Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/06/10/wild-design-for-incredible-inf.html
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No thank you. I don’t want to suffer from acrophobia while swimming.
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This reminds me of the Sims games where you can build a pool and take the ladder out once your people hop in.
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Other advanced technical features include a built-in anemometer to monitor the wind speed.
Seriously?
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That pool is going to cost a fortune to heat, as it will be feckin’ freezin’ up there. Late stage Capitalism, eh? When will it ever end?
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The guy on Reddit that said “That’s not a 360° view, it’s a square!!” didn’t approve.
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Looking at that mocked up image nearly gave me a panic attack. Talk about a setting for a horror movie.
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Where does the lightning rod go?
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I would suggest not watching “The Mechanic 2”; not just because it features an assassination involving a skyscraper pool, but, also, because it isn’t a very good film.
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That is a harsh but accurate review.
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This is the union of all things terrible to me. Nowhere to set anything down, no way to get a break from the water without leaving the site, nowhere to rest… a sheer drop all around you. Yikes, no thanks, I’d literally rather sit in a tub of wolf spiders for real.
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Dude!, blur that mental image!
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9 minutes in you find out that people don’t have to be air lifted in and out of the pool.
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When the pool’s a rock’n don’t come knock’n.
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The people are the lightening rods.
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The 18th century they had guillotines, in the 21st we have Sims pool traps.
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Yes. That and all I would think of is the unlikely even that the glass breaks and you just flow off the top to your death.
GAH!!! Why did I think about that again??!?!
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I’d like a drown with a view, please.
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