Category File
Architecture
4 documented theories filed under this subject.
- The "Infinite" Shopping MallA theory claiming that certain mega-malls and hyper-designed retail interiors are being used as spatial experiments to test how long people can remain in a consumer-trance when removed from ordinary temporal and environmental cues such as clocks, windows, and daylight. In this framework, the mall becomes a controlled psychological habitat rather than a place simply designed to sell goods.
- Empire State Mooring MastA New York occult-architecture theory claiming that the Empire State Building’s famous upper mast, officially presented as a dirigible mooring point, had a hidden energetic purpose. In this reading, the mast functioned as a giant lightning rod or atmospheric conductor connected to a larger occult or symbolic grid running through Manhattan.
- The Pentagon ShapeA symbolic-occult theory claiming that the Pentagon’s five-sided design was not simply a product of site constraints and wartime architecture, but a deliberate containment form—a giant geometric cage built around or above an ancient force, entity, or demon uncovered during U.S. military expansion. In this view, the building’s unusual geometry was part of a ritual or protective enclosure rather than a practical design choice.
- The Empire State Building as a Tesla TowerThis theory claimed that the Empire State Building was designed not solely as a commercial skyscraper and urban landmark but as a gigantic atmospheric-energy receiver in the spirit of Nikola Tesla’s wireless-power ambitions. In this telling, the building’s height, mast, and electrical prominence were said to reflect an intention to draw or conduct power from the ionosphere. The idea depended on connecting two separate real histories: Tesla’s earlier experiments and plans for wireless transmission at Wardenclyffe, and the 1930-31 construction of the Empire State Building. The theory belongs to the tradition of retrofitting later structures into Tesla’s unfinished technological mythology.