Utah monolith mystery explained
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Published 2020-11-30
All Comments (21)
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The men in black removed it.
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A professional photographer without any photos of removal of the monolith. In the age of the smart phone, no videos. We are still in the dark about what happened.
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The way he pronounces “monolith” in the beginning 😅 bless him
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people: confused on how the monolith got there me: Laughs at a “I did a thing video”
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"Aliens had nothing to do with it" Yeah sounds like something an alien would say
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Bob Evans: "monualilyith"
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"leave the art to where art should be, and let Mother Nature have her space" So we didn't build art galleries on top of Mother Nature in the first place?
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And to thinks that the youtuber "i did a thing" did this monolith and all the other monoliths
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No pics ? Didn’t happen . This dude is a paid actor
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He was there with a camera and couldn’t record the people knocking it over? Or take pictures of them?
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Imagine being so jealous of an inanimate objects attention from society, that you knock it down over night. What a fragile ego those people must have.
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Plot twist : His memory was erased by them.
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This sounds like a story I would tell in an interrogation room to cover my ass from trouble
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“Had nothing to do with aliens” Sounds sus
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It was held together with rivets.... I don’t think aliens that are capable of interstellar travel would use this very crude and very human technology.
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For an art piece like this having it on remote and random places is the right way to do it. It gives some mystery to it and a lot of value + it create a touring site for the area.
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I bet this guy is from the government acting as a photographer telling us not to worry
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Question: What is being washed more in 2020? Brain or hands
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It was actually all a big publicity stunt for a netflix show called "Aunty Donna" and the guys over at "I did a thing" on youtube, pretty cool blokes
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Honestly, an artist probably put it there thinking no one would ever notice it, let alone the whole world.
