A few thoughts about Massive Change

So a few more things about Massive Change that didn't make it into my Torontoist piece:

In note form:

  • All this stuff was in Wired Magazine last year....
  • This feels like EPCOT, where's the monorail? And where's the overpriced food at the Japan Pavillion? (Sarah L. my editor felt like this too)
  • Why is the rubber chicken the defining souvenir from Massive Change? Is this a joke?
  • The room of photos is pretty cool!
  • Not being able to touch the cool textiles isn't, they're textiles damnit.
  • What?! No flying cars?

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