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The channel text is two lines: he talks about things he shouldn’t, and “Snoogans.” The uploads are the record. They are films of old photographs and buildings. Titles on the channel include first photographs of New York, the arch, old bridges, first photographs of Japan, Paris then and now, and a Crimean War photograph video that names Tartary in the title.

Key claims, in their name

In the New York compilation he says he gathered rare photographs from 1860 to 1960, many sent by viewers, and that he wants a conversation about the architecture, not a long narration. In the arch video he says true arches appear across kingdoms and asks whether that is a coincidence. He marks one upload as a theory: magnets as a hidden technology. Those are his questions. The photographs are not proof of his answer. This chart does not endorse the answer.

Sources

He uses historical photographs and says some were sent to him. In the arch video he links the Wikipedia articles on the arch and the keystone. This chair does not re-audit the plates.

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A few uploads that show why the chair exists. Not a list of what is most watched. More can be filed. There is no ceiling.

  1. 5 June 2022

    New York City (1860–1960) The Ultimate Photographic Compilation

    Old photographs of New York, which he dates from 1860 to 1960.

    He says the pictures are his selection, including viewer submissions, and that the point is the architecture. His frame. The pictures are the pictures.

    Photographs he says he collected. He does not, in the description opened here, name one archive for the whole hour.

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  2. 27 February 2023

    History of “The Arch”: ARCHitecture of the Old World, 100+ Photographs

    The arch, with old photographs, set beside the usual history of the form.

    He says arches show up across kingdoms at what looks like the same time, and he asks if that is only a coincidence. The question is his.

    The photographs in the film, and the Wikipedia articles on the arch and the keystone that he linked.

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