SaveDinosaur
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Keeping building designs from 40 years ago in a futuristic theme park isn't necessarily a good thing either
1- One of the plans would upgrade the designs.
2- The park oficially won´t be about the future anymore.
Keeping building designs from 40 years ago in a futuristic theme park isn't necessarily a good thing either
Tear down SSE as well then.Keeping building designs from 40 years ago in a futuristic theme park isn't necessarily a good thing either
That is just not how product development works. You don’t come up with an idea and then build and deploy thousands. Scaling is gradual. There is a whole process to product development and testing that can and does even involve people actually using those test products.Whats wrong? Let's see... if you;';re going to live in a place with experimental, prototype stuff, you have to expect it to fail. Often. (Look at the EVAC system and be thankful that wasn't installed in your house). Imagine getting up in the morning, no shower (the hydro shower is busted. Again). Can't make breakfast because the prototype has decided not to recognize your voice commands. On your way to work your experimental driverless car got lost and shut down. You'd take the PeopleMover, but its down for updates. And so on. That's why the imagineers quickly realized you could not do experimental and prototype stuff in an actual living environment where people depend on stuff to work.
Unfortunately, if you look at technology now, the agile development cycle used by manufacturers that supports the rapid deployment of ever changing tech that so many consumers & Wall Street investors demand, has turned our real world into E.P.C.O.T. Products used to be tested fully and built to last, but no longer and are often "Experiments" that are discontinued next year. Everything tech based gets software updates continually because it's not properly tested in house, but instead is pushed to us in a near "Prototype" state. This technology shortcoming has bonded us all in a helpless virtual "Community" of consumerism. Ironically though, it's "Of Today" not tomorrow.Whats wrong? Let's see... if you;';re going to live in a place with experimental, prototype stuff, you have to expect it to fail. Often. (Look at the EVAC system and be thankful that wasn't installed in your house). Imagine getting up in the morning, no shower (the hydro shower is busted. Again). Can't make breakfast because the prototype has decided not to recognize your voice commands. On your way to work your experimental driverless car got lost and shut down. You'd take the PeopleMover, but its down for updates. And so on. That's why the imagineers quickly realized you could not do experimental and prototype stuff in an actual living environment where people depend on stuff to work.
You're 100% right, about process but the big issue is that the product development cycle is NOT what it once was, nor is the intended life time of said products.That is just not how product development works. You don’t come up with an idea and then build and deploy thousands. Scaling is gradual. There is a whole process to product development and testing that can and does even involve people actually using those test products.
Lease it out to PGS Superstores or Golf Galaxy and turn it into a revenue generator. All the common folk think it's a big golf ball anyway!Tear down SSE as well then.
Tear down SSE as well then.
No no. At least I hope not.
It’s a joke tradition between myself and a good friend.
I remember when Disney had higher standards, didn't neglect an entire theme park for almost 2 decades, and gave a damn about things not related to movie IP and merchandise synergy in every nook and cranny, per-guest spending, and quarterly profits. I guess that makes me old and negative in your book. Quite frankly, I don't care. I expect more, and I expect better from the company that set the bar high for theme parks, a bar that has been lowered so far it's basically a speed bump these days.
Tear down SSE as well then.
Happen to have a photo of this mirrored column?
There's one here:
Disney Avenue: An Appreciation of Spaceship Earth’s Mirror Column
www.dizavenue.com
Technically it doesn’t hold up the geosphere but yes, that’s the one.OHHHH the one holding up SSE! I thought it was like a column the size of a person, my bad. Thanks!
The goal is to keep the timeless architecture. If you don't count Horizons.
Almost had that happen right in front of me on the upper level of an arena during a Rush concert. A true hero grabbed the drunk guys shirt to prevent him from falling over onto the people below. Saved his life and I’m sure others that had no idea what could’ve happened to them.
Technically it doesn’t hold up the geosphere but yes, that’s the one.
Even more extra points as it was 1 of only 5 live shows where they ever played the song “Losing It”You get bonus points for being at a Rush concert.
Yes but they wouldn’t want to. It’s the service elevator, and the only one which reaches ground level.Could they theoretically remove it without any adverse affects on the actual building?
That’s alrightThank god they didn’t build what Walt wanted.
To think otherwise shows a huge lack of understanding of E.P.C.O.T.
But it’s okay. Some get it, some don’t.
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