#not interpretation

[bookwormythings]

Weakness. What is...love? *head nod* 

Later in the episode: I thought you hated that plan. That I would get myself killed. I was being weak. 

That happened. Bellamy doesn’t know it is referring to her love for him, but we as an audience do. So please explain to me, how this can be interpreted in any other way. 

It is canon that Clarke loved Bellamy in season 2. And it has been proven by her actions and other people’s words that she still loves him in season 6. I am convinced The 100 is not a survival story, but it is a romance. 

[madmanswords]

The thing to remember about Wish World is that it failing was a GOAL.

Conrad is not the mastermind - he's a tool.

The Rani wanted a bad world that would collapse.

[opinionsoninterpretation]

The Rise of the Made-for-Instagram Museum

The age of Instagram has given rise to a new genre of installations, which seem to exist only to produce the perfect photo.

I am not really concerned about experiences designed around Instagram or about museums like the MET using Instagram and Instagrammers to reach new audiences. I am, however, a bit concerned about experiences like the Museum of Ice Cream calling themselves “museums”.

It’s interesting how the article notes that interpretive decisions are being made around what looks good on Instagram. White light is harsh and draining in person, but makes for better pictures. If your whole model is to create a sub-par experience for visitors then leave them with pictures that make them look adventurous and artsy, what are you actually selling?