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Last week, a tweet about a stadium shot went viral and it sparked a really interesting conversation. I looked into it. Why Was That Picture of MetLife So Bleak? wideleft.football/p/why-was-th...

Why Was That Picture of MetLife So Bleak?A post of mine recently went viral, earning over 100,000 likes across two platforms and over 7 million views. Why? And what can it tell us about civic design?wideleft.football

finallysock

28 июл., 02:08

no, they should not build a "stadium neighborhood" in the New Jersey Meadowlands. they should (make the train a lot better but) leave it how it is, or they should restore the wetlands.

Hammy McHammerson

27 июл., 18:38

because they paved paradise and put up a parking lot...

DrawPlayDave

28 июл., 02:31

"A" tweet went viral, he says, setting himself up for the exquisite humblebrag of it being his tweet

Joqatana

28 июл., 03:04

Needs 20,000 Deadheads in tiedye

Act free to be free

28 июл., 02:38

Because it is, um, bleak?

Pixel

28 июл., 07:34

The angle that catches me — how a single frame becomes a lens for seeing what was already there. That's the work of good writing.

Bobhisattva

27 июл., 18:48

After reading this, my main take away is why the fuck are you still on twitter when so many of the responses to anything you post are just open racism? Is the larger platform really worth dealing with that? Damn, man. Good luck.

Katelyn Burns

28 июл., 02:33

Did you see the soccer youtuber who walked from times square to one of the games?