a gigantic building in one year is a jokewhat are they hiding? I've seen rabbid glowies derailing every thread about ancient lost history, which makes all this thing more fishy, what are they hiding?
>>42809930Supposedly built in one year.And I'm fucking Santa ClausWhat are they hiding?
>>42809930>it is physically impossiblewhy?
>>42809930I reckon that these mega structures & works of art on buildings take generations to complete. That way, they are worked on with more precision as well as taking longer to complete.
>>42809930just compare this temporary work to what we have today
>>42809958The time makes no sense, it that thing was built entirely of cardboard, not even painted, and you had a full team of people working on it, because I've built temporary houses made of cardboard in 3rd world shitholes.The structure itself is impossible to build without any foundation or "real" construction, underneath, which takes TIME to build, the foundation of a regular building takes over 2 months with our modern equipment, for a regular building/house.Not going to talk about the painting/sculpt work because even if you sculpted those details in FOAM, you wouldn't finish in YEARS, even if you 3d printed them in-masse it would take you a stupid amount of time to just sand the sculptures, even worse if they had to make the molds themselves, again plaster doesn't work like that you don't throw it into a mold and it's done, that's step ONE, for a small figurine now imagine those giant sculptures at the front, it makes no sense, again it's like telling you Hey I can fly, that's how absurd it sounds,
>>42809930>even if you employed 10000 nuclear-powered jeets and made them work 24/7 the material itself cannot be built like that, it is physically impossibleI don't believe you
>>42809930Yeah, these buildings are relics from the millennial reign of Jesus Christ. We call them the "dark ages" because Jews are desperate to conceal this fact. You are correct, we couldn't build something like this in 20 years...if at all. We are now in what the Bible calls Satans Little Season. And it's nearly the end of that grim and despairing episode in human history. We are fortunate in that we had a chance at The Book of Life here in the very last span of years in this age. It's not "tartaria" or anything like this. It was Christs ecumenical kingdom on earth. It appears as if it ended somewhere around the early 1500s. Satan was either released then or sometime around the late 1700s. There could well have been a time between the end of the Millennial Reign and Satans reign. We are not told how long it will last, but it's definitely soon.
Have you ever thought about this Antiques idea about the end of the world in fire?It's part of the nordic mythology, the presocratics and others.The idea has something thrilling to me.
omg just like this thread!!1
>>42809930This tartaria shit is literally soviet psyops. And a cheap one that is
>>42809957Why do you think they didn't have architects and engineers back then, as well as an unlimited low cost labor pool? Such a smug modern era mindsetOur ancestors knew a lot more than given credit
>>42809930>As someone who worked in construction since I was 15What, specifically, did you do?Because we built this in under a week.Can you show me ANYTHING you have actually built, instead of just putting up shit houses for min wage?
>>42809930The construction of that building probably took a significant portion of the nation’s GDP. Construction like this used to be a project of the state and the entire social stratum was motivated to complete it.Nowadays a building is one guys personal project, or funded by a single organization, both operating with extremely limited funds working with unionized staff and under modern standards.To make it even quicker, most of the decorative elements are made from plaster that was sculpted wet and then allowed to dry. Not carved from solid stone. So techniques were used to speed up the process.
isn't it mostly facade? like the world fairs buildings?
>>42810518I did the math on this:$26bn GDP in 1904, not adjusted for inflation. $15mn spent on the event, lots of which came from the government. That comes to 3/52 or 0.05% of GDP in 1904.We’ve got $32.5tr GDP in 2026.0.05% of that is $18,752,500,000 or $18.75 billion.When was the last time time you were involved in a construction project worth $18 billion?For reference the Burj in Dubai cost only $1.5bn to build. Freedom Tower cost $3.9bn. Three Gorges Dam in China, the largest structure ever built, cost $35bn.
>>42810303Oh, wow, nice job OP, I was totally fooled, I guess this is the beginning of the end when it comes to real cover OR obviously AI generated.
>>42810315It was a prison, not an empire.
>>42809957It took 410 days to build the Empire State building.
These threads all come from idiots who have no idea what competent humans are capable of.
>>42810592>free energy tower.>aluminum plaque in lobby that has rays of energy going to 7 states. >the top was a zeppelin air ship docksure was built by us without any kind of Tartarian tech, now sit and eat your slop cuck
>>42809930I wish the average norm cattle goy was as smart as this random construction dude. Its like people are afraid to ask questions.
>>42810731I think you may be confusing lightning rods and art deco
>>42810755You mean like asking OP how long they have worked construction?>since they were 15And how old are they now? 15 1/2?Did you not think that was a relevant question?
>>42809930Humans were just better 100 years ago than they are now
