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North Korea has been virtually cut off from the rest of the world since 1948. Dennis Rodman is a national hero, for God’s sake. Their lack of outside influence has curated an incredible culture that looks like its been stuck in some sort of post-Soviet, 1950s, nightmare world. So of course, their thoughts on the future should be interesting.
Since the DPRK is the least visited country in the world, the Supreme Leader decided that the best way to make people want to come to North Korea was to show the rest of the world how technologically advanced. Apparently, the best way to do this was to hire a North Korean architect to do some drawings on what the future of North Korea looks like. Straight out of “The Jetsons.” Keep in mind, these are drawings from someone who has never seen the outside world.
This place never ceases to fascinate me. To see the rest of the renderings, click HERE.
[via Fast Company]
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Brian McGannon
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These people are entertaining, in a creepy kind of way.