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I am in Chicago, visiting with family that I rarely get to see from Cali. They invited me to an outing to the Museum of Science and Industry.
I've been to the Museum a few times as a child, and thought awesome, it would be cool to see again since I enjoyed it as a youngster.
I couldn't have been more wrong, I was bored. I didn't want to be bored, but I just couldn't deal with more than two or so exhibits.
I then suggested a designated time and place to meet saying there were exhibits I wanted to see. Upon leaving the group, I headed for the exit and into Hyde Park, an area I really like to walk around in. I found a Vietnamese place off 55th and enjoyed a big bowl of pho, wandered around the neighborhood for a while, and eventually met back up fams in the lobby.
I started thinking, why was I so bored though? Museums are bastions of learning, and cover some of greatest feats and the things we should learn the most from. Have I been ruined by YouTube and Wikipedia? I can spend hours looking through random articles or watching vids on history, innovations, and tragedies of the like.
Sorry for thinking out load, but am I uncultured for not giving that museum, or almost any other for that matter, a second thought?
I've been to the Museum a few times as a child, and thought awesome, it would be cool to see again since I enjoyed it as a youngster.
I couldn't have been more wrong, I was bored. I didn't want to be bored, but I just couldn't deal with more than two or so exhibits.
I then suggested a designated time and place to meet saying there were exhibits I wanted to see. Upon leaving the group, I headed for the exit and into Hyde Park, an area I really like to walk around in. I found a Vietnamese place off 55th and enjoyed a big bowl of pho, wandered around the neighborhood for a while, and eventually met back up fams in the lobby.
I started thinking, why was I so bored though? Museums are bastions of learning, and cover some of greatest feats and the things we should learn the most from. Have I been ruined by YouTube and Wikipedia? I can spend hours looking through random articles or watching vids on history, innovations, and tragedies of the like.
Sorry for thinking out load, but am I uncultured for not giving that museum, or almost any other for that matter, a second thought?