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Isn't what you're describing a symptom of the natural and inevitable crunch into the singularity of digital indoorism? Going outside at all is a hangover of a
by shrimp_emoji 7y ago
Isn't what you're describing a symptom of the natural and inevitable crunch into the singularity of digital indoorism?
Going outside at all is a hangover of a rapidly departing age. There's nothing out there anymore. Everything's in your home, except for food. Have it delivered, and you're solid. That just leaves commutes. Insofar as they're necessary, I agree with living in dense, hyperurban hive arcologies where everyone can walk to work/school.
Outside is gauche. It's jejune. Meanwhile, commuting's a necessary evil, and cars are one of the most dangerous and inefficient ways to do it. Update to the new meta or farm outmoded vanity betrayed by its sprawling, parking lot-shaped contradictions.
- icebraining 7y agoSo you see developers selling their stuff based on how nice it is to be outside, and your conclusion is that people don't want to be outside?
- kop316 7y ago...what? I can't figure out what you're trying to say. I tried reading it several times.
- mc3 7y agoI honestly feel cranky if I have been in the house for too long. I long for a nice walk in nature, which in a city could mean a walk in the park. I'm not sure how people can live inside all the time, it would be like that Black Mirror episode where all they do is play video games and rack up points to try and get out of it. It would be like prison.