BOK Tower (formerly known as One Williams Center) was designed by the same architect who designed the World Trade Center.
"Artificial Cloud" was installed in 1992. A sky filled with a mass of airplanes. The cloud represents threatened hope.
The "Center of the Universe" located in Tulsa has an incredible acoustic anomaly that seems to defy the laws of physics.
Tulsa Oklahoma 9/11 conspiracy theory at the Center of the Universe youtube.com/watch?v=0l08NFazzDA >(Video correction: "Artificial Cloud" was created by Bob Haozous, not the WTC architect)
BOK Tower (formerly known as One Williams Center) is a skyscraper in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. At 203 m (667 ft) in height, the 52-story tower was the tallest building in any of the five "Plains States." It was built in 1976 and designed by Minoru Yamasaki & Associates, the same architect who designed the World Trade Center in New York City. This structure is very similar to the WTC towers in appearance and construction.
"Artificial Cloud" was created by Bob Haozous, Chiricahua Apache, and was installed in 1992 between Archer Avenue and First Street on the Boston Avenue Pedestrian Bridge. The tall, rusting steel cloud is a silent commentary on man's love of technology and the destructiveness that can come from that love.
Rustic metal and large lugs on the first pedestal represent chains of submission on Indians after their first meeting with westerners. A second pedestal has a two-dimensional narrative showing human figures without hands, in an over-populated environment and a sky filled with a mass of airplanes. The cloud represents threatened hope.
The “Center of the Universe” is a little-known mysterious acoustic phenomenon. Ifyoustand in the middleof the circle and make a noise, thesound is echoed back several times louder than it was made. It’s your own private amplified echo chamber.
haha Tulsa is fucking gay and insignificant. This is literally nothing. Tulsa is a "has been" city. Now it's a literal fucking dump of niggers and redskins.
A Tulsan who wants to be significant in a world of shit.
Nathan Nguyen
>incredible acoustic anomaly that seems to defy the laws of physics No, it doesn't. The sound is bouncing off the cement bench that is in a circle around the "center of the universe". It's not new or interesting.
>t. Tulsan.
Isaiah Wood
This has to be a monument to Saturn. If you know about the Thunderbolts project you will see it. That's not a cloud it's fucking Saturn
For those who don't know what this is talking about.. there's a circle on the ground. When you stand inside the circle and speak, you hear yourself (and others inside the circle) echo. People who are not in the circle will not hear the echo. People who speak from outside the circle will not echo to those who are inside the circle.
It has to do with the latency needed for your brain to interpret a sound as an echo rather than "not hearing it at all". When you're inside the circle, everything arrives after bouncing off the cement at approximately the same time, and your brain interprets it as an echo. When you're outside, the very slight difference in the timing fools your brain into believing that you only heard it once.. when in reality you heard it numerous times.
Jace Allen
based no more twitter or faceberg for me
James Mitchell
I'm not as interested in the center of the universe part as much as the tower and the monument to Saturn with airplanes and people on it. But it probably also has some type of connection to all this.
>monument to Saturn It's not. Even your image here disproves that in two different ways. 1) That's not about Saturn. It's about the sun. 2) No part of that image shows an ellipsoid that has a flat bottom. All are circles. The clouds are NOT a circle.
The image you post in this response to me is, again, a circle and not an ellipsoid with a flat bottom. The image you posted is, yet again, a circle and not an ellipsoid with a flat bottom
Show us something that ACTUALLY backs your stance or fuck off.
Daniel Collins
Also, the clouds aren't even an ellipsoid... but meh.
David Rodriguez
Maybe I'm over reaching with this but this is what I see. Regardless of the Saturn part the monument with airplanes falling is still very odd next to a building similar to the WTC designed by the same architect.
And if you weren't on LSD you'd see a cloud... which is exactly what it is. It represents the atmosphere. It's not very old, but it's rusted.. and that's on purpose. It's a statement about how we fuck up our environments.
Adam Walker
bump
Matthew Diaz
>The "Center of the Universe" located in Tulsa has an incredible acoustic anomaly that seems to defy the laws of physics.
>When you stand inside the concrete circle and make a noise, the noise is echoed back and is heard much louder than the original one. But it is inaudible to anyone outside the circle.
Luke Wood
>. It represents the atmosphere. It's not very old, but it's rusted.. and that's on purpose. It's a statement about how we fuck up our environments.
That's the exoteric interpretation.
Understand what the mystery schools are into and you'll see this thing is loaded with esoteric symbolism, very much intentionally.
