Massive Change

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• i_monk0

  I saw Massive Change at the AGO in Toronto a few weeks ago.

  I wasn't impressed at all. Sure there's a lot of information to absorb, but there's very little specific change offered up as solutions to current problems. Many of the problems aren't even acknowledged as problems by those who would be needed to change things. Ok so hundreds of millions of people around the world don't own the land they've lived on for generations, and the coming 'change' is probably that they'll have their land bought out from under them by foreigners. Who does that help? Guns inspired by SuperSoakers? Chairs made of cardboard? So what?

  Massive Change felt more like something belonging to the mid 90s, when Gee Golly The Future was all the rage.

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