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Welcome, and today we're going to be discussing the World's Fair of 1893 in Chicago.

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So, recently we've been discovering a lot of anomalous things with our history, and I think the real question is, when did this history really begin?

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When did we begin? What might be called the reset? When did the reset occur?

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You know, when we look at photos like this one, what we see is these World's Fairs that occurred in the early 1900s.

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And these World's Fairs appear to have technologies and seem to be boasting machinery and buildings that we would never again see after the World's Fair.

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And the historical narrative is that these buildings were built for the World's Fair and torn down after the World's Fair.

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But when we look at a lot of these technologies and, you know, artifacts on display here, what we see is things that have been inherited by the new people.

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And everything is on display for one last time, and we would see this great expo of all these buildings and technologies, and then everything would disappear.

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So, again, you know, where did all of this come from?

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If these earliest photographs come from 1850, early 1900s, then we have to ask, is that when things began?

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Now, we can see signs of many resets and many different timelines, but it's almost useless going any further back than our most recent reset period.

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What happened here?

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You know, we arrive on the scene to all of this, and never again do we replicate these technologies.

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And why do we tear these buildings down?

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I mean, look at this.

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Are we really to believe that this building was created only for the World's Fair?

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I mean, did we really have that much money to throw around to build glory in this fashion, only to tear it down after a World's Fair?

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Unbelievable.

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And now we're going to research the Chicago World's Fair here a bit.

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And it was held in 1893 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival to the New World.

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The layout of the Chicago-Columbia Exposition was in large part designed by John Wellborn Root and a few other guys.

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It was the prototype of what he and his colleagues thought a city should be.

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The color of the material generally used to cover the building's facades gave the fairgrounds its nickname, the White City.

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Many prominent architects designed its 14 great buildings.

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The exposition covered over 690 acres.

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The Great Exposition became a symbol of the Victorian era.

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It also included the first moving sidewalk, a travelator.

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In 1892, working under extremely tight deadlines to complete construction,

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almost all of the fair structures were designed to be temporary.

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Of the more than 200 buildings erected for the fair,

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the only two which still stand in place are the Palace of Fine Arts and the World's Congress Auxiliary Building.

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From the time the fair closed until 1920, the Palace of Fine Arts housed the Field Columbian Museum.

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Three other significant buildings survived the fair.

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The first is the Norway Building,

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a recreation of a traditional wooden stave church.

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The effort to power the fair with electricity,

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which became a demonstration piece for Westinghouse,

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had been developing for many years.

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It was called the War of the Currents between DC and AC.

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This was also the first time that power would be displayed for mankind.

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And this was a fight between Edison and Tesla.

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And Tesla would eventually win this contract.

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Now, here is a look at what they called the White City.

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Now, apparently this was constructed, once again,

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in a few years for the World's Fair.

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Now, if this isn't the hokiest story I think I've ever heard in my life,

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then I don't know what is.

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If this looks like this was something that was built within a few years for the World's Fair in Chicago

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and then torn down,

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then there's no limit to what we could be force-fed.

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Once again,

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we really, really have to be logical here.

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Now, if we didn't know that this was in Chicago,

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we certainly might think this was in Europe.

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And to imagine that something like this would be built for a fair.

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And again, we're to believe that they had the resources to build something like this,

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only to level it.

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And this is one of many hundreds of buildings that were apparently built for this World's Fair,

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only to be torn down.

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And they call this the Agricultural Building.

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Now, does this seem like the Agricultural Building,

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or some kind of Greek-Roman building in any part of the world but America?

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But no, this was apparently just thrown up, only to be destroyed, just for an event.

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And we now use tents and portable such things for events.

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Now, back then,

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white marble stone

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was just fine for temporary usage.

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the great Ferris wheel that they boasted.

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And again, the beginning of electricity.

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I mean, look at this,

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these electric things they're displaying.

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Some kind of energy-conducting mechanism.

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We don't even know.

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But apparently, that was something that you could display in the late 1800s at the World's Fair.

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These may have been Tesla's displays.

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It was the first time he would introduce his motors to the world.

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And again, fully lit up.

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Late 1800s.

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was this infrastructure

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already here?

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Or was this really built

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for a single event?

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A temporary event?

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In the Ferris wheel.

