Tell me you've never been on Reddit without telling me you never been on Reddit.
Proportionally it seems very similarly sized to what was there before (last picture).
I visited NYC regularly in the latter 20th century, for business and pleasure. It's a place that you couldn't pay me to live in or near, even if I had one of those $50 Million skyscraper penthouses above Central Park. But it's a place that every American should see at least once in their life.
It's been decades since I've been to NYC, and I've been thinking I need one last visit before I become a drooling fool in a rocker. Somehow I never made it to the Guggenheim Museum, and I really need to see that. I think I need to pause for a moment at the 9/11 Ground Zero monument as well and say a prayer four our nation. I also would like to take the tour of the UN Building as that architecture and its interior design has always impressed me, if the actual activities of the assembly within are less impressive.
And I can easily imagine that even in its current state, the city is still rather beautiful and bedazzling at Christmas.
I've got a cruise schedule in Autumn '25 that would line up nicely with a 48 or 72 hour stopover in NYC. It can happen.
It's a really, REALLY well done museum.
I’ve unfortunately been on Reddit for 12 years and those kinds of comments are very common on r/movies and r/boxoffice, the reputation of Reddit being a “woke”-only left-wing site is very outdated.
Having been alive but possessing no recollection of the day, I found it a very informative and well done museum. I also appreciated that it does include a lot of artifacts from the day on display, something too many history museums seem short on. I find that's what really makes history come alive. My one and only gripe is that it's $30. Given the importance of its subject it would be great to make the museum more accessible in that regard.
If you think Reddit is anything other than a woke-only, left wing site, you probably also think Mao was too conservative.
Lol. Dramatics aside, it’s a far more dynamic site than most give it credit for (likely due just how siloed subreddits get). For every r/politics and r/pics cringe left-wing post, there’s historical examples like r/The_Donald, fatpeoplehate, the campaign against former CEO(?) ellen pao where every basically just made racist Chinese jokes against her, jailbait, the list goes on. Would hardly call any of those “woke”.
Those don't even exist anymore. I would say your argument is completely backwards. Historically, Reddit was intellectually diverse. Now, it's entirely one sided. Go to r/all and find one right wing post. Anything that doesn't fit the narrative of Reddit moderators and admins (side note, did you know Ghislaine Maxwell, wife of Jeffrey Epstein, was a Reddit admin?) is banned and scrubbed and removed from the site.
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