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The first ever museum of "human" relations

Ubiquitous automatization and replacement by robots has made household problems easy and efficient to solve. For people feeling nostalgic over queues at the doctor's office, or wanting to argue with a police officer over a car accident, the first ever Museum of Human Relations has opened in Moscow. In this interactive museum you can take a walk back into the past, to relive what it was like to live in Russia during the 2010s and 2020s. Professional robot-actors will be rude to you and will slam the door right in front of your face. Afterwards, you’ll be able to complain about it to other visitors, whilst an angry cleaning lady tries to clean up around you.



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Маргарита Алексеева Отношения - это то, чего панически боится современный человек. И тут уместнее не про хамство и стояние в очередях, а беседа вместо гаджетов, дети и семья вместо "вечного партнерства", бабушки и дедушки, которые откажутся ради вас от чего-то своего... Такая "антропоистория" или "психоистория", по Ллойду Демоозу.
01 Apr 2020
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dylan maust that would be fun and i would totally pay to see that
14 Oct 2019
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Ishan The idea of such a museum makes sense. In the age of high-tech vehicles, cozy smart-houses, and ever-evolving entertainment options, some people still strive to escape to the wild. So why people in 2050 wouldn't want to get out of their gadget-overloaded houses and dive to the atmosphere of the past in trivial reality? Regarding Tim Suetens' comment, I shall agree that emotional interactions should be diversified to some extent.
23 Feb 2019
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Julia Nikishkina Ishan, thanks for your comment
24 Nov 2021