The city carved in the desert: Why did the Arabs build this amazing construction? In the middle of the desert of one of the hottest countries on the planet, the Arabs decided to build a peculiar city. Almost every resident of Sabah Al Ahmad, in Kuwait, has access to their own private beach. No, it’s not Dubai, nor are they artificial islands. This is a construction project as ambitious as it is eccentric, dug into the desert itself. Canals connected to the sea, artificial beaches and a hydrodynamic system with limited use of support pumps define this city. It may seem like an exaggeration, but there is an explanation. It involves oil, war, environmental solutions and cutting-edge engineering. This is the story of why Kuwait decided to bring the sea into the desert.

I like how Sabah Al Ahmad turns the coastline into something almost alive, w/ engineered canals reshaping the desert's edge into a kind of living machine. It's stunning to look at, but it also doesnt feel right, the more we manage nature, the less resilient it becomes. #dontplaygod #newcities

The Craft: Legacy I recall posting of this film when it was released 2020 on Prime.

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#MoralOfTheStory
#DontPlayGod
#Unreality
#Entertainment
#PropheticGiftsArentWitchcraft
#JudeoChristianity

WHAT COMMANDMENTS CAN’T MAGA STOP BREAKING?

A brutal breakdown of the Ten Commandments they claim to uphold—but can’t stop violating.

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#MAGABroken #ModernCommandments #DontPlayGod #TruthHurts #NoHy

I forgot how much I liked the original Jurassic Park movie.

#dinosaurs #jurassic #DontPlayGod #MichaelChrichton #StevenSpielberg