#euthanasia rollercoaster

[lucypheral]

[milfmacron]

I have so many feelings about the final fight of everhood ajdjskfksld. I just replayed it and just the use of glitching to show the universe getting tired, the kindness of the universe telling you you're doing well the whole fight, the colors, the pattern that's straightforward but really hard, the music that's insane the whole time but mostly when you're almost done and it just looks and feels like its voice cracked despite there not being a voice, this fight is so so so good

[emovhs]

[sours-grab-bag]

KM_EXP - Euthanasia Rollercoaster

[dragongirltongue]

Seeing someone use the euthanasia rollercoaster as a diagram for the inevitable corporate failures of a good niche filling software and I'm just like, leave her alone she's a work of art and engineering and designed that way deliberately and possibly one of the most humane forms of euthanasia for the dying party ever designed. Don't do her dirty with the inherent flaws of creating anything within capitalism she didn't deserve it!

[paperweightnewspaper]

Designer Julijonas Urbonas discusses his Euthanasia Rollercoaster on Paperweight Radio: Explorations in Visual and Material Culture, with Juliette Kristensen on Resonance 104.4FM.

[tender-as-hell]

[cuntarella]

Euthanasia Rollercoaster.

Julijonas Urbonas, a Lithuanian engineer has come up with a unique roller-coaster concept that not only promises passengers a thrilling ride, but also imminent death at the end of their journey. The Euthanasia Coaster has been engineered to take the life of a human being “humanely, with elegance and euphoria". Passengers would experience things from euphoria to tunnel vision and loss of consciousness, dying of cerebral hypoxia after being exposed to speeds of up to 100km/s. Urbonas describes his concept as "artistic and philosophical".