So, if I'm reading this correctly, you have to stand behind a mirror that looks flat even though it's not? Doesn't seem all the useful if there's a huge mirror lying around. . .
The Apple store in NYC is in front of the Statue of Liberty? For shame. This isn't even an Apple v. PC thing either. It's just a shame that your average Joe Schmo would much rather document their trip to the Apple store than to the Statue of Liberty.
I'll just go ahead and start by flaming myself:
"Well everybody has seen the Statue of Liberty you know. It's kinda been there a long time and isn't going anywhere. The Apple store is new and interesting and actually a pretty neat feat of engineering."
It's funny that you're posting this now, because my professor is one of the people involved in this study, and he was talking about it in lecture yesterday (finals coming up, no new course material). Among the bizarre things they discovered: Americans and French always seem to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower from opposite sides, and people love taking pictures of emos in Austin, TX. And yeah, there was the Apple Store thing. Who knew?
Well of course people like taking pictures of landmarks. Personally I think it's boring. Where's the bodegas? Where's the liquor stores? #1 Kitchen? The flaming trash can on blahblahblah Street?
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What if the mirror is on top and sides of a building. Invisible from space or planes with bombs.
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J/k, its around my peen.
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I'll just go ahead and start by flaming myself:
"Well everybody has seen the Statue of Liberty you know. It's kinda been there a long time and isn't going anywhere. The Apple store is new and interesting and actually a pretty neat feat of engineering."
Now I shall respond:
So.
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