I think I saw that somewhere labeled "redneck houseboat."
Seriously though, are all of those people supposed to be staying on that one little piece of land and camper? It looks like a lo-tek version of Survivor.
@disatess: I wondered that too, at first. But then I decided it's definitely a concept piece, especially considering that it may be a precursor to other floating structures. And I'll buy that it's a form of art, too.
And by the way, they teach social engineering in the Netherlands? That's either very Orwellian, or a hacker's paradise.
Am I the only one who doesn't care if their coral reef goes a few feet under water? The coral will be otherwise fine (otherwise, of course, excluding ocean acidification, overfishing, and global dimming).
It's one city's worth of people crammed into one city's worth of land. The city may have to be relocated. Boo hoo.
This is the same government that attempted to sue the US for ocean levels rising. It's all drama to get tourism dollars... and try to make the US look bad, though that's not allowed anymore since Obama got elected.
I remember seeing this awhile back. It's a nightmare scenario, but at least they are planning ahead. If they were the US they'd just wait until the water was in the living room then scream bloody murder about it.
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-Kle.
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Seriously though, are all of those people supposed to be staying on that one little piece of land and camper? It looks like a lo-tek version of Survivor.
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And by the way, they teach social engineering in the Netherlands? That's either very Orwellian, or a hacker's paradise.
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It's one city's worth of people crammed into one city's worth of land. The city may have to be relocated. Boo hoo.
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