Would you live in "The Line"?
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Ignoring the demographics of it, let's say they built one of these in Australia, would you live in it?Well I know 20,000 people that won't.
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But sure, what could go wrong living in a very heavily Islamic country?
If the answer is anything other than "no" please let me know what drugs you are on
This is like the ad they would have made when they built Midgar in Final Fantasy 7. In fact, it's just like the propaganda ad they show in FF7R.
I feel like they want people to WANT to live in these places. Like they will make them seem like luxury and then open them to the public but once you move there, you can't leave or something.
Again. This is Saudi.I feel like they want people to WANT to live in these places. Like they will make them seem like luxury and then open them to the public but once you move there, you can't leave or something.
Also that's pretty much what the "voluntary" COVID quarantine camps were like in Australia.
I know where it is, you think they will just build one and stop?
I mean cities cause the most pollution bar none. Which is why it pisses me off when they want all this climate crap OUTSIDE of cities.
No, people can create their own "the line."
There were two shows I especially liked, despite the negative connotation, those shows are "Corporation" and "Incorporated." These shows talk about these bordered "walls" between communities. For example, California has an express lane from 'a' to 'b' to be for the rich, people who can pay, people who have connections, etc. While the rest of the state is like 3rd world, socialist donbasses. So criminals are more respected, more like welfare states. You want drugs, find a criminal. You want sex? Find a strip club with no rules. It was a great show, it was world building right in your face, but all these people reacted indifferent.
No, its autonomous "colonies." Many shows went over this, and those shows got canned because people are responding negatively.I just realized they did this in Solar Opposites. It was "the wall"
There were two shows I especially liked, despite the negative connotation, those shows are "Corporation" and "Incorporated." These shows talk about these bordered "walls" between communities. For example, California has an express lane from 'a' to 'b' to be for the rich, people who can pay, people who have connections, etc. While the rest of the state is like 3rd world, socialist donbasses. So criminals are more respected, more like welfare states. You want drugs, find a criminal. You want sex? Find a strip club with no rules. It was a great show, it was world building right in your face, but all these people reacted indifferent.
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