I want to reach into OceanSpace and turn down a few knobs controlling the atmosphere so that we can see the female characters acting realistically instead of boy-crazy and catty.

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I want to reach into OceanSpace and turn down a few knobs controlling the atmosphere so that we can see the female characters acting realistically instead of boy-crazy and catty.
“Somewhat-bratty young woman is sent to spend time with her relative(s) while her parents are getting divorced, said relative(s) are at an isolated facility where advanced scientific research is taking place and an unscrupulous employee is plotting to steal genetic samples and sell them to a rival company” probably isn’t enough to say that OceanSpace is deliberately similar to Jurassic Park, but it certainly feels similar…
It’s wild to me that this book (written in 1999) is set in an alt-2011 where there is a “hip, teen version of National Geographic” because in the actual summer of 2011 I got to have lunch with a lady who worked at the National Geographic Society who was impressed I was 18 and had been a member since I was 11, and my first suggestion for what they could do differently was “Bring back World as your magazine for teens, more advanced than how Kids is now, but less dense than the main ‘adult’ magazine”.
And then they didn’t do that and within 5 years they had to sell their TV channels to Fox and then Disney. I’m not saying that alone would have brought in enough money to change the outcome, but…
OCEANS IN TRANSFORMATION TERRITORIAL AGENCY
Quale contributo può dare l’arte alla riflessione sullo stato degli oceani a fronte delle trasformazioni climatiche causate dall’azione dell’uomo?
Mostra all' Ocean Space nella Chiesa di San Lorenzo a Venezia.
Joan Jonas-Moving off the Land II at #oceanspace #worldartfoundation @sanlorenzogozzano (at Venezia, Italia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwwqKeCFeId/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6ccxyxxiqfp2
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