Even before contemplating what is in there, the bleakness of the outside is almost enough to induce despair and surrender. The "architecture", the landscaping, and all of the night lights* create an intersection of depressing dystopia.
There is a small area like that near me . Whenever I walk through it I (partly) regret going that way. It does make me walk faster though, just to get past it. :)
* Almost everything, including us, needs some darkness. That light pollution is damaging in many ways, including human mental and physical health.
What is this gonna do to your social credit score?!
That all would be terrific farmland.....
I live in the other side in MD but was in that area last weekend and was surprised at how cute the old town part of Leesburg is.
Ugh .
Even before contemplating what is in there, the bleakness of the outside is almost enough to induce despair and surrender. The "architecture", the landscaping, and all of the night lights* create an intersection of depressing dystopia.
There is a small area like that near me . Whenever I walk through it I (partly) regret going that way. It does make me walk faster though, just to get past it. :)
* Almost everything, including us, needs some darkness. That light pollution is damaging in many ways, including human mental and physical health.
Btw, a serious-humerous poke at all of that ^ , if you (I) need it ;)
"Spiritually Depraved and Misery-Inducing Landscapes of North America Episode #2"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJd4TCjJWv0
Episode 3 just dropped . Some positivity at the end (wait for it). :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOyT6wuvsHk