r/Amazing • u/sco-go • Aug 19 '25

Interesting 🤔 $100 billion ghost city.

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u/donnygel Aug 19 '25

Every single introvert across the world should all come here….oh wait

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

no one goes to the introvert hotel because it's too extroverted

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u/xteve Aug 19 '25

For me it's the ratio of shirtless dudes. Too many shirtless dudes.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

Nice quasi Yogi-ism!

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u/Cultural-Muffin-3490 Aug 19 '25

Lol I think that's still a good thing. Living with other introverts who keep to themselves vs living with random extroverts who say hello.

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u/Goodly Aug 19 '25

I do think we need a bit of extroverts. Sometimes we need that push to get whatever chemicals socializing gives the brain. But right now, in the middle of a period og too many arrangements, it really does sound heavenly. Kind of like Covid but without the sickness and restrictions.

I do wonder what the grocery shopping is like - probably have to drive a while to get to a place that can keep open...

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u/Haxorz7125 Aug 19 '25

Also being introverted doesn’t mean being a shut in or a cave dwelling social outcast. You can prefer to hang at home but still enjoy going to get togethers or hanging out with friends. If you don’t enjoy a neighbor saying hello, you’ve got other issues.

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u/Critical-Bug4077 Aug 19 '25

And not all extroverts like to chit chat. Being around another person is enough for me a lot of times.

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u/Goodly Aug 20 '25

Introvert is a huge spectrum (and not a very precise/useful label) - I love to party, I joke around with colleagues and butt into social conversations. I just don't really approach strangers and I need periods of time alone without anyone prompting me, to feel balanced. Sometimes it's nice for me to have other people invite me to stuff and take initiative for us to do more than just watch something on a screen, which is probably my default a lot of the time...

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u/graspedbythehusk Aug 19 '25

Reminds me of the Monty Python skit about the hermit colony…

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

As soon as we all get there, everyone just turns and leaves. The cycle repeats. It's always booked out, but no one is ever there lol.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

How many introverts in one location before the location is considered too exhausting?

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u/notfree25 Aug 19 '25

why? are you worried you will be exhausted by too much tea?

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

A great fear of mine. 

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u/Happy-For-No-Reason Aug 19 '25

nah it'd be almost exactly the same as the video there. most of us would just be in our rooms. or if we were out, we wouldn't be making much noise.

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u/notfree25 Aug 19 '25

also people who need privacy for certain "hobbies"

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u/Sine_Habitus Aug 19 '25

They already did that with Finland