Why is there a shelf of home-computer magazines on the flight deck?
this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2024
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To indicate they have artificial gravity yet still need aerodynamic wings for some reason (it's a design choice to look fabulous).
Yeah the wings don't make any sense, but then again the optimal shape would probably be a cube and that's just so boring
*so borging
You will get assimilated and you will like it!
For a hot second I thought those magazines were ads on the main control panel & was astonished at the absolutely correct prediction.