Futuristic Blackpool...

[JJpool]

https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/people/13-futuristic-blackpool-images-depicted-by-artificial-intelligence-from-utopian-wonderlands-to-apocalyptic-times-4369835?page=2

Bloomfield road does look good though... in the year 3500.

 

[This is Ska]

I see the rules of football have changed, and the size of the goals.

 

[glasshalffull]

I see the rules of football have changed, and the size of the goals.

And the number of them!

 

[JJpool]

I see the rules of football have changed, and the size of the goals.

Cut them some slack, thats taken in pre season.

 

[This is Ska]

And the number of them!

That’s the rule change

 

[JJpool]

Way befor then, an advanced version of VAR refbot ruined the game.

Given the way it's going anything offensive was banned, so over time it followed to the logical conclusion, all fans were banned eventually.

Some for being rude about the taste of a pie, it offended the pie makers, frowning at the refbots decision, making any sort of noise to put the opposition off.

The games are now played virtually, in part to save on emissions, the computer runs and programme of stats like football manager.

 

[Macseasider]

is this after the whole of England went under water until Cheshire due to global warming? Thereafter 40 million moved North. A 250,000 seater stadium was thereafter built in 4 months to accommodate the new support.

Morecambe opened their new 165,000 seater stadium in time to play New Europe giants Finn Harps.

 

[Dave62]

Have we got Oyston out of the penthouse yet?

 

[April13th1970]

Have we got Oyston out of the penthouse yet?

Yes, he's in Playboy now, must be around the same ag as Hef was

 

[Towersabove]

I see the rules of football have changed, and the size of the goals.

Still have crossbars though so that rules out Preston being in the Premier League!

 

[Costero Poderoso]

Why all the psuedo victoriana in the imagery. i love how the top of the tower has been chopped off and stuck on the pier which has been disconnected from the land.

I've been working with a company recently whose in house design team are fixated with ai generation. Some of the imagery they created was just mental, apart from having to do everything five or six times cos the people keep coming out with Burnley characteristics.

when i was at college part of a dissertation i wrote concerned concepts of the future and the impact current day values and thinking had on those visions. I was going through sci fi cityscapes from the 20's onwards, its quite easy to pinpoint an era from its depictions of the future.

 

[Jaffa_The_Hut]

I wonder if in the year 3500 stone island will still be around and the Muckers will still be in the north?

 

[tommytwojags]

is this after the whole of England went under water until Cheshire due to global warming? Thereafter 40 million moved North. A 250,000 seater stadium was thereafter built in 4 months to accommodate the new support.

Morecambe opened their new 165,000 seater stadium in time to play New Europe giants Finn Harps.

Hey Mac, Harps are my second team. Leave them alone.

 

[Junior_BentsPlatformShoes]

There’s still a sizeable amount of out of date lucozade available after a stash was discovered under the SouthEast cover flag during the stadium works.

 

[tangerine_neil]

Have we got Oyston out of the penthouse yet?

Apparently not. He’s still there in 3500

 

[tangerine_neil]

 

[AllezBlackpool]

Anyone ever see this

Watch StoryTrails: The People's Map Blackpool - BFI Player

This map showcases a curated selection of audio stories and digitally animated 3D scans of the people and places in and around Blackpool.

player.bfi.org.uk