3 days ago
No. 27
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Where would you prefer to live?
Israel vs LA
2.4 days ago
No. 29
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Everywhere has become a shithole. Maybe some place nobody knows about, like an abandoned coffee shop under a bridge they forgot to cut power to. Or maybe a coffee shop next to the sea. Definitely a coffee shop.
2.4 days ago
No. 30
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>>29
i think the bigger we become the less magical the environment becomes.
you know how dimension is a physical property, like 2x2
smaller dimensions might be cheaper to pack all kinds of crazy stuff
but then bigger dimensions become realer and more raw
youtube offers you both to see, the unimpressive real cafe at a cold sea
and the magical world you get to see if you venture deep into the mountains
i think the bigger we become the less magical the environment becomes.
you know how dimension is a physical property, like 2x2
smaller dimensions might be cheaper to pack all kinds of crazy stuff
but then bigger dimensions become realer and more raw
youtube offers you both to see, the unimpressive real cafe at a cold sea
and the magical world you get to see if you venture deep into the mountains
2.4 days ago
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No. 31
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>>30
I guess the same logic applies to the show I quoted above (Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou)
The sea level rose so much nearly 80% of the earth is under water. The run down abandoned cities, once populated by a bustling population, is not inhabited by small fish. It's a really cozy show about an android waiting for her owner to come back from a trip. Lots of unspoken dialogue in this show, it makes you appreciate simple things.
I guess the same logic applies to the show I quoted above (Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou)
The sea level rose so much nearly 80% of the earth is under water. The run down abandoned cities, once populated by a bustling population, is not inhabited by small fish. It's a really cozy show about an android waiting for her owner to come back from a trip. Lots of unspoken dialogue in this show, it makes you appreciate simple things.
2.4 days ago
No. 34
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