Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Odin magic is not technology in any form.
It's not in any form that we mortals can recognize as such. Remember, in the words of Aasimov, "Technology, if sufficiently advance, is indistinguishable from magic."
Odin magic is not technology in any form.
One more time with feeling...I think it should be said (again, for the millionth time), that most of us who are against the IP invasion of Epcot are in no way desiring that Epcot return to its original concept or that WS should remain a museum and never have anything new.
People continue to regurgitate the same tired "Epcot purists" BS and the old "Disney glory days are gone" garbage. We just feel that there are so many possibilities that could be explored that dont require super heroes and cartoons EVERYWHERE. We feel that it would be more wise to BUILD something new and not just continue to overlay attractions. We ask for Disney to simply create and inspire rather than pander and accommodate.
this is exactly what I was thinking.Maybe the reason Future World was outdated was because the future is looking to be more and more like the movie Idiocracy rather than the amazing things we once thought of. If that's the case the new direction fits right in
Future is not synonymous with short-cycle consumer electronics. Every subject from Future World's conception still has long term dreams that remain steady. The Future is an easy subject when the dreams are bigger than a Best Buy.True but to most people they wouldn't bother or look and see and say 'oh is that it? I could have seen that at home...' To keep current Disney would need to change every month or so which without a rich sponsor we know wouldn't happen....
Future is not synonymous with short-cycle consumer electronics. Every subject from Future World's conception still has long term dreams that remain steady. The Future is an easy subject when the dreams are bigger than a Best Buy.
Some of our advances in medicine would certainly be "magic" to people in the dark ages.It's not in any form that we mortals can recognize as such. Remember, in the words of Aasimov, "Technology, if sufficiently advance, is indistinguishable from magic."
Some of our advances in medicine would certainly be "magic" to people in the dark ages.
When did that he say that?
This has my vote for best post of the year. Sadly, its truth will be lost on many as they will not abandon their addiction for instant gratification and their desire for Epcot to pacify their "bored" children with Superheroes.Future is not synonymous with short-cycle consumer electronics. Every subject from Future World's conception still has long term dreams that remain steady. The Future is an easy subject when the dreams are bigger than a Best Buy.
I got one last ride in a week ago. I'll be sad to see it go. Despite it being woefully outdated and very much in need of a replacement, it is one of those last remaining attractions that have the classic Epcot Center feel. So.....when will this attraction be put down? I've been hearing October?
It's not tall enough. The ideal location for GotG would be about 199 feet tall.Furthermore. How is THIS not the ideal location for GotG?!
It's not tall enough. The ideal location for GotG would be about 199 feet tall.
Playing a video on a smartphone to someone from 200 years ago would appear as magical to a lot of them.Depending on how they define "magic". Remember, in Thor, all the godly divine magic hoo-ha is handwaved with "they're aliens whose science is so far advanced that it may as well be magic".
It's not tall enough. The ideal location for GotG would be about 199 feet tall.
Playing a video on a smartphone to someone 20 years ago would be very magical to anyone in 1996.Playing a video on a smartphone to someone from 200 years ago would appear as magical to a lot of them.
The drop sequences would be great with the threat of a crazy raccoon menacing the guests. And the fear of getting splinters from Groot is terrifying!... Blasphemy.
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