EPCOT Explorer
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Well put...Having neer lived in the 80's...I would not know.:lol:Ummm...not quite...when Horizons was built in the 80s, everything in that ride was a very viable concept. As every American industry except the computer sector failed in the 90s, Horizons seemed more and more far-fetched; but it originally wasn't.
People used to be more optimistic before the dot-com bubble burst and 9/11. People were even more positive before the culture wars in the 1960s (even after the Depression!). In spite of our astounding progress, I wonder where we would be now if the solid optimism of the early 20th century had lasted through the tech breakthroughs in the 90s.
The current SSE ending is pure fantasy, and even though my opinion has become more positive since I experienced it with happy friends, a suitcase that packs itself and virtual hologram checker players are a slap in the face after the amazing ascent into the sphere.
Sooo....when WOULD it be time to geek out? I have the EPCOT Center shirt ready to go. Heh.All legitimately planned, no timetables. It's not quite time to geek out.
So we'll all NEVER move and watch pepper's ghost videos of cheezy 90's people in a cardboard city with neon lights as our children play CGI-Bee-based-Video-Games suspended in a Dark Abyss somewhere in Space?
(HORIZONS FTW...AGAIN.)
Yes, Horizons is FTW.:lol: I love Horizons...I just felt more inspired by SSE'94. So kill me.:lol:
And if the effect had not been shut of-That classroom was SUPPOSED to be supplemented by lasers and fibers.