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If you look at photographs of recent ruins, say from schools or hotels that have fallen into disuse, you'll often see the same thing: desks, cabinets, chairs, c
by stdbrouw 4y ago
If you look at photographs of recent ruins, say from schools or hotels that have fallen into disuse, you'll often see the same thing: desks, cabinets, chairs, computers and all sorts of other objects still in place. Maybe the only explanation that is needed is that people couldn't be bothered to dispose of low-value items and just abandoned them? You may even have some of these mini-ruins at home or work: projects you abandoned halfway but that you never consciously decided to abandon and hence didn't clean up, so they were just left there.
- latchkey 4y agoJust watch a few Shiey episodes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OAKNxl2Jmw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OAKNxl2Jmw
- jeffwask 4y agoHis train episodes are crazy
- ejb999 4y agowhy is he in remote places, all by himself wearing a covid mask? - kinda of makes them the whole premise laughable and easy to write off.
- latchkey 4y agohe's not wearing a covid mask, he is hiding his identity. it is pretty well known that those face coverings don't do anything for covid.
- bamboozled 4y agoThere are whole towns like this in Japan. Schools, huge hotels almost untouched and abandoned. Pretty eerie but fun to see.