would you live to live in the dome?
>>216031865this dome look like a lingam
>>216031865I think there's a scene in the parking lot outside the dome, but I like to imagine everyone else is also in domes and the world is a post nuclear wasteland. Truman is a parody of their situation
>>216031880What's a lingam?
>>216032279There are also multiple scenes of people outside watching the Truman show.
>>216032300"outside"
>>216031865It seems unlikely he'd never reach the wall.
>>216032311So are these domes as nice as Truman's dome then? In that case it wouldn't be a parody.
>>216031865Acoustics seem like ass so probably not like just bare wall
>>216032315He only escapes from the first layer. Probably into an incomprehensible machinery space of twisted metal, pitch darkness, and deadly fall risks.>>216032330they're nicer. Truman's dome is super basic, it's showing them how easy it is to live a good life with nothing.
>>216032362>they're nicerWhat a twist
>>216032426They still use nuclear-hardened CRTs and landlines though
>>216032288Not much, what's lingam with you?
>>216032725Oh you!
>>216032315According to a 2008 Pew Research Center survey (still widely cited as a baseline, with similar trends in recent studies), 37% of Americans have never left their hometown. A 2022 U.S. Census analysis found that 80% of young adults (by age 26) live within 100 miles of their childhood home, implying a high rate of limited mobility. Recent surveys, like one from LendingTree in 2023, show 57% of millennials and Gen Z (ages 18-42) still live in their hometowns.
>>216033792Multiple surveys converge on 11% of Americans having never left their birth state. This comes from a 2019 OnePoll survey of 2,000 adults (reported in Forbes) and aligns with a 2020 Reddit-discussed statistic from similar sources. A 2021 StudyFinds survey found nearly 1 in 6 (about 17%) have never left their home state, slightly higher but consistent. Pew data shows 57% have never lived outside their birth state, but the "traveled" metric is lower at 11%.so, The Truman Show is possible
>>216031865>would you live to live in the dome?as opposed to dying to live in the dome? learn english.
>>216032816Damn niguana.
>>216033903don't be a fucking retard. it's an obvious typo
