History is nothing more than a set of lies agreed upon. Let's examine some of those lies and dig in to our true past together!
Questioning Everything Podcast
Temples carved straight into cliffs. Marble so thin it looks like lace. "Primitive tools"... really? 🤔 Drop your take below and question everything, friends.
Great Fire concert tees, airships, Tartaria maps, and so much more! With a little something for everyone, check out the Question Everything shop today.
More than 1,500 "temporary" buildings were constructed for the 1904 World's Fair; in less than two years in the muddy and often flooded Mississippi River valley springs and two harsh winters, does that sound believable?
You've been asking for years. I heard you and have been working hard to deliver.
Maps? I got you!!! Full-size wall posters, plus *An Improbable Atlas* packed with the real ones.
Airships? Detailed cutaway schematics about to take off.
Stay tuned. Big things landing soon.
Look closely at the map on this Hindenburg wall. 🗺️ There's water in Africa that isn't there now, a massive lake in the Americas, and a flooded South America. Is this a pre-reset map of the old world, hanging on an airship? 👀 Tell me what you see.
Live Tue, Thu & Fri 10:30 PM CT
The British Navy's flying aircraft carrier was registered G-FAAG. Go ahead, say it out loud. 😏 R33 took a direct hit to the tip. Just the tip. And everyone on board was completely spared. Try that with a plane. Live Tue, Thu & Fri 10:30 PM CT.
Buffalo's Triumphal Bridge and the Atlantean columns.
All made of wood and cardboard.
You could sail a gondola underneath every bridge around the symmetrical water ways.
The 1901 Buffalo World's Fair was supposed to be a temporary complex built in under two years that could withstand a waterfall directed straight from Niagara; that was some impressive plaster they used 🤣