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Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Sci-Fi Data Intersection :: Sci-Fi DI

Sci-Fi+DI is a general referencing blog that ranges from futuristic looking cities and urban technology to urban legends. Its primarily about providing several links to science and fiction, entertainment and metaphysics.

Cities and urban settings are a major component in various Sci-Fi movies and other productions.

Singapore is a very modern looking city, as is Dubai.



There are several low to moderate budget Sci-Fi movies that still might have some interesting scenes or storylines.

Then there are some that are quite sublime with such fascinating depictions of technology. 
Blade_Runner is one of the best urban science fiction movies, ever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner




TSFi is an intersection of various urban issues, technical challenges and popular culture. There is also a general comparison of various cities around the world.





Vancouver in some ways is Canada's most stunted or thwarted major city. The Greater_Vancouver region hasn't been allowed to rival Montreal or Seattle. Unlike Vancouver, Montreal and Seattle haven't used water and their overall scenic geography as an excuse to hold the city back. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_Vancouver_Regional_District













Tuesday, February 28, 2017

The Philosophy and Tech of Westworld

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j2Q8yXx7vY , https://www.youtube.com/@WisecrackEDU/videos

Of course the TV series isn't all in an urban setting.

Urban Comic-book Settings

It's not just about Gotham_City and Metropolis.







Wednesday, November 22, 2023

Vancouver north-shore-burrard-inlet-rapid-transit-plans

 https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/north-shore-burrard-innlet-rapid-transit-brt-translink

Unfortunately unlike several cities, Vancouver has taken a very slow approach towards building a potential bus-bridge or a bus-tunnel. Especially, opting to take a slow growth approach towards getting a commuter train across the inlet. Aparenty, it's so much better to maintain bottleneck planning with so many chokepoints. Fortunately, most cities refuse to adhere to Vancouverizing urban areas.


https://the-data-intersection.blogspot.com/search?q=BRT