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Pretty interesting Ferris wheel.

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Pretty amazing, actually.

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A true monster.

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Just like everything back then was glorious.

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Well, so is this Ferris wheel.

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Look at this.

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A little apartment.

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Each cabin is the size of a studio apartment.

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Amazing.

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And again, you know.

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And again, you know, ask yourself,

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could this have been built

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for one short little event?

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This kind of detail.

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And how identical it looks to what we find all over the world.

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Notice how there is no ships.

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And here again is a view of this 600 acres of buildings

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that they supposedly built

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only to tear down.

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The plan is to tear this down

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and to have one last little hoorah

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and take credit for all of this glory.

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Now, look at the crowd here.

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I mean, this looks like

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Disneyland.

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Now, I'll be honest.

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I don't know if this one is made of stone.

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This may be a cheap replica.

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I'm not sure.

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But the one in the back certainly isn't.

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No.

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This was not built for the World's Fair back here.

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And again.

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Looking north between mines and electricity buildings.

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So that's really interesting.

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Who is this source?

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Friedman Fine Arts.

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So very interesting, actually.

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That Friedman Fine Arts

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should call these electricity buildings.

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And that's exactly what

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we're coming to realize

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that they are now.

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Look at this.

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I mean, if this was not

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the most glorious city.

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And again, I want you to recall

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the story that I told just moments ago.

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About these designers

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of the World's Fair

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and how they were imagining

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the perfect city.

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And this is, you know,

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what they designed.

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I don't think so.

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This was a perfect city.

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And we waltz in here,

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have a World's Fair,

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have a big party,

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and we destroy it.

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And leave only a few buildings.

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And many buildings

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have been preserved in Chicago.

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Very fortunately.

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But out of these 200,

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very few remain.

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The mining building.

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the mining building.

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The agricultural building.

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Are you kidding me?

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The manufacturing building

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from the casino.

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was this not a grand,

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grand building

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from an older time?

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I mean, we're not just talking

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about laying out

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buildings here.

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laying out

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these waterfronts

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with, you know,

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these glorious statues

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in the middle of them.

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I mean, this is not,

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something that you do

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in a year.

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This is building a city.

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building a few buildings here.

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Absolutely amazing.

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between the manufacturers

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and the electricity buildings.

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The golden door

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of transportation building.

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now it's just starting

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to turn into a slap

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in the face.

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you're going to tell me

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this is the transportation building.

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every day I think

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I've seen the most ridiculous thing

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only to have it replaced

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by the next most ridiculous thing

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I've ever experienced.

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The transportation building.

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to think that

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this is a crime

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against humanity

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to tear a building

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like this down.

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what the story is

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behind it.

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wasn't built

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for the world's fair.

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This is absolutely amazing.

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And torn down

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to hide our past.

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The machinery hole

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from the colonnade.

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is absolutely glorious.

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I can't even believe it.

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I really can't.

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We've gone backwards.

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the agricultural building.

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of calling this

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an agricultural building

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when this is like

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the Grand Palace?

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this is just mind-blowing.

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And I'm pretty much speechless.

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I really am.

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you can tell that

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Antiquitek has been removed

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from here.

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Knowing nothing about this.

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The woman's building.

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This is just something else.

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This is just

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the most amazing thing

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that could have been

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in America.

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some have survived.

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Absolutely amazing.

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that they had the nerve

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to tell us

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that this was built

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for the world's fair

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as they wiped out

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our history

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in front of our very eyes.

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not in front of ours.

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or whenever

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the historical

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would step in.

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a lot of buildings

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be preserved

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due to the

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historical society.

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The World's Fair

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1893

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maybe one of the

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last great years

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at least

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to witness

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such things.

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Yeah.

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This would have

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changed everything.

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If we would have

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grown up

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with these

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preserved

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buildings

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around us

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we would have

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viewed

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the entire world

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differently.

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and we would

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have not

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thought about

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Greece

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and Rome

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and Turkey

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as these

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separate

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places from us

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here in North America.

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No.

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The whole world

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would have

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a unified feel

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once people

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realized that

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there was a

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one world

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people

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building the

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same style

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everywhere.

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So that's

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it for now.

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I hope you

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enjoyed the

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video.

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Have a blessed

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day and

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