how many people are actually going to see the history??? Maybe, a couple of the older generations, but NONE from the younger generations I’m sure!!!
Chasing those Pokémon to the museums, and overlooking the real treasures in the museums, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
The famous sculpture by Jan Baptiste Car-panux in 1861, located in New York Mets Museum became a place to be back in July, the visitors carried their cell phones, and visited the museum a lot. Guess the reasons yet? This 150-year-old sculpture, was selected as the Pokestop by the makers of Pokémon Go, and became the place to be.
But the scholars of the museums warned. That in the cell phone interactive games, the place was only described as “Dante’s Hell”. That Car-panux had created the paintings, according to Dante’s circles of hell from the “Divine Comedy”, but there’s only little introductory of it on the cell phone games, and, the young players who’d found treasures on the body of “Uglino”, may not ever know who he really is.
here’s that two headed ostrich (I think…) at the entrance of an exhibit at the museums…
And, would the visitors, who were there, for the searches of Pokémons really actually care about the displays in the museums? This is, perhaps, the biggest doubt inside the operators of the museum. The primary curator of the Taiwan Museum stated that the museum acts as an interface for education, he hoped, that the visitors cared more about what’s on display. And for now, the museums here in Taiwan don’t encourage, nor do they prohibit, players of Pokémon Go to enter, Chen believed, that Pokémon Go is only a temporary trend, that it wouldn’t affect the operations of the museum long term.
“If the museums don’t progress, then, they should, be a part of display in the museums”, the head curator of the History Museum, Chang pointed out, that Pokémon Go is not just a game, that it’s a leader in AR, the virtual reality. “If the museums don’t learn to embrace modern day technology, then, they will all be, discarded.”
So, because Pokémon Go is so hot right now, that, is why these museums are slowly, accommodating the players, and this is awful, because, the players won’t be in the museums for the sake of the works of the masters, instead, they’re all there, in pursuit of, Pokémons instead, which is why I believe, that the museums should BAN the games completely, besides, museums are a place of culture enrichment, and, how can you actually examine the artwork, if your minds focused on catching the Pokémons???
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Experts Warn: Would the Members of the Public Care About Real Treasures After They Started Getting into the Virtual Treasure Hunts?
how many people are actually going to see the history??? Maybe, a couple of the older generations, but NONE from the younger generations I’m sure!!!
Chasing those Pokémon to the museums, and overlooking the real treasures in the museums, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
The famous sculpture by Jan Baptiste Car-panux in 1861, located in New York Mets Museum became a place to be back in July, the visitors carried their cell phones, and visited the museum a lot. Guess the reasons yet? This 150-year-old sculpture, was selected as the Pokestop by the makers of Pokémon Go, and became the place to be.
But the scholars of the museums warned. That in the cell phone interactive games, the place was only described as “Dante’s Hell”. That Car-panux had created the paintings, according to Dante’s circles of hell from the “Divine Comedy”, but there’s only little introductory of it on the cell phone games, and, the young players who’d found treasures on the body of “Uglino”, may not ever know who he really is.
And, would the visitors, who were there, for the searches of Pokémons really actually care about the displays in the museums? This is, perhaps, the biggest doubt inside the operators of the museum. The primary curator of the Taiwan Museum stated that the museum acts as an interface for education, he hoped, that the visitors cared more about what’s on display. And for now, the museums here in Taiwan don’t encourage, nor do they prohibit, players of Pokémon Go to enter, Chen believed, that Pokémon Go is only a temporary trend, that it wouldn’t affect the operations of the museum long term.
“If the museums don’t progress, then, they should, be a part of display in the museums”, the head curator of the History Museum, Chang pointed out, that Pokémon Go is not just a game, that it’s a leader in AR, the virtual reality. “If the museums don’t learn to embrace modern day technology, then, they will all be, discarded.”
So, because Pokémon Go is so hot right now, that, is why these museums are slowly, accommodating the players, and this is awful, because, the players won’t be in the museums for the sake of the works of the masters, instead, they’re all there, in pursuit of, Pokémons instead, which is why I believe, that the museums should BAN the games completely, besides, museums are a place of culture enrichment, and, how can you actually examine the artwork, if your minds focused on catching the Pokémons???
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All I have to say, I've already said it, and, let's just say, that I'm someone who's ENDURED through a TON of losses in my life, and I still made it to the very top of MY game here, TADA!!!