Pyongyang Chollima street in the early 1970s

It's so clean and beautiful. Way better than how Pyongyang looks today. I love the grid (wafers-like) pattern of the white-gray concrete architectures, especially the ones in the front right side of the picture. These were the luxury apartments, which were exclusively guaranteed for high-ranking officials. I really hope they are restored via facadism after the reunification of Korea.

u/jseo13579 — 5 days ago

Retro Akihabara

Can somebody identify the year this picture was taken?

u/jseo13579 — 5 days ago

How is infrastructure in Tokyo compared with Osaka?

I have recently visited Namba Osaka from Korea. I really enjoyed my time there. The buildings and cars were exceptionally clean, including the old ones. But the street was quite different from my expectations. I always thought every street in Japan was spotlessly clean. While I did not see any trash there, I saw mass chewing gum in the streets just like in Korea. Also, I found the digital infrastructure quite outdated as it was heavily analog. Unfortunately, I only got to travel for 2 days, so I didn't have a chance to visit Tokyo. How is Ginza Tokyo compared with Namba Osaka? Does it have newer and more advanced digital technology? Are the streets cleaner?

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u/jseo13579 — 23 days ago
▲ 6 r/dat

Has anyone gotten perfect scores on RC and QR?

I used DAT Bootcamp for my previous test. I did pretty decent on science (BIOL 420, CHEM 470, OCHEM 460) and PAT (470), but I didn't do so well on RC (370) and QR (400). I'm retaking the test in 3 months, and now I'm using DAT Booster. Any advice?

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u/jseo13579 — 3 months ago

Question about Mcdonald's taste changes

Did the Mcdonald's double quarter pounder with cheese meal taste the same as today when Morgan Spurlock filmed Supersize Me?

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u/jseo13579 — 3 months ago
▲ 14 r/aladdin

What happened to the Abi Mal's treasures in the palace after Jafar's lamp was destroyed?

Did they disappear? If so, are Genie's wishes just an illusion?

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u/jseo13579 — 3 months ago
▲ 12 r/aladdin

I personally think the movie was way better than the originals. It wasn't as dark, and the banquet, romance, and sorcery were displayed perfectly.

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u/jseo13579 — 4 months ago