Ironically, feels like most of the comments here only read the title and watched the first bits of the intro without finishing the whole video then making a preconceived notion on slow reading and slowing down.
Why is no one talking about architecture how it is affected by the changes in our culture and how it affects us in return? Feels like people didn't understand the point of the video or understand how speed reading is connected to architecture
You said some countries cant afford better justice systems then compared Norway to the richest country lol. I guess it’s the richest country in part thanks to the slavery in said prisons though
Super cool tech. One of the ugliest buildings I've ever seen from the outside, tho, just keepin' it real. Looks like bad scaffolding and is a disgrace to that neighborhood.
Lot of people here in the comments seem to not realize Solarpunk can only come to be *after* a hyper capitalist society that has extracted more materials then we'll ever need and then focuses on recycling those materials and living in harmony with nature using modern / future technology... so like, after *a world like ours today*.
of course these people have no problem portraying arab people, they just can’t find the time to respect the real life people being slaughtered in Palestine
Where I live in the US, we have lots of land to spread out, but we end up too far from each other to have meaningful communities. Kowloon seems like it had the opposite issue.
There is a new Dystopian Sci-fi Indian film named Kalki 2898 AD coming in June, a lot of world building is done in that film, hope to see it in one of your videos
This architecture uses a vast amount of a particular wood which is limited in modern building convention. It is a lot of material. But the design is largely intriguing.