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There’s a Mysterious 29 Story Windowless Skyscraper In New York That No One Knows What It’s Used For

A bizarre story has gone absolutely viral this week.

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And it has the internet feeling creeped out …

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“This is honestly so weird,” one wrote.

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It involves a mysterious windowless tower in New York City.

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It has left TikTokers baffled…

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And many have come up with all sorts of theories as to what the tower could contain.

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JANUARY 31: A view of 33 Thomas Street in Manhattan on January 31, 2023 in New York City. Formally the AT&T Long Lines Building, the windowless Brutalist architectural design was completed in 1974 by architect John Carl Warnecke. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)

Scroll on to see for yourselves …

Now, we all love a viral moment.

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It’s pretty unlikely that you’ll see anyone who doesn’t enjoy viral social media content.

And it’s not just the kids.

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The majority of us adults are too, with us posting every inch of our lives on these apps and communicating with others through them solely.

It’s not just about funny videos though.

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People can actually earn a living through social media, such as selling things on Instagram or starting a business through Twitter.

But there are some apps that aren’t so productive…

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And TikTok is one of them!

What is TikTok?

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Basically, it is an iOS and Android app made for creating and sharing short lip-sync, comedy, and talent videos.

It went viral pretty quick

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It was the world’s fourth most downloaded app in 2018, beating Instagram and Snapchat – which is a pretty big achievement!

It reminds many people of Vine.

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Who remembers Vine? Launched in 2012, Vine was a short-form video hosting service that allowed users to share 6-second-long looping video clips.

And TikTok videos are similarly weird.

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But it has to be said, the majority of them are rather entertaining.

Animals and TikTok are the best combination.

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More and more people jumped on board the TikTok bandwagon and started getting their beloved pets involved.

Some are just plain weird…

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It’s a mystery as to what goes through people’s heads when certain types of TikTok videos are made…

And of course, who could forget the pranks on Tiktok…

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People love to film themselves pranking others and share it online.

However, it’s not just TikTok that brings viral content to the world.

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In the digital age, the power of the internet has given rise to a new cultural phenomenon – the viral moment.

Whether it’s a funny video, an emotional story, or a powerful message, these moments have the ability to capture the attention of millions across the globe, transcending borders, languages, and cultures.

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At the heart of every viral moment lies remarkable content. It could be something humorous, heartwarming, shocking, or awe-inspiring.

Videos, images, memes, tweets, and challenges are some of the most common forms of viral content. The brevity of these formats often makes them easily shareable across various social media platforms.

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Emotions also play a pivotal role in the spread of viral moments. Content that elicits strong emotions, such as laughter, sadness, anger, or inspiration, is more likely to be shared.

When users resonate with a particular emotion, they tend to express it by forwarding the content to their friends, family, and followers, effectively creating a chain reaction.

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Social media platforms act as a catalyst for the propagation of viral moments. The interconnectedness of these platforms allows content to spread rapidly.

Algorithms employed by platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram further amplify content by prioritizing highly engaging posts, ensuring they reach a wider audience.

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Viral moments are also often a reflection of the current cultural zeitgeist.

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People enjoy sharing content that feels relevant and relatable to their lives, creating a sense of community around shared experiences.

Timing is everything when it comes to viral moments. An event or content may not become viral if it’s shared too early or too late.

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Often, a perfect combination of timing and synchronicity results in the explosion of a viral moment. It can be influenced by current events, trends, or simply being in the right place at the right time.

Viral moments represent the dynamic nature of the internet and its ability to connect people on a global scale.

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As we continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the internet, viral moments will undoubtedly remain an integral part of our online culture, showcasing the immense power of human connectivity in the digital age.

But this week, it’s a mysterious skyscraper that’s taken the internet by storm.

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33 Thomas Street is one of the strangest buildings in New York City.

It’s a prime example of brutalist architecture.

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And it’s its strange windowless status that has the internet feeling confused.

The official use of the building is as a telephone interchange.

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However, conspiracy theorists claim it’s actually a building owned by National Security.

There’s even a bizarre theory that it’s a nuclear shelter.

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Although these more exciting theories remained unsubstantiated.

Had you ever heard of this bizarre building?

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And what do you think goes on inside?