After the Reset (Technology)

Do we really know our history? The mainstream insists man was able to build everything we see throughout this realm with horse, wagon, and simple tools. Let's have a little look. This video started out great until my cat had 3 teeth removed midweek. After that I lost my zest and you can see the video ends abruptly. Aside from that it's pretty good. The theme this week is water tech and we will examine signs of past civilizations in and around bodies of water. My cat is doing much better and I'm glad I decided to trust the veterinarian's suggestion. I hope you enjoy! God bless and I love you all!!!
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[therealitybyjayrocco]

I have worked in sewers in two major cities in the north east of the US. When I say sewers I mean shit & piss not water from the streets. These original ‘main lines’ look like cathedrals in the brick work. Not just the laying and setting of the brick…but decorative designs in the brick work…in a sewer….again decorative brick work…in a sewer

[hinkapuss]

I can't bear it when Jon gets to the "demolitions". I start to cry as though I am attending my grandmother's death.
Who were we before the last reset?
It's always the same sad story of some top hat oligarch's son being the one chosen in the late 1880's to be the amazing architect as each of these cities are reopened and filled with the orphans; an architect who always builds an IMPOSSIBLE number of mind-blowing buildings with only hand tools, horses and carriages. In fact, these magnificent monuments have withstood lord knows how many resets. They stand still today, all around us, tugging at our hearts to restore their lost antiquitech.

[franciencrane]

You make the best videos, Jon! After watching many of them, I look at the old buildings with different eyes. It's such a great feeling. Thank you!

[KeepItReal]

Just like you, I couldn't be indoctrinated at school, but loved learning on my own. I knew school was never going to be for me as soon as I challenged my 2nd grade teacher and told her the Chris Columbus story was a huge lie at 7 years old and was sent to the principals office for not going along and never did. Your content reminds me each Sunday that there are others like me. Thanks Jon.😁👍

[theresultof]

The modern day Saltair building built on the shore is not the same structure I saw as a child in the early 1960s.
The building I saw was well out into the water. The causeway (bridge) going out to it was gone, but a huge portion of the main building still remained. As you drove by it, you could look completely through the building as if it had once been enclosed with glass. It was quite mysterious and haunting, and even in its state of advanced decay it conveyed a splendor that's impossible to put into words.

[karanwindham]

As usual, your understated observations compel your listeners to question the narrative.

[hopemccoy]

I grew up in Oshkosh Wisconsin. After viewing many of your videos, I realized that it's an old world city. The library, museum, former mercy hospital, churches and schools with spires and domes.

[riflebear]

This narrators mild snarky comments make me laugh so much. This is ACTUAL humor. I absolutely love it.

[mickjenner]

It's Sunday morning here in Norway, the morning is cool, the skies have few clouds, the fall is well on its way, Hungarian rhapsody plays, and the soft voice of Mr Levi all is now right in the realm

[Von_YT]

When I tune in, I imagine a world wide circuitry of water channels across the lands. Cathedrals and buildings of all types would collect aether and channel that energy from the atmosphere into the water channels. Water tanks and other different types of battery structures would power all parts of society. The aether contained in the water would also be used in public pools in all cities to energise people and heal them from ailments, a perfect circle of life, which helped the old world society to live for hundreds of years in harmony with the Nature around them.

[lisbethkelly]

Sitting on my back porch having my morning coffee, listening to your video. Love your content and calm spirit. You're like a healing balm.

[TheCognitive]

My great grandpa talked about a giant cavern/waterway that was near the coast of Georgia and Florida that him and a couple other guys were hired by some people I'd rather not mention. But they were told there was a entrance to the cavern 50 to 100 miles off the coast that was deep in the ocean that collected debris and would fill up in this cavern they told him it was a underground river he said it looked more like a giant cave that was carved into a giant pipe he said they entered somewhere on the border of Florida and Georgia said they went down through this little whole and had to climb there way down he said once they got down there they had to use a little raft like a white water raft to follow the water to where the debris was. He said it went on for a good hour before they found the debris and said there were pieces of boats new and old looking said there was a wing to a plane they camped in this cavern for 3 days moving debris and stuff and once so much of it got moved he said where the water had built up that once it started flowing it cleared itself of all the debris pretty quick because of the current. They were told before they went in the cavern that once it was cleared they just had to float the river and they would come to a big room looking cave and they would see a little light shining down and they were to climb up through another little tunnel like the entrance and walk to the nearest house and use the phone to call and the people that hired them would send someone to take them home he said he never found out where they had come out at but said they floated the river for a good 10 hours and that the current was pretty fast he said they had to of floated atleast 50 miles. The story always peeked my interest because the Bermuda triangle being out in the ocean around the same area and him saying there were pieces of boats and a plane wing down there it always made me wonder if that tunnel is where everything in the Bermuda triangle disappears to and maybe that's why it can't be found

[AntSlaine]

I never imagined in a million years that I could learn sooo much from Garfield the cat

[GeilerWikinger]

In the big house ppl use salt water lighters to light contraband. Get a bowl of saltwater, run 2 wires from the outlet into bowl & then another wire out from bowl. It gets red hot & can b used to light cigs, joints etc. it’s pretty loud as it boils something crazy. Cheers Jon!
Knowledge is power.

[briankennedy]

If the building was to collect energy, maybe the salt water was electrolyte for a battery to store the collected energy

[wendym]

Excellent Jon, thank you, and to all the fantastic comments

[markcumbriauk]

Its Criminal that anyone would destroy such Exquisite Buildings, just to hide Our True Past.

[jayscybermind]

Jon I was out in Salt Lake City in 1970. I swam in the Great Salt Lake. It was like the name Great! You could lay back like in a lounge chair and your head and feet floating around.

[ombaliomvideos]

I give you a A, if i may ....
many foolish and ego mind sosaid teachers pass along some little special genious and are unable to recognise the special nature of some kids, they are most often halas blind and narrow mind enough to see out of the box ....
You surely have been one of those unseen kids
I salute you

[atombom]

I've almost watched every single video in only a short time. It's like ASMR to me honestly. I enjoy even listening to em twice.