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I think how much hatred and revulsion I feel looking at this is the brilliance here.
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this post was submitted on 30 May 2025
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It's an urban hellscape with no wildlife radiating heat back to the upper atmosphere instead of sequestering it into the biosphere. I cannot even grasp how you romanticize that
It feels liminal, I wouldn't want this IRL but as a piece of art I love it and would honestly have it hanging on my wall.
It does have a certain liminality I admit
What's urban about it? There's no city in sight.
I don't particularly like being around wildlife, and I like novel experiences. It's interesting.
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What the fuck, man.