Chicago, San Francisco, and The Titans

"Differences Between Chicago and San Francisco: A Visual Comparison"

Books:
1920 San Francisco The Queen City Souvenir
The world Progress Knowledge of science and industry 1901
Grand Illusions Chicago World Fair
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[00:02] Comparison of Chicago and San Francisco
- Exploring architectural differences and similarities
- History and unique perspectives not commonly shown

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[06:42] Chicago, San Francisco, and the Giants
- The same buildings from Chicago in 1893 are also present in San Francisco, New York City, St. Louis, South Carolina, Florida, Texas, and California, all of which were miraculously burnt down due to fires or hurricanes.
- San Francisco in 1893 featured remarkable buildings with intricate details, resembling advanced technology for that era.

[09:00]Rapid and massive construction in Chicago and San Francisco
- Discussion on the remarkable speed and scale of construction in Chicago and San Francisco, with specific mention of the architectural details and the Palace of Fine Art in San Francisco.
- Questioning the lack of historical construction photos and tools, and pondering how these buildings were erected so quickly during a survival state.

[13:24] Massive immigration to Chicago and San Francisco in the late 1800s and the lack of basic amenities in old world buildings
- Immigration to Chicago and San Francisco increased rapidly from 1867 to 1901, with millions of people arriving in the cities.

[15:46] People migrating and building new businesses in towns during historical events
- Migration through the orphan trains and resettling in new towns
- Building new businesses and taking over existing buildings during the Chicago World Fair and beyond

[20:03] Multiple Eiffel Towers were built around the world, including in Chicago in 1893.
- There were actually 35 Eiffel Towers across the world, but we're only taught about one.
- Temporary buildings in Chicago, like the Museum of Science and Industry, were highly detailed and didn't look temporary at all.

[22:00]Transporting massive amounts of stone is a daunting task
- Consider the challenges of using horses and wagons to move such heavy loads
- The limitations of early automobiles for transporting heavy objects

[25:44] Chicago World Fair was a grand illusion in 1893
- The elaborate construction and architecture of the fair reflect the immense effort and creativity of the time, showcasing the scale of the endeavor.
- The gold statue at the center of the fair made entirely of gold raises questions about the sourcing of the materials and the incredible craftsmanship of the era.

[27:46] Surviving and building in different climates and locations
- Showing a different side of building structures and surviving
- Challenges of building in cold weather without modern technology

[31:29] Ancient civilizations' architectural achievements raise questions about historical narratives
- Questioning historical narratives and considering the possibility of advanced ancient technology

[33:29] Exploring ancient construction techniques for modern sustainability.
- Researching advanced materials like Bosnian pyramid concrete.
- Investigating ancient structures like the pyramids in Southern Illinois for valuable insights.

[37:18] Questioning historical narratives before 1920

[39:11] Questioning the manipulation of information

- Discussing the distortion of data and manipulation of narratives

[43:03]World fairs and propaganda changed people's connections to the land and culture.
- The World fairs caused a disconnect between people and the land, animals, and food.
- They brainwashed and propagandized the people and changed their understanding of history and culture.

[45:27] Historical displacement and cultural erasure through world fairs and colonization
- Existing people marginalized during world fairs, losing their history and culture
- Pattern of displacing and erasing existing cultures through colonization and new narratives

[49:22] Fires targeting selected areas and buildings
- Certain places and buildings are specifically targeted by fires, while others are not, suggesting deliberate actions.
- Creating awareness about the manipulation of history to prevent blind belief in news and other information.

[51:21] Censorship
- Discussing the impact of censorship on social media platforms like Tik Tok and Instagram

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